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overIhe-river
rfublicans
/emonstrate.
The Kfi'n's Ferry Club DemonatraiJi
Last Night Was a Big
J Affair, anil Waa
massed by thousands.
^jJlIng Contributed GOO of tlio
I,GOO Men in Line?Rough
J Aiders in. Action^
I flie Republican street demonstration
/Martin's Ferry last evening, as was
Ipected. fur cclipsed anything ever;
Lcn In Belmont county. It was not
/nly the largest political demonstration,
/but the largest parade of any description
ever witnessed in the over-the-rlver
/county. The Republican leaders had the
co-ojM-Tution of all the citizens, and all
worked jointly to gain that end. Some
of the decorations were magnificent,
and much taste was displayed In the
arrangement of the national colors.
Broadway and Fourth streets were
lined with Hags and hunting, and the
decorations in all parts of the city were
elaborate. An .soon as darkness approached,
lanterns were strung along
the line of march, making the marchIn
i* thoroughfare almost as. light as
day. The parade, which was scheduled
to "start at 8 o'clock, began Its march
on time and consumed thirty-live minutes
In pu.sslng the buslnecs portion of
Fourth jt-rcct. The tile was close and'
compact, and the four divisions comprised
about 1,600 marchers, horsemen
and people In carriages. The following
is the order In which they passed:
Mayor and Police Forco.
Chief Marshal 12. H. Rider and Aides.
Martin's Kerry Hough Riders?30 Men.
Mclster's'Bund?1(J Men.
Old Soldiers?150. Men.
Klklns Cadets, of "Wheeling?40 Men.
Washington Rough IUdurs or Wheeling?
ST. Men.
Madison Rough Riders, of Wheeling?14
Men.
| Colored Roagh Riders, of Wheeling?04
Men.
Centre Rough Riders of Wheeling?36 Men.
Webster Rough Riders, of Wheeling?54
Men.
Kenwood Rough Riders?5B Men.
Lin wood Republican Club?JO Men.
Fulton Club?SO Men.
Stringer Guards' Band?lt? Men.
Stringer Guards?SD Men.
Mt. Pleasant Band?1C Men.
Mt. Pleasar.t Club?50 Men.
Italian Republican Club, of DUlonvale?
40 Men.
Aetnavllle Club?SO Boys.
Republican Club, of Bridgeport?72 Men.
Rough Riders, of Bellalre?10 Men.
MeXlnlcy-GIU Club, of Bellalre?32 Men.
J. J. Gill Club's Band, of Martin's FerryPi
Men.
J. J. Gill Club?3o Men.
M. A. Hnnna Club? SO Men.
Ladles Club, of Martin's Ferry?24
Women.
Mounted Division?100 Men.
Colcrnln Club In Wagon?11 Men.
Citizens In Carriages?2C0 Men.
Martin's Ferry Citizens on Foot?140 Men.
Bridgeport Ununlformcd Citizens?SO Men.
The streets were crowded all evening,
nnd were almost Impassable. A conSt'rvniivo
estimate of the crowd that
witnessed the street pageant Is placcd
nt lo.M'O. Large crowds were present
besides the marchers from Mt. Pleasant.
Coleraln, DUlonvale. Tiltonville
and th^ neighboring cities.
Of the 1.C00 men In line. Wheeling
E contributed over WO, the Rough ltlder
r, iM'ir.ii-nf .-ltnnn ImHnf Sin r,,,.., i?
i the best allowing, the regiment hao
made numerically. The regiment wan
-In-command of Colonel H. B. Baguley,
with Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. I
I Gelger. Major George W. Oito and oth- '
Ier regimental officers.
The Hough Riders were chcered all
alor.?:-the'line of march, nnd were
| greatly pleased with their rcceptlon.
Coming down from the Laughlln mill,
th* upper' limit of the route, some
"plus-ugly" Democrats on the hillside
showered stones upon the Island and
col'cd Rough Riders, somewhat de-morr.dslns;
the line, but a halt was called
:ir.(I tho entire regiment of 500 men
went up the hlll-alde, very m"uch a la
Rnnsoveit at Pan Juan. The miscreants
took to their heels very wisely,
f??r they would have fared badly had
they s'.^yed,
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Tovrn. at the
End of the Bridge.
>1". find Mrs. John T. Xewland, of
C'unul Dover, stopped In the city for a
I -v.* ho irs yesterday, en route to Man
nlngton, where they were called by the
serious lllncos of the latter's father.
