Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-20

aftuasfon 81 OuGerers-Veks Aows
.Ile0s 81 Interest
Yesterdays large quantity OF ofead ana
me.t. coffee, tea. clothing, ETC., Wa 10
csived from Columbus, also lot OF bread
from Hamilton, Blackford and load OF
6lled bed ticks from Bridgeport, but still
~. ara In peed and will Be from every In
d;c.t,on. The number We have TO provide
for Is as large a. ever.
Many people residing in the inundated
n.rt. find that their loss is considerable
heavier than at first expected. One LADY
residing In Cisrk's addition said to the
RxeIsrER representative yesterday
husband stated TO You that our loss would
he $3.50 when you were taking the losses,
1ben $3.50 will not cover our loss. ny
canary bird, that love nor money w9ula
not have bought was drowned. LOOK u
our furniture. It's all iallng 70 PisIs
Tvs are going to hunt q house on higher
eronnd6 Another lady said: FATHERS
loss will amount to over three times Is
mich as was stated in the REGIsrER. Each
dsy brings losses that have not been men
t;nned There are still q number OF fam
lies who have not moved back into their
bonse., and some will never.
The Benwood Furnace Company have
supplied their men with blankets, COM
forts, etc.
Yesterday the Board Of Health met: The
health officer was requested to notify all
property holders to clean out their cellars
at once. Council was asked to make the
necessary drainage 50 that all stagnent
water could be run of, and recommended
the purchase Of lime for free distribu-
tiot
tjIassmaking will be resumed at the FL.
son glass works on Thursday.
Thos. Watkins Is under the weather.
sundays REGISTER stated that somebody
was going to get married that would sur
prise everybody: and now 500 persons
want TO know who the contracting parties
are. This will be tod later.
Pete O'Connell, who has been laid up
for some days, is able to be cut
T. Riley, the Paull's addition saloonist:
lost 1906 in brandy. etc., no mention Of
which has been made.
Mrs. Anna Dunlap 10 still very sick at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. c. W.
Henson, Paulls addition. 80
MIS-. T. J. Merritt, Of st. Clairsyille, ]:
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Miller, in Newland's addition.
Mr. Charles Senseny, Of Moundsville, Is
in the city working up the new stove
foundry. This Is going to be 60.
Charley Thorngate got back from TIC
Flooded, and don't you forget It," Is the
way a Martins Ferry girl wrote in an auto
graph album.
Flicker Coss got drunk on Sunday and
was locked up. Yesterday he paid his hne
and was released. One hour Afterwards ne
Mss drunk as ever.
Rsiney's coal works nre still idle.
The Quarterly Conference of the A: M. r.
Church was held here yesterday. Repre-
sen,stiyes were present from Bsllaire, 81
Clairsyille and other places.
A little boy of Thomas Charltons ID
quite sick with luna fever.
Business is very dull.
Isaac Wagener is suffering from relapse
of ir.ismmatory rheumatism.
T..e item in the lntellisepcer etahng
ttst Martins Ferry mailer obtained pair
OF shoes from the Relief Committee IN
VIE cling on the plea that he was Hooded
out is without foundation. VIM. Smith Is
he man referred to, and is considerably
,x,rcised over the matter. He has pair
Of rev shoes which he purchased from W.
L. 1upp.
FoR sALr--Four good lots In Woods Ad.
iition; above high wafer mark.
one share Spaulding Iron Works stock.
Ap,.ly to J. 7. Hanes, Real Estate Agent,