Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-11
MARTINS FERRY.


THOMPSON Thomas has returned nome
after pleasure trip among friends.
J. w. Kreiter, representing Graf, Marsh
back Il Co, of Cincinnati, is here the
guest of his brother-in-law, James Gather
! DIR. Hall will build an elegant residence
on Fourth street on the lot where his pres
ent residence now stands.
The Elson Glass Works will resume
work tomorrow morning.
! Harry Northwood returned from Pitts
| burg yesterday.
Mr. Dodge, of New York, is here in the
interest of the company that will bore fol-
oil.
Miss Grace Graham who has been visit
| ing her friend Miss Ella Schotield, for the
past three weeks, and who was severely
| hurt while coasting one evening, was able
to return to her home in Greensburg, Pa,
last week. Her cousin, Miss Mamie Ora
ham, accompanied her.
Mr.. w. F. Mallory has returned to
! Greensburg, Pa, after spending few
weeks with old friends, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Graham has returned to the same
city. where Mr.. Graham is employed.
For Sale, Cheap-A three-room house.
water and everything complete. Enquire
of John Terrill,
One of the oldest manuscripts eXtant,
and which has long remained in possession
of Oliver Parker, is the original patent
from the United States Government to
Absalom Martin, bearing date March .,
l7SS, signed by Samuel Osgood and Walter
Livingston, L. S. Land Commissioners,
the same being the patent to fractional sec
ton %. on which the principal part of the
city of Martins Ferry is now built.
Tarpas Raplr was arrested "A warrant
sworn out by John Kyner, for robbing his
place of $40 on Friday night after he
closed his place of business Beck will
have Il hearing tomorrow morning.
We have received information from
pretty good authority that the workmen on
the Wheeling and Lake Erie road will be
laid OF from work on this end OF the road
after the 18th on account OF the bad
weather interfering with the ballaSting of
the road The will cOmmcnce again as
soon as the weather permits in the spring.
Onward Lodge, |. o. o. F.. has post.
poned the installation of their officers until
the 2lst inst.
For RENT-Business house, with dwell
ing of three rooms, at the corner of Wash
ington and First streets, in Martins Ferry.
Apply 20 Miss Ann Duningan.
Mrs. David Evans has gone to Plymouth,
Pa, called there by the death of rela-
tive
Miss Jennie Dixon entertained number
of her friends on Friday evening. All re
port having a good time.
Mrs Robert Applegarth is laid up with
a bad attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. Charles Grossly, popular young
sheet roller of the ftna mill, and Miss
Hattie Ammons, of this city, were quietly
married at the home of the brides parents
in Findlay, o., on New Years day at p
m. The affair, although not known at the
time. was no surprise, and the friends of
both are offering their congratulations.
Frank link and Robert Stewart left tor
Cincinnati las evening at o'clock.
Miss Lizzie Undertake was visiting
friends in the city Yesterday.
Miss Bessie Brady left yesterday for
Delaware TO attend college.
The foot race between Edwards and
Homer Yesterday looked a little crooked.
Homer won the race. No money to any
amount changed hands.
The Colored Church gave an entertain
ment and festival at the Commercial Hall
last evaning.
Jake Lott. the sole agent of Cartoons
Celebrated Tea, has the best stock of gre
ceries in the city, and sells for less money
and delivers all goods. His stand is on the
corner of Fourth and Locust
Gels K Gehringer have erected monu-
ment TO TIE memory of William Delbrugge
in Mount Zion cemetery, which is the finest
ever erected in that graveyard. Gels X
Gehringer are prepared to do big trade
in the spring in everything in the stone and
marble line.
ed 10 the house all winter with general de-
bility. is able TO be out again.
:. f.. Dean, revenue collector, returned
Yesterday from week $ business trip.
Wheeler Rose, of YOrkville. was in the
city yesterday, shaking hands with old
friends.
The Benwood furnace will be banked
next Tuesday morning for an indefinite
time We were unable to learn the exact
cause of the stop. but more than likely 1t is
the result of the depression of the iron
market
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Vail are entertain
ing Mrs. Wallis father at their residence,
on the corner of Fourth and Hanover
streets.
The Buckeye Glass Company expect to
have their furnace running not later than
January -.
Spence, Baggs X Co. will not be ready to
start before tomorrow week, owing to the
to the delay in making some extensive re-
pairs in the way of putting in new machin-
cry, &c. Prospects are good for steady
run.
Mr.. John E. Morgan, the proprietor of
Cambrian Kennels, who made such grand
success at the Canton, o. show, has
purchased very fine st. Bernard from
Mr. Andrew Rodgers, of Columbus, Q.
The pup, which is only three months old,
is out of Tom, No. l2,l7S American Ken
nel Stud book, dam Regalia The pup
comes from a long line of champions on
sire and dam sides Mr.. Morgan has also
purchased Bonaparte, u very fine small
pug dog from the Silkworth Ken
nels. of GAINESVILLE, o. The pug has
been at GAINESVILLE and weighs only twelve
pounds. Mr. Morgan is determined to
have the finest that money can buy. The
weight of the St Bernard pupils is pounds,
which is very remarkable for its age. Mr..
Morgan is at work with his dogs getting
them in condition for the New York show
Mr.. Morgan has thirteen dogs at his ken
nels at present He shipped very fine
matched team of solid fawn color English
grevhounds 10 the jackson, Mich, bench
show this week.
SMOKEY PRINCES LUNCH ROOMS
Will Make "A Memorable Speech.
DUBLIN. January l0-Mr. Parnell, ac'
companied by several of his trusted lieuten-
ants, has arrived here on his way TO Liner
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