The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-28
GRAND RATIFIC ATION MEETING
NATIONAL DEE0CRHTI BPHRTY
~ TIE OPERA HOUSE MONDAY SEPT. O'CLOCK
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the east and south, returned ON sattr.
day and ID confident OF McKlnley's cleo.
tlon. He says Delaware, New Jersey,
North. Carolina, Kentucky and West
Virginia Will go Republican. He thinks
there 10 some doubt about Tennessee,
there Is no hope OF ever getting South
Carolina, becduse the colorcd men have
no show IN the elections. He says Il IL
shameful the way the ballot box IL stuff
ed In the south and u Is done In vir-
ginla, at Petersburg and other places 5,
a sample OF the nobby uniform adopts
cd by, the Danford Guards. 10 on exhibit
tion at Humphrey Williams store and
attracts much attention, a drummer
who.sa II yesterday says II beats any,
thing he ever saw for the money. The
club got a good bargain In II. On &c.
count OF these Democratic times It was
necessary to adopt a low priced uni
form. The Danford Guards will drill
every night thlsw ~ ~ f.lF Z
Mrs. De Vault II lying at the point OF
death at her nome at Pennington. She
Is elghty-slS years OF age. Her son
Kate went out to her bedside yesterday.
The Martins Ferry ball club was
beaten the three games at New .Phlla-
delphla.> The scores were II to ., Z to 1.
and to. 3. eleven Innings being played
ut the latter on Saturday and NIcConke
pitching. Three games will be played
at Coshoeton this week and three at
Uhrichsvllle. FL u !.
Several bets have been made here on
Ohio county. Martins Ferry Republic
cans are glad to see the Ohio Republic
cans doing so much hustlIng. Several
have remarked that the marching clubs
are doing splendid work. "a
The executive committee OF the Pease
Township Sunday School Organization,
Will meet at the NJ. Z. Church at Bridge
port this evening, to make arrange
ments for house to hDuse visitation
and TO push the good work.
Hugh Talbot VI Dlllonvale, who had
his spine injured al, the Dlllonyale coal
mines last week, will be laid up for some
time. He is a brother-in-law to George
McMechen, of Martins Ferry.
Miss Nellie Gay and her brother. win.
OF New Concord. who. have been visiting
their uncle. ]. C. Gray. left for Pitts
burgh on Saturday.
Misses Lena Mckay and Mary
Thomas, who have been visiting at San
dusky and elsewhere, returned on Sat-
urday. Ft<.}tss ~
A. o. Barnes, the free silver man. who
was defeated by Capt. Lorenzo DAN
ford for Congress, was in town yester-
day.
Hon. John a. Caldwell will speak ut
Cadlz Tomorrow afternoon and Hon.
Wade Gushing in the evening.
Robert A., Blackford goes to Phlladcl-
phia to-day to study medicine In the
University OF Pennsylvania.
E. e. Moore, NJ. S. Myers and Ollie
McAninch returned yesterday from a
short stay near Cadiz.
"a Yankee Drummer" was played
to a fair house, by Frank Jones. on Sat-
urday night.
r. "A. sterrltt. OF Washington, Pa.
who was well known here, died on Sat
urday. ~
Harry Chessell. the bicycle. hustler.
called on Martins Ferry friends yester-
day.
DR.. WIFI. Hall, who sprained his. foot
last week. Is able to be out again.
Charles X. Williams spent Sunday
with his parents at Mt. Pleasant.
A. c. Ong. of Mt Pleasant, is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. George Tweedy.= & i.
Charles Van Pelt. OF Dtllonvale, was
In Martins Ferry yesterday.
George Cooke and Ira sedgewlck were
at Steubenvllle yesterday.
Several wheelmen rode to. Wellsburg
and Bethany yesterday: n
Mrs. J. g. Parr returned last night
from Smithneld.
j. z. Reynolds spent Sunday at New
MartlnsvIlle.
Harry Joy. OF McKeespors, was down
yesterday.
c. II. Over. OF Aluncle, Ind. is visiting