Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
MARTINS FERRY.

Following are the election officers select
ed by the Election Board of this city:
First ward-Leander Woods, James
Riley, John p. haywood, Geo McGlnm
phrey; clerks, Theodore Snodgrass, Eu'
SHREDDER.
derson, VIM. Orr, James Bayless; CLERKS,
Felix Hadsell, Joseph Pennington.
Third ward-David Llewellen, l.. A: In
plebright, Robert Hanson, Lewis Rother-
mund; clerks, Fred Jones and u. VI
Sedgwick.
Up to date there are 26S cases for trial for
the next term of Court, which are as FOL
lows: Foreclosure, IL; partition, IA ap-
peal. %: damages, "a; DIVORCES, 20; state
cases, misdemeanor, 80; felonies, IS; mis-
cellaneous, Ill. 1t is expected by the time
| Court opens, which is October 80, there
will be 800 cases on the docket, when
swelled by the grand jury findings, VIII
mako one of the largest dockets we have
have had for years.
Proprietor Crooks. of the Martins Fer
nv Tin Plate Works, had his place deco
rated Yesterday with his so-called Amerl-
can tin plate and was greatly taken back
''when some Of our Republican mill work
ers that have worked in TIN" stepped up
and told him that it was nothing more than
sheet iron dipped in lead, and offered to BET
him money on it,
In the tennis tournament yesterday doyle
| and Shreye beat RobertshaW and Jones.
First set 6-3. The second set was deuce
set won by Hoyle and Shreve after hard
struggle In singles Hoyle beat WOOD.
First set GA second set6-l.
"Ten Nights in Bar Room was played
to good house last night and everyone
seemed well pleased with the entertain
ment.
The sale of the Veazey farm was post
poned until October 30th.
Sheriff Scott was in the city on business
MIR. and Mrs. CATER left for their home
in Cincinnati last evening, after pleasant
visit with relatives here.
The political discussion between Dick
O,Bernie and Bill McWilliams last even
ing drew quite crowd.
nurr Williams and young Gibson, two
colorea y ~ sa Of our city, have oranehed
doins well. They are the first boot HI, :
In the city.
The large stack was pleeed in position
at the electric plant yesterday.
Zav.er Scraggins fell on THURSDAY, nurt-
ing his side, but did not pay mucn atten-
tlon TO it until yesterday, when IL later
fered with his work, and now 1t is thought
that some Ot MS klOo ulO VI
The Buckeye glass works will go on TO,
morrow, and consequently the boys feel
good after their long vacation this summer:
CYNTHIA MICS words, ayoung daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville McSwords, fell IN
new house yesterday that is being erected
on South Broadway, cutting her head quite
severely, requiring the services OF DR..
ShuttleWorth, who was called and put
several stitches in the wound.
A festival was given last evening by the
| A. NJ. E. Church.
A little child OF Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan
Wilson died yesterday morning, and Will
be buried to-day.
Rev. G.. w. Chalfant and wife, who
were here attending the silver wedding oil
| Capt. and Mrs. H. w. Smith, returned to
their home in Pittsburg yesterday.
Walter Burke and VIM. O'Nell, OF TINS
city, were in Steubenville yesterday on
| business.
RI. Ong and wife and Attorney W. B.
Francis and wife have returned from the
Smithheld fair.
Mrs. A. G. Harrell, Of Potomac, w. Va,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Dean,
| of Fifth street.
The contract for printing the election
tickets was given to the Belmont Chronicle
at their bid of $2l6.25.
The Democrats are talking OF going oul
in force to hear Governor Campbell at ST
Clairsville Friday.