The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-07
MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps aud 1fIshhps In tha Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
Georse Hell. Democrat. Will wheel
Leonard Fisher. Republican. SIX blocks
In 4 wheeIbayrow. headed by drum
corps. John Howell Is 20 wheel William
T. Dixon. ST. from The LaughIn Nail
works 70 the West Virginia Glass
Works and Thomas Dorsey Is 10 give
Mss Maggie Burke = free rsde n
wheeIbarr0w. George Cooke will have
bis rnustlche cut of. having made /
wager with George G. R1lstor and W.
II. Lupt0n Will do likewise. he bet
with ". Z. COsS and the ncStlche Is
10 be sent 70 J. Y. Patterson OF Ale
ghery, Pa He'll los; another bet with
FISHER and hauled a sheep all around
Martins Ferry II lbuggy. Considerable
money has changed hands here. Some
OF the Democrats paid their bets OF
Wednesday,
Money Is getting more plentiful A.
ready. Last evening an attorney Sot a
Quart os oysters and a pound Of crack
crs az Henry we-7lSs grocery. The
prize was thIrty-three cents and the
MN threw Gowa 4 IS gold coin and
ten cer:s II silver set two cents back
and started out. After he had gone the
clerk discovered that the customer had
given he- the gold coin by mistake,
talatlrs It was Il quarter" Another
merchant took In three five dollar gold
pieces yesterday.
The Right Rev. Bishop Boyd Vincent
will conduct community and preach n
St. paurs Episcopal church Sunday
morning at 1890. The new vested
choir Of eighteen members and organ
Ist wiz appear FOR the frst time at the
services under the direction OF Pro-
lessor J. ". Sctofel3. The otcertory
solo will Re by DR.. James Howell In
the evening AZ o'clock the subject vii!
be valley OF Dry Bones" OEertcry
SOLO by Miss Marcia schofeId-
TIE Indies OF So. PaurJ Episcopal
church will give a reception at the Ma
sonic banquet hall this Saturday eysn-
Ing from TO 10 for Bishop Boyd VIM
cent and their rector, Pew. ". J. VIII
Inns. While In Martins Ferry the hIsh-
op wilI be guest at the residence OF S.
G. ". Morrison, ESQ.
The remains OF J. F. wcrii1S. who
died on TtSIrsdny night. were taken 10
Pittsburgh on the $50 train on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad IaSt
evening. The funeral viii take place
to-day from the South Side.
Mrs William Pe-via1cH and daughter
Miss Minnie and Mrs Lord, OF Smith
field, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Eanworthy Eoge returned yestcr-
day.
The terryhoat Climax will run from
Martins Ferry 20 the Wheeling wharf
Tonight 10 accommodate those who
wish to take In the ioll!flcat!ou.
Mr. and Mrs. Dubois. Of Bclla!ra,
and Mrs. SutterwaIth, OF Fargo, y. C.
visited Misses Sarah and Ellen Gray
yesterday.
A roll was broken on tin mill No. II
At the Aetna-Standard on Thursday
night. The clght-pct was started yes
terGay.
Henry Gardlng Ict. yesterday on n
business trip for the ConmoEer and
Glasswurker. including Ohio and In
diana.
Yesterday DR.. J. L. Rsrvey was call
ed to the home OF Preston Jones on
Broadway. who cut his hand very bad
".
The eastern Ohio Teachers AssocIn-
ton Will meet at New Philadelphia,
Thanksgiving week.
Many Martins Ferry people 20 to
Wheeling Tonight to see the tolllaca-
ton.
The paving OF the electrical railway
on Broadway Is about half finished.
Miss Jennie Lyle who has been very
sick with typhoid fever Is better.
The board OF education has elected
James Tannehll trunrt officer.
o. q. Ong. Of Pine Valley. was In
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. ". Crisweu went
to Beaver Falls yesterday.
william NJ Lupt1n is confined to his
home with n severe cold.
Paul Thomas goes to Counellsvillc to-
day To take position.
Some betting was done in Martins
Ferry on Kentucky.
The physicians report the city dis
tressInsIy healthy.
Miss May Copsnhavcr has returned
from Blnnuck.
Mr.. ". Sheets leavrs Tomorrow on
western trip.
ARE you sefrerlrg from rheumatism?
Thomas EclScsrir OIL has cured thoua-
nnds OF the worst cases OF this Terrible
disease. It only costa Is cents to try It.