Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-19
MARTINS FERRY.

the following were elected: First ward,
Thos. Williams, John Walters, Thos Kyne-
Alternates, Thos. O'Donnel, Thos. o NAL
lev. and John Sehell. Central Committee,
George McGlumphrey. Second ward,
Delegate, Samuel Taylor. Alternate, James
4. Patterson. Central Committee, Arthur
| Graham. Third ward, Delegate, Daniel
| Cox. Alternate, Ellis Clark. Central
Committee, Robert Hanson.
n. s. Baily has big lot of flag stone on
the cars consigned to him, which will be
sold at low prices.
John Gels has erected a fine granite
monument in Mount Zion cemetery for Au-
gust and George Schad TO the memory Of
| their fnther and mother.
Charles Gallrauth Of Smlthheld was in
the city yesterday.
Or. w. B. Shutlleworth returned yes
terday from visit to friends at Clarks-
Miss Annie Dean Is home from Allie
gheny City. She was one of the graduates
as a nurse from the Allegheny Hospital.
Mrs. Florence Bacon will lecture at the
Presbyterian Church next Wednesday, her
subject being Woman"
The mills have not made more than half
time the past week, on account OF the very
hot weather.
Capt L. w. Inghbright left yesterday
for St. Joe, Mo, over the w. q L. +. 4. h.
Miss Ella Lewis, of Wellsourg, is the
! guest Of Mrs. Alexander Frazier.
Dan Hinkle and wife, Of Toronto, and
| Miss Laura Patterson, of New Cumber-
land. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Connolly, Of Park street
Newland's American Shoe Store, on
Hanover street, will keep open every even
II ing to accommodate working men who can
| not make their purchases during the day.
| II IL Lotto inc n
shoes and CATERS, at the lowest prices in
the city.
WIN Mallory, of Moundsville is spending
the Sa bbath here
w. A. Dodge, foreman of the Ohio Valley
NeUS Office, has resigned his position.
a. B. Gilmore left yesterday for Pitts
burg.
John H. Tilton, of Deep Run, was in the
city yesterday.
Daniel Gilmore leaves on Tuesday for
| Marietta,
Mrs. Sarah Clark is attending the funer-
| al of her father at Cambridge, ..
George Inglebright, of East Liverpool, is
the guest of relatives here.
Nick Shifler, of the G. d P. detective
| force, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Graham, Of Greensburg, is
the guest OF friends here.
Mrs. Ann Miller, of ST. Clairsvifle is the
guest Of her daughter, Miss Ella Cochran.
Misses Alice and Carrie Hickman left
yesterday TO spend few weeks with
friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Parker and chill
! dren, of Pittsburg, are visiting the family
Of their uncle, Mr. o. c. Parker, Of Wal
nut street.
READ THIS.
Stop paying rent and secure your own
home. The Standard Home and Savings
Association, of Martins Ferry, offers in
ducements that will enable any one to pro-
| cure home on reasonable terms.
Stock can be taken at any time No back
dues to pay.
No better investment in the city for your
! money.
For further particulars call on or address
John G.. Hayne, John Campbell, L. W. In
Qlebright, j. A. Bayless, Thos. Mullaney,
j. p. Crowl, Thomas L. Lewis, Directors,
or r. +. Alender, Secretary.
ONCE corner of Locust and Second
Mrs. J. H. BonneI, of Cambridge, has
returned homo after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. A. M. ShipmRn.
A social was given in the A M. f.
Church by the stewards for the benefit Of
r. c. Nelson and family have moved
into the Alderman building on Locust
street.
John Harvey has been granted pension
of So per month.
The Belmont Brewing Company is pre-
pairing to put in adarge set of wagon scales
in froutof their plant.
Some Of our people will take in the eX-
cursfon to Lake Chippewa to-day on the c.,
L. & w. railroad.
Nate Vale has Just received a fine new
wagon, built especially for picnic par
MIR. R. H. Clayland will address the Y.
M. c. A. meeting at four o'clock this after
noon.
A Wheeling drummer had the bad luck
Yesterday to have his horse run of, break
ing the rig up pretty badly before ne was
stopped.
lam now able to furnish any kind Of the
very best stone to contractors at the lowest
price. CHARLES SBABRiGHr'
The police were notified to be on the
lookout for boy who had run of from
Mead township, in this county.
The police force have donned their gold
badges, and they look quite nobby.
Rev. ". w. Tate, OF Bellaire, will occu-
| py the pulpit Of the Second M. h. Church
this morning.
At 10 80 this morning Rev. l. S. Winters
|
people, Of whom there are number be-
longing TO his church. Cabs will call for
those who are unable to walk TO the church.
Ellis Lash returned home from Cleveland
Richard Swartz is spending a few days
with his family here
Geurley Hoff, of St. Clairsville, is the
! guest Of friends here.
T. A. Scott, Of Westerville, is in the city
for few days, Mr.. Scott formerly lived
| here.
our base ball club left yesterday to play
| the DennisOn club.
Miss Sadie JOB has returned from Co
lumbus, where she has been attending
! school.
broadway to 4Etuaville has recently
been repaired, as well as Lincoln avenue
| in lFtnaville, making good driveway to
| Wheeling by way Of the New Steel Bridges
! The most direct aud quickest route, no de-
! laws. easy grades, no railroad crossing, and
road speed allowed on the bridges.
VIM. Inglebright left yesterday for
Bioomingdsle, jefferson county.
]. w. Corcoran, of Toronto, Canada, is
| visiting Z. J. Drennen.
Miss Ida Hoyle is visiting Portland
friends.
! Moundsville friends.
Spence & SoIare so rushed with orders
/ that they are compelled TO work at night
\ some.
J. E. Brocksway, representing the Stay
/ ton LuCeum Bureau, was in the city call
/ ing on the y. NJ. c. A. people yesterday.
/ The Superintendent of the water works
/ has notified our people that he will blow
/ out the fire plugs on Tuesday, which may
! make the water very muddy, and those
wanting clear water had better draw it
/ ahead.
AT ST. MART's CHURCH.