Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
MARTINS FERRY.

Who SAYS Oniccr Muephy can't ride a
mule If they had seen him last night on
George Hercules mule they would have
thought he could ride one.
Elmer Davidson had his foot badly cut
Yesterday by piece of sheet iron falling
ON il while az work in the -Etna mill.
Miss Mary Nieman, of Clarke Addition,
is visiting friends in Bellaire.
The Davidson Comedy Co. Will be at the
Opera House next Thursday.
II. :. Sheppard, of Wooster, O., Is mere
I'm the city i'm the interest Of the Equitable
Insurance Company.
The seldom Seen Fishing Club will give
ball at Lafayette Hall on Hollow Eve
Mr.. Wilson Wallace and wife, of Flush
ing o., were the guests Of Mr.. John
Campbell
c. l.. Swarts, Of Cincinnati, o., j. X.
Kendall. of Steubenyille, and Charles VIII
son and wife. of Bangor, Maine, are stop
ping al the haywood.
The lookup was full last evening. john
and Charles Moore, George Hercules and
Young Baggert were all locked up Tor oelng
drunk and disOrderly.
Mrs Lang got out warrant for Mrs
John Moore for whipping her and using
abusive language.
Thos. r. McGrew and wife, of Spring
field. o.. who have been ~ the city the
guest of j. II. Dreuuen, editor of the
ohio T1usU NtrS, lief, yesterday for Steu-
6enville, O..
The Moss Family is opening attraction
tomorrow night
The remains of Thomas Parker were IN
TERED 40 Rivcryiew cemetery yesterday
dav. Rev Campbell, of the Presbyterian
Church, 0liciated az the services, assisted
bv the choir The funeral was largely at
tended and the Glass Workers Union NO.
10 turned ont In "a BODY.
Mr.. Stephen Rowiey had his foot badly
hurt while working az Mann S foundry yes
terday.
The Moss Family viii open the Opera
House tomorrow night. We predict Tor
them a crowded house.
The large steam hammer for the tool
works was hauled from the depot 10 the
works yesterday, and Is now ready To- De
placed In position.
II. d. Thomas. our occomoIating c. X T..
agent win take charge of the Mingo depot
tomorrow
WANrrp-Drug store 90 locate on Wash
nrton ST. Good rooms. Address REGISTER.
For Rent-A large store room, next 70
Jacob LOTS grocery, on Fourta street. In
cuirc 200 the store.
TGc constable removed some OF tae STOCK
of Nejurs shoe store yesterday 20 satisfy
% pifts1urg merchants claim
Mir Samuel Porter and sister Maggie,
lot Dallas. IS. Va. and Miss Lizzie and
Ollie Hun. OF Proctor are the guests oi
Mamie Green
The holder of so. 1872 drew jhe drum
ratified off by Geo. Springer The owner
can have property 10y presenting ticket at
~ Huskins confectionery.
The Moss Family open She season at the
Opera House tomorrow night with one OF
their iuimitable concerts They have added
q very novel feature 90 the performance m
the shape of appropriate souvenirs, one OF
which Is t0 DE given % each lady attending
the evenings entertainment. Don't miss
either the performance or the souvenir.
At the regular meeting of the Carpeu-
ters Union 80. IL. held last Friday even
inc. after two hours discussion res0lu-
ton was adopted declaring the boycott be
lifted off j. Kerr n Son We are Informed
bv one of the members that il applies TO
ail material furnished 10y that firm except
that which is manufactured or put
together by them. This movement Will
give our citizens chance 10 buy anything
they need I'm the building line. provided its
not manufactured or put together by them.
The following delegates We're elected
Yesterday evening 90 represent the country
district at the Congressional Convention:
Robert Applegarth ana James Cooper and
forthe County Convention, John II. Tllton
aud H. d. Coss a. ID. C0SS was elected
Central Committeeman
The Democratic primaries We're held IN
this city with the following results: There
were - votes cast in the First ward, - IN
the Second, and l6 in the Third
First Ward-FOr Sheriff, James \. Pat
ters0n: Delegates 10 Congressional Con
vention. Thomas Williams. Thomas A.
Dobbins, alteruates, John u haywood,
VIM H. Prince; Delegates 70 County Con
veution. Michael Lacy, John Y. Walthers,
alternates. james Shrodes, NJ L. Bailey;
Delegate 90 State Board OF Equalization,
Harry Shrodcs; Central Committeeman,
Thomas A. D00Dins.
Second ward-FOr sheriff, James y.
Patterson: Delegate 20 Congressional Con
ventiOn, VIM. Luptou, alternate, Joseph n.
Frazier: DELEGATES 10 County Con-
veutiou, John r.. Seiby, Edward Wolfe,
alternateS, Daniel Cline, James A. Bayless
Delecate 90 State Board of Equalization,
W. +. Frances; Central Committeeman, p.
Dougherty.
Third ward-FOr Sheriff, James Y. Pat
tersou, Deleeate to the Congressional Con-
veution. Daniel Cox, alternate, William
Leach. Delegate County Convention, Ellis
w. Clarke, alternate. George Vennum;
DELEGATE 90 the State Board of Equaliza-
ton. l. w. Jones; Central Committeeman,