Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-22
MARTINS FERRY.


! terday from good authority that the Rey-
mann Brewing Company, of Wheeling,
had bought several pieces of property just
east of the Terminal Railroad, near and
partially fronting on Fourth street, where
! the heavy grading has been done. Mr..
Reymann, it is said, expects to erect a
large ware or storage house on the ground
and stock it with beer and ice so that he
will be able to deliver goods directly from
this building TO his customers
here, keeping wagon here especially for
that purpose thereby enabling him to
reach his customers earlier and giving
them the benefit of ice cold beer. This
will also settle all the trouble that has been
pending between the Terminal railroad
company and the owners of this property.
The Dude Fishing club, with Captain
Emerson Campbell in command, LETT
here yesterday morning for Adena, ..
This club is made up of some of the best
fishermen in the city, and no doubt many
a sinner will be landed before the days
sport is over.
The Glenn's Run Oil and Gas Company
had the misfortune to break stem while
drilling at their works yesterday after
noon, on the Thoburn farm, leaving part
of the drill in the well, which they hope to
be able to get out by this evening.
A X. of p. Lodge was instituted We'd
nesday evening at Pleasant Valley, 20
charter members being taken in. The Mar
tins Ferry Lodge did not attend as an
nounced, on account of the very wet
weather.
The property of Bridget Burns in Paulrs
addition was appraised yesterday at $780,
and will be sold at public sale on the 23d day
of June to satisfy a judgment in favor of
the Home Building Association.
Mrs Robert Corbett, nee Miss Lizzie
Smith, former Martins Ferry lady, who
has been visiting friends here, left for her
home in Sistersville, w. Va, yesterday
afternoon.
In reporting the amount of back pension
due James Duff of Glenns run, yesterday
morning, a mistake was made in putting
the sum at $3.50 1t should have been
$500.
j. w. Smiley. who is connected with the
Glenn's Run Oil and Gas Company, re-
turned from Wellsburg, w. Va, last even
ing, after an absence of a few days.
The lawn fete to be given at the residence
of j. T. Hanes this evening, will, If 1t
should be a rainy day, be held in CONNER
cial Hall, on Hanover street.
The 1Etna Mill Company have rejected
the proposition of the Water Works Trus-
tees of this city to furnish them with
water from our water works.
B. Exlev & Co. have the contract for the
erection of the new depot for the Terminal
Company, at the corner of Hanover and
Sixth streets.
il. Jackson's Great Pacific Combina-
ton Shows and Trained Animal EXPOSE
tion will exhibit in this city Tuesday, May
Goth
Mr.. Harry Northwood left yesterday at
noon via the Pam Handle railroad for New
York, where he expects TO remain several
days.
Edward Virtue who has charge Of the
packing department of the Elson glass
works, is threatened with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Sarah Ong, of Smithfield, Ohio,
mother of Roscoe Ong, the Broadway drug
gist is visiting her son here.
Thos. Peppers, of Steubenville, an old
Martins Ferry citizen, passed through the
city yesterday morning.
James A. Tannehill has been granted a
pension of twelve dollars, to date from
July 10th, 1890.
r. H. Theaker, a former well known
hardware merchant of this place, is expect
ed here to-day.
Mrs. j. P. Moons, OF Steubcnville, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. J p. Gillespie,
yesterday
f. w. Hancher, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
registered at the Hotel haywood