Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
MARTINS FERRY.
A BAD AcCident-The RinkS-The Min to
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A BAD AcCident-The RinkS-The Min to
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Yesterday morning an accideDt occurred
at the Eureka rink by which John Haassll,
Of Sommerton this county, broke his right
arm. He was making his first attsmpt on
the dizzy wheels and fell, breaking his arm
below the elbow. Hadsell is youuFs man
about twenty yeaIs old. He has beenlFisit.
ing friends here for several days and con
cluded to try roller skating YESTERDAY, but
says he will never put them on again. The
fracture was reduced by Drs. HerveY and
Darrah.
The farmers residing near Farmingtes,
about six miles west of Martins FerEy sPe
very much excited over .he appearance Of
a fever among their cattle similar 10 that
known as the Texas fever. Several have
died from the effects during the past few
days Mr.. Charles DUNCAN 10 the loser Of
three very 6ne cattle.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance on
Pleasant Ridge about three miles west of
town. The Scotch Ridge schoei has been
closed for two weeks on this acccuat.
The last grand bop of the Standard Glee
Club on Friday evening was most enioya-
bic affair. Fully sixty couples participated
and the dance was one of the best "a not
the best, dances ever given by this club.
This is saying good deal, as this club has
given some good ones, but nevertheless It is
true: The gay crowd began the merry
dance at haltpast 8 o'clock and ke:& it
up till o'clock yesterday morning. Re-
freshments were sold ir one corner Of the
club room: Good muse was furnishedby
McClelland's full orchestra and splendSd
time wac reported by all those present.
The Heine Brothers, three IN stlplhtt
appeared at the Eureka Rink on Friday
evening, Yesterday afternoon and evening
before large crowds and executed wonder.
ful feats in acrobatic and contortion skat-
ing. Their feats were all new and highly
appreciated, Judging aom the applause
they received. The CRYSTAL cornet hand,
which furnishes the music at this rink, is
improving rapidly. The beys look we'll in
their elegant new caps.
The New York Braash is selling out
everything at cost. They are offering won
dertul bargains.
We were wrong in stating that Miss Nora
B. Stitts cont-acteda cold at the Eureka
Rink, winch caused hss death. Mr.. StittS
SAYS that she got wet while on her way to
school one rainy day recently, and as she
was late, sat down in her sect without dry
ing her clothiug, thereby causing her cold,
which ended in pneumonia and finally
caused her death. 1t has been generally re-
ported that she caught cold ss the rink, but
such is not the case.
The Standard club gave one Of their en-
ioyable dances at their room on Fourth
street FRIDAY night. About City couples
participated.
H. c. Chisey Of Warrenton, and Will
Crumback, of Gresnsbourgh were in town
yesterday.
Mr.. King, of Warrenton, is here filling
the place OF AID Vanpelt, who is ILL.,
The Paul Brothers, who have the contract
for roofing the new skating rink, com
menced work Yesterday
Thee small boys were arrested while
irving to enter the Eureka skating rink
through a window.
Messrs. Johnnie Wilsoa VIII and Frank
Bowman, viii 60 to st. Clairsville Monday,
to begin building their skating rink.
Mr.. j. Z Taylor was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Charley Mercer left for Short Creek
Yesterday.
Mr.. James A. Gray is improving slowly.
Two roughing rolls, weighing sixteen
thousand Eve hundred pounds, for the
Laughlin mill, were cast at Mans foundry
last week.
The class workers union held meeting
Saturday afternoon.
Yesterday John w. Crooks sold his real
estate, brokerage and collecting agency to
Mr.. j. T. Craig, who will give the busi-
ness his closest attention. Mr.. Craig is
an energetic, trustworthy and reliable gen:
tleman Of good business qualifications and
deserves success. Any business placed IN
his hands will be promptly attended to.
He will buy and sell realty and stocks,
negotiate loans, collect notes, book accounts
and rents and rent and lease houses on
liberal commission. All business cores
pondence will be confdenially attended to.
Mr.. Craig will be found at his grocery,
corner Washington and Second streets.
On next Tuesday evening their will be q
mound partv at the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Mcclure, on Scotch Ridge, Tor the beneht OF
Rev. White.
Mr.. R. A. Goffis visiting friends at York
vile.
Miss DolIie Rowles, an interesting young
lady of Bellaire, was up yesterday visiting
Mr.. VIM. Gsrret and wife.
The fourth quarterly meeting viii be held
in the Second N. +. Church, from the 81 TO
the 9Th of this month. The Presiding
Elder viii have charge.
For sale, cheap, pair Of excellent clno
skates, best in the market; also one smau
beating stove, BY J. P. Clark, at the New
York Branch.
The Rtna mill viii resume tomorrow, as
usual also the Standard. There Mn De
steam in the factory at the Laughhn mill
the coming week for repairs A number OF
emnjoyes at the Union Glass Works talked
of goine to Australia, but a. the factory
viii resume in Q couple OF weeks. they vii
not 60.
The commissioners Of the Burlington and
Scotch Ridge Turnpike were in town yes
terdsy selling bouds They met with ex-
cellent success.
Mr.. WILDER Fowler. q teacher 10 the
BRIDGEPORT schools, Is the guest OF Martins
Ferry friends.
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