Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
NEW M~ARTINSVlLLE.
Death of Mrs. j. c. Hartley-General-
Local News-PersOnal,
Special 10 The Sunday ReciSLH.

Death of Mrs. j. c. Hartley-General-
Local News-PersOnal,
Special TO the Sunday RectEt5.
New MARTINsvILLE, February l3.-Mrs.
j.. C. Hartley died Thursday evening about
4 o'clock, after an illness Of several weeks.
A combination of diseases, the principal
of which was typhoid fever, was the imme'
date cause of her death, though for sew
eral years past she has been in very deli
cate health. Mrs. Hartley is the widow Of
Rev. Hartley, who was at one time a prom
inent member Of the West Virginia Con-
ference. After her husbands death, which
occurred about four years ago, she moved
back to our place, where her mother and
one Of her sisters, Mrs G. Leap, lives. She
has always been an active and consistent
member of the Methodist Church, ofwhich
she was q lifelong member. She leaves
surviving her FIVE children, the Oldest Of
whom, Georgia, has been confined TO her
bed for several months, and is not likely
to survive her mother long.
Mrs. Hartley will be mourned by a mum.
Der Of friends, The funeral will take place
today.
Judge Staley leaves for Richie county
tomorrow, where he opens his February
term of court Monday. Judge Henry
Brsunou, Of the Weston circuit, will be
called in some time during the term to
pass on the famous charges against K. S.
Blair, ESQ of the Richie bar, looking to
his disbsrment.
Hon. D. II. Leonard, Of Parkersburg,
was in town again Thursday on business,
Squire LsveIle, of near Cniontown, this
county, in the burning Of his dwelling lost
the Justices records OF Center district, for
the past twenty years This will be the
fate of some of our county records some
day.
Harvey Lowther has purchased the W.
". Selby grocery building at the cross
roads, where be will open business the first
of April
F. D. Young. NJ. A. Brast and S. B
Hall were OF Wheeling this week.
Robert j. Boremsn, Of Parkersburg,
State Agent of the Home ms. Co, of New
Y, was in town Tuesday and adjusted the
O5linger and Davis losses satisfactory to
both company and insured. Nearly all
the losses by the recent fire have been ad-
justed.
Mr.. Wslla Blusch, brother in.law Of T.
P. Jacobs, Esq who went to Southern
California last fall on account Of PULMONARY
trouble, is expected back in a few days
and remain here with his sister until he
gets better. The change Of climate WAS
not az beneficial as his friends had hoped.
d. l. Long, Jr', Of GAINESVILLE, 0, form.
erly publisher Of the Democrat Of this place,
is back on q visit.
VIM. johnson, of Johnson's Sons, Wheel.
ing. was in town this week.
We have a first class Ch~autsuqua Circle
here now. Such movements are commend,
able.
Mr.. Robinson, OF Wheeling, who has
been under the treatment OF DR.. Grim, Of
our place for several months for cancer,
returned home Tuesday accompanied by
his daughter His case seems hopeless.
A suit is being instituted in the Circuit
Court, which is exercising some of the resi-
dents of CoxtoWn. 1t always pays to have
a competent attorney TO examine a title
before investing in it.
There are three daily REGISTERS sold
here for every daily Intelligencer and tour
Sunday REGISTERS for every Newsletter.
B 5. Mcclure, OF the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company OF Wheeling, is in
town in the interests Of his company.
In last Sundays REGISTER in the &C
count Of the party given BY the Misses
Ella and Fannie Williams at their home
near New Martinsville, it was said that sew
eral members oil the Long Reach Dancing
Club were present 1t should have read
Young Reach Fishing Club