Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-09
MARTINS FERRY.

ldQ neaFQ OF the pEOpOSbu EeuOfoA VI
the postofice, which was TO occur in a
short time, and when We told him that
we were ignorant OF the fact, be told US
that Il would be removed into the new
Cochran building, on Fourth street, and
that he supposed the postmaster wanted
% make up for his blunder in fighting
Poorman for the nomination for Con-
gress: aud Stree POorman has been
nominated he (the postmaSter) stands
I'm with the POOrman men. Hence the
removal
Charley Hoyle met with very pain
fol accident last evening while riding
his bicycle on Fourth street. bis wheel
struck an obstruction throwing him Oh
MS head He was picked up in an I'M
conscious condition and carried into
judge Gray'S office and DR.. Hobensack
was called In aud worked with him I'M
ti be become conscious, when they took
him 10 bis home and made him as COM
Portable as possible. 1t is thought that
on. side OF q bad shaking up that he will
/ be all right.
Mrs. Sarah Garrett, wife of Samuel
Garrett, ar, died last evening at seven
o'clock OF heart disease. She was in her
6sth year. She has been lying in poor
health for some time at her home on
West Washington street.
John Dobbius, George Roach, Robert
Bags and William Green will leave the
last OF this week for Philadelphia,
whore they have accepted good posi-
ti0us in a glass factory.
The trlalof Smith, Hall & Co. against
Mckinley & Conway, Of Peoria, Illinois,
which WAS 70 come up in Squire keller's
Court, was postponed for two weeks
more.
Alfred Graham aud family returned
to their homes al Greenburg, Pa, this
morning after several weeks visit
among friends here.
DR.. Watson, who has been practicing
medicine ia this city for nearly year
has given up his practice and removed
| TO New Concord, 0.
The Building Committee of the Bap-
tist church met az Spence & Sons office
last evening TO open the bids for the
new church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hope, OF the
Third ward, went 20 PittSourg yester-
day 20 attead the funeral Of Mr.. Hope
sister.
A couple OF Bcllaire boys were up try
ing 10 catch the time Of our boys last
evening but they didn't get it.
The Light Committee Of the Council
and the Board Of Trustees will try TO
-.% t,uaF har fn-niuhf again
Mayor Harris had several plain DRINKS
before him yesterday morning, and they
got the usual 81 or s. fines.
David Henson and family returned to
their home at Marion, Ind, after a visit
to relatives here.
The Blue Grass Fitting Club re-
turned from their camp near Cadiz,
Ohio, yesterday.
George Chandler, wife and child, OF
Chicago, are the guests OF relatives In
the Third ward.
ETA. Dreunen returned yesterday
from Steubenviile, accompanied by his
wife and son.
The Imperial Club Of this city will
give q picnic at some point near town
/
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank link and Miss
Ida Bennett have gone 70 Mountain
Lake Park.
Elmer Moore got his arm hurt last
evening while practicing with the IRE
men.
Mrs. Eugene Blanchard, OF the First
Ward is in a very critical condition.
Hon. w. T. Lewis will leave for Co.
lumbus to-day to resume his duties.
'Pittsburg" Braunen has been re-
leased from the St. Clairsville jail.
Mr.. Jno. Thesis is spending week
with friends near West Liberty.
Miss Olive George has gone TO Park
ersburg TO visit relatives there.
Miss Maud Fulton, of Waruocks, is the
guest OF Miss Myrtle Frazier.
City Solicitor Pratt returned from
DiEonvsle yesterday.
Victor Foose will remove his family
TO B'alrsvile to-day.
NorlcE All the Union Meat Shops
will close Tuesday.
Hrrry Robinson has returned from
St. Clairsyille.
Charles Smith left for Toledo yester-
DAY.