Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-19
NEW MARTINSVlllE.
SneridI 10 the Sunday Register.


NV MARTrysvILLE, W. Va, April l8.-
Miss Emma Lobenstein one OF Claringtons
talented young ladies, was with friends IN
town this week. ,
Prof. Martins many friends were pleased
to see him on the streets again.
Mr.. OConner Of Ohio, and Miss Stella
INSTEAD we're married Wednesday.
There is a great deal of complaint that
the street lamps are not attended to-
David Lively, one of the old landm arks
Of our county, died on Tuesday. He was
in his Saith year.
Mics Maggie Morris of Wheeling. was
present at the O'Conner Umstead wedding:
Judge Staley was at home Sunday and
lett a gain Monday for Tyler county.
r. p. Jscobs, ID. H. Staley and f. D..
! Young, Esors are at Tyler court this meek
John E REYNOLDS will begin housekesp,
ing in the brick building recently vacated
BY Mack Snodgrass. ,
w. +. Peterson, OF Wheeling and Thomas
| Tucker, OF Littleton, we're in town this week.
If many mere of the boys" Joins the
Beuedicts III. re will not be corporal s
guard of us LETT to get up picnic this sum-
| mer.
No child. tbs is not Wheeling drummer,
that gentleman drums up washing for his
wife, that's all.
s. NJ. Hnskins, Superintendent Of Schools,
was IN town this week.
A great many wondered why the county
seat removalsts were so anxious to have
| the order set aside submitting the issuing OF
bonds. The correspondent from Wileyville
TO this weeks Messenger strikes the key.
note. II has been onesided contest 20
far, and if they are given plenty OF rope will
| hang them selves. We will bet our interest
in the new coal bank that the county seat
| will remain here for the next five years at
least
| One of the most pleasant events OF the
season was the reception and supper given
by Mr.. md Mrs. Robert McEldowney to
John f. Reynolds and bride Tuesday even
ing. A eoodly number Of friends had been
invited to welcome to our midst the happy
couple.
Selbey Springer fell one day this week,
sustaining painful bodily injuries. He was
He was q one when he fell, and the doctor
thinks be had slight paralytic stroke.
Prof Crago is in town trying to organize
| council Oh Inc NatlOHdi I NUN A" hO'
informed ow he succeeded.
NJ. L. Rutter closes out his cigar shop TO-
day.
Some improvements are being made to
the McClaskey property.
a bill was allowed by the county court
last weeF, on pauper account as follows
So much for trying Mr.. B =, 80 much for
drugs furnished, so much for holding cor
ortrs .niuest, and so much for funeral ex
penfes. Four whacks at him. An eye to
business.
John Snodgrass has opened out a grocery
in the business room on the Court House
lot. =,
We are negotiating the sale Of our old
stove and will have important business in
Wheeling about the same time Mr.. Fore
paugh will.
Sad to contemplate: Weddings all over;
war news on the decline; Fish in the peni
Tertiary, Grant getting better, and hostlli
ties suspended between Hart and McCor
mick for two whole days. What will W.
talk about?
The Wheeling and Parkersburg Transpor
tation Company intend to put q wharf boat
at our levee in the near future.
Mrs. Holiday and Mrs. Mary Collins
spent the day, Friday, at Sep Halls.
Mrs. Noon, wife Of Martin Noon, OF Lit
Teton, was lodged in the county jail yester
day. Her mind is unbalanced.
| 4 large amount Of lumber and cross tle'
! came down the creek this week. The lum
Der v:s RATED and is being loaded in barge
Tor shipment TO Pittsburg. The cross-tie'
are being loaded into cars for shipment L
Buffalo, n. Y, at which point Mr. Anger
aiTcer is TO deliver them to the Pennsylvania
Central railroad. The ties are loaded b.
means Of a crane geared 20 a small engin'
lifting them from the water to the car OF
the bridge above. They can lead six car
day.
Capt NJ. B. Davis is off duty a few day.
DR.. Fred Nolte, OF Wheeling is in town.