Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-20
MARTINS EHRT'

Council at their InoeV.nS Eti ~ - =
inc inst~nct.S sne City Clerk to correspond
,,,itb ;ii,,+ iinating gas companies In regard
" i iir,b ling our city We would ask what
~ as become of the ordinance that was to be
presented to Council giving wheeling
company, represented by Mr. A. A. Franz
helm. the privilege of laying their gas main
in our streets and alleys and TO sell their
gas here, asking no other franchise and
willing to meet all competition! Let US
have light.
Misses Salina and Ada Francis have re-
turned to their home near Smithtleld after
a weeks visit with their sister, Mrs. Anna
Barber.
Frank Shuttleworth has returned from
trip through West Virginia.
James Keesey is on the sick list.
Charles Downey and viii Frazier are
spending Sunday in East Liverpool.
! John W. Vickers will deliver an address
TO the Junior Order OF American Mechanics
this afternoon at2 O'Clock
Theodore Keller received official notice
Yesterday of his election as justice OF the
peace.
An butcher shops will be closed to-day
and every Sunday hereafter.
The Gibney, Gordon & Gioney COMEDY
Company will commence q weeks engage
ment at the opera house tomorrow night
O'Clock will be held in Commercial hall.
Raw. Riddles subject is 1.-The Love Ihat
Iasts.n All men are cordially invited TO
attend.
Col. Jno. P. haywood and wife, Of
Mount Pleasant, drove into the city yester-
day behind beautiful gray team. They
will be the guests of friends here for
several days.
The Democratic jolli6cation that was to
take place in our city last evening was
POSTPONED on account Of the bad weather.
The committee will get together to-mor-
row some time to make further arrange
ments.
The six O'Clock train on the G. L. g. W.
r. r. will not stop any place between the
depot and Bridgeport after to-day. This
train stopped before at Hanover and Wash
ington street crossing.
There was an interesting meeting at the
YIN. C. A. rooms last evening. The Cres-
cent Ouartette sang several selections.
Wilies Carey and Alex Tate, two color
ed men from Long Run, paid 50 and costs
each fer being drunk and disorderly the
night before.
Mrs. Margaret Watkins, who died yes
terday morning at one o'clock at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, Henry p. Guthrie,
viii be buried tomorrow morning, the
services LHkluB pldCC III ~ " SAONh' AS
interment will be at Mount Pleasant.
Attend the Special Sale tomorrow at
Henry Jacobs. corner Main and Twelfth
streets. Wheeling. Fine Sateen Comforts,
81. so, worth 1890.
Marshal Westwood was busy yesterday
serving subpGnas on the witnesses In the
case of Virginia Irwin against the City OF
Martins Ferry, which comes up before the
Common Pleas Court tomorrow morning
A shed will be erected alongside OF the
city building In which 10 store the election
booths.
The street paving on Jefferson street will
not be completed until the sewer is COM
IRerular services will be held in ST.
Pauls Episcopal Church to-day at three
O'Clock. Rev. w. H. Burbank, Of Colum-
bus. will be the pastor in charge.
Thomas Mears +. Il. Sedgwick aud Har-
rison Coss have been appointed by Council
as a committee to assess the damages for
opening the alley between Sixth and Sew
enth streets.
The City Solicitor has been instructed
to notify Riddle Bros. that if they do not
complete the Jefferson street sewer the city
will bring suit against them.
The weather caused a good bit OF disap-
pointment to a great many Of our citizens
for illuminating last evening.
David Garden, of Yorkyille, was In the
city last evening.
The Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
meets at Steubenyille November % and 70.
The Democrats Of Mount Pleasant will
meet tomorrow 10 make arrangements to
have Notification in that good old Quaker
settlement. There are not many Demo
Gratis there, but they generally make
Rome howl'' when they get chance TO
jollify. and an effort will be made TO get
special on the w. & L. Z. r. K. 10 run out
there that night to accommodate the Wheel
ing and Martins Ferry people.
Yesterday was one OF the dullest Satur-
DAYS that we have had in this city for
long time both in the was Of news and bus
mess. Nearly every merchant in the city
was complaining OF dull trade
The "Dot The Outcast,n company failed
to put in an appearance last night and IL is
supposed that they have stranded on the
road somewhere.