Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-23
BRIDGEPORT.
The Pike COMMUNICATIONS of Real
Estata-Ptrsonals.

E4dNth' 'CheAos
The following transfers of real estate 10
Peass township, have recsntly been made:
Elijah Westwood to SAMUEL West God,
east part lot . Schaff-r'a addition to IL ma
vile; Joseph Law, exectr. of Elsie Had
sell TO John Tierney. lot Isl u mes frat
addition TO Martins Ferry, lsr $500; o i
Foulke, Sheriff, to the Franklin Building
Association that part of lots 23l and 232
lOing northwest of the right nf way of the
O. & P. X. R through Martins Ferry, for
$50; WIN. Michel, tx'r Of Thomas POgue,
to Auputt Br!denstein lots II and -, Stan
dard addition, Martins Ferry, said lots
now numbered $50 snd 9e3; the CraW ford
M. q NJ. Co. If Bridgeport, to Roger
Ashton lots 80 and 81, second, Stand
srd addition to Martins Ferry, for $500
Maggie Z. Newlsnd to Ella + Barrett in
Newlend's fourth addition to Martins
Ferry, for $3.50: the franklin Bnllding
Association to Henry FlOto, parts OF lots
As aud 40 in Wal ACES addition to Martins
Ferry, lying northwest OF O. ~ p. K K
for $500; George Breidensiein and wife to
George d. Etchiou l2-1O0 acres, Pease
township, for 1862 90; Crawford NJ. & NJ.
Co. TO the Standard Iron Co. lots II, 13
and IA Second s andard addition to Mar
tins Ferry, for 500: John c Hayne and
wife to Elizabeth A. Moore, 8 ana Is 100
pei ches. Martins Ferry, for S235; Thomas
l. Maxwell to Anna Maxwell lot 205,
Kirkwood, for 81 600; William Wiley to
f S. DaH4ss, quit claim lands in ZIne's
addition, Martins Ferry, for s., 600.
good deal of Indignation is expressed
at Commissioner Morris Cope for rushing
W. A. Brown into the Off ,e of pike commits
sioner Of the Bridgeport and COlerain pike.
A petition was circulated in behalf uf VIM.
G. McComss, and was signed by all the
taxpayers along the pike, almost without
exception, besides mum -Tous other citiZeDs
of Pehse and Oolerain townships. A gen.
tleman who has always been much inter
eated in this pike said, the other day. that
il WAC the unanimous desire of all the
property slorg the pike with the
exception of Mr.. Cope and Mr.. Brown,
that Mr.. McComas should b. chosen to fill
the unexpired term OF his father, who had
80 faithfully and wisely fulfilled the duties
of pike commissioner; that when the petit
on was being circulated for signatures that
Mr.. Cope heard of it, and that he imme-
diately called a special meeting of the
County Commissioners, and with the rs
sistsnce of Commissioned Israel chose Mr.
Brown for the Office before the petition
eluld lie presented.
Earl Cook, the little son of Will Cook,
eel down yesterday and cut and bruised
his face severely aud knocked ont o-e q
mis- teeth. The little fellow was not ba Ily
hurt though, and was able to run about
again before evening.
Mr.. John Anderson, Of tine Cleveland,
Lorsic and Weeeling railroad, and located
at Urichsville was in town yesterday.
The Progressive Enchre Club wi hold
it's next meeting on next Monday night, at
the residence of Mfs 0. T. Rhodes.
0. T. Foulke, Sheriff of Belmont county,
was down from St Ciairsville, yesterday.
R.v aud Mrs A. Biownlee, Of Martins
Ferry, were here to-day calling on friends