The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
MARTINS FERRY LOCALS.

ing. flUeu d Al4 CuSl5 ia eaGl NA2O.
Michael Campbell for being drunk and
making en- indecent exposure of his per-
son, was before the same official. Fined
81 and costs.
A dog case which seems 10 promise
trouble for some parties unless prompt
satisfaction is made, is now the
topic Of considerable comment. Some
DAYS since certain Young men visited the
residence OF Mr. James CrsIg and stole
therefrom e Newfoundland pup assessed
at 500. This they took about three miles
from town and sold TO a gentleman Tor
two dollars. With the money they got
ingloriously drunk before reaching town
again. The next day Mr. Craig learned
where his dog was, and claiming him
from the gentleman who had purchased
him he was, of course, given up. The
parties who stole the dog have been noti-
fed to settle by Wednesday or they will
be dealt with according to law.
The Martins Ferry Chorsl Union
will meet at Commercial Hall tonight.
DR.. Levi Wells has moved TO Newark,
Ohio.
Rev. Robert A BlackfOrd, OF Croton
Falls. New York, who was visiting
friends in this vicinity LAST week, left for
home Saturday by way OF Clarksbarg,
w. Va, his former home.
Misses Ong ard Woods, Of Jefferson
county, were visiting Mrs. Joseph Me-
dill during the past week.
The old brass band propose to give
festival next Friday and Saturday nights
in Commercial Hail. the proceeds to 60
towards procuring new instruments for
the band. 1t is hoped our citizens will
aid the boys sill they can.
Union school closed Wednesday for
three months, whereby the average
school boy is happy.
Friday night at as early an hour as
7 o'clock the streets leading to the
PRESBYTERIAN church were filled with
people going to witness the commence
ment exercises Of the night school. A
number OF teachers from the neighboring
towns were present. Bridgeport sent
delegation OF four. Superintendent Duff,
Messrs. Cash and Faris, of Bellalre, with
several other teachers unknown 10 your
reporter were present. superintendent
Black and other ST. ClairsVIlie teachers
were present. Admirable arrangements
rs 10 ushers and reserved seats for
strangers showed the iorethOugh. OF those
in charge Of matters. A very neat pro-
yramme, "b'ack without and white with
in" with gilt lettering on the title page,
showed the following order of exercises:
Part Song-The Angel OF Penitence ..,SpN'a
Essay-SO ciCty Minnie Hayne
ChOTuS-PilgrIm Chorus. ............ cru
EsSay-CobweDs. .................ha Je anderson
Serenade-Slumber eaTesr............. Palmer
l. ay-When Ny Ship Comes ln"Lucy
Wood
Solo and Chorus-Charity- Rosltni,:
Matte Wallace
Essav-By Hook or by Crook. Cora sloan
Hunting Song-To the Bright Cousin;
Essay The Good Old Tlmes-Katc Gr1ttith
Class song.
EsSay-The Man Who Never Forgot;
Ida Cochran
Granting Diplomas-Dr; l, Werlich,
President of Board
Chorus-Honor to the Soldiers....G 0Unord
BeuedlctiOn.
Alter an opening prayer by Rev. Mr..
Black. of ST. Cairsyilie, the programme
was entered upon and carried out TO the
end.
Upon each performance We have not
space to comment nj length. The open
ing essay told US IN VIVA. society consists,
w6s1 wants and needs it brings, and
wherein it is beneficial.
"Cobwebs" was futile subject upon
which the writer told u what real cob
webs were and their uses. COOwob re-
igion. cObweb laws cObweb education,
cobweb advertisements and cobweb con-
fdence games were each referred to and
ali were cautioned b spurn them with
care. Each individual SPINS til" thread
of his own life. Let him spin II well.
Miss Lucy Wood gave Us Hrst the or
igin Of the expression "When my snip
comes IN First, It's literal meanlnS was
used by those living on seaports When
solicited to make an investment. hsch
one, fgurau"eiy has launched snip.
The merchant, the editor, the physician
have each launched ship, and are
hoping for it to come in lreighLed with
wealth and success. Many ships
ar5 lily constructed and worthless
many are poorly lreightcd, and msny
encounter many dangers. In SAD con-
u,.ro' ~ .voiJ sncb resnfI bniId strong
'",,,, Not tina in voulh but bpiId shin,
'sa, sbaII ssiI f. sunni climas and bring
E 1,I ' r;ob oar,oas
'"." w. " /.
Make your snchoF nope your Keel "e'
neyoIence, ana your ule', cnHr!'y'
"By nook or by CROOK orIs'ho'o'S say
come from m engraving OF those imP'e-
meGts Oh tn' reaper ana SNIPnTIt un "
rock IN h'gl"ho anu Is u cUln'Sn p'0-
VefO-o'ne'S say II Si'l''et, l.o L. o
cer'a'u o'y III I''''"u' nav '' . WI 49,
symOo'' ." io'Ns. -.;,,.. nsn
the VINO BLOWS one way .uo SH'to's 'pn
get Ia 6y ctooN-"Ien Tue o'..'I' W
crook FROM tnIs or'S'nAi meaning anu
use the saying hss varied SfeS'lE' 9o'ne
PICK up "edicaVioh by hooh Ut ny
crook ana some merchants ge1 gan II ~ ~
the same way. a Deter way "ou'u De
by steady, honorable lie ana Cuar"c'e' 10
accomplish all the purposes Oh me.
Tue hunting song PleasJu tne un-
musical ear oil your reporter oeI'gr InAn