A handful of people heard the address
of John O. Pendleton, of Wheeling,
In this city last evening. The
Democratic meeting from beginning to
end was a decided failure.
A large number of prominent Republican.*
from St. Clalrsvllle passed
through this city last evening, en route
to Martin's Ferry, where they '/jrned
out in the parade.
Several hundred people from here attended
the street demonstration at
Martin's Ferry last evening. The
marching club was out in full.
Mrs. Emmet Ralston and children left
yesterday for tiifl:- lmnn- at Cleveland.
w ip
We put certain chemicals
-1 * 1 1
vgcuicr, cnemicais wnicn Have
a known result. We make no
immoderate claims for them,
and we confidently expect them
to do what we say they will do.
Ayer's Hair Vigor will make
hair crow.
Miss Moore,whoisthepostmaster
at Wclchburg, Ky., put
this letter in her mail the other
day:
"I.ast summer my hair was thin end
ami was falling out profusely. I then I
Wan using Ayer's Hair Vigor, and two
tattles of it pave me beautiful and glossy
"*'[ My hair In now ovcr'a yard long,
?n-l my friend* all wonder what has made
it Mj thick and heavy."
Now that the secret's out
wc suppose her friends will
stop wondering.
J. C. Ayf.ii Company,
Pnctiul Ch.rr,Iili, Ixwell, Ml?.
s""f<jilla Ajrf'i Hal, Vi[or
Ayrr't Chrrry 1'ectonl
A^ue Cure ^ Ajer'i Comatone
The Baal Celerv Medicine.
r * v_. .
Curts Constipation,
Nervoun Disorder
&lck-IIcadacho,
Kidney Dlacmus,
Dyspepsia,
Indirection, and all stomach, liver and
bowel dtacains. It lfl a Celery tonic. C
after a vtait with her parents. In KJrkwood.
Miss Ruth Harris has returned to her
home at Mt. Pleasant after a two
weeks' visit with relatives la this city.
H. J. Thompson, of Allegheny, Ls
spending a few days with friends In
this city and West Wheeling-.
Mr*. Marie Wantlngton, of Marietta,
ls spending a few days with relatives
In thf? city.
J. C. Dent went to Mannlngton yesterday
to attend the funeral of hla
nephew.
Miss Nettle Marsh, of Cadiz, was the
gjiest of friends In the city yesterday.
BELLAIBE HAPPENINGS.
Kattero of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.
A little cotorle of half a dozen Democrats-met
on Union street yesterday
afternoon and after a half hour's earnest
talk as to ex-Presklent Cleveland's
position elcctcd Bryan to their
full satisfaction. Poor fellows, what
a difference there will bo next Tuesday!
The repairs to the water works reservoir
are completed. The management
wsnt along quietly with this work and
while pumping directly Into the mains
people did not know there was anything
wrong, so well was the supply |
nui'i u|?.
William Nameo had a hearing before
Mayor Freeze yesterday morning,
charged with shooting with Intent to
wound, preferred by Ernest Bentfleld,
and was bound over to court in the sum
of $300, but failed to give bond.
Mrs. Hannah Thompson, mother of J.
A. Thompson. postmaster at Shadyslde,
died at the homo of her Bon yesterday
morning, n?yd seventy-seven years.
She will be burled at old AVcgee cemetery
to-morrow at 10 o'clock.
There was a big crowd from here at
the Martin's Ferry Republican demonstration
last night. Both the uniformed
marching clubs, the McKinley-Glll
club and the Blackburn Guards, were
out in force.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs.
Helnlcin, on Gravel Hill, to-morrow
evening, at 7 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. Aldrcdge, wife of County Auditor
Matt. Aldrcdge, returned to her
home yert^rday, after a visit with the
family of James C, Tallman, In this
city.
William Kinney, of Belmont, was
down yesterday on business connected
with the Kinney Water Supply Co.,
which is crowded with work these days.
The Shakespeare Literary and Social
Club held a Hallowe'en meeting at the
home of Miss Inez Blackburn, In the
Fifth ward, last night.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the United
Presbyterian church cleared $110 on
the lecture they gave at the First M. E.
church last Thursday.
The Working Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
at homo of Mrs. Robert Llchtenberger,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. T.'Way returned to her home
in Allegheny, Pa., yesterday, after a
week's visit with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. T. M. Wells.
