Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
MARTINS FERRY.

The Prohibltionists meet on Monday
night and nominate the following ticket
for city Offices: For Council, First
ward, ~. H. Wo0d Second ward, Al
bert O.. Shaver; Third ward, Ross Barr
and Fred Jones. School Board, DR.. d.
w. Darrah. II. Chew and Joe LaRue.
For Assessors, First ward, A. u. Camp
bell: Second ward, Harry McMullen;
Third ward. Frank Duff. Water Works
Trustee Robert R. Kerr; Cemetery Trus-
tee, Jas. Miskeil
Richard O'Beruie was somewhat sur
prsed the other evening when return
ing home from Lodge 20 find his house
full of people. an friends Of his who
seemed TO be enjoying themselves I'M
menSely, but he soon Joined them and
things were kept lively until the wee
small hours drove them home.
The oil tank to used at the Langhlin
Mill we'll arrived yesterday morning
aud was put up in the afternoon.
Everything Is almost ready 20 COM
mence draining the casing preparatory
70 shooting the well.
Spence, Baggs & Co. expect to stake
oil ground for new warerOOm and Of
fee to-day on Second street, close 20
the Terminal bridge. The building is
10 be three stories high as we'll as
handsome structure.
Harry Geer, who had his foot hurt
about two years ago at Spence's ma
chine shop, from which he has suffered
ever since, had an operation performed
on &c Monday by Or. ,. ID. Hobensack.
WANrED-A man and wife. Man 20
work In garden OF on farm. Wife TO run
or keep q small boarding house. En-
Ouire Of A. Il. Ong, Martins Ferry, or
o. b. Ong, Dilonvale, ..
John Henderson, the hardware mer-
chant on Hanover street. has purchased
the building in which his businee is To-
Gated from Cattel & Co. Consideration
unknown.
Misses Anna Devaney and Kate
Carey, who have been the guests OF Miss
Julia McD0nOugh for tue past two
weeks, left yesterday for Pittsburg.
James Richardson, formerly of this
city, stopped over from Monday 20
Tuesday afternoon with friends while
en- route TO his home at Beverly.
ThOs Williams has sold out mis- place
OF business and fixtures to Bridgeport
parties, who expect % move 1t 20 that
city withina short time.
For Remit Business house on First
and Washing ton streets, opposite ferry
landing. Enquire of Miss Ann Duni-
gan. Martib's Ferry, 0.
p. NJ McD0nOugh VIM. LuptOn and
John Smith were in the Mcdonald oil
field yesterday looking after their in
terests 10 that locality.
VIM. Jump has purchased the D. B.
Mitchell property from the Fidelity
Savings and Loan Association, C0nSid-
GRAFTON, ST.
A. w. Kerr, secretary OF the Buckeye
Glass works. was ia PittSburg, Pa,
yesterday, In the interest Of that COM
pary.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Smith viii give
an at home on Friday, tho oath OF the
month, between the hours OF and 10
p. nj.
Louis smith sold his residence on
North Fifth street, Monday, to William
Albright; consideration, 2,350-
Miss Bertha Hampton, from near
bmertOn. O.. is in the city the guest OF
Ger sister, Mrs. A. A. Nanpelt.
J. T. and $ b. Boyle, Of Mcdonald
Were in the city, yesterday, % look
latter the Laughlin OH well.
Mrs. T. Wicker. OF Kansas City, is
visiting her sister, Miss Lizzie Wiley,
on South Thirtieth street.
Miss Emma Gillespie, Of Portland
Station, was in this city yesterday visit
ing friends and relatives.
Sames Gather, OF the ElsOn glass
works. left yesterday for Rochester, Pa,
on business.
G. A. Sharp and S. S. Bott were reg
istered az the St. Clair Hotel yester-
day.
The large plate glass has been put in
place in the Shreve's Hervey building.
]. B. McMechan, Of St. Clairsville,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Smith, extra agent OF the G. & p.
r. r., was in the city yesterday.
j. T. HOdgen, Of Portland, passed
through the city yesterday.
There is . case Of diptheria on Fifth
street.