Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-17
MARTINS FERRY.

There will be change of time on the G
& p. Road to-day week.
Joe Pennington was in Wellsburg yes
terday.
There was dance given at Helling's
orchard last evening.
Special services will be held at St
Marys Church this morning, this being
the feast of Pentecost. Sermon at high
mass by Father Mattingly.
There will be no services at the Episco-
pal Church this evening.
o. II. Wood and William Sloan were
elected members of the Board of Equaliza'
ton at the last meeting of Council.
Union services will be held at the Presoy-
terrain Church this evening. Rev. Camp
bell will conduct the services.
William Lupton has purchased fine
new buggy. We notice an extra seat in
front. Well, John, strange things do hap
pen sometimes.
The Rev. Barnitz, of Des Moines, Iowa,
and wife are the guests of Mrs. Barnitz's
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. David Park, OF
North Third street.
James Bonar and Ella Brown were ar
rested by Marshal Westwood yesterday
Just as they were about TO board an after
noon train for their homes near Portland
station. The pair will have to answer to
plain drunk before His Honor tomorrow
morning.
w. II. Coss was taken to St. Clarsville
Yesterday morning, and plead guilty to all
three of the indictments found against
him, and was fined SO and cost and thirty
DAYS in jail William Prince plead not
guilty and gave 500 bond for his appear
ance next Thursday Mccain plead guilty
TO one charge and was fined SIS and costs
and ten days in Jail. In two other indict-
ments against him a plea of not guilty was
entered. George Schell plead guilty TO
one indictment against him and was fined
$25 and costs and ten days in Jail.
Mr. Carey, of Paige, Carey & Co., ac-
companied by Engineer Brown, passed
through here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Cline, of Tiltonville,
who have been visiting friends in this city
the past week, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. j. W. Lane was able TO be out yes
terday for the first time in several months.
James Findlay, former well-known
stone mason of this city, but now OF Bril-
liant, was circulating among friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Lon Beck, of Martins Ferry, is
lying dangerously i'll at her home with an
affection of the heart
Daniel Beck, father of Alonzo Beck. of
this city, is lying at his home at Pasco Sta
ton at the point of death, with no hope OF
recovery.
Joe haywood has returned home again
from Cincinnati and expects TO accept
position with his father as head clerk at
the haywood Hotel.
Thos Parkinson and wife, a wealthy and
highly respected farmer living near York,
Jefferson county, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Marion MCGrew, of Fifth street.
Jackson's circus was billing the town
Yesterday The show will be here May
10Th.
George Sheets, formerly agent at Port
land Station, but now of Dillonvale, paid
the city flying visit last evening.
j. B. Smith, of Bellaire, o., and j. r.
Carey, of Salem, attorneys for the Penn
sylvania Company, accompanied by Super
intendent Loree, of the e. n p. division,
were yesterday trying to adjust the fence
with the property owners along Second
and Railroad streets. They offer, on be-
half of the company, that if any of the
property owners whose premises are fenced
in will ouili wall, either wood or stone, |
along the west line of their property, the |
company will make a plank walk from |
from Hanover street to the depot. Some |
Of the parties who have had trouble with |
the company for some time in regard to this |
fence, and who still have case in court |
regarding the matter objected to the propo- |
sition, thinking il was offering COM
promise ON the part of the company. SO |
the matter stands. 1t is hard TO say what |
will be the outcome of the affair.
Lost-A valuable dog, full grown. A !
reward of s. will be paid the finder. Capt.
W. l.. Inglebrights
Melissa SChammahOrn, the young lady |
who was married at the Hanover Hotel re-
Gently, is daughter of Empson Schamma-
horn, a farmer living near Portland, O.
Miss SchmmahOrn met Mr. Clement NC
Laughlin, of GAINESVILLE, at Portland sew
eral months ago while he was there buying |
lumber, ana quite an attachment sprung up !
between the two and an elOpment was
planned She is the fourth member of the
family that has been married in this man
ner.
The city of Martins Ferry, through its
attorney, f. r. Sedgwick, has brought SUIT
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
nv to recover 500 for lighting their tracks !
through said city.
Chas E. McKim, of Wellsville, paid his
parents, on Third street, flying visit yes
terday evening.
We were in error yesterday morning IN
saving that j. w. Lane. the plumber, had
been reinstated by the Water Board. Mr..
Lane had some slight difficulty some time |
ago, but everything is now all right.