Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31
MARTINS FERRY.

The Seldom Seen Fishing CLUB gives d
hall M LAFAYETTE Hall tonight, and no
doubt will have a large crowd, as their
halls are always largely attended and good
behavior and good music is assured; ne
Germans of .Etnaville also give Dall III
Mannerchor Hall.
There was quite a number OF our citlzens
talking Yesterday of purchasing lots IN
HIGHLAND City, and we understand that tue
nnrcher of the other portion OF the Hod-
gents farm was guaranteed a NICE sum 70
Law that portion in town lots. Hlghiahu
City is evidently a go.
Judging from the present outlook IN the
GLASS business, Martins Ferry is certainly
enioviug a boom. We have three factories
which are running TO their fullest ca pdcily
and shipping as fast as made, ana claln'
that it is impossible to keep up WIFI Ut
ders.
Yesterday was Republican day IN Mar
tins Ferry St. Clairsville sent the whole
bag of tricks down here, ana the way tne
ward healers were flying around we tl !illr.
that the ring must have been circulating
s sn Of the filthy lucre among the boys.
Iittle's World, will be the attraction
at the Opera House tomorrow night, ana
no doubt will have a crowded house, as II
Comes here with a great reputation. Vree-
lands minstrels will also be here on Mon
day.
NJ NJ Scott. Republican candidate for
sheriff was here replacing some Of the
rails ON his fence that were knocked down
w S. Meachem, candidate for Commits
sioner, was also in town.
Judge ]. H. CASTOR, Recorder J. NJ.
Beckett and A. H. Mitchell, of St Glars
willie. registered at the haywood, and done
some Republican hustling yesterday
The strike at the Buckeye glass works
has not been settled yet, but it is hoped
that it will be soon 10 the satisfaction oil
both workmen and company.
They say Robert can't sing, but that is
certainly mistake. for we heard him last
night and he certainly is good. Well, here
is TO you, Bob.
! II. West. of Primrose * Vests min
strels. and Edwin DeCoursey, of Nree-
lands minstrels, are registered at the May
wood.
General Grosvenor and c. l.. Weems,
the speakers at the Republican meeting,
stopped at the haywood last night.
II is rumored that young Second street
merchant and First ward young lady will
ioin their fortunes in short time.
VIM. Connolly, cur NCtcia az SNPi
and manager of the Opera House, Is quite
sick with typhoid pneumonia.
The natural gas was turned of yester,,
dav afternoon to the discontinue OF good
many of our citizens.
Pres Manix had q broad smile on his
face Yesterday. They say there is new
heir at his mansion.
Malcolm Hover drew one OF the gold
watches given away by the Red Letter To-
bacco Company.
Selby got the brick work and Tom Sauls-
bury got the carpenter work On the Bel
ROGERS. of Brilliant, has bought the re-
mainder of the Medill shoe stock from
Chas Swartz.
was in town to attend the meeting last
night .,.,,.
,vas shaking hads on our streets yesterday.
There will be Chinese laundry on Han
over street in the near future.
John Burris and wife, of Mt. Pleasant
were in town yesterday.
WANTED-Plumber. Enquire oil w. l.
Duncan 4 Co.
Mamie Mcdonald is visiting friends IN
ST. Clairsville
Wanted-Two plumbers. Inquire OF D.
W. Lane.
The Laughlin mill Is making large ship
ments.