Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
mARTIN's FERRY.

night. on the Tomas, was very successtui, anu
Capt. Inglebright will continue the trip,
at intervals all summer. The next trip VIII
be TO Captina this week
Samuel Kline, the only Hebrew resld emf
of this CITY, was married yesterday al
Zanesyillet 10 Miss Rachel Hiflch, a charn'
ing Young lady of that city.
Some sneak thief forced an entrance into
Newland's store at Washington and Second
streets, on Thursday and stole from inc
money drawer about Sl.5O. Several dollars
in change in the back part OF the same
drawer were overlooked. This is the tnlru
visitation that this store has had WITHIN a
few months.
The Buckeye Glass Works closed down
Saturday, and will remain out OF blast tor
two weeks at least. The interim Will be
used in repairing all about the factory.
This works employs several hundred men,
boys and girls, and the s!oppage wan close
mn about all the factories in this city.
Robt. Galbraith, Esq, and his daughter
left Thursday for Indianapolis on Visit 70
relatives.
and returned to his old home in Pennsyl-
John Wilson. who has been visiting his
parents in Wellsburg, has returned.
Miss Octavia Miller, chief assistant at the
telephone, left Saturday for a Tort.
nights vacation in the country: MISS
Phoebe Clark will have charge OF the once
in her absence. 60,
poranno IN mass some time with friends. =,
The German NJ. f. Sunday school OF
Wheeling held picnic in Walnut Grove,
ON THURSDAY, at which large croWd was
PiC ontsin Levi Inelebright returned from
IroiifSav's Cove. on Thursday night. MIS-
Inglebright and children Will remain iof
few days. -o hold :, the
Presbyterian church yesterday
The wife of George Robinson Is spending
some days in the country.
The floral decorations at the Presbyterian
church. Thursday night. were beautiful and
abundant, and the ladies who arranged
them certainly did credit to their taste.
On account Of some extensive repairs to
their church, the L. p. congregation have
suspended the holding OF services for the
present.
The Social Club and Arcadian Society
will go to grove in the vicinity OF Steuo-
enville on the afternoon OF the Fourth.
Capt mglebright of the Tomas will have
the party in charge, which assures a pleas
ant trip and safe return.
mace bearing his name, was expected here
Saturday to lay out the factory for the
Elson glass works, but did not arrive. He
telegraphed that he would be here Monday.
orion, the Snowman, has engaged accom-
modations for forty of his people from
Schreiner of the Sherman House.
The mother OF Mayor Mitchell is visiting
her son and her daughter, Mrs. w. K. Rat
cliff, in this city.
A child was born at Etnaville a day or
two ago which weighed l6 pounds at birth.
Mrs. Mary Robin son, who has been visit
Jug her daughter. Mrs. AlOnzo Hood, re.
turned home to Washington, OHIO, Satur-
day.
The execution of Guiteau was the topic
OF conversation throughout the city yester'
day.
The three brick yards in this city are III
full blast.
A large yellow dog belonging to Soloman
Neuhardt has bitten several persons within
a few days. Yesterday he got loose and
mangled one of the boys of Wilbur Bags
Esq, who was passing. The police are on
the lookout for him.
l.. Spence shipped two threshers on the
ST. Lawrence, to Charleston, Saturday. This
makes eight threshers that he has sent
up the kanawha this season.
The new thirty inch cylinder was sent to
the Etna this week, by L. Spence. The
twenty-four inch cylinder for the same
mill will be sent down next week
John Woods, Esq, has given notice to
the Lime Kiln Club that he will at once
raze the headquarters to the ground and
erect thereon a row of buildings.
warrant has been issued for John
Beck, charging him with violation OF the
Snnith Sunday law
Mrs. Anderson Ralston has gone to Can
ton for a short visit.
The Little Anna and barge will take an
excursion party up the river to Weilsburg
next Thursday night.
pr Hall will go to Kent on Monday on a
short visit.
Rev. q. w. Chalfant left for Pittsburgh
yesterday.
The most elaborate preparations are CO.
ing on looking to the proper celebration OF
the Fourth of July by ThOburn Post, G. \.
r.. of this city. The following named Posts
will come 2S Posts in full uniform: Span
gler. Bellaire, Uranium, Bridgeport. Com
radcS are expected, and will be present
from Hilles, GAINESVILLE, Drummond, st.
Clairsville, and four Posts at Wellsville,
East Liverpool, Steubenville, Toronto,
Wellsburg, Flushing Cadiz, and other
towns. All these will be met at the
trains by Ihoburn IOSt ana escorted 10
Walnut Grove. A delegation from Pitts
burghrnd Allegheny City will arrive over
the p, W. 4 Ky. road, and will be met by
an escort at the depot in Wheeling and
brought over here The arrival of the
guests and their location will occupy nearly
nearly all of the forenoon. After dinner,
which will be served in the grove by the
people OF this city, an address of vel
come will be delivered by w. S.
Meek, Esq. OF the Martins Ferry
Times, after which Col Charlesworth
of st. Clairsville will respond. Other ad.
dresses will be delivered by comrades and
others on the ground, but so far it has been
impossible to arrange programme in re-
gard TO this feature. 1t was expected that
Col. Garfield, of Tol edo, would be present,
but that gentleman has written letter OF
regrets as has also Col. Henry ]. Johnson,
of Cumberland, Md, who was down for an
address.
The remainder of the afternoon will be
giving up 10 games, dancing and other
amusementS.
The citizens and Thoburn Post have been
unremittiEg in their efforts 10 make this
occasion a success, and in the event of
favoriug weather, the affair will be grand