Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-22
MARTINS FERRY.
Frank CrowI Living-PugiIistic-E
tertainments and Other Interesting
News From That Enterprising Little

Frank CrowI Living-PugiIistic-
tertainments and Other Interesting
News From That Enterprising LittIe
City.
Willie Davis, who had his toes cut off by
the cars last week and who has since ex.
perienced great suffering, being threaten
ed with iockjaw, rested very easy yester-
day and will pull through.
Amos Curley is building a two story
frame building on his property in the
Garden Spot"
Rev. G. G. Sedwick is at Steubenville.
The Excelsior band meet on Thursday
night for practice and to make arrange.
ments for the festival to.be given at Com
mercial Hall, December 18th and 10th.
L. c. Sedwick was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
The A. NJ. E. Church will give festival
December 9Th and 9th.
A hunting club has been organized among
the Laughlin mill employees, called the
"Muldosn Hunting Club," name patented,
with Patsy Mullen as game carrier and
Charles Cash captain.
An art exhibition and dog show vas
given at Commercial Hall, yesterday after
noon, and was largely attended, particular.
ly by the school children, who were admit
ted at low prices. The show is highly
spoken OF.
Last Sunday morning George Vollhardt
and Scott Neill went out on the hills in
search of rabbits. In crossing John Thomp-
sons place, on Glenn's Run, one OF their
dogs ran after a chicken. Jack happened
to see il and ran down the hill, accompan.
led by another "six-footer," threatening
TO maui them II they did not "git"
off his farm Immediately. They did
not git" and instead Of Citing" Scott
drew knife and told them to come on,
saying he would use il il they both jumped
him, or he would put the knife in his
pocket and whip either of them one at q
time. The latter proposition was agreed
upon ana ring was drawn. John threw
off his coat and they began, Scott knock.
ing him out of time the first round. John
gathered himself up, said he had enough,
they shook hands and the fight was de-
clared off. The hunters wended their way
and the 'dsgos" began climbing the hill,
having nothing to say, even about the spot
on the sun.
1t has Just come to light that John Will
son and Miss ALA Cochran were married
a; Independence, Pa, August 2Sth.
Frank r. Sedwick has not as yet &C.
cepted the deputyship under his brother,
l.. c. Sedwick, sheriff-elect.
mind You Own Business" tonight
u t
take in "Humpty Dumpty" tomorrow
night. George Weber viii take load
over.
The roll at the Laughlin mill has been
finished, and everything will be on full
this morning.
You can get all the leading illustrated
story and news papers, periodicals, etc, at
Mrs. Starkes confectionery and news depot
in Commercial Block.
One drunk yesterday. Three and costs.
Geo. Winter ana Joseph Curran will
leave this morning for Liverpool, England,
having purchased tickets from J. +. Hanes,
As We write % P. N. Tuesday EVENING"
bic worse. At2 r. N. he showed some
signs OF improvement, and continued so
until evening, when he became worse
This is certainly remarkable case, his
symptoms resembling Gar6elds in many
respects. Frank Is well known and loved
by every body. His condition is uniyer-
sally watched, and his recovery, however
impossible, is earnesti hoped for by every
one.
BILLY" Smith was somewhat intoxicated
yesterday afternoon, and of course was
like all drunken men, the 'best man in
town." He went into Hines saloon, and
noticing young man named Paxton,
walked up toward him, saying that he
could whip him, and at the same time
striking at him Paxton in turn jumped
up and convinced him that he could not
whip him, blackening both peppers" cut
ting his head and frescoing his face IN an
artistic manner. They viii be brought be-
fore the mayor to-day.