Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-08
MARTINS FERRY.

Call on ]. f. Reynolds, fashionable
merchant tailor, Second street, G Q. &
z. passenger station. Full stock OF tue
spring suitings in stock.
". C. Hymss has started an afternoon
express between this city and Wheeling.
The wagon leaves T~horUgate's at noon and
returns about five O'Clock. Mr.. Conley,
who purchased Mr.. Hymes old business,
claims that Mr.. Hymes' new move Is q
breach Of contract aud that he will n for
damages.
Yesterday a horse belonging to Joseph
s Harrison, the Hanover street grocer, ran
OF while hitehed to 3 delivery wagon.
The wagon was broken to pieces and two
small boys, sons of Mr.. Harrison, who
were in the & were thrown out and
severely bruised about their faces. The
horse fell down aud sprained itself slight
", but was able to go on with the deliv-
cry after 3 new wagon bad been procured.
The runaway occurred on Hanover street.
Council will meet in regular session on
Tuesday evening. The regular meeting
should have occurred on last Tuesday
evening but was postponed.
The new city officers will be sworn in on
May 1. The new Council will be: Messrs.
Smylie, HanEs, Riley, Montgomery,
Heator and ShrOdes. Mr.. K. F. Allender
will probably be the clerk.
The newly elected assessors ale called to
meet in st. Clairsville on Tuesday, April
10.
The Hotel haywood, formerly the Han
over, is now open and doing business. The
building has been reftted throughout with
gas and water, and ia now much more con-
yeuient and perfect in its arrangements
than ever before. Ii is in charge OF MIR.
| John P. haywood, q thoroughly practical
hotel man, who has had years of expert
enee and knows Just what is best suited tn
the wants Of the travelling public The
entire building has been ~refurnished, and
not an old stick remains. All the rooms
have been thoroughly renovated, repapered
and painted, and the house throughout Is
As fresh and coy - can be.
The daily REGISTER may be had ct the
/ Postofice News Stand.
The o. V. r. Club gave two very enjoy
/ able socials last week, Que at the home o.
] OF Miss Jessie Sheets and the other at the
home of Miss Maude Hands.
John w. Crooks PostofiCe News Stand
was the centre Of attraction in that part
Of town all day yesterday. The old man
who 'lOst his keyhOle" is 2 novelty which
draws. Mr. Crooks has on bands all the
popular periodicals, both weekly aud
morthly, aud Us we'll sells all the leading
daily newspapers, including Cincinnati
and Pit.sburg. Mr.. Crooks is also agent
1 e. q, D. % ,l,u,I aupHru
4 horse belonging to Wesley Steel ran
off yesterday; and tore the top of the
buggy t. which it was hitched.
The Republican primaries for the &C.
Letting OF delegates 10 the county and con-
gressional conventions will be held on
Saturday, May II, in the afternoon. Col.
J. n. Taylor seems to be the tHvorite
among our Republicans for representative,
and will, no doubt get o solid delegation
from this city.
Next Friday, Saturday and Monday
evenings the Presbyterian Church Is to
hold a big bazarr and entertainment in
Lafayette Hall. Tableaux 10 entertain,
fancy articles to please the eye and good
things to please the taste are some Of the
varied features.