Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
MARTINS FERRY
Laughlin Black List-A Short Letter on
General Subjects.
To ihe Editor Of SHRddy Register.

Laughlin Black List-A Short Letter on
General Subjects.
To ihe Editor Of The STRddy Register.
MARTINS FERRY, october 2.-The nail,
ers employed in the Laughlin Nal factory
take this method of enlghtening the read
.ers of the Ohio Valley Boycotter, their ig,
norant agent having failed. We herewith
give our names in full Hoping this viii
benefit the Royal Family. we are most 70
spectfully, G. W. Scott, Jr., David Paxton,
VIM. Paxton, c. NJ Rarris, Eugene Forsn,
F. L. Walters, John Deegau, q. F. Ira,
gesser, Edward Coffee, John o 'Neill, Alfred
0'Neill, George Irwin, Howard Deitch, Rob
ert Hall, George Hall, John Wal
tera, Henry Frable, VIM, Bowman
N. Dobins, Oscar Petit David Fisher
William Reese, William Shipley, Peter
Redy, Charles Mulla1ey, Jas. Vickers, John
Vickers, Seymore HulleY William Parish
Frank Souders, David HALEY, William
Jump, Edward Nesland, Charles Myers
Thos. McConaughy, John Bromap, George
Purcell, Joseph Dilliuger, Pete. Dillin'
ger, John Mullaney, Joseph O'Donnell
Joseph SWaine, George Harris, Worthey
Ilewellyn, Fred Brubspgh, Thomas O'Don
cell, George Brubsagh, George Parish
Albert Graham, J. ". Shayde, JAS Hicks
M. f. Bailey, William Wise, Charles Cole:
man, John Wise James Snider, Joseph
Snider, J. D. c. Greer, Harry Petit and
John Sullner. This does not include the
sixteen selfteeder boys.
The Lsughln plate mill resumed opera.
tions YESTERDAY with q full force of men for
ole turn. The places Of those who lef
we're filled By number of recruits from
o'her points. The factory made 20S6 kegs
OF nsils lsst week. All seems quiet herea'
b;uts and there is no whispered rumors Of
al other riot.
Thomas D.F was able to be out yes.er-
day and will soon be well. Thomas Dosson
and Philip Reishng are both doing well
and hopes of their rapid recovery are enter
tanned BY their friends and physicians.
There will bs Episcopal services in the
Baptist church tAis afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock.
There will be quarterly meeting ct the
NJ E. Church to-day. Rev. Henry Weoo,
of Cleveland, presiding elder, will preach.
Inc OpcnlIS VI thO Cdl lShn A'hN A'SN % AA'
was very well attended.
Los-A black COW about six years old
with brass knobs on her horns. ANY one
returning her, or giving information, will
he paid By 6 W Mitchell
On FIiday night a very pleasant party
was given st the residence of Hamilton
Blsckford ION Pleasant Ridge.
Last night party of fifteen couples Of
Young folks enjoyed themselves at tie home
of James Moore, on Scotch Ridge.
Yesterday was payday at ths E!son g'ssa
works and Standard mill.
MARTIS's FERRY, October B..
EaaS Of the Regits7. .
AS have lessped. that one Of the black
sheep naiIers AZ fns, ,kn6gblin null is report
irg that / am working helpers at heating
furnace as black sheep feeder, l desire
through your columns, to state that su
not working in that mill at all, aud did MOI
work with black sheep. By publishing this
you VIII confer @ great favor.
Yenrs respectfully.
JAMES D0ssoS.
Rev. NJ W. Taylor will preach at tbs
Second n. T. Church at 3 o'clock this after
Uoon.
Theic-wiIl be Episcopal service in tse
Baptist Church this afternoon at hslt-pas'
two