Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
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MARTINS FERRY.
Mrs. Harry Eberlin returned TO ner
home in Bellaire Yesterday after pleasant
visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Long, Of Washington street.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. ADDISON
Coss was buried yesterday afternoon. Inc
interment taking place at Rlvervlew Gem
etery. .;,,
be held in Commercial Han thls aIternoOn
at o'clock. ,-,.-
haywood Forsytne was III JUG 0A'S SSS
terday on business.
Miss Julia +. Groby, of Bellaire was IN
the CITY a few hours yesterday.
Mrs. Dave Fisher, Of the t1rst waru, IS
visiting at Beaver Fall, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Single, formerly OF
This city but now of WellsDurg, are the
guests Of friends here.
John NJ Turner is in Uhrichsville the
guest OF his old friend Harry Rhoades.
Several of cur citizens who are lovers OF
Inst horses are talking OF leasing piece OF
ground in the First ward ana building
first class race track. Itwould cost out
tribe il a number Of our owners OF Iast
stock will only take hold.
The Laughlin mill will be on in full to-
morrow except the twenty-penny machines.
Yesterday was pay day al the establish
ment.
The boiling department OF the Etna mill
goes on tomorrow morning.
The school teachers seem to nave
mania to serve the people this coming elec-
ZION as Recorder of the county. There are
some six or eight after the nomination,
among whom we can mention 7. Z. Harris,
who IS now County Examiner; b. L.
Barnes and John Osher, OF Warren town.
ship.
in the Parker building, on the corner OF
Hanover street and Railroad. All KINDS
of smoked meats and lard, besides the eX-
cellent line Of fresh meats that l always
have handled will be found there.
ALEX. REITHMILLER.
In the case of the Trustees Of the Second
NJ r. Church against the Martins Ferry
Terminal Railroad, the Judge overruIed
tbe demurrer and the case will now be ready
for hearing.
Deputy Revenue Collector Dean was in
ST. Clairsville yesterday.
An infant Of Mr. and Mrs John McBur-
new. of the Orchard, died suddenly yester-
day morning. -
Yesterday afternoon a boy about IA years
old bv the name of Davis had his hand
caught in the scrap shears at the <Etna
mill and had il almost amputated. He was
taken 10 mis- home in the Standard addi-
ton and DR.. Shuttleworth was summoned,
who did all he could to relieve the little
sufferer. II was a very bad accident
The Laughlin mill shipped 1900 kegs OF
nails on the steamer Congo yesterday.
Mrs. Charles King, of NewlaRd's addi-
ton. still continues very i'll with the
The trial Of criminal cases come up be-
fore the Common Pleas Court next week.
There was skating at the rink last
night
Miss Agnes Devault was reported as no
better yesterday. nv,
liam Lipphardt, who has been so Ill from
serious attack Of pneumonia, was reported
10 be in a critical condition last night.
Thomas Hyett and Miss Dora Shockley
were married Thursday evening at the NJ.
L. parsonage by Rev. /. =. Winter.
The travel on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad to and from this city is quite
heavy on Saturdays.
The fence Of the c. & p. railroad, which
IS such an ornament TO the looks OF our
CITY. was knocked down in some places be-
low Hanover street, but was put up again
bv the section boss and his men.
II this weather continues little longer
we think that all property holders will be
willing 10 have the streets paved IN front
OF their property to get out OF the mud:
The following is the valuation Of Mar
tins Ferry's taxable property, as shown
upon the tax duplicate; Lots, g, "a, 30;
personal. 1856, S21; total, 81, ,23I. Thisls
f,,er 70 the valuation Of lSgl-
Mrs. Charles Helling is spending Sun
dav at New Athens with her son and
daughter, who are attending Franklin Col
lege there.
Hamilton Blackford left yesterday over
the Wheeling and Lake Erie for West La
favette 70 spend few weeks with his
brother. Rev John Blackforc.
Miss Sallie Miller gave reception Fri
dav evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank link, at her home on Third street.
An elegant time was had by all present.
The firm Of Belts & Stewart, who COM
menced the manufacture OF soft drinks in
the city, has been dissolved, Mr.. Stewart
retiring from the firm.
Tomorrow the Township Trustees meet
AZ O'Clock in the afternoon to make their
annual settlement with the Treasurer and
Supervisors.
Geo. Tweedy has yielded to the request
NJ his friends TO be candidate for the NOM
ination for member OF the Board Of Educa-
ton.
The rlassworkers' reception at the Y.
Nc. A. rooms, last night, was well at
tended and greatly enjoyed by those that
were there
Rev. Morse, of the Baptist Church, will
continue the evangelistic meetings at the
Opera House tomorrow evening. Song
slips will be passed around.
John w. Crooks, OF Martins Ferry, will
be q candidate for the nomination for
Township Clerk, subject to the Republi-
can convention, next Saturday, aud solicits
the support of his friends.
Al the entertainment at the Opera House
last night, Miss Maggie Moore received the
prize for being the prettiest lady in the
house, and Myles Strickland the prize for
the homeliest man.
Jacob Venum is a candidate for Asses
sor in the First ward.
Democratic primaries will be held on the
evening OF the 10Th inst, instead of the
18th. \ mass meeting will be held for the
purpose Of selecting ticket
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.