Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
MARTINS FERRY.

MARTINS FEKRY.
Wheeler Rose Of Yorlyille and Alfred
Thompson of Short Greek were i'm the
city yesterday.
\ valuable iron-gray horse belonging to
McCord brothers got its foot fastened In
frog on the furnace switch near the g. X
r. freight depot IN such manner rs TO
have to bring crOwbar in use TO pry It
out. ltwrenched the horse in terrible
manner ana breaking the shafts of the
cart
John Wedy, of Smithfeld, was in the
city on business yesterday
At the meeting of the property holders
on Fourth street. AZ the Office OF DR.. j. NJ.
Blackford, a committee OF three was APP
pointed to see the taxpayers on Fourth
street 10 procure their assistance in pro-
tecting their interests, and If they (the
committeel deem il necessary, TO consult
an attorney as to the best way OF restrain
ing their tax from being collected for pay
ing for paving of Fourth street until IL s
made good The members Of the commit
tee are Rev ). $ Mattingly. James Kerr
and DR.. j. NJ. Blacklord.
The Belmont Farmers Club meet to-
morrow afternoon, at the Court House a
st. Clairsville, TO consider the readiust-
ment OF fees and compensation of cOUL-y
officers. and TO arrange for the circulation
of petitions 10 the Legislature, and other
matters.
\ number Of our Burlington neghb1rs
have sued the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad for damages fOrrunning their road
/ through. their premises.
\ little child Of Henry Logan, a co.or1d
man, who resides on jefferson street cled
very suddenly Friday and was buried yco-
tcrday
The funeral Of old Mr.. White takes place
this morning at O'Clock. IntermcGl 90
Nit. Olivet cemetery, back of Wheelin-
"Florida on Wheels" or carlopd Of
| fruit from Florida. will be on cXhl.ron
on the &. Il p. the first three days OF l Is.
week.
After special meeting of the knight, 81
/ Honor, last Friday evening, they retire %
/ Linn's restaurant, where they enioyc. a
splendid oyster supper
/ ~ L. Metcalf. w. H. Freithman arG
John Ward. of WaynesborO, Pa. We're reg
/ istcrcd at the Maywood, yesterday
| Mr. Hart, Inspector of Freight, OF Bel
/ lare, was in the city Yesterday.
Ross Mitchell's son, who is lying very
! i'll. was no better yesterday.
! The Macnnerchor Singing Society gives
a grand masquerade ball on February 10.
G. r. McCue, OF Dillon, formerly of this
city. was here yesterday.
Wm. Edwards is removing his family TO
Alabama.
A. J. Greer has commenced work on his
new house in Sheets addition.
The new ice machines for the Belmont
| Brewing Company have arrived and will
soon be placed in position az the cOmpany's
plant in the Third ward.
Adolph Palmer, who is employed in the
decorating department Of the Buckeye
glass company, will remove his family from
! Phillipsburg, Pa, to this city soon.
Andrew Shannon, of Portland o., was
in the city yesterday.
Yesterday was payday at the Buckeye
glass company.
The Buckeye Glass Factory will be on in
! full Thursday.
Quite number Of masons from sister
/ lodges visited the lodge here in this city
and a very enjoyable time was had.
Two men by the name of Jones and Girls
well were arrested yesterday afternoon for
| fighting.
Joe Hartzell and Shafrer Langc, of Til
tonville, We're in the city yesterday among
| friends
These dark nights person does not need
lantern 10 get around in the Third ward.
| Those large elegant are lights are always
burning and sufficient TO light the whole
town up.
There is hardly any doubt but that the
citywill be divided into five or six wards
before the April election. Everybody can
see the good that tins change will do the
city,
There will be a joint meeting of com
mlttees tomorrow evening in reference 20
the electric fire alarm system.
John T.. Morgan, Of the Cambridn ken
nels, has received word from Joseph Lewis,
the wellknOwn dog show Judge, that he
has shipped him a fine fox terrier. Mr.
Morgan, while at the Canton Dog Show,
gave the Judge carte blanche 10 purchase
him something fine in the fox terrier line.
Mr.. Morgan is anXiously awaiting the ter
rier's 5 arrival.
Wanted-A good girl Inquire Of II.
Burke, on Broadway.
The Arcadans were entertained by Miss
Maggie Ralston on Friday evening. at the
residence Of her father, Anderson Ralston,
of Fourth street. 4 very enjoyable time
was reported by all present.
The SUNDAY REGISTER can be had here
after at Scott Linn's c0nfectionerioL Han
over street, al any time through the day
The Common Pleas Court In spring term
| session will convene on Tuesday. The
grand jury has been subpOenaed to appear
on that day, and the petit jurors on Thurs
day The docket shows seven cases 20
come up before the grand iury-one for as
sault to commit rape. three for assault and
battery, two for adultery, and one for bur
glary and larceny. Seven State cases con-
tinued from last term are still on the
docket. awaiting disposal Altogether.
there are now 2O6 cases on the docket or
| the 1872 civil cases on the docket, 20 come Up
from the lower courts; D are for partition
Of real estate and II for foreclosure Of
mortgage, men and l3 women ask for di-
vorces; attachments are issned in 8 cases.
$ are for iniunctons . in replevin and 10
contest a vote. The others contain various
causes Of complaint. from $4,000 damages
down 10 the most trivial. The different
parties who have been doing any wrong n
this modest and quiet city are leaving town
or else shaking I'm their boots for fear that
they will be indicted by the grand jury.