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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24
OVERHEARD IN A LATE TRAIN.

"Now you see, my dear, why don't
often take you TO the theater-it's such
dreary journey home"
Hint It's so much more lively sit
ting up for you-al home-all alone
isu't IL, dear"-AIly Sloper.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24
BRIGHT THING TO GET OiF.

Proud Father-That boy OF mine gets
Off so many bright things.
Visitor Enormously )-Ile does. chi
Would you mind asking him 10 get u
that high hat OF miue?-Golden Days.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24

The king Of Slams favoritc hymn is said
to be Just 'SI-am."-L. A. w. Bulletin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24
nIti.~ Of WeaItn.

ono Of the Penaitis~ Of Wealth.
10 Won are any mar rich kin, his
r.isb6ors have heard all about you'--Atchi'
Hlnha
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24

We teach a baby how to talk
And then seek with a will
And mildly yearn to have II learn
The art OF keeping still.
Il. a. w. Bulletin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money if il fails to cure 2oc
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24
Her Gueer Taste,

With all the flowers of manhood
That are blooming Ter the mead.
IT'S strange that little Wllleimine
Should take up with WED.
cleveland Plain Dealer.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24

+. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-24
Preparedness.

We don't want TO fight.
But, by lingo! II we do,
We've coin 10 pay for ships and men.
And Investigations, too!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orIntcrcst In the Metropolis
ofBcImont County

The management OF Rodefer Bros
glass house have notified their employees
that they will be given days vacation
on July {, but this would be the last
until December, as II is their intention
to run the plant the entire summer.
This plant Inns had very few Idle days
for n year past.
The steel company posted notices
yesterday announcing that that plant
would close down this evening and re-
main shut down for u week, In which
time they will make necessary repairs.
The chimney shops In Rodcfcr Bros
glass factory closed down yesterday and
will remain idle Tor six weeks. as this Is
the time OF the year when the sale OF
such goods is very slow
s. w. Boydthc produce merchant. ac-
compnnlcd by his wife win leave to-day
FOR Pittsburgh, where they will spend n
week, after which they viii make tour
OF the eastern cities.
The fnmily OF George Royce, OF In
diana. who have been visiting relatives
here for two weeks past, went to Ep-
worth Park yesterday, where they will
spend the summer.
Shell Bros. pavilion shows, composed
of home talent mostly, will give nm eN-
hibltiun here next week before starting
on n six weeks tour through Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
a car on the track on the BellnIre,
bridgeport & Martins Ferry line at
the Whisky Run bridge Thursday
evening, delayed trafiic upon that line
for an hour.
f. c. Poole and wife, of Wichita,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
M,MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.


and Events.
Harry Metz, who lost an eye while
in, the service of the Baltimore & Ohio,
as brakeman. has received $3.50 from
the brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Mr., Metz is at present night Waterman
at Ford's crossing, Wheeling.
]. d. MARBLE and son, Charles. have
returned from Raven Rock, where they
were engaged In getting out some stone
for building purposes.
Thomas Eislmlnger and wife will
leave Monday for Colorado Springs,
Colorado, for the beneflt Of his wlfe's
health.
Rev Carroll and c. T.. Goodwin have
returned from Grafton, where they ut
tended the Epworth League convention.
Mrs. Edward Allen, of Wheeling, is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs Arthur
Slower.
Joshua Martin has returned home to
Moundsville. after visit with friends
here,
Henry Nolte, OF North Benwood was
the guest OF j. c. Campbell yesterday.
Mrs. j. II. Thonen is the guest OF
friends at Falrmont this week.
NorvelI Ullom, Of Burton. Is visiting
ut the home OF Sheriff Doyle
u. q. Chaddock had a valuable row.
boat stolen Thursday night.
Miss Bessie Chaddock. OF Cameron,
ls the guest OF friends here.
A small child OF j. Il. Blake Ii very III
with cholera infnntum.
Mayor Chambers was at MOundsvllle
on business yesterday.
=. f. Dowd is on the sick list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
MARTINS BERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF wheelIng's
Progressive Neighbour.

