The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-30
MARTINS FRRRY BRIEFS.

Mr.. W. v. Blake, the Republican can
didate for state senator, Is a pottery
worker In East Liverpool, Is a man OF
ability and is very popular among the
worklngmen and people generally OF
East Liverpool He will make first
ciass representative.
Two hundred coal miners are wanted
In Jefferson county and at most of the
mines throughout Ohio from three to
thirty men are wanted. Work Is 80 plen-
tlful that in some places the miners re-
fuse 10 work on Saturday.
Do not monkey with the ballot next
Tuesday, Place your cross inside the
circle under the American eagle and Ii
Will do the business. This means a vote
for the Republican ticket and good times.
The tin workers got raise in their
wages ranging from 81 co TO S24 per
month on account OF the Dingley bill and
wool Is up 70 30 cents and the Republican
party will do still more for the people.
Last night there was very enjoyable
social assemblaga at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Aug. RohrG, corner OF Fourth
and Locust streets. 1t was the celebra'
ton OF their silver wedding.
Mrs. W. II. Stewart gave n o'clock
dinner last evening and Mr.. and Mrs, j,
C. Gray entertained the Arcadian Club,
both complimentary to DR.. and Mrs.
VIII H. Hail.
Hon. c. ]. Howard, one Of the Republic
can candidates for the legislature, was In
Martins Ferry yesterday. He Is one OF
the most active men in the legislature
and is credit to Belmont county
The Aetna standard will have another
big pay to-day. These pays are much
larger than they have been for years.
These mills are the picture OF prosperity.
The fire department was called out at
noon yesterday by slight fire IN the one
story frame house occupied by II, G.
Goudy, on West Washington street.
The Harvesters Club was entertained
last night, by Philip johnson, at his
home. on Monroe street, and good time
Is reported
VIM. Prince saloon and restaurant,
Hanover street. near c. g. p. railroad.
Flrst-class meals and lunch. Reasonable
prices.
The Choral Society will meet in the
high school this evening, on account OF
the Republican meeting at soheehles
hall.
Pulpits will be exchanged tomorrow
by Rev. Edgar G.. Bailey, OF Martins
Ferry, and Rev. Mr.. Ldttell, OF Wheel
ing.
Yesterday Rev DIR. and Mrs. G. C.
Sedgwick returned from Washington
county, the latter feeling somewhat bet
tor
Tin mills 4, and G, at the Aetna
Standard, were thrown off yesterday by
the breaking Of a tooth In the cog wheel.
Mrs. ]. r. Scott and daughter, Anna,
returned to Mlngo Junction yesterday,
accompanied by Miss Anna Carmichael.
Mrs. Kate voecIstey, OF Baresviile, and
Miss Kate Dunlap, of California, are
visiting Misses Bell and Shaver
Yesterday Mayor Barr fined Robert
Richardson $25 and costs for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Yesterday Nathan Roberts, doubler
at the Laughlln, had his hand mashed.
The Glee Club was pleasantly enter
tanned by Ernest G, Smith last night.
For burglarlzlng Jacobs clothing store,
Joseph McMillea gets three years.
Charles Lewis, Of Smithheld was G
Martins Ferry visitor yesterday.
The total enrolment in the public
schools for October, was 1853
Rev. A. w. Harris, of warranton, was
in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Miss Leora Lewis, OF Harrisburg, is
Visiting Miss Laura Helllng.
Miss Gertrude Tannehill will be home
nhyt 1'upaday from Raglan
The Laughing Gin viii be at the opera
house this evening.
Elmer Reed Is home from school at
Scio.
Republican meeting tonight.