Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-04
MARTIN'S FERRY.

! The funeral of Joel Wood took place
Yesterday afternoon at , o'clock from his
! late residence in the Grove There was a
! large gathering at the services, Revs. Win
! ters BOYD, and Jacob Maule presiding
| over the services. A sheaf Of ripened wheat
| constituted the floral display which was in
| keeping with the well known wishes Of the
| deceased. The "Septegenarian Club" OF
which he was member, acted as pail bear
Riverview Cemetery.
Constable VIM. Moore sold the boiler
engine and tools of the Glenn Run Oil
! Company, to satisfy claim Of Mr.. John
| Potts, yesterday. They were bid in by
| Mr.. George Powell and Mr. John Coch-
ran. The Constable also levied on the
/ casing and other articles, to satisfy other
/ claims.
The old Council met last night and after
winding up its business, adjourned sine
die. The new members and the Mayor
elect were sworn it, but failed to organize,
! on account of their inability 10 agree upon
a President. The Mayor did not name the
new members of the police force.
Parvin Wright OF Indianapolis, was on
the wrecked train on the Panhandle at
| Scio yesterday morning and was knocked
senseless. He was coming here to attend
the funeral of the late Joel Wood and is
the quest Of Joseph Waters
Mrs. Martha Pastors, lady 50 years old,
was struck by a train on the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad yesterday afternoon,
near Tiltonville, and fatally hurt she
was walking on;the track al the tlme ana
did not hear the train.
The funeral of the late Joseph Flnney
took place yesterday morning and was
I Id Mnrea nffiptniQfRn
at the services and the remains were laid in
their last resting place in Scotch Ridge
Cemetery.
Henry Bnrkle is erecting new addition
to his place of business TO be occupied as a
barber shop, which enterprise will be
greatly appreciated by the people OF the
Orchard, as they have no barber shop in
that part of the city.
DR.. b. o. Williams was 10 leave on the
late train last evening over the b. q ..
for Cincinnati 10 attend as delegate from
this county, the State Medical Association.
Chas. A. James is the delegate selected
by Mountain City Lodge A. A. Of /. & 5.
w. to represent them at the Pittsburg con-
vention in June.
The members of the Martins Ferry
Alumni Association will meet at the Cen
trail school building this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
The water mains are being distributed
along Catawba street. Contractor Hlb-
berd will commence laying them immedi-
ately.
Felix McCabe was run in by Officer Och
Yesterday as a plain everyday drunk He
will be up before Mayor Harris this morn
ing.
Miss Maggie Devault, WHO'S recovering
from long siege of typhoid fever, was
able to be on the streets yesterday.
For SALE CHEAP-Three room house
and two lots in IEtnaville. Inquire at
Mike Miller's, Etnaville, o.
James Ralston went to May nard yester-
dav to organize lodge of Jr. Order Of
American Mechanics.
Norvile Hood is making some changes in
his place of business which adds greatly 70
its appearance.
Howard Griffith has returned TO Pitts
burg after spending week with Martin s
Ferry friends.
Charles Paul. formerly Of this city but
now of Mingo junction, was in the city
yesterday.
A great many of the telephone wires
were burnt out during Monday nights
storm.
James Under has gone into partnership
with Cal. Strauthers in the tonsorial bust
ness.
John c. Hayne has purchased the Elkins
property from r. O'Bernis.
Squire Henry Crawford, Of Bridgeport,
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Will Winters Of Andover is the
guest of his parents here.
J. S. Harrison, of GAINESVILLE, was IN
the city Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Ruth Wilson is visiting friends in
Bellaire.
Coughs, Hoarseness. Sore Throat, etc.
quickly relieved by BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs. They surpass all other preparation
in removing hoarseness and as 3 cough remedy
are pre-eminently the best