Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-19
MARTINS FERRY.

The steamer Little Anna will make two
! trips to Moundsville, tomorrow, leaving
! the wharf at O'Clock A. NJ. and at p. NJ.
The Lomas is laid up at the lce-breakers
| here.
II. w. Smith, ESQ. and family, returned
| from Mountain Lake on Wednesday.
Over 1000 tons oil limestone are piled up
| in and about the storehouses Of the Ben
wood furnace.
We are glad TO see DIR. S. B. West on the
| street again after several Gays severe illness
H. Wpsteman, of II. Wes;eman & Co., St
! Louis; Mr.. I.awenstcin, of st. Louis Queens
ware Co.. Il. Douglas, of r. Douglas & Co.,
| st. Joseph Mr.. Bliss of Bliss & lsaacs,
! Omaha; Mr.. Gowan, of Gowan, Kent Il Co,
Toronto; Walter Bergner, St. Louis; =. W.
| +. Meier, st. Louis: Mr. West, of II. +.
West Bros & Co., Cincinnati, glass buyers,
! have been here in the last few days on
| business with the Buckeye glass works.
Mr.. Will Ewing, traveller for the Buck
eye, reports good trip through the central
| Western States.
John Miller ESQ, Secretary of the Buck
| eye Glass Company, informs us that trade
| is starting out very well, and by the time
that fall opens up they will have all they
| can do.
Louis Mayors was fined 81 and costs yes
terday by the Mayor for abusing his
family.
George Darp is in the lookup for drunk
enness.
VIM. Alder was arrested in Bellaire Thurs
| day night, on charge of stealing a chest
of tools from carpenter named Billingsly,
| at Portland, on Wednesday night last. As
Billingsly did not appear to prosecute,
Alder was discharged from custody.
Charles Lewis, Sr., was badly hurt yes
terday, by the brake bar of his wagon,
which rebounded and striking him on one
| legs, cut severe cash, ana bruised the
| limb badly.
A car on the switch of the Benwood
| tracks yesterday, got loose, and, rushing
down the grade, dragged with 1t a horse
| belonging to the place, which had been
used 10 shift the car. The poor animal
| was dragged into the stock house, and
bruised and hurt in terrible manner.
Miss Lulu Blair OF Pittsburgh, is visit.
ing the Misses Gray.
Miss Lou Draper, OF Steubenville, is
visiting Miss Emily Warwood.
Il. ID. c. Miner, of Ottawa, Kansas, is
visiting his sister Mrs. r. n. Theaker.
Miss Molle Hildreth. Of Wheeling, is
visiting the Misses Gray.
Miss Eta Smith is the guest OF Wheeling
! friends.
Mrs. Morris and daughter, of Cincinnati,
| are visiting the family of James c. Gray.
Miss Anna Jones and Mrs. Dill Jones, of
Iowa, passed through town yesterday to
| Mt. Pleasant, o.
Z. \. Theaker Esq, has returned from q
commercial tour through the interior.
The LomaS will leave the wharf here to-
morrow morning for the camp meeting.
| Only 50 cents for the round trip
Joel Wood, Esq, has just returned from
| a trip over a portion of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie road, and feels very much graft
| fed at the progress that has been made and
also at the promise Of the near future. The
contractors will begin next Monday upon
| their part OF the road lying between Zoar
station and BOwerston in Harrison county,
and the condition is that it shall be graded by
| October LIST and ready for the ties. This
| begins to look very encouraging. as Bow
erston is only thirty miles from this city,
and OF course it will require only little
time and work to close up the gap between
the Ohio river and that place. -...
The Happy Six" will give dance at
City Hall tonight
Miss Ida Wetherald returned from a
pleasant visit TO Chautauqua, on Tuesday
night.
r. Anderson returned yesterday from
| St. Clairsville, where he attended the tearh-
| ers' institute. He reports a splendid time.
Rev. DR.. Payne, President OF the Ohio
Wesleyan University, will preach at the
Burrs Mills campmeeting tomorrow.
Hon. J. d. Cox will speak at High Ridge,
| to-day.
DR.. T. z. Kurz and family are expected
to return home from their trip over the
lakes, this morning on the 8 o'clock train.
Their many friends Of Bellaire will well
\ come them back
James McAninch, Jr., is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
The c. & P. employees picnic at Walnut
\ Grove one week from to-day.
Sol. Neuhard, an Old timer, died rather
suddenly last night, at his residence on
| First street
Postage on the SUNDAY REGISTER will be
two cents, so we are informed by Postmas-
| Ter Dean