Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
MARTINS FERRY.


ting, not an arrest having been made,
which speaks well for our city, especially
as il was pay day at most all OF the indust-
rial works yesterday.
Prof. f. L. Sparks shipped his house
hold effects to Lemont, Pa, on Friday but
he does not expect TO leave for about two
weeks vet, remaining TO instruct whoever
is appointed in his place.
c. Il. McKim. Master of Transportation
on the c. X p r. r., was in the city yes
terday the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McKim, on North Third
street
Yesterday was pay day at most all the
factories, and il was quite noticeable the
extra number of people that were on the
streets.
DR.. Ong is in Smithfeld, called there to
the bedside of his sister, Miss lola Ong.
A Mrs. Cunninghom, of Clark's addition
died yesterday afternoon about three
o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Kuckuck, our genial clotG-
Ter. Of Hanover street, has received large
stock of goods from the East.
There are a good many cases of typhoid
fever in this city. II is getting to be quite
an epidemic in Burlington, above US.
Mrs Fred NanPelt has been on the sick
list for some time.
Robert BraXton has got his new barber
shop under headway.
Another electric light accident happened
on the corner of First and Washington
streets. one OF the lights in the building
rot so il would not burn and one Of the en-
ployes took hold Of il and it knocked him
against the wall After he left Ed. Terry
went in to see what was the matter with it
and caught hold of the globe and was
knocked in du insensible condition on the
floor. IL caused good bit Of excitement
for a while i'm the neigh0orhood.
NOrthwoOd' 5 residence, on Broadway, IS
going 10 be one of the finest residences IN
this section of the country when finished.
IL makes fine appearance as Far as COM
pleted now
John Roberts mas returned from Sharon.
Warren and other points and reports a
splendid time. especially at the soldiers re
union al Warren, Ohio.
Misses Mamie and Lizzie Green have re-
turned from Dallas. " Va, where they
have been on an extended pleasure trip.
Elliott Sloan, OF Broadway street, is inn
proving little.
Mr. Brady. "our Hanover street mer-
chant and wife, returned yesternay from
Niagara Falls.
There will be no Episcopal services to-
day at ST. Panls church.
Miss Mary Hus5ins accompanied Miss
Ollie HuSkns 10 the latters home IN
GAINESVILLE.
James Delaney cut the largest weeks /
work of % penny nails that was ever cut i'm |
the Laughlin mill, cutting DDS kegs. John /.
Walters was the mailer. Who can beat /
this.
II pays TO trade at the grocery of Louis |
/. Scheele. corner Second and Hanover /
streets.
Jacob Lott. our ex-yeterau Hanover and |
Second street grocer. has purchased the |
grocery OF w. II. Shaefcr. on Fourth !
street. and added a large and new line OF
stock. and is now prepared 10 supply GUS
toners with anything in hls line at the
very lowest prices Goods delivered free
TO any part of the city. Courteous treat
ment guaranteed 10 all who give him call
before going elsewhere.
No wonder customers leave without be-
ing waited on at the assgnee's sale OF
Wall Paper. because of the rush. y
Eleventh street. Wheeling.
The following delegates were elected at
the Republican primaries yesterday There
was no opposition 10 this ticket: First
ward-Delegates to Congressional COnven-
vention. A. r. Ong, TheO Keller: alter
mates. Alexander Dixon, TheO. SnOdgrass
county delegates, Samuel Fisher, James L.
Riley. Samuel Westwood; central commit
teeman, James T. Riley. Second ward
Delegates TO Congressional Convention,
VIM. II Moore. w. B. Mcclure; alternates,
w. B. Lewis. j. O. Stewart; delegates to
county convention, J. c. Gray, Geo. c. Raj
ston: alternates. NJ. j. Morton, Adam Wer
mig; central committeeman. William Bow
man Third ward-Delegates TO Congress
sional Convention, Thomas ID. Edmonds,
John w. Crooks: alternates, VIM. O'Neill,
John +. Usher; delegates TO county cOnven-
ton. George b. Barr George Veney, Geo.
G.. Sedgwick; alternates, ID. l.. Llewellyn,
A. w. Harris. Job Murphy.
WANTED-Drug store 10 locate on Wash
ington St. Good rooms. Address REGISTER.
Partnership Notice-James J. Riley and
VIM. II. Orr, agents, have associated them
selves together for the purpose of insuring
personal property of every kind and de-
scription against loss by fire or tornado,
respectfully solicit share OF public pat
ronage. Rates as low as the lowest guar
anteed. A comparison of rates and com
panies requested. We represents the follow
ING named companies: Glens Fall, New
York: Ohio Farmer, Leroy, Ohio; Knox
Mutual. Mt. Vernon. Ohio: Mansfield Mu-
tual. Mt. Vernon, Ohio; Wayne County
Mutual, Wooster, Ohio.
CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned hereby return their
sincere thanks 10 members Of the Is. of
and the Maennerchor Singing Society, and