The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-16
SUBURBAN NOTES.
JUNE II, 1874.
MARTINS FERRY

MARTINS FERRY.
TIE want which the people feel for a
market house or something to take the
place OF one is crying one, and some
thing which should not be matter Of
deliberation, but OF immediate attention
When we see the people coming from
Wheeling laden with heavy market
baskets filled, some of them, with the
refuse OF the market, which they ave
obliged to take or start from home by
daylight in the morning, and others
without either fruits or vegetables, in
season, we feel like urging the matter
upon every one we meet. Will not
some one who has the means start q
green grocers establishment or see to it
that market house be got under way,
and that speedily.
BoBBIE SWEENEY, small child be-
longing to Mr.. Robert Sweeney. died
Sunday afternoon, and will be buried
at Greenwood Cemetery. Wheeling.
The funeral services viii! be held al the
house on Tuesday morning. at half-past
ten o'clock.
TIE trial OF james Moore, for MUIR
dering John Bone, commences To-day,
at St. Clairsville. A large number OF
witnesses have gone from town. The
lawyers are the Prosecuting Attorney
CT the county, w. Kennon and l.. }. Z:
Drenuen for the prosecution, and Peter
TaIlman, OF st. Clairsville, for the de-
tense.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Asbenhurst aud
Mra. Rose Wood leave here Tuesday
morning as delegates 10 the Temper.
ance Convention 10 be held at Spring
field, Ohio. this week.
The Independent Order OF Mechanics
expect friends from Wheeling Tuesday
evening, and are making preparations
to entertain them at Commercial Hall,
with ice cream, strawberries and what
ever else can be provided Tor the coca
sion.
THE meeting OF the committees to
report the arrangements made Tor the
Fourth, will meet on Friday: inslead Of
Thuraday evening, as many OF the mem
bers will be absent on Thursday 10 a
picnic up the river.
JOHN BECK was arrested this after
noon for jumping off the cars while
they were in motion, He Was fined
one dollar and costs.
HENRY SWEENEY was arrested for
being drunk aud disorderly Saturday
night, and fined ten dollars and costs.
John Moore, q brother OF James Moore
who is being tried in St. Clsirsville to-
dsy, was also arrested and fined ten
dollars and costs for being drunk and
disorderly. As yet ne is in jail having
no money, but bis friends are making
strenuous efforts to raise it. Dave
Neal was fined three dollars Tor being
drunk and dleorderly.
TIE pots for melting glas. are set
every Monday, and Tuesday being SUI
ficiently hot, the gls.s Is placed in them
to be melted preparatory to blowing
BELLAIRE.
We have often read of the poisonous
materials employed in making candy,
and how, il one could only once see it
made they would be forever Disguised
at the thought OF eating it, and go
varied have been the descriptions Of
dirty sugsr. rancid butter and paints
aud dyes OF all kinds that we have
shuddered inwardly whenever We put a
particularly tempting morsel to our
mouths. The other day we concluded
we would "see how the thing worked
for our own satisfaction, and accord
inply obtained permission to visit the
workshop OF Messrs, McGinty & strau'
on Belmont street. We saw what
known 90 stick candy manufactured
Ill. -ere present and aa nearly an