Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-15
MARTINS FERRY.
An Interesting Budget of Local News
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An Interesting Budget of Local News
Notes
Mrs. T. H Stsnton's boarding house was
robbed yesterday morning about 2 o'clock
of gold watch and chain and several
other small things belonging to Miss Peak
ina, boardeT. George Brown lost SIS
and coat and vest, ard several of the
other boarders hsd their shoes stolen. All
the lardlady lost was pair Of new shoes
iust purchased for her daughter There is
nc clue to the thi yes.
Judging from the amount of mud on tbs
streets that have been paved, it is hard to
tell whether there is any brick nnder it OF
not, and some of the crossings are even in
worse shape than they were before the
paving was done. Why not furnish some
of the city prisoners with hose and have
them keep it clean?
The members of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church here have decided to give concert
on next Saturday night, for the purpose OF
raising funds to assist them in furnishing
the church. Quite number of Wheeling's
and Plttsburg's best vocaists and musi-
ci9ns will take part to assist them in their
undertaking. Those from Wheeling that
have promised to take part are Mrs. Flora
Williams, who alone would insure a good
house in Martins Ferry, also Miss Sarah
Sweeney, Miss Mary Bankard, Will Day
and the Carson Brothers. James HOHells,
of Bridgeport, also several of our own local
talent will take part. Tickets will be
placed on sale at Ong's Drug Store and can
also be had from any of the members.
Don't fail 10 go to Lash's Jewelry Store
and see the fine assortment of Christmas
presents he has.
Go to Lott & Schedules, the grocers, for
your Christmas turkeys and chickens
They also have large assortment of can
dies and nuts at low prices. They have an
iron Christmas tree holder-one of the
best in the market.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laugilin
Nail Mill. They have notified the EN-
ployes that they will also pay on next Sat
urday on account of Christmas
Hanging lamps make useful Christmas
presents, and Ralston & Co. have the latest
styles. Call and see them.
J. B. McKim, chief clerk in the Super
intendent's Office, at Wellsville, Ohio, was
in the city yesterday, the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McKim, on
Third street.
DR.. Glover, of Burlington, Just abova
the city, WIS in Steubenville yesterday, on
business.
Rev. DR.. sedgwick left yesterday for
SciO, where he will hold services.
w. H. Ewing, agent of the c. & P. K
R, at Yorkvilla, o., was in town yes
terday.
There is over $50 tickets sold already
for December % at the new Opera House.
in which Frank Linden's Company will
play Damon and Pythias."
Ralston & Co. have fine line of Toilet
Cases which they are selling cheap.
Mr.. Harry NOrihwood with several
Others was hunting on Friday out on Short
Greek. They begged five rabbits. Harry
says it was all there was on the entire
creek
J. H Stunger, a stock dealer Of Port
land, O., was in the city yesterday.
Uncle TOMS Cabin will be played here
on December %
VIM. COdand, Of New Athens, is in the
city, the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr..
VIM. Bell
J. n. Richards and J. A. White. of Mt
Pleasant, was in the city yesterday, the
guests of friends.
The strike Of the miners in the pudding
banks on this side Of the river was taken