Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-18
MARTINS FERRY.

parade tomorrow evening will be as fol-
lows: Form on Second with right rest
ing on Hanover street, west on Hanover
to Fourth, thence north on Fourth TO
Short, west on Short to Fifth, thence
north to Centre, thence east to Union,
north on Union to Avondale, thence
east to Main, down Main to Centre,
thence east TO First, down First to Car
Isle, thence west to Second, down Sec
ond to Hickory, east on Hickory to
First, down First to Washington, west
on Washington to Second, down Second
to Buckeye, west on Buckeye to Broad
way, north on Broadway to Jefferson,
thence east to Fourth, thence north TO
Walnut, west on Walnut to Smith,
north on Smith to Hanover, east on
Hanover to Fifth. north on Fifth to
Short, east on Short to Fourth, down
Fourth to Hanover, and disband.
Jas. Y. Patterson, through his attor-
neys, Duncan q Calhoun, has filed a
snit in the Common Pleas Court, against
the city Of Martins Ferry claiming
damages to the amount Of $500, as re-
suit OF the injuries received by him In
being thrown from his buggy on the
night Of September Sth.
Every citizen in this city is earnestly
requested to illuminate tomorrow
night, and help to celebrate the great
victory Of the people that was won on
November s. Every Democrat is also
requested to report early Saturday even
ing to take part in the parade.
''Dot the Outcast," will be the at
traction at the Opera House tomorrow
night, and the management should re-
ceive a little more encouragement than
they have in the past in trying to give
our show-going people the best OF the
shows that travel.
Mrs. Ross Kelley, whose husband
was killed on the c. l.. & w. R. R. some
time ago, received through the agent Of
the company sos, the amount Of his
policy in the Travellers Railway Acct
dent Co., of Hartford, Conn.
Don't forget the Merchants Carnival
at the Opera House this evening. The
Y'S, who are giving this entertainment,
should receive a crowded house, for the
proceeds are to go towards erecting d
public bringing fountain.
Richard Stewart has been selected as
chief marshal of the parade tomorrow
evening, and Willard Bailey, John Sell
by, David Garden and Ed. Virtue as his
assistants.
The entertainment to be given by the
VS. this evening promises to be the sue
cess of the season. A great many
ticket have been sold, the reserved seats
being mostly all taken.
Detective ]. C. AGnew, Of the c. 81 P.
railroad, was in the city yesterday look
ing up the safe blowing case, which &C.
Cured here several days ago.
Hon. w. T. Lewis, State Labor Com
missioner, who has been in the city for
a few days, returned to his duties In
Columbus last night.
Howard Montgomery, who has been
In attendance OF the law school OF the
Ohio State University, returned homa
sick yesterday.
The remains OF Mrs. John j. Williams
were taken to GAINESVILLE yesterday Tor
iterment. Services were held here at
her late home on Pearl street.
]. 9. Tallman, administrator LOT inc
Barney McEntee estate, will offer the
same at public sale tomorrow.
Jack Kicks, an engineer of the G. H..
& w. railroad, and his wife are in the
city the guests OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McNabb, of Fourth
street, are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a fine girl baby.
L. S, Powers, agent of the Ohio Farm
ers' Insurance Co., was in the city yes
terday.
Rev. Father Mattingly was calling on
Steubenvile friends yesterday.
Col. J. r. Mitchell, of st. Clairsvlle,
was in the city yesterday.
The Standard mill is being wired for
electric lights.
James Bayless tested the tre alarms
yesterday.