Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-01
MARTINS FERRY.

There will DO money for sale at q nom
inal premium on next Saturday night by
the Industry Building Association. \
Tomorrow is election day, and have
you decided who will receive your suffrage?
Ii you have not perhaps the perusa! of the
following few lines will help you. There
are two city tickets in the field. The Re-
publican tickr: ~ headed for Mayor by NJ.
c. Mitchell. Mr.. Mitchell is a gentleman
perhaps 45 years Of eye. lie served the
city in the same capacity during seven
years prior to the last term while Theo.
Kellar hel I the office. lie is beyond doubt
thoroughly practical and competent. On
the citizens tickle for Mayor appears the
name of J. w. Buckingham. Mr. Buck
iugham is also a Republican, and was
nominated by reclamation In the citizens
primary election. He is an honest, up
right man, and a consistent member of the
NJ. T. church. He has held the Office be-
fore, and must he admitted to be cOmpe-
tent, careful and judiciOus.
The other candidates are as the heads OF
their t!ckets, honest, capable and efficient
men. The voters of Martins Ferry have a
good list 10 choose from.
Souders & HeatOu have inst completed a
fine new ice wagon for Mr.. ShOoer, the ice
man. The new wagon 10 q beauty aud
demonstrates that wagons of any descrip.
ton can be huilt right here at home as
cheaply and of as good appearance as any
where.
Governor Foraker has promised to de-
liver q memorial address in this city on
Decoration Day. The G. A. K. is TO he
congratulated upon being able TO secure
such o notable parsonage for the occasion.
Ga tomorrow evening a grand ball will
be given in Ulrich's Hall by Messrs.
Henry Ulrich and II &. Clarke. Meis-
ter's orchestra will furnish the music.
Mr.. b NJ. Becker, of stilsnsvlIe, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Roger Ashton is quite i'll at her
home in the Standard addition.
JAMES A. B1yleSs is an Independent
candidate for council in the Second Ward.
The association formed by the members
of the G.. A. K. for the purpose Of building
a monument TO be placed in Riveryiew
Cemetery ia one that should be fostered
aud visited by all out people. A monu
ment would tand to improve the appear
ance of the Cemetery wonderfully, and
would he q credit to the city.
Miss Clara COgsgTeve, Of New London,
O., is the guest OF friends in the Garden
Spot.
Mrs. Peter Beszal is convalascent
Rev. ". s. Campbell will conduct Easter
z.x..n. -. G. D.pl'a Enf1rAnal Mtoa,nn
Chapel NJ 3:l5 p. NJ. to-day. The room
has been nicely decorated with ported
plants, and a fine musical programme has
been Arranged.
Aaron Black has opened anew grocery at
the corner of Fifth and Walnut streets.
Ex-Police Officer Daddy Williams lost a
fine canary bird yesterday.
Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday,
April /, by the paster, Rev. J. T. Brad
ford. Morning subject, THE Character of
the True Church; Sunday evening,
"Christ's Specisl Mission" The public
are cordially invited 10 come and hear
these subjects discussed.
4 fair and festival will be given in La
fayette Hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings next.
Mrs. Til HusSIns Ia seriously Ill.
William Collins, of jamestown, Pa, is
the guest OF friends IN the city.
Mrs. j. W. Darrah is in Washington
county, Pa.
Miss Jennie haywood will open the
Glendale public school tomorrow.
Hugh Pickens was married 10 Miss Dem
MS on Wednesday laat The ceremony
was perfsEmed at the hCuse Of the brides
parents, in the presence Of a large assem-
blsge OF friends.
The Ferry View public school closed on
Friday till April Goth. Mr.. Ross McGlen,
the teacher, treated the pupils to a rare
treat Of candies, SC.
Mr.. Thomas Cow has sold his dairy bus
mess and trade to John Scarlat.
Mr.. Albert McGlenn, of Youngstown, Is
the guest of his father, Edward McGlenn.
The district school at steel's will close
in three weeks with the annual exhibition.
These exhibitions have long bssn "a en-