Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-03
MARTINS FEKRT.

\ short time ago stranger was III Wv IL
and represented to Mr.. +. ID. Lash, the
Hanover street ieweler, that he was in
trouble and wanted to get TO Pittsburg,
where he claimed that he could get work
if he was only there. He also made known
10 Mr.. Lash that he was member OF the
same order that he belonged to- Mr. LASH
gave him railroad ticket or pass that
had his name attached 10 IL that had l'O
miles in il vet to help the man along, and
he heard nothing of the man until yester-
dav when he saw in the PittsOurg Dispatch
that his man had goi TO Pittsburg aud was
using his MIR. Lash'Sl name IN neeclng
the different orders and other people III
that city. The Pittsburg people investi-
gated the mans case and found out that he
/ is AN impostOr. and complaints come from
a great many other places that have been
served ina this way But the meanest part
| of the whole thing Is the name OF Mr..
/ ash being used by him, after his KIND
ness 10 the man.
johnson Moore's hack collided with
! Clark Bowers hack near Morning view
postoifice while enrOute 10 tins city IRON
| Mount Pleasant, taking of two oil the
wheels OF Bowers hack
The following cases were before His
Honor Yesterday: Charts Moore, PLAIN
drunk. i and costs Italian from Portland,
drunk. 81 and costs; John l.. Sullivan,
drunk and diSsrderly, - and costs.
Theodolphus Pugh. a prominent mailer
of the Laughin mill, will remove his
| family from Bellaire to this city.
The County Commissioners met in regu-
lar session at St Clairsville yesterday
w. A. Brown and George Giflin were in
the city on business yesterday
Miss Ella Conoway has returned home
from pleasant visit to friends IN New
| Cumberland.
The new hose house in the Third ward
is well under way.
BID. French, +. Mann and the Imperial
Ouartette are uuartered atthe haywood.
Mrs. Rennard. who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, is improving.
The Trustees were in session all day yes
ter,iav at the Clerks oi1ice. This was tue
Law for their annual settlement with the
Supervisors and others that had accounts
AGAINST the township. The township funds
are reported ia better shape now imam they
have been for years.
There will be- new boy on the upper
,,nt. of the REGIsrEK and any one missing
their paper will please let us know, 30 that
we can inform the boy.
An extra meeting Of Council was held
Hast evening for the purpose Of ordering
some extra bills paid. Regular meeting
this evening.
The Er,ning Times, Martins f'erry's new
daily. made its first appearance last even
ing. and is a bright and newsy little sheet
Mr. Morris Cope, eX-County Commits
sioner. was in the city yesterday on ous
mess.
Two new additions have been laid out in
Martins Ferry, one to be known as the
NcSword's addition and the other as the
= Inglebright addition.
Dave Garden, of Yorkville, has laid out
an addition of thrty-four lots at the above
named place.
James Jamison has the contract for haul.
ing the material for the Glen's Kun OIL and
Gas Company at NiXons run.
Mr.. Charles Smith left last evening fol
his home in North Dakota after several
weeks visit among friends aud relatives
here.
The Imperial Quartette gave one OF theii
delightful entertainments at the Hanover
Street Opera House last evening 10 4
crowded house. The audience was one oil
the LARGEST and best seen here this season
rhis is the last OF the entertainments given
under the auspices of the \. Nj. L. y. The
quartette 20 from here to Cleveland.
Fox SALE-A six room house on Pear
Street. near the Third Ward School House
with a good stable, well and city water
Onite AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR occurred last
evening al the residence of MIR Jos Green
one of the bosses at the Standard mill, II
hnnoi. of his wife's birthday. Among Othel
nreseuts was a beautiful gold watch IRON
MIR Green 10 his wife
MIR Gautches, the Third ward barber
has erected a new barber shop on Center
street between Main and the &. y L. rail-
road track. Mr. Gautches expects to pu
bath tubs into his new building soon.
l. w. Morgan. of Pittsburg, was in th'
city Yesterday on business.
Miss Flo Coyle and Miss Sara GorhmaI
have returned to their homes from Fehh
sylvania, after a pleasant visit.
The late cold snap has frozen the 0aci
water which was left by the recent 1oo'
I near the McKim machine shops, anordln'
elegant skating, and IS beng appreciated
bv our Young lads and lassieS.
Mr.. Ross Mitchell is laid up with Sc
we're cold
Mrs William Rouse, an old aud respect
"a lady of Burlington, died yesterday o
nneumonia after an illness OF but a lev
days.
Miss Eliza Mccarthy, 4 young lady liv
o. ING I'm the Third ward, is reported seriousl!
in with the grip.
Fnn RrNr-A farm. Inquire Of Jas. y
, GRAY. None but good farmers need ap
, ply.
The Buckeye Glass Company had pot