William Fletcher, of the Thlnl ward,
has resigned his position aH night baggagcmasler
at the Baltimore & Ohio
depot.
Albert Conway, of the Belmont Electric
Light & fewer Company, is sptnaing
a few days with relatives at Captina.
Miss Lentz and Miss Lucy McGregor,
teachers in the cityschools, are off
duty, on account of sickness.
Jack Crow had a thumb and finger
taken off yesterday morning, by the
explosion of a dynamite cap.
Dr. D. W. Boone is at Senecaviile,
attending tho Ohio field trials, accompanied
by his bird dog,
ltev. W. A. Williams, president of
Franklin college, was In the city yesterday.
Judge McCrary, of Httsburgh, was a
business caller in this city yesterday.
Will Hemphill ban returned from a
visit, with ZancBvlllc relatives.
Christian Blppus, of the Fourth ward,
is quite ill.
LENYv'OUD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshal)
County Town.
The local Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, at a recent meeting, elected
th? following officers: President,
Mrs. Hubert Newton; vice president,
Mrs. Flora Stewart; financial and corresponding
secretary, ^irs. (*. W. Bent;
Irpnutii-Af Mm Mn.-w r?
?'"|J ? ?rnuy. |>U| 10
wfijo rend by the delegates who attended
the recent stats convention.
Great preparations have been made
for the Republican mass meeting tomorrow
evening, to be nddrcsscd by
Capt. B. B..Dovener ami C. P. Caldwell.
The mooting will be held In the
open lot near .the street car barns, If
the weather bo propitious and If not,. It
will he held at Ilolderinnn's hall.
It Is reported that a well Known
younr, lady of this city will shortly be
united In the holy bonds of wedlock to
a popular and well known employe of
the Wheeling pottery, of "Wheeling.
The Rev. G. W. Bent addressed the
meeting of the finance department of
the Epworth League at the Methodist
Episcopal church insl night. Ills tneme
was "Christian Glvlnjf."
The Croatian Rough Rider club, the
North Benivorul Republican Club and
the Citizens' Republican club went to
McMechen 1/ist night, to attend the
Judge Jones meeting;.
Tin- Blur* room on Main ?trc?;t formerly
occupied by tho millinery Hrm of
Parker & Kuchty, will shortly be occupied
by a inra't Bhop.
John Hursee has jtori" to Fish Crook
Island, where he will be the gunst of
Dixon Rod and Gun Club during the
coining week.
1 lurry Hrldge, who has been employed
as a brlrklayer nt the Riverside, linn
returned to hln home In Pittsburgh. "
MI.*f"b Mnrgnrpt Rrennnn, Kntr? Illg- !
glr.s, John Hlgglns find John Hock are
the quests of friends In Wellsburg.
The Hough Riders of this plaoo made
an excellent showing In Die domonstratlon
at Mnrtln'B Ferry Inst night.
Miss Sarah Harrington, of Wnshlugton,
D. Is the guest of Thomas
Doyle, of MoMechnn street.
Misses Mamie Hlgglrm and Mary
Gawey will spend Sunday with relatives
In Mnwndsvllle,
I. D. Morgan, of Fmlthflold, wan circulating
among bis friends in this city
yesterday.
The Wheeling aleel plant will resumn
next Monday, after an Idleness of ovur
u week.
WEST VIRGINIA.
TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
t
NATIONAL.
For President,
WILLIAM JKNNING8 BRYAN
ui i>eora*Ka.
For Vice President,
AD LAI EWING STEVENSON.
0? Illinois.
For Electors of President and Vice President
of the United StAtes,
JOHN W. DAVIS,
Of Clarksburg:, Harrison County.
DAVID IT. LEONARD,
Of Parkersburg. Wood County.
JAMES B. BRENNAN.
Of Wheeling, Ohio County.
P. W. BROWN.
Of Charles-Town, Jefferson County.
JOHN A. PRESTON.
Of Lewlsburg, Greenbrier County.
JOHN M. HAMILTON,
Of QrantBVlHo, Calhoun County.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Representative In the Congress of tho
United States for the First District,
WILLIAM E. HAYMOND.
Of Sutton, Braxton County.
STATE.
For Governor,
JOHN H. HOLT,
Of Huntington, Cabell County.
i
For Auditor.
JAMBS IL MILLER,
Oi Hlnton, Summora County.
For Treasurer.
J. GARLAND HURST,
Of Harper's Ferry Jefferson County.
