Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-03
MARTINS FERRY.

The wheeling and Lake Erie r. r. opened
ND their freight office in the Terminal
| depot Friday. 1t will be in charge OF MI
Myers. -, -.
Chas. Thorngate moved his family here
| from Highland City and Will occupy MS
old home in Walnut Grove
Rev. James Silby, of Wellsville, VINO mas
been the guest of friends in this city, re-
turned home yesterday. :.
| Mr.. Edward Michael, of Flushing ", Is
the guest of friends N town,
| The name Of Jas. I. Reil!ey, ihuepen-
| dent candidate for Street Commissioner,
will be found on the right of the ticket
Vote for him.
Lewis Smith came home last night from
an extensive trip in the interest OF the
Buckeye glass works.
Following are the tickets that Will De
voted by the voters outside OF the corpora
ton: Democratic Township Ilc LICK W
Martins Ferry Precinct-Trustee, Eli w
| Gilmore; Clerk, John w. Terriu Assessor,
Alvin j. Darrah. Republican Iownsnip
Ticket Ferry fr 1Shn w
Trustee, George Giffin; CLERK, Johh w.
| Crooks: Assessor, Oliver Van Peit
Grifith Lemon, of Harrisville, was In
the city Yesterday calling on friends.
Frank Oliver went TO Portland yester-
day to spend Sunday with his friends;
Miss Lizzie Timberlake returned to POW
haitian yesterday to resume her duties as
teacher in the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. McGrew are enter
tanning Miss Spencer, teacher In ocio
| College. .ho
! family of her son, Mr.. Thomas III. Green'
on Broadway.
Miss Mamie Johnson is the guest OF her
brother and sister. Walter and Hattie, on
| Walnut street.
General Agent J. E. Terry, of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie, was in the city yester,
dav looking up the interests OF that ROAD
! in regard TO freight business.
Jessie Jones is spending Sunday with MS
| parents. :.
home from Columbus to spend few days
| with his family.
lanes Carter. President of Local Union
| No. Is, A. f. @. ". u, addressed the
o'clock meeting at the Y. Nj. c. A. rooms
! last night. uu
The mems meeting in Commercial Hall
this afternoon will be led by Mr. Benjamin
| Exley, Jr. A quartette consisting oil MessrS,
| Wassman, Cary, Hampton and Metz Will
! furnish some good music. -.
George Robertshaw, who has been laio
I'D with Quinsy for the past two weeks, is
| considerably better.
A great many members Of the Jr. order
of American Mechanics went TO Tllton-
vile last night to institutd a new lodge al
| that place A..
There was report out YESTERDAY tnat
! there was a strike in one of the depart
/ ments of the Etna mill on account oil some
money held back by the company.
A young lady by the name OF Strlcklln
! had her hands badly burned with ACID al
the Buckeye Glass Works..
! Miss Davis, of Pittsburg, is the guest Oh
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. f. Morgon, OF Broad
! way.
The bar mill of the Htna mill will 60 on
! tomorrow.
Yesterday was payday at the htna
mill.
The Union Cornet Band will give grand
concert on April 10Th in the new opera
| House.
Miss Della Kirby, of the Third ward,
who has been very i'll, is Improving.
The pudding department OF the stan
| dard mill is of again.
Miss Mollie Stewart, OF Benwood, is the
guest of Miss Jennie Dixon, of the First
ward.
Vote for John Reed for Assessor in the
/ Third ward.