Progressive Neighbour
Edward Jones, who was operated on
In the North Wheeling hospital Thur
day morning for appendicitis, died yes
terday afternoon at two O'clock. The
remains were removed to his late homo
on Third street last evening. the fu-
neral will occur Sunday afternoon. at
two o'clock. Interuent AZ RiVerVlew
cemetery.
The Young Womun's Foreign his
elonary Society Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Of Martins Ferry,
viii give lawn fete this evening, at
the home OF William Jump, corner OF
Fifth and Centre streets
The ladies' Of the 7. B. club very
pleasantly entertained their gentlemen
friends last evening at the home OF MISS
Nellie Mitchell. on South Third street.
Mrs. Mary Lerch returned TO her
home in Chambersburg, Pa. yesterday
after n few weeks visit with her son
Joseph, on Washington street.
Miss Bessie Boyle returned last even.
ing from Columbus, where she had
been attending as delegate the 4 II
8. c. e. state convention.
Mrs. Elmer Mellott leaves this morn
ing for Ozart. o., where she VIII De
the guest OF relatives for a few days
Rev. Arch Robinson. Of Allegheny,
will conduct services In the u. p. church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Miss Carrie Wright. OF Pittsburgh. is
the guest of her sister, Miss Retta
Wright. on Washington street.
Miss Margaretta Drennen will be
home to-day after n weeks visit with
relatives at Grnndvlew, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Gray leave in the
morning for Cleveland to spend a few
days with relatives.
Mrs. Lorlng Hubbs goes to Youngs-
town to-day 10 visit relatives for
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Trix 20 to Youngs-
town this morning TO visit relatives for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Reynolds were in
Dillonvale yesterday the guest OF
friends.
The Martins Ferry and colerain pike
commissioners will meet this after
noon.
VIII crowl went to Cumberland this
morning to visit relatives fro few
days.
Mrs. ]. r. Williams leaves this morn
NIB AOI ANohtuAA' ~ " 'A9ls iiSt 30
Miss Edith Lady left last evening for
Pittsburgh to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Ida Hoyle he's returned from
Chicago. where she has been teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. H. Milligan. of st.
ClairsYIlle, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob odell Is very seriously Ill
at her home on the Colernin pike.
Shiyeley Nell, OF Portland, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Blanche ong is able to be out
again after few days illness.
Mrs. Fred Dixon left yesterday for
Woodsfleld to visit relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
BENWooD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportance in a
Busy Town.

The old men on the cars were cor
daily greeted yesterday as they swung
around the loop, after rest Of nearly
three months. Nowhere was there
greater satisfaction over the settle-
ment Of the strike than in Benwood.
The friends of William Lee. the rail-
reader who died at the Junction q few
days ago, wish to express their thanks
to all who assisted In his funeral. The
deceased had no relatives in this vlcin-
lty.
The Benwood delegates TO the state
Epworth league Convention have re-
turned. They were: Rev. and Mrs. &.
w. Bent, Mrs. a. J.. Policy, Miss Annie
Pelly and James W. Manhood.
The board OF education will hold an
important meeting on Monday, closing
up the business for the year and ap-
pointing the teachers for this district.
Miss Margaret Brennan last night
entertained in honor OF her guests, Miss
Gertrude Conitf. Of Steubenville. and
Miss Snyder, Of East Liverpool.
Squire Riddle yesterday sentenced
Jake Smith. the carpenter who struck
Sam Munas with q saw, to thirty days
in the county jail.
Loman Satterfleld is gradually re-
covering from his illness and is cx-
pected soon 10 be able TO return home
from ColfaX.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulridge. Mrs.
Johnson and Miss McAllistcr, Of Mari
eta, are visiting Mrs. George SpeldeL
The epidemic Of typhoid fever has
materially decreased and nll the pa
ticnts are gradually recovering.
The James f. Doyle ball team will
play the Jacktown aggregation on
July I.
The Kelley & Sands fishing club is
camping at Cnptine island.
Miss Mary Dixon is visiting friends
In Washington, Ohio.
Miss Nora Dolbeure Is the guest Of
Terra Alta friends,
Miss Edith Morgan is visiting in
MassillOn, Ohio.
Miss Kate Hall Is recuperatins at
Cameron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in tho Town at tho
End of the Bridge.

