Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-07
MAETIN's FERRY.


/ George Twecdy &, Son have erected q
/ street lamp in front OF their Office, which is
J Il great attraction. We have not learned
/ whether an injunction will DO taken out to
/ keep them from lighting 10 or not.
Iuc loot call team will plty Che Stcuben-
/ vile tenn next Saturday, at this place
yesterday NOTICE was served by Attor-
/ ney u. ". Shrlver, "fCr himself and 9TH
! eIS as tax payers on tho CitV Solicitor
/ asking him TO cniOin Council from making
! any contract for lighting the city on the
grounds that there IS no money in tue light
| iGnc anu no provision made TO procure
/ amy. i secms if the people are destined
| 10 remain IN everlasting darkness, and
| some are wondering what tho community
/ ms done 10 have this curse put upon them
/ " % one wants to- blame any person for do
/ ing what he thinks is right and having it
/ done IN legal manner, but some have
| gone SO far IS 10 say 10 looks as II there is
considerable COutvariucrs in regard To the
matter and the people arc the sufferers for
! the nistaze OF few.
| Laston, the great base ball pitcher, who
! mas pltcled pal Tor number of tho crack
! cluOs, is here the guest of frieuus
.. II. Wood has gone 10 Terra Haute,
/ Ina, 10 visit relatives.
Yesterday was payday at the Laughlin
mil, E.son glass works and the Gaylord
coal works.
Robert Sterling, OF Deep Run, was here
yesterday on business.
Couuc Imam John Henderson is in Pitts
( burg on business.
Frank Dennis, OF Mt. Pleasant was in
/ town Yesterday ON business.
ltsv. >. =. Mettugly, who has been all
ing lot some time past, has gone East for
u short vacation.
ES-Couucilman David Llewellin is max
iuE some improvements in the way of
grading, etc, near his property.
thteen young ladies OF the Baptist Sun
Gay school, OF Clark . addition, met al the
residence OF Mr.. VIM. Coates, with Rev.
tarU1g and Mrs. ADOie CriDDen who
helped 10 organize the Mary X. Scott Mis-
sion Band. The story of THE Golden
BAND was r. al by Maggie Sapp. The
constitution OF the Society of the West
was adopted, except tho fourth article.
which was changed to read Ito pay
cents when we jOin,n and using white
boxes, TO he opened March LIST, 1894. The
election oil ohccrs then tool, place and tho
following candidates were elected: Presi-
dent, Matte Coates, Secretary, Lizzie
/ Ch.les; Treasurer, Maggie Sapp. a col
\ lection was taken up and then Mrs Grip
pen gave them talk on China and Mary
/ Is. SCOTS work in that PARKWAY country.
/ After singing several pieces and "a closing
/ prayer, they adjourned TO meet at Miss
Lizzie Chilcs' home i'm one week.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Jones took
place from the residence on South Broad
! way yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
] teacuers OF tho public school attended i'm 8
/ body Rev. Lewis conducted the service.
/ Inc lniermeut took place al the Peninsula
cemetery.
Probate Judge Talman, Of the county.
/ issued Sol marriage licenses last year.
Ino next farmers institute Will be held
on the 18th Of this month at ST. Glars
I Vile
haywood Forsythe, Of Blaine, was here
yesterday Ou business.
Protractcd meeting IS being held az the
A. NJ. h.. church.
Martins Ferry water rents will be due
january lst. Ten per coat discount will
be- allowed II paid on or before January 10.
after which time the water Will be shut OF
if not paid.
j. S. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Vim. Davis. of this city, who recently
o.e1, insured his life for So 900 in the
iIicl.Enu Mutual on the 2Sth day Of last
| April The Company have promptly paid
ine claim through their General Agent y
j.. Robinson, OF Wheeling. and Mrs. Davis
VIII receive check for Three THOJsAND
/ DOLLARS Monday morning.
! Belmont City Lodge. $50. 29l, J. O. o. r..
Wil h.i public installation OF officers
lrrs Faaad McAnluch. OF the Third
ward, ls very low with typhoid foyer
Ine Liera' .ro OF The s.. Al g. a. was
y. b.. LaEue viii address the y. vi. O..
IS. meeting tul. afternoon.
S number OF our citizens will tnko adj
F1uiap. Uf the low rates and take iu tho
/ inauguration OF Gov. Mck IuIrv.
r. d. 5tuDeer OF Portland was fra town
yesterday
Luther Lewis leaves to-day FOR Colun.
ole. %.
rs. Uoee oad son, clayton, wero 10 tho
city yesterday
Miss Clara Malcrs. OF Pleasant Grove.
w calling ou friends yesterday.
smith huut, OF COicraiu, was here yes
] trrlrr
Patsy Mullen win attend the inau2ura.
tIon oE.rs sol. at Columbus.
dHu. ~. Cope. Esq, OF C0lcrain, was
among ~. friends hcic vo tcrday.
la. BlaeE.ord, Ol the Arrs. isl on the sick
Ust
a couple OF mon calico ~ Tweedy's liv.
cry -iat.c yesterday morning about three
/ O'CLOCK aul told Car. EIDcrt vino answered
ta. coils .HaI tbcy wanted surrey Bic
refused 'o D.. them have the team ~ they
Fe strangers They ta0l uade Gn at
tempt IA. r.1 IIm, p.luIg tneir rcvoIvers.
tut Io made an ouiCrv, which frightened
chem away. Ilero ls uOCIue as so who TIE
men were.
At. sr. ,rtut's
Trt Sunday after Epiphany FpisUe
n. Paul t0 tlo Romano, xn., G. GOSPEL
81. IIEn, ... a. ~. Masses during tlo
coming wocs Will Do at 0'cIoca. Beue.
dIU..u OF tlc blessed sacrament FRIDAY
evening % O'Clock. Next Sunday after
noon t..re w.ll be- meeting of Married
McI and Nomcns nCdalty 20 che usual
hour
Read Geo D. sufoi q CO.'S special Fur
tats nr this morning.