Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
MARTINS FERRY.

In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1t mas Pieaseu
the Superior Commander OF the unis ssns,
in his inimitable wisdom TO remove l.onl .
trnnsitory state to that higher ana DeeeSr
life. our esteemed brother ana lrlepu,
Charles Seabright, to confer that resi- 70
served for all those faithful knlg9ts wno
shall have performed their allotleu W.
on earth. In view Of the loss we nave oaS.
tanned by his death, and the sui neax1e new.
loss sustained by those who were neat . ~ !.
and dearest TO him, be 1t resolved, tna ~, ~
is but just tribute to the memory o. t. ino .
departed to say that IN regres.cJEs
his removal from our MIDST;
we mourn for one who was worthy VI
our respect and regard as a generous a si
public spirited citizen, kind ana lal'ni u
RssoIrsd. That Ohio City Lodge No; 81
K of p. duly sympathiZe with MS 20
reaved family in the hour OF their grea'
sorrow, rood
RESOLVED. That these resolutions oe spread
upon the records Of the lodge; tnat c1py
be furnished to his family, and lastly lnaC
they be published in the Martins ferly
Times, Wheeling NeiUs and Wneenng nh'-
ISTER. A. II: OND,
R. O'BERNIE,
D. G.. PECK,
Committee.
Yesterdays Fourth of July in this place
was certainly an old-timer. The crack OF
the pistol. small cannon, and the inevltaoIe
fire cracker could be heard from early
morn until late at night, and Of course was
enioyed by the Juvenile and even the older
and middie-aged persons who take sma:
stock In such amusements on National noil-
DAYS. The fakir and street vendors were
ON hand in full force and all seemed TO De
doing a fiourishing business. Inc country
beau and mis- best girl were on hand. alooC
and horseback, and also in conveyances
of all descriptions. There were no paraoeS
or public picnics but all, both young ana
old. seemed to enjoy themselves IN qulet
manner and no accidents of serious
nature had occurred at this writing, anu
but very little drunkenness.
Rev. Weir, of Washington, Pa, was In
the CITY Yesterday among friends.
r s McKim and daughter Pauline, Oh
Pittsburp. were the guests Of Mr.. Mchlms
parents. on Third street, yesterday.
Richard Beam, of Chicago, was IN the
CITY Yesterday on business.
FL. Thomas s. Bro, Of Mingo, were IN
the city yesterday.
George Elberts, of Toronto, O., is visit
ing his parents here.
Richard Duncan, of Mt Pleasant, spen'
yesterday with his son-ln-law, MI. Chasi
La Duo. o,
John THOMPSON, of Washington City,
spent the Fourth with friends here.
ODDS Lane, a recent member OF Lane
Bros. the plumbers of this place, was IT
the city yesterday, accompanied py MS
wife.
J. w. Lane Is making considerable I'M
provement to his place of business, and Is
adding several new and improved pieces OF
machinery.
For Sale-Fire Brick, Paving Brick,
Sidewalk Brick, Mill Brick, Chimney
Brick and Foundry Brick; also, Building
Brick furnished at Switch. Cash price,
delivered on cars at Rush Run, o. Apply
to w. H. Conelly, Martins Ferry, Q
George Leech, a resident OF the Inlr'
ward, was suddenly taken with eramp
summoned and rendered the necessary
medical aid. At last accounts he was out
of danger and in fair way to recover.
Yesterday afternoon horse belonging to
Dr. McConahey, of Bridgeport, ran of near
the Elson glass works and ran down Sec
ond street at a terrific rate. Just opposite
McEntee's saloon the animal ran into an
awning. tearing the top Of the buggy off
and barely missing several children who
were playing on the sidewalk at the time.
The horse was captured later on and the
carriage repaired.
Thomas Charlton, former Manager Of
the Buckeye factory, is home for a few
days.
Mrs. Robert Hanson is lying seriously i'll
at her home on Second street, with con-
sumption, with no hopes Of recovery.
TcJ. Thomas, former agent here OF the
G. &. P. r. r., but late of Mingo Junction,
and brother Arthur, was in the city yester-
day, the guest of friends.
There was quite reunion at T. j.
Greer's house yesterday. All the MEM
bers of the family being present but one.