Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-05
MARTINS FERRY.

Andy j. Smith hiss returned from o pros
porous business trip in the interest Of the
Elson Glass Worke.
The Blue Grass Fishing Club has on ex
bibition in the show window OF p. Wsgen,
ers confectionery, an elegant set OF glass
ware, to be given to the lady holding the
lucky number at their ball, in Lafayette
Hall, April 3Oth.
Mrs. Joannah Bricelard, who has been
seriously i'll at the home Of her son vii
liam, is convslescent.
Miss May Sedwick Of St. Clsirsvlle, il
the guest Of Miss Alma Chisnell.
Enoch Ball & Son have purchased Dan.
lei Cox's boot and shoe store on Washing
ton street.
August Hanke has opened new slloon
in the room at the corner OF First and
Washington streets, formerly occupied by
William Coates.
Mrs. Boner is seriously i'll at ber home a,
the corner of Third and Fayette streets.
NJ. d. Wagener, Of Washington, d. c.,
is the guest Of his uncle, ]. Fl. Wagner,
ESQ.
William Crisler had his left thumb pulled
out of place and badly lacersted by having
it caught in an open lax in the harness oI
q horse,
George W. McCleary and wife and chill
dren. of Wsllsburg are the guests Of Mrs
McCleary's father. Mr.. J. W. Mitchell.
Mr.. Thomas Johns ia in town spending
a few dsys with his family.
For Sale" and For Rent" signs, &c
&C, Tor sale at the paint shop OF L. c. Mel
son, on Clay street between Third and
Fourth streets.
On Friday last Mrs. cred Foust rafilsd
of a caasrJ bird and cage. Mrs. Belipge;
hsld number 43, the lucky number.
W. II. Hobbs, the mscain,st at the
LsuRhlin mill, has gotten up a seltieeder
rod which it seems ia destined to meet
with success The rod is fquare and does
not turn but allows the nippers to turn in a
swivel with the barrel Of the feeder. 1t
causes great deal more steady motion,
and saves the constant wear Of the rod
where the nippers which pu9S Il forward
to make the feed catah it, 1t is now in
operation IL the Laughlin mill and ia pro
uouueed success by the mansg emebt.
YinQling & Ruihmiller proprietoss OF the
Hanover Meat Market, have purchased q
lot from T. krsute; yegt oi town, where
they will srsot large slaughter house.
kmmet Blsckford ia seriously threat n ed
with brain fever.
d. B Peck, Of CeTsiand, was at the
Hanover Yesterday.
we calculated that there would be So
600 selections made by the qualified
voters at 10. days elc p'!on. This looks like
a good naay, but we will take Saturday
nights work Tor a basis and we feel ssts
in saying that there have been and
will be bffore the election i,
over, 100000 drinks given IN the
inieres; OF the various cspiidstsf. Or
Saturday night beer faFsd ike water and
all who cared 10 be, ard perhaps some 9th
era who now wish ihev had not been. wer,
drunk or drinking. Whether tie tide o.
votes has been, or will be. turned By sucl
work can not be known. kat u Ia esi n nsstly
hoped such nay Not be the case.
A SPLENDID BARGAIN One OF the fues
suburban residences 10 this tsctiop, opt
acre Of land, on which il q good hsase o.
eight rooms, plenty Of ckolpe fiui. on ,b'
place. VIII o. sid cheap IL sid soon
Apply 30 }. I. Hs1s,, Martins Ferry, o
OUR SICK.
Miss Nellie Ssi'z is sill living, bat il
very low.
Mrs. Eliza Madden is q1ie III.
John Clifford. ~ho has been lick 70
some veeka, is kettsy.
| Mrs Alfred Dew and children are con
fined to their home By illness.
The friends Of Ar. Polk Petit will b
cory to hear that there is no hope for b;
recovery.
George Delaney is seriously III.
Bud B:osn, Peter Beszeh ard HeDT
SnodRrass, are ttill unchanged in tbei
condition.
Wiilian Williams il again able 70
ont, alter being laid up for two weeks iror
q burned arm, the injury being receive
while at work at the K.ns mill
Yesterday afternoon soue one threw
stone through Peter Wseners store wiz
dow, corner Of railroad and Hanover stree
Mrs. Nsney Craig. Who died Friday, 20
buried yesterday afternoon in Mt Woo
cemetery. DeceaCed was the mother {
James Craig and vss one Of the oldest Il
dies ia this vicinity. being about so.
wn. Lord, Of the Fifth ward, is csr
didats for School Director.
| D. W Jones Is q candidate sor Assesst
in the Third ward.