Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-30
MARTINS FERRY.


and the voters should begin to thin
who they will support for the different
Offices. Mayor and Street Commission
er seems TO be the positions most sought
after although there are several spoken
of, for Treasurer aud City Solicitor.
No matter what mans politics is, in
an election TO select men TO govern and
take care of the city's interest we should
select those most capable and those
whom we can trust TO fill these posi-
lions. If some Of the candidates have
served the public before faithfully, give
them another chance, but beware Of I'll ,
candidate that beionge To any political
ring, or Que that has fed at the public
trough before and is never satisfied.
These are the ones to guard against as
they are against the public welfare and
are only looking out for themselves re-
CARELESS of anything else. Ii candi-
date belongs to any one class, and
you think he will prosecute all those
not In this class regardless OF law or
justice, don't vote for him. You will
also fud the candidate that never
notices you only on election times, then
lee comes around and wants 10 Gil yDu
up on beer 10 get your vote, fire II into
him too. Vote for the man that will do
his duty and give all man justice alike
aud not snow any prefer ace in his
work or judgment.
Some parties in town, seeing the
wreICned condition OF acertain business
man, on account Of having no wife,
we an >wered some of the advertise
meats that they saw In marriage
journal, and told the parties that the
business man would marry II they
would CU"e on TO this city, and now
this nan Is almost afraid 20 meet any
strange lady on the street, for fear sac
is lUokidg or him, in answer tO the let
ter sent ON by mis- friends wGo want TO
see MIN do well.
Mr.. VIII Il. Pheley, General Secre-
tary, Y NJ c. A, SteG benviir, will ad-
are the meuS gospel meeting in the
rooms of the Y. NJ. G, A. Sunday At 4
y IN. His subject 5 Personal Purity"
Boys under IA not eype ted. Mr.. Pne-
ley is known as an able and fOrcible
speaker. Lei every man In tue city
near him. He has something to tell you.
Mr.. Jas. CrossIey has been hired by
the Board OF Education TO took over the
new school buildings and make a written
report OF what is necessary 10 complete
the buildings before settling with the
contrac .ors who built the buildings.
James Ruuyon will oppose Patsy
MnIicn for the nomination OF Council
man from the First ward Patsy seems
10 nave the insid track so far, and the
First ward would Oe heard from II he's
elected.
VIM. McGowan, advance agent OF
Marney 81 McGJwan's Uncle Tom,
Cabin" was IN the city yesterday max
ing pre uaratiOns FOR his show To appear
here on February I, at the Opera House.
Services will be held in ST. PauPS
Episcops Church tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock instead Of p m. Rev Nj.
Br.tinghem, OF ST. Luke's Church,
Wheeling, will preach.
superintendent Mannix, of The public
schools, vii attend the NatOna' CIty
Supariptend.nts Convention, which
meets in New York City on February Is.
Shell Martin will remove dis grocery
20 ;be stQsp rojm Of IhJS. CouOway, on
Hanover street. on Moudey, and will
nave one OF the finest stores in The city.
Mr. Fred O'Mcra, who has Oaeu the
guest OF ais parents. Rev and Mrs.
Charles O'Mera, returned 10 Chicago
yesterday.
Spence, Blggs 6 Co.'S foundry lad to
lay off yesterday On account of 50 many
of their hands being laid up with the
grip.
The hearing OF John Kahn was post
pOnsd until Monday on account OF the
absence Of one Of his attorneys.
Miss Clara Turvey will resume her
duties as teacher in the pubic schools
after a long and serious Illness.
MIR. l.. Syeuce was taken suddenly i'll
at his Office yesterday, and had to be re-
moved to his home
The lecture of Prof Bolton, at the
Opera House last night, was well at
tended.
John Spence has returned from trip
through the Western States.
Mrs. Joel Wood and daughter, Carrie,
are botn i'll with pneumonia.
Joe Pennington is able to be out again
after a seige of the grip.
The Buckeye expects to start up about
Monday week.
Miss Stella Jordan's condition is still
critical.