Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
MARTINS FERRY.

cial Hall, he will deliver an address telling
why he became a Democrat. Others Will
also speak, and every Democrat In this city
should turn out and help TO perfect the or
eanization. This club is not meeting CLUB
out marching club will be organized from
it. Now, let US turn out on Tuesday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock at Commercial Han.
Yesterday morning while Geo. McCue
was at his livery stable on business he
heard cries from his wife at his house,
which is near by. He hurried back TO see
what the trouble was, and she told MIN
that man had Just gone out the front door.
He failed to discover the whereabouts OF
the intruder His wife, however soon dis
covered that her clothes, which had been
hanging on a chair close 10 the bed were
gone.
An outlet for the Jefferson street sewer
is causing some bad feeling among some in
the Third ward. About the best way TO
get at this problem is 10 tunnel under Jeff-
erson street building the culbert or sewer
as fast as the excavating is done TO Keep
the gravel and dirt from falling and then
this sewer would be the main outlet TO
drain the rest OF the city tnat lies oacK OF
the hill.
AT the First A. NJ E. Church the new
pastor, Rev. A. w. Butts, will preach
morning and evening To-Day.
The usual services at the Baptist Church
will be held at Commercial Hall, morning
and evening, to-day.
The Buena Vista boom, like many others
whose reputation was founded upon the
air, has at last come to grief, and all the
boys who were employed there from mere
have returned, along with the general
manager and secretary. After all the
Ohio Valley seems TO be the most SOLID
place for manufacturers.
Belmont County Fair, at st. Clairsville,
September 9th, 18th and 29th. Fine ex-
hibits. All should attend.
The propeaty of the late j. L. Carpenter
was appraised yesterday.
r. Il. Howell, of Bridgeport, was In the
city yesterday on business.
James Jamison has purchased three
year-old horse that he claims will knock
the socks of of all of them. 1t Is full
blooded Wilkes, so he says.
Quite number of old soldiers stopped
off here yesterday on their return from the
Washington City Reunion, TO visit friends.
Several weddings are booked TO occur In
the near future.
The Glenns Run Republican Club gave
an entertainment last night at Ferry View
school house for the benefit OF this club.
John Gels has returned from business
trip TO Cleveland.
Chas. Kuckuck has traded his driving
horse off TO Charles Galbraith, OF Smith
field.
The funeral Of the second little one OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seabright will take
place this afternoon at o'clock. The other
twin was buried Friday afternoon.
Prof. Flynn had good house last night
TO enjoy the entertainment that he gives
The Professor goes from here TO Wheel
ing, where he shows at the old Opera
House for three nights. The Professor has
a Young imitator here in Charles Woods.
He has got il down so fine that he can mes
merize several Of the boys in town in great
shape. He gave several open air exhibit
tons yesterday.
Thomas II. Stanton, auctioneer, sold
the Sarber household goods, yesterday af-
ternoon, and realized good prices for most
Of the articles.
David Hull met with quite painful &C
cident at Spence, Baggs IL Co.'s foundry,
by letting piece Of pig-iron fall upon his
foot MASKING two toes so badly that he
was compelled to lay of work for the bal
ance Of the day.
Yesterday was payday for the men
working on the Fifth street paving.
r. A. Ring and G.. w. Stringer, Of Deep
Run, were in the city yesterday.
J. T. lanes was in Moundsville yester-
&c. Drummer, OF Steubenville, was
the guest OF relatives here yesterday.
Lyman Hanes went to Pittsburg, yester-
day.
Three Germans by the name Of Wiley,
Ouehorse and Whitcie have purchased the
nickle-go-quick.
Charles Wright and man named Davis
were arrested yesterday for screpping at
the corner Of Second and Washington
streets
The following Judges and Clerks OF
Election have been appointed by the Elec-
ton Board for this city: First ward
Judges-M. +. Bailey, d.; Il. Stewart, D.;
Theo Snodgrass, r.; Marion McGrcw. Il.
Clerks-Harry Shrodes and +. G.. Davis.
Second rd-Judges-John Henderson,
r.; John Goodhue, r.. James Bayless, D.:
VIM. Orr, d. Clerks-R. Il. Allender and
Jos. Pennington. Third ward-Judges-
L. w. Inglebright, r.; ID. Llewellyn, r.;
Robert Hanson, D.; l.. Rothermund, ID.
Clerks. 3. Farnell and Fred Jones.
Township precinct-Judges-C Leath-
erwood, D.; w. w. Woods, D.; f.. a. Ber-
ry, r.: W. A. SedgwicS. r. Clerks.
A. Darrsh and W. w. Taylor.
Uncle John Hughes, who was stricken
with paralysis last spring, is able TO take a
little exercise about home now.
An eighteen months old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George McAnich, Of Broadway, died
Yesterday morning Of summer complaint
and will be buried this afternoon at 3 80
o'clock.
Ish Beck's family, Of Maynard, are the
guests of relatives in the First Ward
Miss Jennie Millhouse left yesterday 70
attend the Friends yearly meeting at
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs, Edmund Fisher and son, who have
been the guests OF the family Of AID New
land, OF West Walnut street, returned 70
their home at Canton, o., yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Wood and Mrs. Sanderson,
who have been the guests of the family Of
Rev. Morse, returned 10 their homes at
Cleveland yesterday.
The brick work on the Hobensack and
Hervey-Shreve blocks is almost completed.
Ed. Blackford has returned from Pitts
burg.
The motion TO dismiss the Injunction
against Council building the electric light
plant will be heard by Judge briggs at
Woodsfeld next Thursday.
The water works trustees will let the
contract for the new pumping machinery
on Monday evening, September 70.
Miss Ruth Lemon and Mrs. Thomas +.
Mitchell are the guests Of w. B. Francis,
Of West Walnut street.
Mollie Taylor, of this city, who joined
the female base ball club that played here
last spring, has returned home. She re
ports that the manager skipped out leaving
| the girls with good bit due them in back
| salary. She says that she has been en-.
| gagged by q Chicago club, and viii leave
| for there in couple Of weeks.
/ Anon Paxton. of this city, Is willing e
| give John Stroble. OF Bellaire, three yards
in l00-yard foot race. and would Ike K