The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-01
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AIIsoFts Of LEGAL NSws ana tloSsip From
tAo aiass CITY.

AIIEoFtt Of LEGAL NowS ana Gossip FROM
me tliass CITY.
The Democratic managers Ii Ohio
have sent out word 20 some localities
and enISSaries 70 others urging the
Democrats 70 get out q full vote this
spring and eaGfy az many municipal
elections a. possible In order 70 en-
courage q vigorous campaign this tall
when there is d governor 70 elect anu
4 legislature that Will choose q United
StateB senator. This has made the
noisy silver element very active 81 the
municipal elections. Ordinarily politics
does not rulA IN these matters, but Il
there 81 any danger Of feVivlng the ng-
ttAtlon Of last fall that patRly8ed every
industry and business Of all kinds no
vote should be lost by remalnlnB at
home.
Rev. william u. Langford left yeSter-
day morning, for Springfield, Ohio, 70
attend conference. AGr. GahBtoFd has
been pastor OF the Second NJ. 3, church
Tor two years past and has made many
friends who will be sorry to learn Of
his having been transferred to some
other place.
Chris. Ashoft met with painful aeel-
dent at DrlggR' bakery IN the Fifth
ward, Tuesday night. In some manner
his hand got caught IN the rolls and
was mashed. The injured member will
not have 70 b amputated.
The Working Society Of the First n.
y. church will give Q social At the
home OF Mrs. II. W. BRhrA In the
Fourth ward next Tuesday evening.
The dance given by the Good 60.
mHfltan Glib" last evening, In the ODD
Fellows hall, was largely attended and
all present had a pleasant time.
The funeral OF MIRA John Askew will
take place this afternoon at o'clock,
from her late home at shadgSlde. Inter-
Inent In Penlnsular cemetery, wheeling.
The Daughters Of Liberty are pre-
pairing to give fair and festival In The
Turner hall the latter part OF this
month.
Miss Lulu Nelson win be home to-
morrow from college ct Bethany, 20 Vias
| Il her parents In the Fourth ward.
Miss Gertrude Darrah returned ySs-
terdAy 10 her home In 81. Cl0lf9Ville,
after visiting relatives IN this city.
Several from this city win attend che
exercises held In the Opera house ct
Martins Ferry, Tomorrow ulBht.
Charles Reyssr'B new home on Noble
street, ID nearing completion he VIII
move into II Immediately.
A number OF the merchants are hav.
ing their awnings put in proper shape
for the summer.
D. N. Pennington. Of wellsyille. has
been spending few days with friends
in this city.
Henry Bloom, who was injured ct the
steel works some time ago u improV-
ing HlowlY.
Sfr. b. 4. Rednsr, OF summsraeld, O.,
Is the guest Of friends and relatives In
this city.
Mrs, L. s. Woods. Of selIefontalne, Is
the guest Of friends and relatives IN
Mrs. James Hughes has gone to
woodsiell to visit relatives at that
Mrs. william Moore, OF GAINESVILLE.
IS the guest Of relatives in the Fourth
ward.
Mrs. walter 2tanselI, Of Bethany, w.
Va, Is the guest Of relatives in this
city.
Mr., NJ, A. Castor returned yesterday,
after few days visit at 1ronton.
The board OF pension examiners held
their regular meeting yesterday,
The man ut the blast furnace viii re-
ceIVe their pay tomorrow.
w. g. Stewart has gone to Buffalo, n.
T.. on a business trip,
MarshaI Portera0ld. OF Benwood, was
In the city yesterday.
Joseph NfcNabb has accepted q post
ton with Blum Bros
Robert Llchtenberger has returned
from Cleveland,