Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-30
MARTINS FERRY.

Dixon Bros, the popular hatters and
gents furnishers, have the most complete
line of goods in their line ever brought to
this city. Their stock of winter under
wear, which is now in great demand, is
complete in all details, and presents to the
buyer excellent opportunities. Fall and
winter hats and cap, and neckwear are
their staples. Their prices are away down
and their stock will suit sll tastes and
pocketbooks. ~
Mrs. VIM NJ. Lupton and Miss Ella
Lupton, of Mt. Pleasant, who have been
visiting in Columbus, returned yesterday.
Mrs Alice Galbrsitb, nee Miss Alice
Wright, of Sioux City, Iowa, is the guest
of friends in this city.
Miss Kate Stewart has returned from q
weeks visit in Pittsburg.
There were nearly two hundred Martins
Ferry people in Pittsburg during the past
week.
A new jewelry store will be opened on
Hanover street this week.
Mr.. Will Schiehle, of Wheeling, has
opened q barber shop on Hanover street,
near Fifth. -,
Rev. A. L. Jordan, of Wheeling, will
preach in the Baptist church to-day.
Hslfa dozen teams were down from Mt
Pleasant yesterday for hard coal TO supply
that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Berry returned from Colum-
bus yesterday.
Mr.. ]. A. Jamison, who left here few
weeks since quite i'll, is growing rapidly
better in Michigan.
George Rslston, chief clerk at Ong's
drug store, left yesterday for Cincinnati to
attend q school of pharmacy.
Mrs. B. F. Brady and daughter Bessie
have returned from q weeks sojourn in
Pittsburg. -.
AL. G.. FIELDS minstruis gave good
show to q large audience in Lafayette
Opera House on Friday night The show
vas strictly irst-class with the exception
of the fact that some Of the members in
sisted on working off local personal gags,
which are at all times disgusting. Such
gags are only permitted in the commonest
kind of shows and Manager Miller should
see to it that company's which come here
IN future do not work such rsckets.
All the cold nail machines at the Laugh
lin are of, end the factory, it is reported,
will close down next week.
George Smith and Edward Kiusey OF
Mt. Pleasant, were in the city yesterday.
DIR. A. j. MeGlen was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bennett, Of Mt
Plesssut. were in the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie Stewart is the guest OF Miss
Jennie Dixon.
The last report of the Superintendent Of
Schools shows the total enrolment at this
time to be l049. 1104 pupils having been in
school since the opening, September lst
At this time last year the enrolment was
|, 016. and 1880 entered.
Miss Anna Campbell is entertaining her
mother, from Flushing, Ohio.
The brick work on William Msnn's new
building is also completed.
Joseph McHenry, for several years labor
boss at the Etna mill, has gone to Ala
hama to accept q similar position.
A reporter called at the Nj. Z. Church
Yesterday, and found the auditorium and
Suudsy-school room very nicely frescoed
aud tastefully arranged. The new sd-
dition is used for choir aud pulpit in the
upper story, and for the infant class room
down stairs. To-day the reopening ser
vices will be held. In the evening Rev.
Smith, of Scio College, will preach
the opening sermon in the morning. In
the afternoon meeting will be held at
which all sx-pastors of the church will bs
allowed to say Q few words. In the even
ing Rev. Jones will deliver a sermon.
Prot. Sparks will lead the choir Of twenty
voices.
The Mayors Office is being reprinted.
Judge HOugh, of ST. Clairsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Sommers was buried IN
Rivsryisw cemetery yesterday.
Miss Kelley, charged by Miss Brindley
with using profane language, was dis
missed by Mayor Mitchell yesterday. -.
On Tuesday evening the 'Boy Hero"
appears at the Lafayette, and on Thurs
day evening the Gold Day" company
holds the boards.
A horse attached to Lott Il Sheehle's
delivery wagon ran off yesterday and up
set lot of -four on the street. No serious
damage was done.
Hnderuear at Dixon Bros.