Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-10
MARTINS FERRY.

lbe members OF Local lnion No. 10
A. +. G. W. T., are requeit.d 70 meet At
their hall today "wednesday, at l:30
o'clock p. m, 10 attend the funeral OF
John Fox from his readence in North
Wheeling. Members OF sister Local I'm
ions are cordially invited TO attend. BY
order Of Local Union No. 10.
1t was reported yesterday, by q man di.
rect from headquarters, that the contract
for the building oi the re~ G. 4 L. depot
would be given 10 Martins Ferry 6rm In
q few days Who the lucky one WAS could
not be learned.
Theodore snOdgrass, formerly employed
in G. Long Washington street hardware
store, has accepted q cisrkthipi in the hard.
ware store Of L. l. p. Tborpgate.
The Benwood furnace, under The careful
management Of Joseph Bird, Il tarnin,
out more metal Than ever before.
last weeks daily average was "a ionA.
A few evenings ago the lady friepds
Of Mrs John Kyne gave q delightful eur.
prise party in honor Of her twenty third
birthday. The evening was very pleas.
sntly spent in dancing IN the Etna Hall,
aud in other social amusements. One
bupdri aud ffty.two couples wed with
each other in unburdebipg the heavily
laden table
The asht described in Monday morn.
ipgs paper, in which one Of the conis s,ants
received Q broken leg, occurred in q field
ntar the Excelsior rink, and not st tha,
place es was stated
For Rent-A double two story houss
on Fourth street. containing Eve rooms in
each part, With good cellar aud cistern In
connection. Apply 10 James A. Gray, st
Commercial Fank
A ci,izeus convention will bs held
Wednesday evening, March 2Uh.
John Fox. Of North Wheeling, one Of
the oldest glass wus.n IN this vicinity,
died at bis hame in North Wheeling op
Monday. Mr.. FcT has been employed In
the Buckeye Glass WORKS since Il was
founded, over tseu'y ytsrs ago. He will
be buried this afternoon.
James 0'Nsail bAs opened merchant
tailoring e..sbhshmsBt in Eugene Car.
pents,s buildiDg on Hanover street
A. r.. org, u. d. druggist, smiles over
the pro'Peci u assia,sncs In the srduous
duties ot dispensing medicines. Il isa
soy and weighs 10 pounds.
Mr.. A. HebrLpk. Of ,he firm Of He
Drank Bros., was 10 town yesterday on bus
iness.
Mrs. Geo ". acCleary, Of welsburg,
accompanied by her children, spent yestsr.
day with her father, Mr. G. w Mitchell.
The c. d p. Rag Wagon, 40 the ooys
call il. vas in torn yesterday glsdesnisa
the hearts o! ibs employer
Nr. Joseph Winissdorfer 4 Co have
opened merchant tailoring es,s biisbuea,
in the room over c. W. Swsrts's bet store.
10 the Commercial Block. Mr.. Wipissdorf
Ter attends the cutting personslly, and BE-
ing mae OF large experiences. rood 6u are
guaranteed.
At $50 lsat eysplss an unkpo~u tramp,
who had stoieR ride 10 Por,lssd S,ssios
on the rear truck Of o Car, felI of snd
lodged In cattle guard under the track.
Els srm yss hsaiy mssbed and win have
TO be sUtu,atsd
The meaning vhieb has been IN prorfess
at the Presbyterian Church for the psss
several weeks will be COZ tinusd ibdsfrheiy.
There will be psescbipg f.rv CO 10 he
suditorieu this evening. conducted By the
Rev z /. Walker.
Il 10 high time the Street Coumyi ioosr
removed the gravel from the pavsnsst (it
ID presumed there IL still q pavement
somewhere under the ersysll On Hsro,es
street grade. Pedsstsissa no~ have TO
walk over gravel stones oe out In ths
street.
The idea Of changing The name f The
town - ipoken Of 10 Yesterday RroIsfsA
J s4s bronaht forth srtss deal OF fsvossbss
comment The dssire 10 general 10 chssgs
The name Of the tess, and IL shooA b
done this spring.
II ~iil be to iks iptsse.i Of thcss intend
ing to bald, o. improve their buildinss,
10 call on or address John Dovlips. Ca.
peBter and Bcildss. Union Srsss. Psafs
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