Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-30
MARTINS FERRY.

You can see q smile On most every mer-
chants face that you meet lately, for most
all of the works have started up, thus CIV
Jog the men employment and more money
in circulation. The Buckeye Glass Com
pany ere making some very heavy ship
meats and the NoTthWood is running fall
end shipping as fast as they can get it
ready The Lsughlin Nail Company ale
hindered in their shipments by the search
iy Of box cars.
Bsrnatdius Z1ccaginno, the Italian sa-
loon keeper of Short Greek, on the line OF
the w. & L + X. r., near Mt. Pleasant,
%, who was shot by Constable McMaTtin
a few days Ego while trying to escape ar
rest for selling on Sunday, returned home
yesterday, after leaving three hundred and
fifty dollars for his appearance, be having
determined to stand trial, and has secured
the services of DAyt ton q Cook.
Mr.. VIM. Prince, who was chloroformed
and robbed the other night, has been feeling
vary bad ever since his head hurting him.
Mrs Prince has just commenced to feel the
effects ofthe beating she got from the burg
lars. She is great deal more injured
than was fret supposed.
While George Chambers was driving
Herold @. in the 3-minute trOt, at Wells
vile, yGlterday afternoon, he was run
into by one of the other drivers. and so
badly hurt he had to withdraw from the
race. The sulky was broken.
Mr.. Cashdollar, of Bellaire, formerly Of
Pit,sbury, and Miss Fannie Mead, OF this
city, were married on Wednesday evening
at The home of the bride. They left yes.
teIday over the O. q p. for Pdtsburg, his
parents home.
Harry NorthwOod, manager of the
NoIthwoOd Glass House, and one of the
lessees o. the New Opera House, sailed
from England On last Saturday and ID *
pscted home on Thursday next.
Dave Brown and sister will remove their
household goods from WarrentOn - this
place rext week. Mr.. Brown and his
sister have engaged in the livery business
here close to the haywood Hotel.
1t was learned last evening that the race
between the fire Ladies' Of teveral towns,
which was TO have come of at the Wells
vile fair, yesterday, was postponed until
to-day, and all our boys remained.
Miss Edra Dlworth, of Mt. Pleasant,
10 YVES in the city yesterday, calling on
ome of her friends She lef. in tie even
ing for Cumberland, W. Va, to visi! rela-
tivts
Every seat was taken at the perform
ance given by Miss Florence Bndley, and
the audience was delighted with the enter
tainment given by her company.
J. F. Mann and daughter, OF Minneap-
oils, Mimi, are in the city, the guests OF
VIM. Mann, our well-kuown foundryman
on North Fourth street.
There we're more commercial men in the
city yesterday than there has been for any
one day for the past two months, and 1t
made things look lively.
Most all of the wes!-bOund traina on TIE
%. & P. railroad were late yesterday,
owing to the heavy passenger traffic to
Welisyille fair.
Miss Lille Findlay and Miss Clara
Mitchell, Of Mt Pleasant, are in the city,
the guests of Miss NJ sggie May wood, at the
Hotel.
Dave Ray, a popular Laughlin mill
mailer, resigned his position yesterday, ana
will leave on Saturday for Anderson, Ind.
Mr.. Msloney, Of Bsllaire, who had The
contrac. for laying the sewer on Hanover
street, finished his contract yesterday.
Mr.. I. X. RAtclifI, cashier of the Mt.
Pleasant Bank, and Jessie Bennett, Of Mt.
Pleasant, were in the city yesterday.
Cspt. John f. Oliver, of Sseubenville,
aud TX Sheriff John Moore, OF New Alex
5ndria, were in the city yesterday.
Jas. jacobs left for the L lst yesterday to
purchase his ne stock Of goods. He ex-
pacts to be gone about ten days.
James A. Gray and wife, and Newton
Holiday and wife, were in Bridgeport,
yesterday, calling on friends.
Miss Mary Hobson, of Wheeling, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. A. J. VanPelt,
returned home yesterday.
T. S Longston, of Kansas City, Mo,
IVES in town yesterday, taking in some OF
our manufactures.
Mrs. A. ]. VanPelt, who has been sick
with typhoid fever, WIZ able to be cut
yesterday.
Mrs. F. c. Bishop, of Bellaire, was in
town yesterday visiting her mother, Mrs.
Green.
S Hopkins, Jr., left yesterday for the
western part Of this State, on business
trip.
J. B. Gillespie, General Agent of the G
& p. X r, is sufIsriug from hay fever.
Mrs Burris, of smithfeld, O, is the