Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
NEW MARTlNSVlLLE NEWS.

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Daniel Mayors, Jr., has purchased the
George Walker property and opened a
grocery.
NJ. {. Dunlap will open a hotel in
COXtOwn, soon.
Miss Anna Russell, OF Pittsburgh, is
the guest of her friend, Miss Rose
Wheeler, of JoXtown.
James Stealey, Esq, of Middieburne,
is about to buy the Bowers property,
IN Clark's addition.
A. w. OXnard is in Pittsburgh.
Father DAILY, of Moundsville, has
been in attendance at the Catholic fair
this week.
The canvass for county SureriutcUd-
ent waXeth warm. NanCamp has with
drawn from the race.
Miss McAlister, Of Wheeling, il VS.
ting the family Of John Ste WIDER.
Mack Gamble Of the Courier and jeff
Martin of the Regular, two of the most
popular steambOatmen on the ONO,
stopped of at the far Wednesday even
ing.
Wild cOmmotiOn among the iinny
tribe. The spring campaign was open
ed this week by the order and under
the personal supervision of his excel
lency Mayor Cllgg, assisted by his val
liant corps of Officers, Jacobs, Hall,
Grandon and Selby. The enemy's loss
is variC usly estimated.
Capt. McEldowney will have one OF
the fastest residences in town when
the veranda on the upper side is COM
pleted.
This has been the most successful
springs for years in the lumber business.
The mouth of the creek presents busy
scene.
Daniel Ramley, Jr., charged with en-
terlng the dwelling, at night. OF w. L.
Mcdonnell, of Littleton, May LIST, was
admitted to Jail to await the action of
the grand jury.
The Baptists sold their lot and bought
fifty feet front Of Nose Hartley, at the
Cross Roads. 1t is their intention to
build this summer or fall.
Miss Super, of Cameron, o., Is the
guest OF Mrs. Newton Shauklin.
The compliments OF the SUNDAY
REGISTER here is limited to no politi-
cal party. It's universal popularity is
proveTbial, being commended on all
sides for its enterprise.
The Catholic fair, Monday, Tuesday,
ana Wednesday n.ghts,was grand sue
cess in every particular. The
other denominations contributed lib
orally, if the number present was
any indication. This is as it should
be.
Miss Fannie Williams held the lucky
number, and drew the gold watch.
Miss Maggie Collins was awarded the
ripn unlI tho oraatnsf
number of tickets for the watch.
The number Of strangers present was
particularly noticeable. Every town
between Moundsville and Matamoras
was we'll represented.
About $50, was realized.
The manner in which the drawing
was done should be sufficient to allay
the nOnseusical talk about the watch
drawing. After the members had been
deposited in a hat and stirred up, lit
tie girl reached in, drew number,
handed it to Capt. McEldownery, who
handed it to Father Daley who imme-
diately announced it. Ben. WEIGH
drew the set OF decorated ware.
The lock boxes and other parapher-
MALTA of the postoffice have arrived, and
placed in order. We now have the
best arranged office between Bellaire
and Marietta.
This il fine weather for the railroad
ers, and they are taking advantage Of
it by working all hands they can get.
Stone for the creek bridge is being
quarried below town.
Miss Rena Curtis many friends are
glad TO see her out again.
RObt Ieep bought the Jas. Garrison
property this week for seven hundred
dollars.
Chief Engineer McGrath, and Division
Engineer Baldwin, OF the o. Z. r., vas
in town during the week.
The Messenger has moved to its new
quarters.