Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-12
MARTINS FERRY.

The spring election takes place just
seven weeks from tomorrow, and there Is
no talk Of who the different candidates
will be. There is one Township Trustee,
a member of the Water Board, three menu
bers of the School Board, three Council
men and several road supervisors to elect;
All these places should DC filled with GOOD
responsible men, regardless Of politics.
David Vennum purchased the property
of Andy Taylor, on North Filth street.
Price, 500
Senator Wilbur Nichols, of this district,
addressed the Harrison County Farmers
Institute at CadiZ last night
Quite number of our people went TO
Wheeling last evening 70 see Roland Reed
j.. T. Hanes has brought suit against the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Company
for 81, 400.
Charles Shipman, Brock Brown and
Dennis Dorsey left yesterday over the G.
& r. railroad for Marion, Ind, where
they have accepted positions in glass fac
tory.
If you want bargains in carpets, oilcloth,
blankets, comforts, feathers, pillows and
holsters call at Henry Jacobs, corner OF
Twelfth and Main streets. On account OF
removal he is selling at cost prices this
week.
At this term of Court there are two suits
against the city-one brought by j. Y.
Patterson for s, 900 damages for injuries
received, and one by Bridgeport for breach
Of contract. Besides these two suits there
are several injunction snits, besides several
other minor suits. We also have no llght,
and it begins TO look as If 1t is doubtful II
we ever will have any. Our streets are IN
a horrible condition, and our street fund is
LII etf n
are not happy.
Fred. Krekel is down from Brilliant to
spend Sunday with his family.
j. e.. Hogue, Of Mount Pleasant, was the
guest of his brother Ernest yesterday.
Charles A. Loder in "Oh, W hat Night"
will be the attraction at the Opera House
in this city on next Tuesday evening.
The Odd Fellows festival at the M9n-
nerchor Hall last night proved to be a sue
cess in every particular
The Myrtle Fishing Club have purchased
an elegant large boathouse, which contains
nine rooms. They claim it is one Of the
finest along the river.
The electric cars were running on pretty
good time on this side of the river yester-
day.
Early Yesterday morning W. @. Hymes
heard noise in his chicken coop and he
called in the assistance of Officers Neal
and Och, who made raid upon the coop
and discovered pet coon, belonging to j.
w. Lane, raising q disturbance with the
feathered flock. His coonship was soon
dispatched.
Bob Hatch, who has been down with the
typhoid fever for several months, is i'm
proved so much that he is able TO sit up.
Nate Vail has purchased a fine draught
horse, weighing LOO pounds, which is
pronounced one Of the largest horses in
this neighborhood.
Several OF our boys intend to take in the
Washington trip to the inauguration Some
will go with the w. L. Wilson Tariff
Students, of Wheeling.
Superintendent Mannix has decided not
TO attend the meeting of the National AS
sociation Of Superintendent which will be
held in Boston February 2lst.
Measles have made serious inroads upon
the attendance in the Primary Department
of the schools.
There will be special solo and quartette
singing at the 4 o'clock Y. NJ. e. A. meeting
today. DR.. Hail will lead the meeting.
There will be no services at st. Paul's
Episcopal church on account OF the illness
of the rector.
Mrs Rose Williams whose arrest caused
quite a commOtion in the Third ward, the
charge being keeping house Of illfame
was found not guilty by the grand jury.
At the general meeting of the school
teachers Friday they passed appropriate
resolutions regarding the death OF Mrs.
Caren bauer.
The High School boys have secured per-
mission from the Construction Company
TO have the use of their electric wires to
put in a telegraph system. The boys COM
menced TO make connections Yesterday.
The line will extend from Abram Lash's,
on the Mill in the back of the Third ward,
to Main street. ia the First ward, with six
connections with the main.
The Laughlin mill was off yesterday on
account of shortage of nail plate.
George Theaker, Of Colerain, was in the
city yesterday on business.
The Buckeye Glass Works will be on to-
morrow.
There are twenty-seven divorce case
filed on the Common Pleas Court docket
this term of court
Mrs John 9. Hofer, OF Bellaire, was Wis
iting friends here yesterday.
r. A. Ring, Of Deep Run, was here on
business yesterday.
Senator Nicols passed through town yes
terday.
The funeral Of little Lizzie Kraatz takes
place tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock.
lnterment at Riverview Cemetery.
Harry Geer and Charles Downey are
pen ding Sunday in Pittsourg.
On Friday evening the St Cecilia Must
cal Circle, of St. Mary's School, rendered
the following programme, at the home Of
Miss Ella kyne, who is president OF the
club. There were about twenty-five cou-
pies present. Refreshments were served
at ten o'clock. AS this was their first
meeting Rev. Mattlngly expressed the hope
that the future would crown their success,
ana they bade the hostess reluctant good
night.
PROGRAM.
Song-"Od Folks at Home" ...... .Chorps
"Siyery Waves ............... ...... Miss NJ WEIGH
Song-"Wh hen the Pansies are Blooming
Again ........... Miss NJ. O'Conneu
Instrumental Piece. ...... MISS T. ilneling
Sonatlne ... ......s' .-.- ....h MISS u Elck
Song Jannita" Misses E. Kyne and
..G hcCabe
Tiger Lily Waltz .....-......Miss L. Schrtnhsch
Gypsy COunteSs.....-........... Miss NJ. hullaney
sTail Away" Misses J. McDonough. G. McCabe
whats Your Name, Where Do You Live:"
Spanishish Fandsugo-Guitar-M G. McCabe
pau sy .........MlsS j. AcDonough
Hymn to the Sacred Heart ..........
SUNDAY AND THE COMING WEEK AT ST
MARYS.
To-day is Quingreagesima Sunday. Ep.
LIST. 10 Cor. lS: l-lS. Gospel ST. Luke IS
31-43 tbs the Sunday before Lent. Mou-
day will be feast Of ST. Gregory, the