Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16

The SURVEYS for the system Of sewerage,
under the direction Of Alexander Potter, is
well under way. Mr.. Potter's assistants,
with one exception, are all on the ground.
E. J. Miller, civil engineer from Washing,
ton. ID. c., arrived yesterday, ana VIII
have charge of the work, during Mr.. Pot-
ter's absence from the city on other work.
There are seven men engaged on the work.
Miss Annie Leonard left yesterday Tor
Sharon, Pa, to visit her aunt.
Tom Williams has opened saloon IN
ClarK4s addition.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Exley Is very III.
Fisher g. Padden have opened saloon al
the corner of Hanover street aud the u, y.
p. railroad.
The Laughlin mill are making connec-
ton with the city water main.
Prof Hobson, Of Portland, and his grad
uating class, consisting OF Misses Sadle
Neal, Ella Medley, Clara Burknart ana
Maud Webb, were in town yesterday, nav
their pictures taken at Harris gallery.
Will Williams. of the Standard Addi-
ton. went TO Uhrichsville yesterday.
John Leech has accepted position with
the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad as
fagmau on the Powhatan branch.
Ehe dog poisoner is getting IN his work
in the Third ward, much TO the dlsmay OF
fancy dog owners.
Miss Bertha Burns. daughter OF VIM.
Burns. celebrated her birthday Friday
evening. About twenty Of her little friends
were present and enjoyed the occasion.
Her grandmother, Mrs. Reese f'ur0ay,
celebrated her birthday at the same time.
City Commissioner Coates has Just com
pleted the job of macademizing the alley
between Fifth and Sixth streets, below
the First ward school building.
IT, EnmnanV
elected the following officers: Foreman,
DR.. Darrah; First Assistant, Bert Mont
gomery; Second Assistant, Anon Paxton;
Secretary. VIM Thomas; Treasurer, VIM
Jov. The following delegates were select
ed to attend the Massilion convention: Drs;
Ong and Darrah, Bert Montgomery and
STAMINA Gibbons.
John Crosby left over the G. & p. rail-
road Yesterday to visit his brother IN ASH
land county, Mich.
e. ]. Miller, civil engineer, OF South
Bethlehem, