Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
MARTINS FERRY.

The Seldom Seen fishing club leaves for
their camping grounds to-day accompanied
by a full brass band. They are one of the
best equipped clubs in the State and will
leave the corner of Fourth and Hanover in
full uniform, headed by the band. The
officers Of the club are as follows; Cap
tain, Thomas Dobbins; treasurer, Scott
Linn; secretary, Frank Moore; advance
agent, Lud Wilhelm; first lieutenant
VIM. Beck; second lieutenant, II. y. Don
nell: third lieutenant Tim Murphy; CHIEF
cook T.. Malloney: assistant cook. &.
Evarts; the boy that washes the dishes,
VIM. HUMPHREYS: assistant. Elmer Robert
shaw.
Members of the Seldom Seen Brass
Band are VIM. Beck leader and LIST Ed
cornet: John, Dobbins, Eb cornet; Robert
Koehline, Eb clarionet; p. Schoheld, I'D
clarionet: Tom Dobbins, BIB cOrnet; Tim
Murphy, BIB cornet; Ish. Beck, Eb alto;
+. Robertshaw, Baritone; Tom Schoteld,
Tuba: II. O'Donnell, snare drum; b. Nal
lory, base drum.
The Electric Light Company are having
great deal of trouble lately on account OF
the recent storms Of lightning, and the PEG
pie ought not TO be TO rash IN condemnlng
them in something they cannot help. The
people of the Electric Company are trying
I 10 ItlltuN al AllI QNANNAos ~ '.AN' - -
only right to give them chance and to en-
courage them instead of working against
them.
The Opera House is being renovated all
over during the cessation of the amusement
season. New scenery is being painted,
new aisles put in, and it is TO be repapered
and repainted all through. The manage
ment deserves credit for they have given
| the public the very best Of operas, &c, that
can be secured.
One of the largest loads Of hay that ever
came 10 this city was weighed AZ c. Long,
scales II weighed over two tons and be
longcd to Mr.. Devault.
Ollie Cleavcr and wife, of Mt. Pleasant.
Ohio. who have been I'm the city several
DAYS. the guests Of relatives left for their
home saturday
T. j. Thomas. freight agent of the &. X
u. railroad. who has been away for the
past week on q vacation. IS expected home
to-day.
A Mr. Mitchell. Of Clen's run, has taken
the contract for putting up Mr.. Daume's
house near the First ward school house.
Henry Blumcnbcrg, formerly Of the
Sherman House Of tins city, is lying very
low at his home in Nlingo.
Frank Mason. of Bellairc. Pension agent
viii Poe here on Tuesday 90 examine claims
&c. of old soldiers.
The new sample room. the addition OF
the Northwood Glass Company, is nearing
completion
The Post0filcc building has been hand
someiy furnished and presents quite nice
appearance.
Joseph Munslow, Of Findlay, O., former
ly of this city. is here ON short pleasure
trip.
Pete Stewart. of Columbus. is in the city
visiting his brothers, Robert and Charles
The Methodist Sunday School picnic
will be- ON Tuesday az Sidwells grove.
Mr. Mart Burris. of Freeport, O.. is here
among friends for few days.
The case Of Deusch VS.. Terminal Rail
road comes up on Tuesday.
Mr. Northwood leaves tomorrow for
Pittsburg with samples.
Miss Lizzie Conway has been visiting
friends in Portland.
Charles Miller of Second. street, is on
the sick list.
Miss Ella Devault is visiting in Mounds
Vile