Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-08
MARTINS FERRY.

last evening Mr.. Clement Mclaughlin,
of Hendrvsburg, O., and Miss Melissa
Scammahorn, of Portland Station, were
quietly married at the Hotel haywood, by
Rev. :. Winters, of the First Nj. h. Churcn,
this city The wedding took place about -
o'clock, as the couple were late IN arriving
ON account of some slight objection on the
nort of the brides parents 10 the union.
Nevertheless, everything passed of quietly,
and after remaining at the hotel last night,
the bride aud groom left for their future
home at Hendrysburg.
Almost all of our citizens know Gus
/ Koehler. the pattern maker at the Buck
eve. and of the fine work he can do in
wood carving. Gus has Just finished an
elegant lob of this kind for Mr.. Jno Nader,
who does business at the corner OF Jeffer-
son and Second streets. All who have
seen this work speak in the very highest
praise Of il.
Rev. William Ryder, former we'll
known Martins Ferry man, now or Akron,
O., was here yesterday visiting his parents.
Mr.. RYDER was one of the party that made
the "trip from here 10 Jerusalem about four
years ago.
FoR SALE-A Dry Goods and Grocery
| Store doing a good cash business for six
teen wears Stock low. Good reasons for
wanting TO sell J. S. Harrison, corner
Hanover and Fifth streets, Martin Ferry,
Ohio.
The celebrated Bennett Company opened
a three nights engagement at the Opera
House last night, in Monte Cristo." The
company remains here three nights and
Saturday matinee, on which occasion Gin
derellan will be produced.
Quite a number Of our citizens are in ST.
Clairsville to-day, attending the Ross
Cochran trial. This is singular case, if
one stops 10 think. The plaintiff is dead
and the defendant is in foreign country.
Evidence in the case of the Pennsylvania
Company against Barney McEntee was
heard at ST. Clairsville before Judge
briggs, Wednesday, the argument being
set for another time.
Slowfast Williams, William Wilson and
William Steven were taken to st Glars
vile yesterdLr by Officer Terry to work
out their fines.
J. w Crawford, a well known commits
/ sion man of Pittsburg, Pa, was among the
| business places and factories yesterday.
| Chas Swartz the Hanover street boot
and shoe man, had a valuable dog stolen
/ from his premises Wednesday evening.
The Buckeye Glass Company are having
I a ldl II new ok GLCOlCu Ou lLCAl AdCIOl
facing the foot of Hanover street.
Quite a number of Mt Pleasant people
were in the city yesterday, Slant McMas-
terS being among them.
Mrs. Sheriff, of Cadiz, O., is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Smith, in
Walnut Grove.
John w Snyder, of Morning View, was
in the city yesterday on business and visit
ing friends.
Rev Henthorn, of Bridgeport, was in
town yesterday among friends and ae
qualntances.
Mills Nos 1 and were off yesterday at
the Standard on account of leakage in the
boilers.
Mr.. a. W. Kerr and Louis Smith have
returned from business trip to Pittsburg,
Pa
Mrs. \. L. Moore, of Carlisle street. is
recovering from quite serious illness.
Mrs Griffith and husband have returned
home after visit among friends here.
An adjourned meeting of Council will be
held at the City Hall this evening.
Miss Grace Murray, of the First ward, is
seriously sick with TYPHOID fever.
Rev. II. w. Campbell is in Rockhin,
where ne preached last evening
Chas. w. Thorugate, of Highland City,
was here yesterday on business.
w. II. Harrison is closing out his stock
Of dry goods and groceries
Mr. Anon Paxton, the local Splinter, has
returned from Pittsburg.
John Hayne is able to be out again after
a serious illness.
Mrs c. w McKim is visiting friends at
Portland
Mrs. Mary McCleary is on the sick list
My physician said l could not live, my
liver out OF order, frequently vomited
greeniSh mucous, skin yellow, small dry
bumorS on face, stomach would not re-
tain food. Burdock Blood BitterS cured
me. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien, 372 EX-
change street, Buffalo, n. \.