Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
NEw MARTINsvILLE.

NEW NA8TISSVILLE-
New MARTINsvuLE. March 1S.-Our an
nual municipal election VIII De held on
Monday, Aprl Bird. The following arc the
candidates selected or the different par
tieS. I. license ticzet-For Mav0r. ". ".
Selby: for Recorder, JAS. j.. Dung; Tor
Councilmeu, Is. NJ. WEIGH, jacob h0ontz;
j. n WYATT. - j. Robinson, ana Foster
Leav. Auti-Liceuse ticzet-For Mayor.
Chas. W. Barr.ck; for Recorder, Lew
Tucker; for COuuclme0, Jos. Harmon
Mont Burrows Lev. Berger, NJ 3. PottS,
and ID. n. M0nCald.
A Young Peoples Prayer Aeeung Vas
organized Friday evening in too 81. j..
Church. south Meetings VIII be held
every Friday evening no O'Clock, az inc
same piece. TO is meeting of the young
people, for tho young people, ana oy the
young people. ~
Miss Vsudela NarDum, OF New Aorh,
will give several lectures on the subject o.
temperance at the Court House m the
week preceding April 3rd. 10 WI. oe re-
rrer,bsred thar Miss Varnum Is the lady
who made such an Interesting address on
the subject 10 the Court House one even
ING last fall. We hope that large au-
dience Will greet her each evening mat
she lectures.
A Democratic medal contest will be held
on Friday evening. March 20 IN me ~. j..
Cburca. South. AN she participants IN
thecoutest are good speakers, ana VIII, no
doub,. deliver their addresses in very
cre5itab'e manner We understand that
small admission fee 10 and - cents Will
be charged those desiring % witness the
contest.
Col lie Case Pratt, General Manager Of
the Keelev Institute Company or west
Virginia. delivered a very interesting lee
ture on .'Heclcyism' az the NJ b. church,
Friday evening The Colonel IS a good
sneaker. aud was greeted by quite large
audience.
Miss Jennie NcQuOWn returned home
this week. after 81 very pleasant Visit 10 re-
latives In RCveDswOOt.
Miss Georgia CLARK and Master Lee
Koontz will entertain quite number or
their Young friends this saturday evening
at the Lomeof Mr. Jacob kOontz, on Wash
tngtOn street
omen UP in the wager building ao0ut the
25d inst. The building is. 40 present, re-
ceivinc o complete Overhauing, and new
coudUers ana shelving Being placed in posi-
ton.
n. w. Dulaney, Esq, County Superin-
tendent OF Schools, is n town to-day.
Jacob KOontz. OF the firm CT koontz &
Phillips, is i'm Wheeling this week in the
interest Of the firm.
j. ). McCGskey, Esq, is at Little Wash
ington. Pa. this week on business.
judge r. r. Jacobs win leave Monday
for D0ddridge county, where be Will hold a
term OF Court.
A. 4. Morris, Esq, On attorney OF Halls
Minis, this county, ls here tO-uay on pro-
fessiOrCl business.
Mrs. *. II. Richardson ard son, Homer,
lett Friday morning on tho steamer Congo
for Pittsourg, where they Will make an eG-
tended visit 90 friends.
81. F.. Dryden, ESQ, Of Wheeling was
here FRIDAY on professional business.
Mrs Sarah Len5ard, OF Hannibal, Ohio,
was the guest OF friends here the latter
part Of this week.
Mrs. q. G.. Eisaubarth and Mrs f. E.
Eisanbarth were the guests Of Sistersville
friends Monday
James II. Frame, Of Sistersyllle, was
here TuSs38v SO business
Austin smith, salesman or the lumoer
frFTOf Sweeney Eros. * Co, Of Pittsburg,
lcft Monday for that place. We under
stand that he Will remain there for some
time.
Mrs. George Grail visited friends in
ClaringtOu, Ohio, SUNDAY last
Mr.. and Airs w. MEG. Hall are the
guests OF relatives at W Wheeling this week
John Martin and Miss Lena Umstead
j.
prof ID. W. Shields attended the meet
ing OF the Round Table &c Wheeling, Fri
cay evening.
J.W. Newman. Esq, leaves this evening
for Lity.etOn On a business trip.
Prof Brent Shr.ycr is at Proctor today
on Gus ness.
Fores. Lowther is visiting his sister
Anna. at BGUcCursviuo, WA, this week.
90 10 g ra r..n IHEa|r rH
cred TWO sermons 40 Proctor last sunday
Mrs. Godfrey Nuhieman and Miss SADIE
Lenkavd were calling on relatives here
Monday
col NJ. Y. Ober was at Wheeling on
business last Monday.
Friend Cox, clerk of the penitentiary az
MouudSville, was here Monday on busl-
ness.
Webster Wspman was at Wheeling last
Saturday.
me Young Peoples Missionary Society
meets 40 tic N. H. Church. South, on
Monday evening the Goth inst, no seven
O'Clock. Al members of the same are re-
qUested % 6e present.
l. d. Laprert. state Council. Jr. O L.
A NJ. was a. New Cumberland AID Fair
view this week or business connected
with the Ccde~.
It's with the deepest regret that we
have 90 announce tbis week the death of
one OF our brightest and best Young lSdies,
Miss Mamie Harley, who died Monday,
shOr; after the uCsu hour. Miss Mamie
was bur seventeen rcarr of ace, loved and
respected by all who sucw her. She was
devout member o. tbc ". r.. Church, nav
ing ioiueJ when but ten years OF axe, ard
lived INC life OF q Christian ever since.
Miss Mamie leaves surviving her three
sisters ana one brother, who have the
heartfelt sympathy or the entire commuui-
" IN their sal Ul.IctiCn. On Wednesday
the remains were conveyed 20 the NJ r
Church. where q funeral GRAFTON was de-
Hvered bv Rev. ID - Hammond. The in
terment took place 10 Williams cemetery.
Ten teams OF fine horses arrived mere
THURSDAY They are the property OF a
gentleman or p ttsburg, who has the con-
tract 90 haul all the pipe for the pipe line
which is 20 be iaiO from the SistersviIe
oil hcld o. the Mcdonald. This line
crosses Fishing creek at point about two
miles above here.
Mr. Clarence Clark attended the fuCeral
Of his cousin, Miss Maggie Parsons, az
Fanlig bit Fudsy.
PIEDMONT.
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