Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-10-21
MARTINS FERRY SPARKtES.
Funeral of Little Child this After
nOOn-NeW Buildings Going Up
General NeWs-PersOnals.

Funeral OF q Lit8ie Chttd THIS AIter-
nOOn-New Buifdings Going Up
General News--PersOnaIs.
Rev. ]. ]. McCa-roll and Capt. H. W.
Smith leave this week for Wooster to at
tend Synod.
The oyster sapper at the NJ. f. church
on Friday night netted abou! $50.
d. Lemon, vile and daughter, of ClAr-
snce, Iowa, who have been visiting Mr..
Alec Davidson for some days, left on Fri
day to visit other relatives on the C. /. x
W. road.
The L. ?. church is being beautiEed by
new paper, paint, stoves, etc. .---
The Climax will carry the new nail
feeders TO Wheeling next Friday evening"
returning after the ball.
On Friday evening at the Standard mill,
after Hester Rupp and his helper had re-
ceivcd their pay. they put the money IN
their clothes and
Hung Them Upon the Farnace.
After they had finished their work and
we're ready to 60 home they discovered
their money missing. Rupp is out $i7,
and his helper 800
Miss May Robinson left yesterday for
Alliance 10 spABd q few days with friends.
She was accom- panied by DR.. w. II. Hall,
who goes to Kent to visl! his mother.
John Scarlet lost a 81 umbrella at the N.
T. oyster supper.
William Lewis. roller, and his gang at
the Lsughlin mill, will accept positions at
the Brilliant mill.
Captain L. W. Inglebright continues im-
proving.
J. T. Craig showed your reporter asample
| OF Dakota wheat yesterday, sent by
| friend, which certainly takes the cake"
AoL 20 will bury his little child at the
Walnut Grove Cemetery this iSanday)
afternoon.
Alex Ring left yesterday for Captena to
spend few days
Daniel Cox is receiving large stock of
hats of the very
Latest and NOSbieSt style.
His stock of boots, shoes and rubbers is
very large and his prices ara lower than
| the lowest. His store is on Washington
tTtet and his goods will always be shown
| CheerfClly, whether you want to buy or
not. When yOu want anything in his line
| don't fail 10 call around.
DR. Hervey and T. W. Shreve, who
| bought lot on Hanover street next to the
alley from Holiday x Thomas, will erect
| cosy building, having four offices, two for
each. The lot measures twenty-five feet
| front and the price paid was 5000
The usual services Will he held to day in
the different churches, the regular pastors
| officiating.
Mrs Catherine Snyder, of Zanesville, is
| the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fannie
| Anderson, spd her brother. Dr. J. Werlich.
Richard Wilson has erected a fine ad.
vertising board on his property on Clay
! street.
Ellis Hoyle is erecting fine oix-roomed
residence on the Danah property in the
| Garden Spot.
Nick Beck is putting up splendid two.
story residence on the Milligan property
! on Jefferson street, and Daniel Cox is hav.
| ing himself cozy little residence built in
Haynes addition.
Some of the incest suits and overcoats
! ever seen here are being made by Mr.. Ell.
! O'Neil, the fashionable tailor. He knows
! how to get up a suit and charges lightly.
When you want suit give him a call.
| He always guarantees satisfaction.
| Yesterday J. c. Gray, executor OF the
estate OF Samuel Donnelly, deceased, re-
ceived from J. NJ. Lighth, trustee of the
| Odd Fellows Benevolent Society, 81 020, as
Insurance money on Mr.. Donnely's life,
he having heeN q member Of Belmont City
Lodge |. o. o F.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will meet
at Mrs. Carmichaels on Wednesday even.
| ing next.
Last Thursday the molders at the Mar.
tins Ferry stove works were paid off with
the exception of three, who were kept to
even up" Yesterday the men were mott.
| fed that if they would return to work at a
reduction Of from 9 to II per cent on wages
! the proprietors would start the works. The
men refused and the works are now idle
| Several Of the workmen have accepted
other positions.
Mr.. J. H. Ball and Mrs. Kate Briceland
returned last evening from Boston, where
they attended the funeral of Mrs. B's hus.
| band, D B. Briceland. His remains were
deposited in Mt Auborn. one Of the most
hesutiiul and distinguished cemeteries in
the Ur tied States
A flock of Wild geese were noticed pass.
ing here yesterday morning. This is said
to be q sign Of cold weather.
Several hundred persons went to see the
Wsisgerber Elliott fzzIe yesterday.
Matters were very quiet in public circles
Yesterday. Not one single arrest ives made
III eight O'Clock, and few drunken people
we're seen on the streets.