The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-12
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I. "A letter was received yes tsrday from
,Nebraskh by. aHwell known sbuslness man
which 10 hard on Bryan. = hefwriterl says
No - n ettong temperance man and has
always been. a. Democrat. but he 10 an
FOR bryan when . man like ajorsSY lillian
Mcklnlny u In the race. lie rays Bryan
n q nice young man and .says Come nice
things, but the worElnEnant who adopts
tes s arysa sa XXI sss 9s
knows NIL about Bryan. and seems 70 have
a Z, poor opinion OF him as presidential
last night Miss Ella Nichols and Mlls
Media White were elected primary teach
Der OF the board, md A.. w. Kerr was,
elected NJ his successor. Edward Mcconib
smInsls 70 Suasesd NV w % liam I u
resigned y 4 5i ai'sl z 9 ? "a
!. W. Rice, William I.ytle, Mel. :west.i
lake. John Jones. John Meorau and John
one.halt days, hunt IN rusea rawas coun.
reis. Jones shot 3d. Rice Il md westlAke
GO. One red fox and noveral ground hogs
were shot. q = n =, e Z N ? nc;
Tho Martln's Ferry public schools which
making additional teachers neeessar ~,
The attendance 10 already nearly !, 800 !, In
tho high school there ARE ,1s9 pupils, the
largest enrolment z In thia part OF the
country. ~ 6 N !; =. ~, 4. lsli4il
a farmer brought a wagon load Of grapes
q mar,in :. Ferry YESTERDAY and 9Ierod
soil them at that price and hauled them
back home. Such a condition OF AFFAIRS
did not prevail four years ago, = n
"A mercha tailor was asked yesterday
X he had observed that the waist meas
nres Of worklngmel we're smaller than
did not know, Ifor. no was taking fewer
meaures than he did them lfi
y The delegates who returned from the
state convention Of tho, Junior Mechanics
ut Springfield say a poll was takon, with
the result. Mckinley ~, Bryan 20 nom
The ROMANS o. Mrs. John p, haywood.
who died at Colernin on Thursday, will be
buried ut Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. haywood
was q splendid woman and had many
Mr.. Frank Erwin leaves noxt week 10
attend the Moody Institute at Chicago.
He will take q musical and literary course,
taking from one to three years. n
. Mr.; and Mrs: =, Thomas J. King, q Anvil
denee OF y. c. Boyd is'
Brick laying will be commenced on
broadway In q few days II is expected
that the work will be finished long before
bad weather sets In. r
The only, departments that will DO In
s,!,; ~ at tho Aetna;standard today
mills Nos. 8 and 0. tl b 13Il,}a
Mrs. Ida Daw,pn and Miss Daisy Adams,
OF Fairmonti and Miss Ollie IHuskins," OF
GAINESVILLE. are visiting Mrs. Anna Hus.,
Harry George. a salinevllle druggist,
was shaking hands with his numerous
friends in Martins Ferry yesterday. Z.
An important meeting Of, Mountain City.
safs f SsssSen at ~ held this
been beautihed: by new paper carpet and
pulpit furniture. 20 & 3, i5l..zT,
The Republican Giles club will meet to.
night at the residence of. G. Gray for
Thomas Heaphy, sor, .in-law OF Thomas
stro,in. died on Thursday night Of! heart
John Moran viii move his family from
Holloway back to Martins Ferry octo-
The case Of william Coates VS.. the city
y. set for Monday before Squire Theo.
Miss Etta Wright Is entertaining her
sister, Miss Carrie Wright. Of Pittsburgh.
3 RevJ. B.. Ricketts, will resign tho pas
,torate OF the o. P. church at WRrnock. 80
The Opera House will be opened on Sep.
TENDER % by the Country Cousin l3 IA he
* Counterfeit silver dollars Of 1893 are in
circulation In this neighborhood.
3 Allen o.. Myers will talk free silver at
Martins Ferry on September %. s.
& Smith Moore! OF New philadelphia is
visiting Lee Smith,. on Broadway. " IS d!
James Defenbaugh, OF Indiana, Is visit
Ing the family OF 5. j. Anthony. x
Judge W. c. ong, Of Cleveland, Is visit
Ing his brother, DR.. A. r. .Ong.
i. Mrs. J.. B. Montgomery and son, How.
ard. are visiting in the country.
At Loydsv!llc Republican club has been
organized with flfty members. ti7lT
z Fred UP will take part In the handicap
races at Pittsburgh to-day. 3 80
a number Of mills at the Aetna. Stand
ard are on for few days. 3 4 %
! Jack McGrafr. Of Connellsville, Pa, Is
visiting James Med "a
The Zoar Baptist Association will meet;
at Beaver next year. 5tsli ~
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