Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24
MARTINS FERRY.

Following are the persons designated TO
act as Judges and clerks OF elections In the
different wards aud Martins Ferry pre-
clint of Pease township, at the election on
November IA:
Martins Ferry Precinct-R. O'Beirne,
w. W. Woods, w. A. Steele, =: Ashton
Clerks-Wm. EllifritZ, j. j. Smith.
First ward-M. +. Bailey, r. 5. Stew
art, Dennis Callighan, E. j. A. Bremen.
Clerks-R B. Reineck, w. 7. Dixon.
Second ward. NJ. Henderson, James
Mccartney, David Paxton, Adam Wernlg
Clerks--R. F. Allender, Jos. Pennington.
Third ward-Wm. Davis, G. A. James,
Robert Hanson, Lewis Rothermund
Clerks-Geo. Reitz, G. 0. McSwords,
ATTEND st. Clairsville Fair Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, September 26th,
27th and 2Sth.
of Wheeling, came over yesterday and
turned over SAL to the Murphy fund,
which had been contributed by himself
| and his police and others. Following are
those subscribing:
S5OO-RObert T. McNichol.
$IO0-Geo. w. Gaus, w. B. Lukens,
! Nick Herbert. Aug. Myers, Thos, Trisch-
ler James Creighton, Rich Wilke, Barney
Moran, Albert Stump, Walter Terrill,
Paul Porter, JOS Daum, John West Rlch.
Donivan, VIM. Carney, John Desmond,
Jas Fitzgerald, Jas Menkemyer, Dan
O'Brien, Jacob Watson, James Driller,
John Devlin, Geo. Buch. John Ritz, Henry
Snider. p. j, Scally, Frank Rohrl, T. T.
Thouer, w. H. Fee, Geo. He'll, John w.
Kindleberger, G. T. Blanchard, Geo. 5.
Otte, Lewis Steenrod, John E. Sheehan,
cash.
Joseph Walters left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair.
w. H. Helfenbine is in West Liberty.
Frank Delhi of Woodstield is the guest OF
VIM. Dixon, Jr
Miss Laura Sayers Of Marietta. is the
guest of the family OF her uncle, Mr.. James
Shrodes of the First ward, also Mrs. j. w.
Shrodes and daughter Gertrude, Of Gravel
Bank, o., are the guests of the family.
Rev. Butts left yesterday for his new
charge at East Palestine, where be will
preach to-day. He will return and remove
his family TO that place the last Of this
week. Rev Pelley formerly Of the Pitts
burg Conference will preach at the M. E.
church, of this city, to-day.
There will be regular services at st.
Paups Church to-day, but none at the
Presbyterian.
The Board of Health was called to meet
last night.
Nellie Snodgrass, a daughter of George
Snodgrass of First street, is very low with
typhoid pneumonia.
Rev. Robbins, the new M. E. minister,
will remove his family here next week.
A number of our people will attend the
ST. Clairsville Fair next week, which
promises to be the best one ever held in
this county.
The debating Club at their meeting Fri
day night adopted a new constitution for
the society.
To-day Rev. Morse, of the Baptist
Church, will preach his farewell sermon,
and all old members and friends are cor
daily invited. He will leave with his
family for his new home at Circleville, o.,
next Thursday morning. Rev. Hartzog
and family will take possession OF the par
sonage on the same evening.
Mr.. Blumeuburg has taken several pic
lures Of the Y. NJ @. A. foot ball team.
The Association has adopted new plan in
the way Of prize A new $3.50 bicycle to
the member who will secure the largest
number of new members. The different
candidates for the prize are hustliug, and
it looks as II the membership may be
double what it Is now.
The coal hauers at their meeting Thurs
day evening passed new rule by which
all private consumers will be required TO
pay cash for all coal delivered. This plan
is necessary as the coal operators demand
the cash from the coal haulers as they get
the coal at the mines.
Cannot the City Council move a little
faster in the electric light matterl 1t is
now almost the first day Of October and
nothing done to hurry this matter through.
If the plant was commenced now IL would
be very near the holidays before we would
have lights in our town. The people ex
pect a move to be made in procuring light
as soon as possible. We have been TOO
long in the dark now.
Rev Samuel Boyd returned yesterday
from Huntington. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Gilmore have re-
turned from a visit down the river.
Rev. A. j. Trey, of Wheeling, will ad-
dress the o'clock meeting of the Y. NJ @.
A. this afternoon in Commercial Hall, his
subject being "a Wonderful Rescue"
Singing by male chorus and quartette.
DR. Carl Rust left yesterday TO spend
few days in Marietta.
+. NJ. Young the Toronto druggist was
in town yesterday.
Kenworthy Hoge, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
in the city yesterday.
Geo Collins, the G. 81 p. agent here,
will spend to-day with Toronto friends.
Marshal Westwood took Campbell, the
tramp, to the county jail yesterday to work
out his fine.