Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-24
MARTINS FERRY.

| Inc next annual meeting OF Tue y. L. VI
! w. L. will be held at Steubenville, Ohio,
July 9TH, 1891 The following delegates
will represent Local Union No. - of this
place: Hiram Woods, Dan Cline, Mike
| Morton and James McCaffery. Consider
cradle business ofimportance will be trans
acted at this meeting
The DemomocraticC County Central Com
mitee of Belmont county will meet at st.
! Clairsville June 4th at | o'clock p. m, for
the purpose Of fixing the time and place OF
| holding the next Democratic county con
vention A full attendance is urged.
After a session of eleven days the grand
| Jury Of this county made its final report
! last Friday and was discharged. During
| the session l54 witnesses were examined,
covering forty-nine cases, which resulted
in finding forty-two true bills OF indict
ment
Mrs. Alonzo Beck, Of Payne's addition
who has been dangerously sick for several
weeks with heart trouble, was no better al
last accounts.
A. D. Newland, proprietor of the Ameri-
can Shoe Store, has a very fine horse IL
| Canopy, recently purchased by him. Com
ment on his pedigree is unnecessary; il
speaks for itself. His breeding on both
sides, the foundation through sire and dan
is Hambeltonian, supported by the blood
of Mambrino. Chief Morgan and American
Star.
The sale of the property on Fourth street
TO the Revmann Brewing Co. has been con
summated, and the erection of the new
warehouse will be commenced at once
Thomas Mitchell and wife, of Mt. Pleas
ant, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Fran
els on Walnut street
The cantata of All Nations will be sung
~ 20 los atraY,irer Mnx
30. under the personal supervision of Prof
j. C. Gray assisted by quite number Of
local musicians. Proceeds for the benefit
of the Y. NJ. G. a.
On last Wednesday evening very pleas
ant surprise party was given 10 Miss Jes
sic Coss by her young friends at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George B. Wagner. The
Young folks played games until 10 o'clock
when refreshments were served, and al
reported having a good time. Those pres
eut we're Misses Ella Hill, Sarah West
wood, Lydia Beck, Nettie Johnson anC
| Messrs. James Tanahill, Paul Thomas
Iona Beck, Frank Selby, Frank Snod
grass and Chas. Westwood.
Miss Carrie Cattell, Of Mt. Pleasant, i.
in the city.
A small child of Thomas O'Malley's
who has been quite sick for several days
is reported better.
The Myrtle Fishing Club, with Capt
Pony Lacy in command, will go into CAM
near Wilson'S Landing, w. Va, to morrow
and expect to remain during the summer
stop. The club is made up almost entirely
of glass workers.
Mr.. William Brown, better known u:
Buff. and who was with the Silver BirC
Company for several months last season
has been engaged by the Lights o. LondoI
| Company for next season and will Join the
company at Cleveland, O., where they viii
open the season September I, 1891.
MIR. Jacob Strobe, an old soldier and ;
good substantial citizen of this place, ha:
! been granted pension Of Sl2 per month
! Memorial services will be observed here
on next Saturday, May 30 Thoburn Pos
! is expected to turn out in full force, assist
/ ed by the fire department and several Of
the secret orders.
The reserve seats for the High Schoo
commencement will be put on sale at Ong'i
next Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
The School Board has adopted a new
plan for commencement. Instead of having
all the graduates deliver an GRAFTON. the!
have chosen two members Of the gradual
| ing glass, one from the scientific and on,
| from the classical department, who vii
represent the class, while Prof Chalners
of the o. S T.. will deliver an educationa
Grafton entitled Crumbs" Prof Chal
mers is a minister Of the Disciples church
graduated at Ann Arbor and at the Univer
sity of Edinburgh, Scotland, and has held
the position of Professor of Bellies Lettre:
in the o. S. L. ever since the death Of