Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday there was little excitement
at McCue's livery stable caused by young
man by the name Of Chas, Morgan throw
ing stone and striking the hostler OF the
stable, cutting bad cash in his forehead.
The trouble was on account OF turning the
hose on q dog belonging TO Morgan, who
clEimed that the hostler took the trouble TO
20 out on the street TO throw the water on
him. Others said the hoStler was washing
a bugR OF In the stable and the dog got I'M
der the buggy, hence the trouble. Inc
hostler got out q warrant for Morgan.
During the past few weeks prominent
Mailer of the Gaughlin mill has been fish
ing In the neiRhbOrhood Of Laceyville.
While there he was to purchase OF couple
Of guinea hens for gentleman here. he
found an old gentleman that had two Tor
sale who asked 60 cents apiece for them,
but the Laughlin mill mailer refused TO
pay the price, but said he would give MIN
IN So for the pair. This so staggered the
man that be went into the house, and the
next day the man unfortunately died from
heart disease, but the boys here put the
blame on this prominent mailer.
MessrS John Blocker OF Mount Vernon,
q, and o. q. Hamhright OF Cumberland,
Md. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Frazier OF West Walnut street.
Our ceuncilmen and electric light trus-
tees were taken 70 Bellaire by represen-
tative OF the Thompson Huston Company
10 Inspect the electric light plant OF that
city.
Anderson returned home from Holiday
Cove yesterday.
r Is. Stricklin and family of the First
Wark leave this morning on visit TO
frieads IN Marshal county, W. va.
I.uclen Nelson and family, who have
been the guests Of relatives here for sew
eral weeks, viii leave tomorrow for their
home at Copneaut, y.
Quite a number Of our people will take
advantage Of the cheap rates to Cleveland
on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Sneddin, Of Steubenyllle, is
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Maggie Walker
on Lower Broadway.
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Robinson
viii take place this morning at 9 o'clock
from her late residence at the corner OF
Fifth and Hanover streets. lnterment at
St Clairsville Cemetery.
The new time card OF the Wheeling and
Lake Erie goes into effect to-day at noon.
The late trains on the Terminal road are 70
b. discontinued after Z 80 p. m.
Patsy Miller and wife have returned
from Laceyville, where they have been
rusticating for several weeks.
Mrs r, 7. Ong is home from visit TO
Smithfield friends.
Charles Downey is visiting friends in
Wellsourg.
Thos. Springer and son, Ed, leave for
LeWisville, Monroe county, o., tomorrow.
Mrs. Rachael Campbell, of Burlington,
has brought suit for damages 10 her prop
erty Just north Of town by the Wheeling
and Lake Erie
Mrs Ella L. Bishop has received two
thousand dollars as insurance on the life OF
her husband. the late c. W Bishop. He
was insured In the order OF Maccabees.
Dan McCloud. the boy who forged the
order on McCOrd Bros. here, and who was
brought up before Squire Keller, is again
in trouble in Wheeling on the same kind Of
a charge. II seems as IL the chap is bound
70 90 70 the penitentiRry.
John Girls has erected fine monument
in Riverview cemetery 70 the memory Of
the late Clark Linn.
Mrs. John Stephenson and daughter, Miss
Anna, left for their home at Allegheny sf-
ter at pleasant visit with Miss Ann Miller,
of T bird street.
Hanson WAY has returned homo from q
two weeks visit with friends In New Phil
Misses Amanda and Daisy Hanson and
Haunah Rothefmund are visiting friends In
Brilliant
Ault's rarents at St. Clan Vie.
There was s dance last .-sht at Charlie
Burkhardts orchard, on Pinch Ridge, near
the school house.
Brice Brasheaf has been notified that ne
is allowed pension Of 8 per month from
Oct0ber 13, 1901.
The ftneral Of the late Theran Huskins
viii TAXI place this afternoon az O'CLOCK
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