Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
MARTINS FERRY.

John p. haywood will leave TOMORROW
for Chicago.
Miss Jennie Henderson leaves for few
days visit 10 her home in Fairview TO-
morrow
Last evening the first series of trade re-
ceptions was given at the rooms of the Y.
NJ. q. A. &c the employers of the Staneard
and Etna Mills of which quite number
were present The following is the pro-
gramIne rendered: Organ Solo-George
Moore Swiss Peoples Song-Quartette.
Soprano Solo, Dear Little Pansy Blossom
Mrs. e. kuckuck. A Practical Talk on
Chemistry OF Steel Making-FredericS n:
Williams, Chemist Of the Riverside steer
| Works. COntralto Solo, Good Ntgnt-t are
well-Miss Clark Violin Solo, Bond
River Wal.z-Mr. GilmoIe. Heirs TO the
Maiden-Quartette. After the programme
light refreshments were served.
In this county 40l7 dogs and 500 bitches
were listed for taxation.
II will be sllegal TO shoot quail after next
Tuesday.
On Friday the Belmont Brewing Com
pany made a large shipment OF beer 10 Cln-
cinnati, o. This was Iheir first shipment,
and shows the quality Of the goods OF this
Company when they can step into Cincln-
natl and compete with the large breweries
there.
An effort is to be made TO raise money TO
continue drilling at the well of the Glen's
Run Oil and Gas Company The shares
are $50 per share, and IL will take about
81, 900 70 drill the well TO the Gordon sand.
| 1t Is proposed to get i've or ten men 10 CLUB
! together and take share among them, and
10 organize clubs in that way until they get
enough money 10 proceed with. Inere
never has been test made 10 get OIL or gas
TO any greater depth than what this well
- IrilIoI NOW and rha raDOrf Of the drill
ers at this well is very encouraging. They
report that the sand, &c, gone through IS
Just the same as that found IN the Wash
ingtOn oil field.
Local Union No. Il, Carpenters Brother
hood, have elected the following officers:
President, John Wilson; Vice President,
John H. Mudden; Recording Secretary,
w. @. Morgan; Financial Secretary, Levi
Shipman; Treasurer, STAMINA Gibbons;
Conductor, Jos. +. Faust; Warden, Geo.
A. McCarty; Trustees, ThOs. V. SALISBURY,
| Geo. A. McCarty and Joha II. Madden;
Delegates 10 the Trades Assembly, ThOs.
Y. Salisbury, W. q. Morgan and Lew
Shipman.
The Buckeye Glass Works, Of this place,
shut down indefinitely yesterday This
will be a great draw back 10 Martins
Ferry, as there are several hundred peo-
pie works in the Buckeye.
The fuEeral of ThOs. Coleman, who was
killed in Wheeling yesterday, will take
place to-day at p. m. from the Second NJ.
| r. Church, under the auspices Of the q. u.
y. of o. F. and Hod Carriers Union, OF
which he was a member. Rev. II. w.
Simmons will preside over the services.
Moore Davidson, who has been laid up
with rheumatism for some time, was able
TO be out yesterday.
Our population is still increasing. A
young citizen arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gardner, OF Burkle's adult
ton, on Friday.
Peter Wagner's pension has been in
creased from IS Is tl2 per month.
The blind man that has been at t0o
Mayors ONCE for several days vas sent to
Steubenville yesterday.
Lon Perkins and viii Frazier, OF
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday.
The sale Of reserved seats for Col. Cope
lands lecture Tuesday evening went on
with a rush yesterday.
The ball given by the Autumn club Fri
dBy evening was a success IN every par
ticular.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucinda Dugan took
place yesterday from the residence OF her
son-in-law, Matthew Evans. The remains
were taken to Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. Bellinger, Of Clark street, arrived
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Pittsburg.
III. Graham, Of New Concord, the I'm
anciaI agent Of MusSingum College, attend
ed the Teachers Institute yesterday.
Miss Sallie V. Orr, Of East Liverpool, IS
the guest Of the family Of Capt. Ingle-
bright
Mrs. John Close, Of Lsferty Station, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 5. r. G!4in, Of
Fourth street.
ThOs. Green, of Broadway, is onthe sick
list.
VIM. Underwood, of Mount Pleasant, is
ia the city.
Miss Molhe Edwards, of Benwood, Is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. James Ford, who cleaned out the
''Pig's Ear on several occasions, put up
$40 for her little bit Of fun.
Miss Bert Robinson, Of ST.. Clairsviue,
is visiting relatives here.
There was quite an enjoyable surprise
party at the home Of K. j. McNicols, IN
Clark's addition, about twenty-four couples
being present. During the evening beau
tiful Mechanic pin was presented 20 Mr..
McNicol by his mother, sisters and broth
ers
Those monuments (of dirt still remain
at the new bridge on the county road in the
Third ward, which binders travel to New
lands addition, aud this is what makes
those people swear so.