Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-09
MARTINS FERRY.


MARTINS FERRY.
Mayor Keller tried his first case Friday
morning. Wlllinrs Nelson had The honor
o be the frat one on the new docket and
was assessed $500 and costs for disorderIy
conduct
Godfrey Jtfie.s is limping from severe
attack Of rheumatism in the knee joint.
Mayor Keller has made at least one
good move 10 the way Of reform. He put
tue MavorH office checker board out OF
sight aud issned orders to stop the game
We have man ia Martins Ferry who
will wres.le John O'Grsdy a collar and
elbow contest for from 800 to $500 side
de does not 20 back on Indian stag
Srestle. He would like to hear from
O'Grady.
Alpha Assembly No. 1896, X OF L., are
making extensive Preparations for grand
parade and picnic On the 18th of May
Assem- biles from Wheeling Bsllairs,
Bridgeport, Brilliant, Mlngo aud Seubsn
willie will participate, snd Plesburg lodges
will be invited. The programme includes
street parade in the morning and pic.
mic and open air meeting in the afternoon
at Walnut Grove A number OF prominent
officials Of The national head have promised
TO be present
The Union Cornst Band of E'naville,
Ohio, will give ore of their EMO oble con-
certs ut the Elysisn Rink, Bellsire. Ohio
Thursday, March I3tn TIE band has en-
gagged the steamer CT max The steamer
viil leave its landing at p N. sharp,
Wheeling time. Ticket good for round
trip. including admission to the concert,
40 oents at DR.. Ong's drug store, and
Wells drug store, Bridgeport. The fol-
lowing vocal and instrumental talent has
been secured; Mis- Flora a. WilIisms,
Miss Brodia LAWS, Mas Emily Fl War.
wood, Mr.. VIM Mann, Prof J W. Soho.
field The band desires to make this one
OF the most pleasant excussions OF the sea-
son. Parties deai,ng 10 20 from Wheel
ing can return by the steamer after the
concert.
People in the lower ward are still agitat.
ing the question OF opening the street from
the Standard addiuon 10 the Third ward
school house. That the street is needed
there ls no doubt. One cannot get into
the STANDARD addition without first driviu 9
into Bridgeport, and 10 get out again the
same thing must be done. The Standard
addition, u part Of Msrlln's Ferry, must 90
o Bridgeport to get to The main portion Of
the town 10 which it belongs
Best fits guaranteed at Souder's tailor
shop
Miss Matte Mcdonald, of Iroodsle, ia
the guest OF her sister, Mrs B. + Brady.
The Peek.s Boo club will give their
frat grand ball at Lafayette Hall, on Fri.
day night next. A good orchestra has
been secured and good time ia autici.
pated.
Call and zee the large line of well as
sorted goods Of ali classes and grades, at
the Marlin's Ferry Jewelry store-Hsno-
yer street. Commercial Block.
c. W. Bishop is in Pottstown, Pa, visit.
ing relatives and friends.
Harry Souders sells suits from sample,
or furnishes the cloth a. lower figure
than any one else IN town.
August Bridenstein has entered suit be-
fore Messrs Yrnglipg and Reitbmiller for
damage claimed from the use of bis
slaughter house while they were his ten.
ants The suit was postponed till Thurs.
day, when a jury trial will be held.
Suits made 10 order from $l6 up, at
Harry Soudera.
-Four Car loads Of IL inch gas main ar.
rived from McKeeport for the Wheeling
Natural Gas Compsnp Yesterday. One OF
the three river lines is about complsted
and work will be comm enced on the street
Inns in few days.
Call at Harry Souders' and see the finest
and cheapest goods in the city
Misc Dora N. Andersen. of Kent, o., 10
in the city.
Albert Kehr. OF Burlin gton, took an eIe-
gsntiy finished new wagon from the shop
OF D 81. Soude-s yesterday.
John ID. Spence has returned from an
extended business trip 10 West Virginia
and Kentucky in the interes, of the Ohio
Valley Agricultural Works. .
Yesterday Marshal Rurns, acting under
orders from Mayor Keller, notified every
saloon keeper in the city to keep his place
closed and allow no drinking to day. This
is good move and one which most saloon
keepsrs will welcome. One OF them re.
marked Yesterday. that six days week
vas as much az he cared to work, and out
lined what q nuisance il was to have
drunken man hang over the bar all day
Sunday. ALI expressed . willingness to
close on Sunday il the officers would keep
their neishbors closed.
John Beck has opened up in his new
quarters near the new c. L P depot.
Miss Jessie Crippen Of Bellaire, 10 the
guest Of Miss Hattie mcWillisms.
DR. Taylor CT Wheeling, was in town
yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Winfield Coates
and Otto Newlatd. ran q one hundred
yards foot race on the pike above the
Lsughlin mill for purse Of $50. The
race was one By Coates BY very short lead. |
A young lady tainted at the Excelsior