Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17
MARTINS FERRY.

ing the Central School Supply Company,
of Chicago, is in the city.
The funeral of Mrs. Evan Davis, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel Milligan, will
take place to-day at two O'Clock from the
family residence on Jefferson street. This
is one of the saddest deaths that has oc-
Cured in this city for long time. She re-
tanned consciousness until just before the
last she sang the favorite hymn, safe IN
the Arms of Jesus.n The bereaved hus-
band and family have the sympathy OF the
community in the hour Of their sorrow.
Owing to the illness of Rev. Campbell
there will be no preaching at the Presby-
terrain Church to-day.
This evening at the M. E. Church, Mrs.
NJ. B. Potter, General Manager OF the w.
II. NJ, and Rev. Mrs. Oliver, OF Steuoen-
Vile, will conduct the services.
The gospel meeting of the Y. M. G. A.
for men will be held in Commercial Hall
this afternoon. Song service begins at
3 As o'clock, meeting at 4 o'clock. Music
will be furnished By the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Ladies' Quartette,
and Rev. F.. n. Lynch, Of Wheeling, viii
address the meeting.
Pinkey Mercer, of Moundsville, is here
to spend the Sabbath with his parents.
Attorney A. G. Lewis, of Steubenville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. w. Kuckuck has returned from
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs Hill, al
East Liverpool.
Miss Mary Eagleson IS spending tue
Sabbath at Portland.
The Riddle Bros, OF wheeling, nave
leased the Harrison store room for a plumb
ing shop.
H. Sheriden, of the Standard addition, is
veryin.
The Trains on the G. & p. railroad were
DELAYED Yesterday on account OF box car
Jumping the track at the Htna mill.
The "Black Thorn company are regis
tered at the St Clair Hotel
The Health Officer is making general
kick about cow stables and other nulsances
in the city. He saws they will have to go.
The funeral of Miss Della Kerby took
place Yesterday morning from the residence
of Mr.. Grant Hathaway, Of Second street.
Rev. Moore conducted the services, the
interment taking place at Riverview Gene
terry.
The new assessors are making their visits
among our people inquiring after the
amount of their wealth.
Charlie Bellville, who was accidentally
shot several weeks ago while hunting, Is
almost able TO get aroung again.
Sam Pickens, while coming TO town yes
terday, had his team TO scare while w. ~
l.. T.. train was passing him, throwing the
wagon and occupants over the hill, out lor-
tunately no one was badly hurt.
Charlie Mcguire entertained number
of his friends at his home, on Monroe
street, Friday evening, in honor OF his
seventeenth birthday, and all present re-
port splendid time.
Dr. win Hall and Roberr Blackford,
who have been very i'll for some time with
typhoid fever, were able TO be on the street
yesterday afternoon.
Dr. Boals will open his dental rooms. In
the Gray building some time this coming
week.
Beech Hill School, of which Mr.. George
McConehey is the teacher will give din
ner and entertainment TO their friends on
next Friday, the last day Of the school.
Robert Duff is visiting friends at Barnes
vile.
General Agent J. E. Terry, of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie railroad, was IN the city
on business yesterday.
The Macnnerchor Singing Society OF this
city will give a grand concert and bal! to-
morrow evening at their hall, on Washing
ton street. Falloure's orchestra will FUR
nish the music.
Joel Hobensack, the brick mason OF the
Standard mill, and ODE Davis, OF the an
healing department, went TO Irondale yes
terday to see about the construction OF some
furnaces there.
Unity Council No. II, o. U. A. NJ. &C
cepted an invitation to attend social and
entertainment given by the Bridgeport
Council last night, and number went
down, taking their wives with them.
The Republican Central Committee will
meet at ST. Clairsville Tuesday TO select
thirteen delegates to the State Convention.
Joseph j. Sullivan, in the Black Thorn,
gave excellent satisfaction last night at the
Opera House,
The Union Cornet Band will give their
second grand concert at the Opera House
on next Wednesday evening, and have ar
ranged an excellent programme, in which
might be mentioned a flute solo by JONAH
Huml, clarinet solo by Prof j. II. Meis-
ter, tuba solo, with variations, by Elmer
Applegarth, the Lone Star Quartette,
vocal solo by Lou Englemeyer, ana an adj
dress by the Hon. Albert Harris. They
will give an open ar concertin front OF the
Opera House the evening Of the entertain
ment
Passengers for Anderson, Muncie and
Marion, Indiana, will find the wheeling
and Lake Erie Railway a snort and quick
route.
In Remembrance of Little Oracle,
Daughter Of Albert and Ella Graham, who died
while on a visit to her aunt, on February ~
1899. at Greensburg, Pa.
There's dear little mound by the willow,
Where I wander at evening and weep;
There's a loved vacant spot on my pillow
Where a dear little head used to sleep.
Do dream when in sleep behold her,
With beauty all new and divine
When so close to my arm ! entold her
And feel her warm lips upon mine
Do dream when in thoughts | can hear her
Asking me softly to sit by her side
Or to please take her up and rock her,
For she is both sleepy and tired:
Dear little Oracle, we miss you,
And our hearts heave many sigh,
But God in his love has told us
We shall meet you again on high.
BY COUSIN GRACE.