Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-05
MARTINS FERRY.

Thomas SlrluEeIi VI VI 'i'"Ni
in the city yesterday calling upon lllelus'
A regular meeting of the Glassworkers'
Union was held at the nall on hanover
street Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. w. McKim has returned from
Pittsburg. after u pleasant visit among
friends and relatives.
There has been u change made from the
original law under which elections nave
been held in this State. The new law says
that the polls must be open from d a. m TO
On m. where the old law SAID that the
pons must be opened between ana III u.
m Election officers will please take no.
tice. as failure to comply with the law
might be a serious thing.
Mrs. Belle Frasher, of Fulton, died at
the home of John Craver, on Hickory
street, yesterday morning; lnterinent a'
Peninsula cemetery. Wheeling.
In giving description OF piece os wood
that lobe Kvne claims was sent 10 nm
from New Orleans, and represented as be-
ing part of tree that the Italians were
hanged on. He says some people thlnk
they were strung up TO lamp-posts, but ne
saws that's IA mistake, for anyone can see
ON this identical piece of wood where the
rope passed over it.
Rachel McManus, daughter OF Richard
McManus, died Friday evening at III
O'Clock. The family lives back of town;
James Carson, an old soldier VINO mas
been an invalid for some years past, died
AT his late residence in Clark's addition
Yesterday morning.
John Woods, who resides just back OF
this city, is living quite low. Mr.. Woods
has many friends in this city VINO Will Oe
sorry to hear of his illness.
w. Tholngate. formerly OF this city
| but later of Highland City, was In the city
Yesterday on business.
Cotty ieatherwood was in the city yes
terlav. fixing his prices Cotty is quite
| popular here and deserves the support oil
the people. -,
| John Nader, who has saloon on the
cornerof jefferson and Second streets
wishes us 10 state that after he closed ms
place of business the other evening, ana
retired. a friend of his called his attention
tothe condition of the front door, which
was covered with filth Mr.. Nader says
that he was informed that neighbor mac
nut his boy up 10 commit the nuisance
and thinks il poor policy FOR parents tC
teach their children such meanness. AL
parties are known.
The funeral of the late James Carson
nm old soldier who resided in Paul's add
tion. will take place from his tate resi-
dence this afternoon. lnterment at River
view Cemetery
A. j. Vanpelt, our accommodating west
ern Union manager here, Is on the SICK
list. and Mr.. Lawrence, OF Bridgeport Is
singing the lightning for the present.
L. Spence is in Washington, Pa, OF
business
A small child of Thomas O'Malley's, il
Pauls addition, is quite sick
Miss Ada JOY, of the Orchard, is quit
sick with the Ia grip.
Miss Thomas, daughter OF Charlie:
Thomas, is very low with pneumonia.
Manager w II. Manning, of the Stan
dard Iron Works, met with painful accl
dent on Friday at the works by having
buggy load of sheet iron upset on his foot
II will lay him up for several days.
Mrs Robert Hanson is still lying low u
the residence of her husband, in the Thir(
ward.
The Model Comedy Company will be a
the Opera House all next week Thi
company has been here before and the PEG
pie can RELY upon seeing tirst-clasS show
Jessie. the little seven-year-old daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaa Vale, died at thei
home in Martins Ferry, Ohio. Thursday
March %, 1891. She was the only child
The home is left sad and lonely withou
her. for in disposition she was bright anC
loving aud a favorite with all who knew
her. She was regular in attendance u
Sabbath school and church and was able L
repeat much of what she learned there
In her sickness and at her death she III mi
tested her love and trust in Jesus, and he
last words We're, I'm going home
Dear little Jessie, thou flower sweet.
No more on earth our eyes will greet
The Savior heard the loved one cry.
o, let int TO thy bosom iy.
Nes, dear little flower. We loved you.
And YOU blOSSomed awhile in our love.
But the Savior has called you - Heaven
To bloom with the aug Is above.
Hark. the soft strains OF sweet music
That low through that beautiful place.
While they knee At the feet OF the Savior
And gaze on his beautiful face.
Ten thousand sweet voices uniting,
So softly and Swcetly they sing
All hail TO the blessed Redeemer,
Another sweet flower we bring
Loved ones on earth weep not for her.
The Savior set her spirit free
To dwell with him in Heaven on high
He bid her 10 his bosom fly.
The REGISTER has received a card iron
Mr.. John w Terrill, in reply 10 certain
structures made upon him by the Times
Owing 10 the late hour of its receipt il:
publication is necessarily deferred unit
tomorrow Monday issue.-Ed.