Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
MARTINS FERRY.

An infant son of Councilman Bailey, of
the First ward, is very ill.
The ties for the street railway are being
laid in the Standard addition.
Mr.. Ty. HuskinS, who is in the Wheel
ing hospital, is reported no better.
Ross Mitchell, who has been laid up with
pneumonia, is improving.
The Democratic Central Committeeman
are requested to meet at p. Dougherty's
store tomorrow evening at o'clock.
H Warden and another gentleman, two
oil men, are stopping in the city
Willis Mcfarland, of Updegraff, was
circulating among friends yesterday.
Mr. Carl Baker, employed at the Buck
eve Glass Works, was so badly burned yes
terday that he had to be taken TO his home
and medical aid summoned At last ac-
counts he was resting as easy as could be
expected under the circumstances. Mana
ger Brannigan was also severely burned
about the hands and face. The accident
occurred Yesterday morning at pot setting
1t Is only three weeks from tomorrow
until our spring election.
The derrick of the Glenn's Run Oil Com
pany is up and the drilling will be COM
meuced this week.
The meeting at Steubenville this week
TO organize an Amateur Base Ball League
ought to be attended by a representative
from Martins Ferry, as this city can and
win support a club. Try it boys
Among the members of the Catholic
church there will be organized St. Joseph
Society the coming week.
Is. : Jones. of Louisville, was around
among our business men yesterday
Prof. D. ~ White is in the city
The Crazy Lot Company are stopping at
the haywood.
The suit brought up before court for lit
tie Eddie Craig against the Pennsylvania
Company for the loss of a limb, was com
promised by the company paying over Sll5
and the costs of the case.
VIM l.. Holmes. of Detroit, is in the
city on business.
John haywood has returned home from
a pleasure trip among relatives and friends
in the country.
Robert Blackford will be a candidate
for Council in the First Ward, and the
chances are good for his election Bob
will make good and energetic member of
that honorable body, ad although
Young" will receive the vote of both the
old and young men of the First Ward
without regards to politics. No one else
feels as if they want TO oppose him, be-
cause they know his popularity and ability.
Here's success, Bob
y
estimates that the floods have damaged
bridges and culverts in this county TO the
amount of so, 600 in the last two years.
Cray Lot" showed to I. good house last
night
Kindergarten" will be here at the
Opera House on the 18th This will draw
well here, as it has given satisfaction here
before
The a. 0. H. of this city will join the
parade of that order in Bellaire on Tues
day-St Pdtrick's day.
EX-Commissioner Morris Cope will
travel in the South and West for Lane
Bros. of Newark, ONO, manufacturers OF
bridges, sc.
W b. Francis and John Smith were in
Powhattan yesterday on business in con-
nectiOn with an attachment suit
Rev Bradford has so far recovered from
his illness as TO be able TO fill the pulpit of
the Baptist Church. both at this morning
and evenings services. Everybody is cor
daily invited TO attend.
Monitor Caste No. 81, X. G.. r. will meet
nj their hall this afternoon at / o'clock, to
attend the funeral Of A. j. Johnson, of
Bridgeport The remains will be inferred
here in Riverview cemetery.
Marshal WestwoOd was serving sub
ppnas yesterday on witnesses in the case
Lewis ROthermund VS.. Terminal Road,
which is set for tomorrow
Unity Council No IL, Q. L. A. NJ, and
Standard Council No 80. Jr. o. L. y. NJ,
will meet in their respective halls this
morning at 9 o'clock to attend services at
the NJ. + Church.
Mrs B. j. Long and daughter, Gertie,
are both reported as improving.
Mrs DR.. Shuttleworth is visiting friends
in PittSburg.
For Rent-The eightroom dwelling
known as Elm Cottage, on the Heights, in
Martins Ferry Inquire of T. w. Shreve.
Miss Annie Linn, of Greensburg, who
was here to attend the funeral of Miss
Johann Murphy, returned to her home yes
terday.
Rev. W H Rider presiding elder of the
Akron district. is here, the guest OF mis-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Rider.
Eliza Taylor, of Colerain, Is the guest OF
the family of S +. Dean, of North Fifth
street.
Rev Charles O'Mera left yesterday
morning for Cincinnati. The regular serv-
ices at St. Paul's Episcopal Church will
be conducted by Rev. Birmingham, of St.
I.uke's Church. of the Island.
John Smith and w. b. Francis returned
from business trip TO Powhattan yester-
day.
The following candidates have been
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