Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
MARTINS FERRY.

tee. Is votes. JOS Davidson, cemetery
rrustee. Is votes. Nathan Vale, council
man. IS votes. Second ward-Hipkins q,
Davidson so. Levi Bailey, for assessor, -;
Adam Warnig, for council, ~ Ihlru
ward-Hipkins 100. Davidson liz, assessor;
Isaac Moore ll3. The votes Tor the boaru
Of Education was as follows; flrst W wa a.
James Runyon IS, Baird 90, Lew SIaltn %,
MONTGOMERY 10, Snodgrass q second
yvard-Runyou %. Baird 80, Smith 6S,
Montgomery 40, Snodgrass 20. Third
ward-Runyon Is. Baird 40, Smith ~
Montgomery 20, Snodgrass A. TWO coun,
cilnea were TO be nominated IN the Ih!r1
ward. VIM. Davis 81, Chas. James 'o'
Tnos. Green r.
Yesterday was payday at the A5tna ana
Standard mills.
Rev. H. n. Campbell, pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church, left or weeks Visit
with relatives at Holidays Cove, yeSter-
dav, He will exchange pulpits WITH heV.
A. b. Marshall, of East Liverpool.
Mrs. :. Bell and son, Of Benwood, are
visiting relatives in this city.
The Charles Seabright estate viii De
sold at public sale Monday afternoon al
O'Clock. Sale will take place at the home
The suits of Sarah P. Morris and Aron
Black against the Terminal road for dam
ages. were withdrawn, the plalntlI5 pay
Row McMannus. OF Scotch Ridge, is able
to be out again after siege OF the mumps'
At the meeting Of the School Board II,
day night, no writing teacher was electeu
10 fill the place made vacant DV Tue IeSiS-
nation OF J. b. Nicely.
Cassins, the young SOC OF MIS-. GOuIrey'
is laid up with the mumps.
WIN. Toland, of Harrisville, was In town
yesterday on business.
Harvey Dickson, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday.
Geo. Tweedy purchased fine iron gray
horse and Shetland pony yesterday.
Frank Bassett better known IS beet
nose. - who was burnt so badly at the Bel
mont mill returned to the Wheeling Hos
pital TO have his hand operated on again.
Miss Matilda Richter who has been visit
ing relatives here since last October has
returned 10 her home in Cincinnati, ..
Miss Theodosa Eick OF the Heights IS
rapidly recovering from a siege of typhoid
fever.
The preliminary hearing of HentOn Toll
bert. who was arrested by Marshall West
wood on a warrant sworn on By colOred
woman by the name Of Sarah Bingham on
the charge of rape, was postponed TIL Mon
dav on account Of his attorney, VIM. Dix
on not being quite ready 10 20 on with the
case A plea OF mot guilty" Will be en-
tered. Jas. JQmison went his bond for
$500. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, Of Scotch Ridge,
expect TO entertain their son and daughter
from Wsles in about two months. Lhey
will sail on the steamer Majestic from Liv-
erpool about May /.
Miss Carrie Renard, who has been visit
IN honvillA for CeVeral
weellf. returned home last evening.
A stand pipe will be erected by the G. &
p for filing their engines tanks. The
water will be purchased from the city.
Services will be held in all the churches
to-day.
The many friends Of Miss Jennie May
wood were quite surprised TO learn OF ner
marriage to MIR. A. p. Meyers, oil Busl-
nessourg. Miss haywood is the daughter
OF John p haywood, formerly manager
of the St Clair Hotel.
Mrs. jennie Clark, of Wheeling, was
calling on friends in this city to-day.
L. :. Gallagher, formerly music teacher
in the public schools of this place, has
been selected for the next term oil school
{. G. Cochran and wife returned home
from several weeks visit with friends.
Miss Ella Inglebright entertained num-
her OF her friends at her home on Broad
way last evening.
Rev. A. B. Marshall will lead the Y. M.
@. a. meeting this afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. Marshall is an eloquent speaker. All
Young men are invited to attend.
Yesterday afternoon Alex Napier. while
helping Mr. Bartholomew shoe vicious
horse. was severely bi.ten on the arm.
II. T.. Hammond and Jas. Nicols, or To
ledo: ii. G. Sample, of Chicago, and Roland
Theaker, OF Mt. Pleasant are Registered
at the ST Clair.
Mrs. VIM. Bone, Of Wellsburg, is at the
bedside of her brother, Officer Tom Bow
man. who is quite low with fever.
Spider Coss, Joe Garfield, VIM. Earl and
Charles Linder were the only occupants OF
the city hotel last evening.
Miss Murdock has returned TO her home
AZ Pleasant Grove, after pleasant visit
with her friend, Miss Myrtle DilworLh, at
the ST. Clair Hotel.
Mrs. K. b. Reinock entertained number
Of her lady friends q: one o'clock luncheon
yesterday.
Louis Prick has broken ground for his
new business building, on the corner OF
jefferson and Fourth streets.
Mrs. Homer Henderson returned TO her
home at Pittsburg, after pleasant visit
with her parents and friends.
Fred Jones has put in the fire alarm at
McCue's livery stable. IL was purchased
bv su description for the fire ladies at a cost
OF S25.
Willard Kidder, of Terre Haute, Ind, is
in the CITY, the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
O. Il. Wood, Oh North Fourth street
Mrs. Lon Ralney and daughter, Of
Wichita, KanS, arrived in the city on
Saturday, and are the guests OF relatives
and friends,
VIM. Prince, who has been quite low for
some time. was some better yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Bendall, Of Freeport o., is
in the city. the guest of Mrs. j. p. Crowel,
on Third street.
Mrs. Harry Eberline and family are in
the city visiting her parents, MIR. aud Mrs.
Conrad Long, on Washington street.
Robert Duff is spending Sunday with
friends In GAINESVILLE, o.
VIII Delaney aud wife were surprised
last evening by about twenty couples OF
their friends. They were equal to the &C
casioa, however. and a pleasant evening
was spent.
Mrs. W. B. Francis, who has been quite
i'll FOR some time, is improving.
SQUIRE Il. T. Howell, Of Bridgeport,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller gill leave tO-mor-
row for her home near Matamoras, O.
Dock Truax and Chss. Lunsford are en-
gagged in cutting the walnut trees OF the
lots on Fifteenth street, owned by L.
Spence.
Cotly Lestherwood has purchased very
fine blooded mare from some GAINESVILLE
parties.
Harry Robinson returned from st.
Clairsvine. where he has been recuperating
after severe sick spell.
Mrs VIM O'Neil. Of the Orchard, is
lying at the point OF death.
The article in yesterdays issue stating
that the Laughlin nail mill would stop in
definitely was q mistake, ana did not come
through the regular reporter. The facts
are that they have not got large stock on
hands and therefore not likely 10 stop for