Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-30
MARTINS FERRY.
The NJ. r.. Protraeted Mretings-A Days
Doings over the River.

The NJ. r.. Protracted Mretings-A Days
Doings over the River.
The protracted meetings at the M. +.
Church are being largely attended and are
intensely interesting. The meetings have
been in progress not quite a month, during
which time there have been 70 accessions
and II persons admitted by letter. AT the
meeting on Wednesday night 10 persons
we're forward, praying Next Sunday there
will be about 20 candidates. The meeting
is in charge Of the pastor, Rev Earl ID.
Holtz who is q great worker.
The funeral OF Miss Nora b. Stitt>,
daughter of Mr.. William Shtts, aged ID
years, took place yesterday afternoon and
was very largely attended. Rev. Hotz oh
ciated, and the pail bearers were John Tim
berlake, Will Beck, George Fitzpatrick, Will
Prince, John BrowmAn and - Stewart.
The deceased died from pneumonia She
attended the skating rink recently, became
over. heated and caught cold on her way
home. Her cod grew worse ard ended in
pneumonia, which caused her death.
Mr. James b. King. residing near Smith.
Geld, died yesterday from paralysis, aged "
wears Mr.. King was the fatherin.law OF
Mr. Alec Davidson, OF this plSce. Mrs: ID.
has been at his bedside since lsst Saturday.
Meetings are being held at the Presby-
teriaa church morning, afternoon adfd even
ing with large attendance.
All persons indebted TO John W. Crooks
must paw up at once No excuses can be
accepted
Mr. John Gillespie, the, clever agent oi
the C. 4 p. r. r. here, who has been on the
sick livt for several days has recovered
sufficiently to be on duty again.
Valentines are around.
The funeral of Mrs Jas. Shaw, on Gaena
Run. Yesterday, was largely attended. In
rerment az Weeks.
The Holmes Brothers at the Eureka Rink
lo-right, will certainly draw well
Mr. D. S: Brooks, Of Mt. Pleasant wss
iov yesterday. y
Nr. Thomas Craig will close up the tas
JooLs to-day
} A two.yearold child Of Mr.. Hsryey Nc.
Henry died from pneumonis At an early
hour yesterday morning. -,
Tonight the Standard Glce Clab win
1--WE one OF ito enjoyable hops ~ their club
com on Foursh street.
Nessrs. Jas Kerr and L. Spence. who
vent 10 Columbus demonstrating agains
sa;sr works, asked he Senate 10 deter the
sonpo on the bill one week. which wish TaS
rsnted. TIE petitions we're pretty weA
so ned, but ,As majority Of our people want
( w ter works and expect 70 have them. The
| riboipal demonstrators against The project
! mo reference to The above genilenen) hsse
been the very woPs, kind OF kicksfs sgAins,
| every enterprise ever talked Of By Our peo-
pie. even railroaSs. Give these odd nsoss
backs swny Of the town and tbsy viii hold
I il down to its present 18th ceatnry conci
ton for the nexf Sve hundred rears. Nith
out wafer works Asriin's Peuy Will nese'
prosper. They can never be built a. sbeap
- in the eeziag spring as everything
Ia nov a. the bottom price
Pstitians fayozing vote on heqnesson an
now beiag circulated. AID good citizens
wbo are compelled to buy water 6sn tn.
river, Who vant protection agsines ire anf
xbo want 10 see the toSa prospss shouls
sign them without hesitation.
Ms. Elizabeth Wagoner. who has bees
visiting friends at Weilssurg. has returned
The Excelsior skatiAg rink Will oss'
neIt 1hnrsoty.
Mr.. Maln Hin, Misses Lille Ca,sn an
Annie Jonnie Jones, Of Mt PieAslnt, 81
visiting Mr. Z. ID. Catell
A little child OF Mr.. Harvey MeHenr
died last night with pneuuoais
Miss Fannie yaAPelt IA visiting fSisna
at ST. Clsirsvillo>
The Eureka skating risk Aoor has bee
impgoyed. The Heinss brothers, Who Va
be there iO-nigkt, viii give some very srti
nc skating.
Mr.. J. A. Gray is improving slowiy
There was very pleasant surprise part
, Mt the residence Of Mr.. ReizeT. in Paali
sddision, last nighi About fifteen coupl'
participated ssd danced until late boar
! the roTnips
/ Rev. Le~is's daughter vbo hes been ye'
|. III IS eoayslesripg. !.
III Miss amanda Miller, who has oee1 10
;bg q. Coinnbus 4 hons asais-