Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30
MARTINS FERRY.

If one would only stop to think OF the
different names of the fishing clubs IL
would make one laugh First, there is the
Sam Jones Fishing Club, and one knows
the reason they have adopted that name,
because of their strong objection to drink.
Then comes the seldom Seem" who are
seen more than any crowd OF people IN the
city. Following this is the driven FROM
Home;r well, they may be driven from
home. but at the same time we would IKE
10 bet that nobody else is at home when
they leave the house. Then there is
the Hardly Able Fishing Club; well, well
have TO side with the boys in one thing,
and that is they are hardly able to work,
because they are tired, and would like 10
ask the people to help them along, and the
citizens will think of this and give them
rousing crowd at their ball on December
l2th. Then comes our hunting parties
well. there are too many 10 mention, Dut IL
any one wants a pointer as to where to go
and find lots of game let them ask Ross
Mitchell. and they will know more than
they had any idea OF in hunting. Joe Me-
dill is not very slow, either.
4 number of our citizens are called to st
Clairsville tomorrow, on the McAntee
case.
There was an alarm of fire turned in
Yesterday morning on account OF slight
fire in frame building occupied by Mr.
Douglas, across from X. Barr's shoe shop,
on Second street There was no damage TO
amount to anything.
4 petition was sent into Council some
time ago to furnish an electric light in
each one of the hose houses, and was re-
ferred to the light committee and there it
stopped.
There is some talk of putting foot
path on the Union Bridge from Hanover
street.
That arc light is still out on the corner of
Broadway and jefferson streets.
Mr. Einstein, of Joseph Jacobs clothing
house was thrown from horse on Thanks
giving day and is confined to the house.
Benton Ewing of Smithfield, is in the
city among friends.
Miss Clara j. Mitchell, of Mount Pleas
ant. is the guest of Mrs. w. b. Francis.
good many of our citizens went to
Steubenville yesterday 10 attend the lolli-
tcation over the entrance of the wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad.
The Symphony Club, the first of the
series of entertainments given under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. G.. A, was great
treat for all the people who appreciate
high grade of music.
Lon Swartz of Anderson, Ind, is the
uest of relatives and friends in the city.
SdIOOu hctpcIS hSiN hiN - llNeAS
full as TO whom they sell since Mrs. A. l..
Springer has sued Seiferth Il Grioble, OF
f,tnaville.
FoR REHT-A good Basement Room. a
good location for barber shop. Enquire
of =. McDonough.
Thomas Charlton and John Burns are
here from Greensburg, Pa, where they
have positions in the glass works.
There was large debate at Colrain the
other evening, the question being. Is High
Tariff a Necessity: +. w. Wells and JAS
Cope had the Affirmative, and Park Ander-
son and Mr.. Taggart had the negative.
The books of Jamison Il Vale are at
Stewards feed store. Those indebted to
them will please call there and settle.
Mrs. Mary Bracken passed through the
city from Allegheny to her home in Mount
Pleasant.
An Etnaville man got so full the other
evening that he lost his horse. rig and
everything that he had and was taken in Il
saloon to have the mud washed off him.
The Rechabites festival at the Lafayette
Hall. the last two evenings, was a very
pleasant and successful affair.
Harry Northwood has received another