Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-22
MARTINS FERRY,


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orrnro,;o hos hano rano;-sd soma and
oil bn nnenad ~ tho rnbIic IN Sa,rrdoy
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h!Fe 20 any 'uoly!uun l sScie'! u sno" ;tI, 'oL
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ual u'sH'
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Qti'e large amount OF excitement was
caused yesterday By q report that the ne"
Smi'h gas iIFnace @l me h"cEe!e glsss
works had exploded, ana tore lhe furnace
and n part Ci the Dnuoihg DOM IN q
Tea milujs5 lie factory ana Inc s,''e'S III
the vicinity we're thT9rgrd wlth Men,
women, aud tnl.dFen, oil GnNioua 10 learn
the true coalition Of ad.'!' The real
cause ct the trouble was, that a iLt'iG 90
m9cI Pr,'suse was aPl'sH 10 d 0f,tn ,hs con. GU
mace 70 the ioyers. The result of this over.
nressure was 10 Tfi Two tile which had
been laid on AZ p covering without morter,
from their glacas. aud the COS coming in
contact with the air took fire, and the
burning caused the alarm. The damage
done YVES no,birr. and the imrresson that
the gns il dangerous il erroneous.
AL A. Bay!rsa 4 Bro. have nut q parti.
ton acro.a their Fourth street hardware
store room and are changing the back part
into dining rcem and kitchen, to be used
in connection with the residence above.
AN EXPERIMENT.
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Oh so'ne 'PeI, " oe uSCI 60. -, Tg"l"s so
ware al lHe puSse,e ""ia -" olAo, , ! 81. u,
merry Tue eaU8 ol 'LJse p!PJ' were utnu1 ,I'
u NC' way "o" 10 G.ns. n'i.t v. 4U"1,9 1T9
5h'isI'cSoiIiy i;s"e'I"E 'ne gu'post' III,
LIeS,on new p.p5Ia "'2 ~ r"'s s tu' opr nop'
hihue - ''sG. :. - 'n' '"l'e! uSeN ~ L"A,
'n1 n,''" - Mn ~ o,,ca 49,. 80, r'G,rs
DucNteS " VIZ ?""ss Z. E'T"' '"''U VI
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GENERAL.
Among the large q,ass BUYERS who lave
visited our rcvo durinr the pest week, 70
noticed Mr.. George Bonner, oc Chicago,
Mcssrs. Ramsey and Chandler. OF Bahi.
more, Mr.. Allan. OF Philadelphia. G. Il.
Morton, Of Chicago, aud Mr.. Pollard, of
C.ncinnati.
There will probably De q skatirg race
At the Excelsior in the near f:.iure between
Charles Dowuey and Jake Humes
Downey seems rather anxious and Humes
does not often allow g good opportunity
for a race to pass.
Mr. UumphrevilIe, OF Mt. Pleasant, has
not purchased c. y. wells grocery, as was
reported arou, town yesterday.
y small child Of John Heliel, engineer
at the Standard iron works, died on Wed
nes1ay, and was buried ~ ei!s5Hrg yes'
terGSy' ,..--.-,
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per cohCtSu'n& we poS,Galye' I.:I I" GHuSeu nG
nIle ton'hT't, ]" pt po.t.."' 'n.S "na
UFTtEn' on o'I on.,- " -. tI"'D'i y. 0p'n'oIa
a ~ '1oC!H. va" '.ISn, l ~ " INV sa!s M I
mas Il pos''. 'nn' ia; ~ r1 ,u"n "ppSr''It Iva wa
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