For State Superintendent of Schools,
R. .A. ARMSTRONG,
k Of Moreantown, Monongalia County.
For Attorney General.
GEORGE XI. McCOY.
Of Slstersvllle, Tyler County.
For Judge of Supreme Court of. Appeals,
JOHN \V. ENGLISH.
Of Point Pleasant, Mason County.
WILLIAM G. BENNETT,
Of Weston, Lewis County.
JUDICIAL.
r Judse of. First Judicial Circuit,
THAYER MELVIN
Of Ohio County.
SENATORIAL.
JOHN KUNKLE,
Of Brooke County.
OHIO COUNTY TICKET.
For Houro of Dolenatos.
CHARLIES A. CA REN BAUER.
Of Ohio County.
D. M. TIIORNBURG,
Of Ohio County.
ROBERT SIMPSON, '
t Of Ohio County.
I. F. JONES,
Of Ohio County.
For Judge Criminal Court,
LEWIS S. JORDAN,
Of Ohio County.
For Shrrlff.
W. W. IRWIN.
Of Ohio County.
, ! ,
For ProyccuUng Attorney,
JOHN 11. WILSON,
Of Ohio County. ^
For County Aiwoiinor. City District,
J. WILSON WHITE,
Of Ohio County.
For County Asrcsgor, Country Dlntrlct.
MICHAEL A. MADDEN,
Of Ohio County.
For County Surveyor,
C. C. HMITH.
Of Ohio County.
THE STAXE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
OHIO COUNTY.
I, ChnrloH II. Ilonnlng, Clork o
Qivon under my lmuil at tho Co
WEST VIRGINIA.
PROHIBITION! JICKET.
NATIONAL.
For President.
JOHN O. WOOLLET,
Of Illinois.
For Vice President,
IIENRY 13. M.ETCALF,
Of Rhode jBhuuL ^
For Electors of President and Vice President
of. the United States,
\V. C. SHARP,
Of Parkursburg, Wood. County.
J. W. BEDFORD.
Of Huntington, Cabell County.
M. L. CONNELLY.
Of Clluton. Ohio County. .
D. J. GIBSON.
Of Newburg, Preston County.
C. C. JOHNSON,' ' ;Of
Charleston, Kanawha. County.
M. S. HALL,
Of IlarrlBVllle, Rltchlo County.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Representative In the Congress of tho
United States for the First District,
GOODLOE JACKSON.
Of Jano Lew. Lewis County
STATE.
For Governor,
T. R. CARSKADON,
Of Keyser. Mineral Counv/.
For Auditor.
J. R
Of Rltchlo County. 4
? For Treasurer.
W. C. B. MOORE,
Of Kanawha County.
For State Superintendent of Schools,
E. E: MERCER,
Of Marlon County.
For Attorney General,
C. D. MERRICK,
Of Wood County.
For Judge of Supreme Court o? Appeals,
c
JUDICIAL.
For Judge o? First Judicial Circuit,
SENATORIAL. i T'
OHIO COUNTY TICKET. .
For House of Delegates,
For Judgo Criminal Court,
For Sheriff,
Tor Prosecuting Attorney,
For County Asaessor, City District
For County AenoBsor, Country District.
For County Surveyor. 7 !
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| net.:
f the Circuit Court of Ohio County, at
urt Houne of nald county, in tho city o
WEST VIRGINIA.
Social Democratic Ticket ]
NATIONAL.
. for President.
EU.OKNR. V. DEDS,
: Of Indiana.
| For Vice President,
JOB 1IARIUA1 AN,.
Ot Calltornlo..
For Electors of President and Vic? Prcst- \
dent of the United States, .
II. A. LEEDS,
Of Marshall County.
J. C. KAUTZ.
Of Mason County.>
JOHN BACHMAN.
Of Ohio County.
A. M. HANES. 'i
Of Marlon County. ?rU.
J. SL HILL.
Of Kanawha County.
P. R. GARRETT,
Of Ritchie County.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Representative In the Congress of the .
United Statca for the First District,
STATE.
For Governor,
\
For Auditor,
For Treasurer,
For State Superintendent of SchoolB,
For Attorney General,
For Judgo of Supreme Court of Appeals, ;
JUDICIAL.
For Judge of First Judicial Circuit,
I
, SENATORIAL.
OHIO COUNTY TICKET.
? ' For IIouso of Delegates,
For Juilgo Criminal Court,
For Sheriff,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
For'County Aanrsaor, Country District.