S. woodcock & Co. and s. a. Junklns
contemplate big change to be made
in their building on the corner Of Bank
and Pike streets. An entire new front
will be put in. which will ndd much
TO the appearance Of the building as
well as the street.
The oil well on the John Moran farm
at Holloway WINS drilled into the Berea
grit yesterday and the sand was found
fine and hard and the Indications are
that II is a buster. The well will be
drilled on through the sand.
Assignee W. v. Campbell will sell at
public auction at one o'clock this after
noon the two pieces of property In Act
nRvllle belonging to Dem Gantzer The
first tract Is appraised at 1850, and the
second tract at $3.50.
Albert Teeters had his right arm
badly cut while ut work Mt the Aetna
standard yesterday morning. DIR. Hep
Ter was called In and found that th!r-
teen stitches were necessary to close
the wound.
Tho Riverside lodge Of Good Templnrs
No. 10 celebrated their fifteenth ami
Vcrsary in n very ilttlng manner at their
hall last evening. An excellent literary
and musical programme was rendered.
Louis, the four-year-old son Of Alfred
Ochsenbeln, died yesterday morning.
Tho funeral viii occur this afternoon
and the Interment will be at Linwood
cemetery,
The young people OF this city gave
very enjoyable dance at the Opera
House last evening. 4 number OF Mar
tins Ferry and Wheeling people were
present.
Mrs. william Eaton and daughter
May, OF Matumoras. are the guests or
the family Of James Dnke in this city.
Mrs. Charles Truemnn, OF DunkIFk,
N. y, 10 the guest OF her sister, Miss
Florence Mcconnell.
Mlsu Helen Darret returned yesterday
TO Cambridge. after Il visit with rcla-
tives In this city
Ex-senator Wagner Is suffering from
severe attack Of rheumatism in the
right shoulder
Communion services will be held at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
MouNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
E. II. criswell has contracted for a
large opera house to be erected on La
Fayette avenue. adjoining Purdy Bros
store. The new building will accom-
modntc 1000 people, and the stage viii
be large and equipped in the most mod
crn style.
The MoundsvIlle base ball club has
challenged the j. 2. Doyle base ball
club of AIcMechen, to play them a
match game for sos q side. the winners
to take the stakes. VIII they accept?
The postofiice is in the new room in
the opera house building this morning.
The new quarters are elegantly furnlsh-
ed, and the office Is advanced from the
third class to the second class to-day.
In the case Of Susanna Lucas vs.. N,
B. Griffith, for the possession Of a
horse, was tried yesterday before
Squire Pierce, and decided in favor of
the defendant.
Misses Madge Mathews and Virginia
Shafler and L. L. Stidger returned yes
terday morning from attending the
Epworth League convention at Graf
ton.
The G. A. r. viii organize q wo-
mans Relief Corps at their meeting to-
night. All the ladies are invited to be
present at the meeting.
W. NJ. Riggs and wife are home
from Bedford Springs, Pa. where they
in company with Mr.. Riggs mother,had
been for several weeks.
Miss Mary Scott will return home on
the noon train to-day from Pittsburgh,
where she has been attending kinder
garten training school.
Mrs. Besserer, Of Charleston, and
Miss Matte Graham, of Wheeling,were
the charming guests Of Miss MadGe
Mathews last evening.
Mrs. L. ]. Helms and daughters
Daisy and Ethel, left yesterday morn
ing for HIllsboro, Ohio, to visit rela-
tlves.
Harry Humes and wife will leave to-
day for Fairmont to visit Mrs. Humes'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. P. Stewart.
V. A. Weaver and wife will leave
Monday for Denver, Col, to spend a
month in the mountains.
Miss Maude Jefferson leaves to-day
l0r MOTBauLuNu, 70 utNellu liS HuAhhASA
term at the university.
w. B. Mathews viii arrive home this
evening TO spend few weeks with his
parents and friends.
Miss Zoller, of Ohio, will arrive this
evening to be the guest Of Miss Eva
Hall.
AiIsses Mary and Marina Baldwin
are the guests of friends nePr Cameron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

OF the Peoples Savings Bank and Vice
president OF the First National Bank OF
bridgeport. George L, Spence, Is pres
ident OF the Stanton Heater Company,
a director In the Peoples Savings Bank.
besides other interests, and they are
constantly working for the good and
Improvement Of Martins Ferry.
1t will be cold by and by, then n
stove viii be wanted. so It Will be a
good idea TO bear in mind that the
best stoves in the world are munufac-
tured in Martins Ferry by Spence.
Baggs & Co. Their prize stoves and
ranges are made to last" and many of
them have been in daily use for twenty
years. All dealers have them. And do
not take any other until their merits
are investigated.
Drilling and fishing tools when made
by an experienced field man, are al
ways the best, and that lB why Matt
McDermott, OF Martins Ferry, has such
run that his whole shop is working
overtime. He has had experience in
the Pennsylvania oil fields, and as a
tool maker in Pittsburgh. before To-
eating here in 1890, and his tools are
used in every oil field in the world. He
also does all kinds Of forging and en-
CINE and steam pump repairing.
The peoples Savings Bank is the
leading financial institution In Martins
Ferry. It is one Of the solid banks In
Belmont county, and It's steady In
crensIng business is result OF good
management on the part OF the officers
and directors, who are: l.. Spence
president; f. r. sedgwick, vice presi-
dent; NJ. E. Cole, cashier; ]. 8. Harrt-
son, Of GAINESVILLE; F. H. Elck, Will
lam Ldpphardt, ]. B. Montgomery,
James Kerr and G. i. Spence. The
capital stock paid In is $4,000 and the
individual deposits amount to nearly
100000.
Tho Novelty Mould Works Is a val
liable addition to Martins Ferry, and
was established by S. Hopkins, jr., In
1884. They manufacture all kinds OF
glass moulds and the well known HIP
kins' roaming tool, that Is In use. In
every locomotive works In the country.
Their special designs are known to
every glass maker In the world, and
the designs made by George r. Hip
kins. are the best and most artistic In
the United States and they were eXhib-
tied at the Worlds Fair by the LIBBY
Glass Company. These works do the
| largest and best business In the state
and It IL rapidly growing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01


the Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening.
The Aetna-Standard mill shut down
this morning at the end Of the third
turn.
State Mine Inspector Thomas Nc
Cough Is quite III at his home out the
pike.
Mrs. Lilly Friutenburger. OF steuoen-
VILE. is the guest Of relatives IN THIS
city.
There viii be no services at Trinity
church tomorrow evening.
A young son OF Fred Deiham, OF Pike
street, is on the sick LIST.
Captain Porter, Of New Cumberland
was in the city yesterday.
Postmaster Wiley, Of Flushing was
In the city yesterday.
chas. Diebel. OF Cleveland, was In the
city yesterday.
The Lincoln street paving is about
completed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

Eansas who has been the gueetE of
rsi1tirrs IN the Filth ward. left Tealer-
DC % the nnEt, where they WIN spend
month.
Mn. George Carp and family. OF the
FIFTH ward. win leave Tomorrow Tor
Ashland. KY. where they viii spend
two weeks. the guests OF relatives.
The Elk street fair on Wheeling Is
land still continues TO draw by cTowdl
from this city each evening. All Nho at
tend report having fine time,
oulte q number OF the retail stores IN
this city viii close after July o.
O'Clock In the evening, This Will be IN
effect until September Is.
Charles Schramm. who has been
working IN Montreal, Canada, has re-
turned 70 hia home to spend the SUM
mer with relatives.
Miss stella Fawcett, OF the FlIss
ward, Will leave to-day for Chiellso'ii.l,
where she viii take course IN the
normal school.
The National Fishing Club VIII leave
with their boat for Powhntan, where
they viii spend a portion OF the SUM
mer fishing
John Davis came In yesterday from
Alliance, where he has been overseeing
some street paving they have at that
place.
The men employed at the blast fur,
mace and the laborers at the steel
works, received their pay yesterday,
Mrs. James r. FItton left yesterday
morning for Bethesda to spend the
summer at that resort.
Miss Mary Armstrong. of the Fourth
ward, is the guest OF relatives In
GAINESVILLE this week.
Miss Phama Ealr leaves to-day for
Indiana, where she win spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
Miss Belle Lavine. Of steubenville, Is
the guest Of the Misses Steger, In the
Second ward.
Miss Ella Jackson, of Marietta, Is the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
Fifth ward.
Mrs. George Maxion, OF Cleveland, is
the guest Of friends in the Third ward,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01


Martln's Ferry is one Of the very
best towns on the Ohio river below
pittsburgh, and from the standpoint Of
the number Of inhabitants. IS prob
ably the largest manufacturing town
on the Ohio side d the river. Its man
ufacturing plants are many and diver
died and they are not only increasing
in themselves, but are being constantly
added to, tbs two latest being the
Beaumont Glass Company and the
stanton Heater Company. and there is
room for many more, and they are
wanted and financial announcement
win given to all concerns OF merit. that
employs labor. Martins Ferry has all
the city advantages. in electric lights,
the finest water works in the state
electric car connections with wheeling
Benwood and Moundsvllle, West Vlr-
ginia, and Bridgeport and Bellaire, o.
and they have many other advantages
that go TO induce other manufacturing
plants, one being the fact that coal Is
mined and run right Into the furnace
room without cent Of freight charges,
Handsome homes ere seen everywhere
and there are many more sites for
homes and factories that cannot be
e1ualled. The church and school facil-
ities are excellent. making II altogether
a very desirable town to locate in, and
do business. The future Of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, is bright, and the reader
Will be given the glad hand OF welcome
II ha wishes to become @ resident OF
the best town in the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
WELLsBURG.
Doings orPeople in tho Brooke Conn.
~ Metropolis.

