Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
!. A.. n,aat Of her friend. Miss Carrie

ferday the guest OF her friend, MISS Carrle
Cattell, on North Fourth street.
Work on the Episcopal church will be
,esumed as soon as the weather will per
NIT. Bishop Boyd Vincent. who was IN
Martins Ferry some time ago, says this IS
the finest church, internally and external
ly. ne ever saw for the cost. The congre-
cation ia proud of it. Many visitors IN
Martins Ferry lately have been snxious
70 see this ediice, having heard much
about it. A rector will be sent here about
the timeit is completed. Service is at pres
ent held in the Commercial Hall
The petition for pardon of George Ar
baugh and Frank SOuders from the Ohio
Penitentiary were not acted upon by the
State Board of PardOns at its meeting last
week.
Jesse Jones, assistant principal OF the
public schools, is down on the programme
for paper to be entitled, EASY Expert
ments in Chemistry" at the third quarter
" meeting of the Belmont County Teach
ers' Association, to be held at JacObsburg
on April 9th.
Peter Ferrang has purchased tbs proper
ty of the heirs of William Hogue, deeeas-
ed in the Garden Spot.
Roy Rainey, of Cleveland, is the guest
of his aunt, Miss Lizzie Rainey.
The Union COrnet Band of E.naville,
will, during the coming summer, wear d
white canvas uniform, instead OF their
heavy blue cloth regulation suits.
To-day is communion day at the .. P.
Church. Rev. A. E. BrOwnville will con-
duct the services.
Mrs. Neuhardt was taken yesterday
with a very severe paralytic stroke. She
is in critical condition.
Quite a number of the boys took 10
Steubanville last night, taking advantage
Of the G. & P. FOWL train" This train
will soon become popular with those who
cara to spend few hours out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NorthwoOd and
Mr. Percy Beaumont Left yesterday for Co
lumbus, Ohio. They will 90 to Spring
field, Ohio, on Monday where Mr.. Beau
mont will be married on Tuesday to Miss
Laura Dillo7. Miss Dillon formerly lived
on the Island
Mrs. J. ". Lane is still in a critical con-
dition and hopes for her recovery are
abandoned.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Myers are at PascO
spending Sunday with Mrs. Myers pa
rents.
Superintendent Sparks and the Geology
class spent yesterday among the rocks
from the tunnels and grades on the W. d
L E Railway.
To-day special Easter service will be
held in the NJ. E. aud Presbyterian
Churches In the afternoon missionary
meeting will be held in the NJ. E Church
Bick Sheppard and HALEY Woods skated
a race at the Lsfay cite Rink last night
Rev. A. Jordaa, of Adamsville, will
preach at she Baptist Church to-day, morn
ing and evening.
Capt L. W. Inglebright will soon put
packet in the Wheeling and Martins Fer
ry trade.
The Ladies' Relief Corps gave festival
in Commercial Hail. last night
The practice of laying out poison to kill
dogs, is as perniciOus as it is cruel. The
evil effect of such work was demonstrated
yesterday, by valuable COW OF Will Con-
nelly, the Expressmsn, eating some poison
evidently placed for dog. The COW was
not expected to live last night, and be-
sides the poor beast dying a horrible
death, Connolly loses the value of $50 90
A petition has been prepared, to be pre-
scented to Council at the next meeting,
asking that the necessary steps be taken to
pave Hanover street on the assessment
plan. Several members of Council have
expressed their intention to boost the mat
ter and we may possibly expect to see
paved thoroughfsre in this city by next
fall. This is the right spirit, and such
improvements always tend to make
town despite the tendency to break few
individuals
Mrs. Capt Ed. Muhlman, of the leland,
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
Mrs. Harry E6erlein spent yesterday
with her mother Mrs. G. Long.
Geo. Bartholomew, of Bridgeport, was
the guest of his son here last evening.