Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
MARTINS FERRY.

The total number or votes cast III Ino
Township election last Monday, was 1881.
q. Leatherwood's. Democrat, majority ior
Trustee. was 49,. John K. Clark, Repuo-
Hcan. for Treasurer, 431. HoweHs, rep
for Justice of the Peace, 213 Keller, rep
for Constable. 243: Moore, Rep, 80. ROD
ert Clavland. Dem, was elected Assessor
for the bridgeport precinct, by majority
of 43 and j A. Darrah for Assessor for the
Martins Ferry precinct, by majority VI
10 The new Board of Township Trustees
are George Gifin, Thomas Edmunds ana
carlos Leatherwood The complexion OF
the Board is two Republicans and one
Democrat. The old Board of Trustees VIII
meet on Tuesday afternoon to accept the
bonds of the officers elected and 10 hnlsh
mn the business of the old Board. All Su-
pervisOrs and others Will please TAKE no'
tice Of this. :uo.io.t
birthday Yesterday in a grand and glorious
yyav. An of his relatives gathered at the
Finnev homestead on the hill just back OF
town. and il made Mr.. Finney's eyes gus
ten with JOY to see such gathering oil rel
Miss Coats. daughter of Mr.. Coats, OF
Clark's addition, is lying very low WIN
typhoid fever. 80. C.uso,a
school WAS one OF our NlNlAOA > , NoNNANteF-
In the case of the State VS. Frank Bar
reft of this city, the motion for new
trial was overruled, and the defendant was
fined So and costs.
The case of the Ohio City Bank VS.. Ohio
CITY Iron and Nail Company was ordered
of the docket
The ease of Charles SeaOright against
the Martins Ferry Construction Company
has been dismissed By agreement at costs
Thomas Mears has bought the keg fac
tory of George Laughlin, IN wheeling ana
Ningo. and now has the full control OF tie
keg. barrel and box manufacturing ous-
moss i'm this section of the Ohio Valley.
The assessors are notified to appear De
fore the Auditor 10 receive their books,
hanks etc ON Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock.
Joshua Watson has brought suit TO en-
ioin George Hobensack and Aosalom
Brown from operating brick yard ON the
PREMISES adjoining those of the plalntlt,
claiming that the smoke and SCOT Will as
comfort him in the enjoyment OF his prop
erty. 49,.
Tomorrow will be the election of direc-
tors in the different sub-schOOl districts.
The Model Comedy Company closed d
successful weeks engagement al the opera
House last night. We can truly say that II
is one of the best companies that have ever
appeared here.
OIL 4 : ". will give a grand festival at
I lafayette Hall on Friday and Saturday,
Aprii a and -, for the benefit OF their
lodge.
There will be a skating race on Tuesday
night next at Lafayette Hall, for purse
of 500, between Delany and Mcdowell.
The money is all up.
W. s. Tweed and family, of Steuoenyille'
were in the city yesterday TO attend the
Goth anniversary Of the birth of Joseph
| Finney.
Wheeler Rose, and w. II. Ewing, agent
of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. was in the city Yesterday.
John Chafy, merchant from Long Run,
Jefferson county, Ohio, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Mary Carter will leave tomorrow
| for Portland, o., after quite an extended
visit among friends and relatives here:
A. j. Norton, civil engineer, of Bellaire,
was in the city yesterday, making plot OF
the Kuckuck farm sought 10 be appropriate
ed by the w. Il L. +. Il. Il. to be used IN
the trial of that company VS.. Christina
| Horcher, which is set for hearing to'mor-
row in the Probate Court.
new T1 poles as aong their Gp Erst street
ye 1l5s95 ysaeafer has returned d. an en-
tensive Western trip.
| Mr. Wilson Barkus, a we'll known cltl-
zen of Martins Ferry but late of Kansas,
is among friends here.
Mr. John Spence is confined to his home
! on account of sickness.