Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

Win typhOlu FEVER with no hopes OF re-
cOvery. -
The Martins Ferry delegates returned
from the Steubenville Convention of A. F.
g. w. u, which was held there last week.
There will be services at all the churches
today at the usual hours. Y. M. G. A.
Gospel Meeting at O'Clock for men. Sub
lect: The Longing Soul Satisfied" All
men are invited. L. w. Shrew, leader
+. G. Morgan and wife have returned
home after pleasant visit among friends
here.
Arrangements are being made by the
County Commissioners to send all persons
sent 10 work out their fires and costs in
Risdemeanor cases to the Cleveland work
house
The Etna mill is making some extensive
improvements at their already extensive
plant.
The Mill Committee was called to meet
the managers of the Standard mill yester
day afternoon to consider the new scale.
The Pennsylvania lines will sell excur-
sion tickets TO Cleveland, July l4th and
10TH, good returning on trains reaching
Martins Ferry not later than July 10th,
for those wishing to attend the Democratic
Convention there.
Thee L. & w. railroad will give excur-
sion rates TO Cleveland July l3, IA and 10,
good returning until July 10.
Jake OdeD came TO town yesterday
morning and proceeded 10 fill up on snake
root until by nalf-past three or Tour he was
SO helpless drunk that he had TO be hauled
TO the lookup in wagon
a sewing machine agent run over small
piece of wood yesterday afternoon on
Harmon street in such manner as to tilt
his wagon TO one side throwing the machine
out and damaging Ii considerably.
The following delegates IN the State Con-
ventiOn at Cleveland Will leave tomorrow
and Thursday morning. II. q. Wilson and
Ed. Steger, Of Bellaire; John w. Ferrill,
Of Martins Ferry; Seneca Lyle, OF Bridge
port; Chalmer Trimble, Of Smith, ID. ).
Dreamer, Of Mead; T. w. Armstrong, Of
Washington; A. w. Kennon and a. G.
Darrah, Of Richland; Hamilton Glass, Of
Flushing, and T. B., Stewart, Of York.
Alcinda Moore, Caroline Cochran and
Ellen Callahan have entered suits against
the Terminal road for damages, when will
come before this term Of the Common
Pleas Court.
While at work yesterday at the Ohio
Valley tool works James McVey was
struck in the eye with a piece Of steel from
the steel forge hammer, causing very
painful wound DR.. Shuttleworth was
called, removed the steel and applied the
proper treatment for theiniured organ.
Aaron Yost Is suffering with poisoned
hands contracted while working with lime
and cement at the Etna mill.
Mrs. +. l.. =. Tnorngater and Mrs. q.
w. Mitchell, of Highland City, are the
guests of Mrs. MitchelPS son, Ross, OF
Fourth street.
Miss Marie Morrison, handsome and
accomplished young lady Of Piqua, o., is
visiting the family Of j. Z. Gray, on
Fourth street.
John Mcknight was taken seriously
with cramps yesterday morning and was
quite sick for some time. DR.. Henry was
summoned and relieved his sufferings,
Harry Northwood is back from a bust
ness trip to Pittsburg.
Humphrey Williams and wife are home
from pleasure trip to Atlantic City.
lanes Kerr and wife were attending the
| temperance meeting at Moundsville yester-
Jonh c. Hayne and wife returned from a
/ pleasant visit among friends IN Pennsylva-
MIA yesterday.
Rev. II. n. Campbell has returned from
a visit to his parents in Pennsylvania.
AID. Newland and Snid Ebert are back
| from Youngstown where they went after
some fine horses.
The blast furnace will be on agan this
The parents of Roscoe Ong are here on
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child.
Little Annie Misbel, youngest daughter
| Of Mr.. James Miskel, while playing with
some companions at the home of her father
Friday evening had the misfortune to fall
/ aud break an arm which was just getting
| healed from q similar accident. DR.. j. ID.
| Hobinsack was called and reduced the
| fracture
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. Chas Ramsey, a former well-known
citizen of this place.
The Blue Grass Fishing Club that is in
camp at Laceyvill, is having great success.
I Patsy Mullen has just arrived from there
and says they have over 200 pounds Of tur
| tie on hands.
A few days ago report was started in
| town that Newt Talbot was lynched oy a
mob in Kentucky for shooting a colored
man, and caused good bit of excitement,
as Newt is an old resident here, but we
were showed a letter last evening from
Harry ShrOdes saying that Talbot was
working in Parkersourg.
DR.. Halls mother and father arrived last
evening from Keut, o., on a visit to the
Doctor.
The following gentlemen are the dele.
gates TO the judicial Convention at Bellaire
next Thursday: LIST Ward, John p. May
wood; 2d Ward, w. B. Francis; Sd Ward,
Richard O'BerniD.
The Mission and Baptist Sunday Schools
will picnic at Hodgen's orchard next Tues
day, July 18th, on the steamer Horace and
barge Minnie. Boat will leave Swartzs
landing at S a. 10. and the furnace al Sis.
Sister schools are invited to attend.
The naphtha yacht Surprise will leave
the ferry landing at 9 o'clock this morning
for the Moundsville camp meeting. Those
wishing TO go should go early 10 secure
passage.
A rather sensational piece Of gossip was
sprung here yesterday, in which friend
warns certain young woman that she had
best cease receiving the attention Of mas
ried man in this city, under penalty OF get
ting into trouble. The young woman is
also informed that there are plenty of
Young men in this city whom she can tiirt
with to her hearts content, but that she
must let married men alone, or the wives
Of such will rise up against her and admin
lister merited chaStlSement.
0There is a law in the State OF Ohio pro-
hibiting persons from carrying concealed
weapons and using abusive language. A
certain person in the Orchard had better
take warning. w. T. DUNCAN & Co.
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