wellsburg lodge No. 30, Knights of
Pythias, on Thursday night conferred
the rank OF esquire upon one candidate
and voted favorably upon the appllca-
lions of two others. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
seml-annual term ana will be installed
next Thursday night, Chancellor COM
munder, II. P. West: vice chancellor, ].
C. JonesS prelate, W. r. Glass; master
at arms, s. j. Scott; inner guard,
George c. Crawford; outer guarl, JOS
eph Hnwley; master of work, ]. T.
Douglass: trustee, r. a. Frost.
The Applegate case was argued by
counsel Yesterday and submitted to
Judge Hervey. Both plaintiff and de-
PENDANT excepted to the commissioners
report In addition TO the local counsel
engaged In the case, Messrs. Palmer,
Chapman and Cree, there were also
present yesterday Colonel z. 7. Vinson.
OF Huntington, and Judge Thayer Mel
win, OF Wheeling.
The marriage OF Miss a. ]. Crothers,
one Of the public school teachers, to
Rev. c. a. Chrisman. former rector Of
Christ Protestant Episcopal church,
now Of Louisville, Ky, is announced for
Wednesday, July u,
Council meets in special session Mon
day evening to further consider the
street railway matter. Representatives
OF all the companies seeking the fran
chise have been notified to present their
final propositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Cummings have
returned from HollIdaysburg. Pa,
where they accompanied the remains
OF Mrs. Cummings father, Mr.. George
Hyle. who died at their home here OF
paralysis.
Prof. c. Il. Citizens, superintendent OF
public schools. left ON Thursday TO
take summer course at Harvard uni
verslty.
charles McCamic Is home from New
Haven, where he graduated from the
law department Of Yale university.
John Forbes and Miss Pearl Cawthon
were married by Rev. c, II, Mcdonald.
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were elected: PRegident. William Llpp-
hardt; vice president, John c. Wagner;
secretary. +. II. Eick, and their con-
tinuance IN office proves their popular
and very successful nanagement-
David coss has one Of the very best
paint stores in the Ohio valley he
carries all kinds OF mixed paints, white
lead, vaFnishes and glass and paints
erB' supplies. Mr.. COss does all kinds
OF contracting ia his line, and being q
practical painter, all work given MIN
is assured OF the best Of workmanship.
Mr.. Cosa IS serving his Bec0nd term ns
city treasurer and Is one OF the most
popular men in the city.
THE beaumont Glass Company was
organized in 1895 as decorating WORKS
for table glass ware. and II was reor-
gunlzed Ia April OF this year ana the
capital Increased 10 100000, On May l.
the old Northwood glass WORKS IN MAI MAT.
tins Ferry. was acquired, where tney
now manufacture all KINDS OF taple,
WIRE, pressed and blown crystai anu
cOloTed, decorating, etchinB ana en-
craving. Their reputation LOT osco H,l5
led and colored ware stands high ana
their trade extends all over the coun-
inv. besldes n fine export trade. Percy
4 beaumont, the president, is one OF
tho most expert glass makers In TINS
country and has been In the business
twenty years. and a. @. Frohme. the
secretary, was with the United states
Glass Company for many years, ana Is
known 10 the glass trade everywhere
Their works ore valuable addition 70
Martina Ferry,
ViuIam Mann, has one Of the Oldest
foundrles in the valley, and makes
speclalty Of mill and blast furnaces
and recently made the castings Tor me
big mill at Mingo, and much OF nus
work can be found In every MIL IN the
valley and he is now crowded with Or
ders and working overtime.
George w. Reece. the real estate
agent, would be pleased TO answer
0gestlons about Martins Ferry,
l.. Spence & Son are among the most
progresslye men in Martins Ferry, and
they nre financially interested in many
OF the manufactur!ns ana commerciaI
institutions Of the place They manu-
facture portable and stationary ENGINES,
threshefs, and are dealers IN general
mill supplies, and was established IN
1859, Mr. L. Spence was one OF the
founders Of the Aetna-Standnrd Steel
COMPANY; also, Spence, Baggs q CO.,
stove manufacturers, Belmont BFick
& Tile Company, and others
IN new one being the Stanton
Heater Company. He Is also president
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01
MARTINS FERRY.
One OF the Best Towns in the Ohio
Valley.
IT'S BOUND 10 GROW.

Recent Additions Arc TIE Beaumont
Glass Co. aud the Stanton Heater
-Co.-Thcy VIII Employ Hundreds
orSIen aud are Valuable Additions.
Plenty Of Room for More and They
Are Wantcd-FInest Manufacturing
sizes in the World.