Tor County Survej
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rtlfy thnt tlio nbovo nominations for
f Wheeling;, tilts 23d day of Octolwr,
WEST VIRGINIA..
PEOPLE'S PARTY TICKET.
NATIONAL.
For President.
W1IAHTON I3ARKER,
Of Pennsylvania.
For Vlco President.
IGNATIUS DONNELLY,
Of Minnesota.
fc'or Electors'of President and Vice President
of the United States,
XV. B. CL'LLUM.
Of AYnnnrimMlln Mnr?V. ..n _
uiutouau uuuui;^
J. F. McWlLUAMS. "[
01 Scncer, Roane County.
J. Y. GILLESPIE.
Of Heaters, Braxton CountyDR.
R. S. DAVIS.
Of Klrby, Hampshire County.
T. K. MAS8IE,
Of Tophct, Mercer County.
OLIYER GORRELL.
Of Algeria, Pleasants County.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Representative in the-Congress of the
United. States for the First iDlstriat,
\' STATE.
For Governor.
rL T. HOUSTON.
Of Alderson, Alonroo County.
For Auditor,
W. C: RALEIGH. ..
Of Parkershurs, Wood County.
For Treasurer.
JOHN nilEINTG,
Of Juncilon, Hampshire County.
For State Superintendent of Schools,
F. E. ASIinURN. .
Of Parkersburs, Wood County.
"r For Attorney General,
For Judge of Supreme Court of Appeals,
i
JUDICIAL.
For Judgp of First Judicial Circuit,
SENATORIAL.
OHIO COUNTY TICKET.
For House of Delegates,
For Judge Criminal Court,
For Sheriff.
For Proaccutinix Attorney,
For County Assessor, City District.
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For County Ansossar, Country District.
For County Surveyor
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WEST VIRGINIA.
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL. 7
For President,
WILLIAM McKINLBT,
Of Ohio.
For Vice President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of New York.
For Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States, '
B. B. MeMECHEN,
Of Glendalc,, Marshall Couuty.
%i. i>. uciiv io.
Of Handloy*;-Kanawha County.
.1
O. W. b\ HARDMAN,
Of Mlddlehourno* Tyler County.
N., G. KEIM,
Of Elklns, Randolph County.
CHARLES C. BEURY,
Of Claremont, Fayette, County,
TAYLOR B. McCLURB.
Of [Waynp, .Wayno County.
CONQRESSIONAIi.
For Representative in the Congress of tlyj
United States for the Ft ret District,
B. B. DOVKNJ3R.
0? .Wheeling, Ohio County.
STATE. \
For Governor.
ALBERT B. WHITS,
Of Parkeraburg, Wood CoontR
" -i
S For Auditor,
ARNOLD C. - SCHERR,
Of ICoyaer, Mineral County.
For Treasurer,
. PETER 8ILMAN,
Of Charleston, Kanawha County,
ft
For State Superintendent of Schools,
T. C. MILLER,
Of Fairmont, Marlon County.
For Attorney General,
ROMEO H. FREER;
Of Harrbivillc, Rltchlo County,
For Judge of Supremo Court of Appeals,
HENRY BRANNON,
Of Weston, Lowia County. ,
GEORGE POFFENBARGER,
Of Point Pleasant, ila^on County,
JUDICIAL. '
For Judge of First Judicial Circuit,
THAYER MELVIN,
Of Ohio County.
SENATORIAL.
S. GEORGE,
Of Brooko County.
OHIO COUNTY TICKET.1
For House of Delegates,
ABRAM McCOLLOCH# -Of
Ohio County. ^
Trp.>:nY R. RTEPTV.
Of Ohio County*
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s. n. smith,
0? Ohio County.
GEORGE A. DAUGITLEST# .
0? Ohio County.
For Jtidgo Criminal Court*
T. J. HtJGUS,
01 Ohio County. ,
For Rhcrlff,
D. H. TAYLOR.
0? Ohio County. ;
For Fropocutlnf? Attorney, .
FRANK W. NESBITT,
OC Ohio County.
For County Assessor. City District
ADDISON ISRAEL,
Of Ohio County, .
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For County Assessor, Country District,
LESTER SMITH.
. k Of Ohio County, .
Tor County Surveyor,
IIOI1EKT JlAZLKTi;
Of Ohio County.
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filed In my oftlca
KT.KS H. HENNINO, Cleric.
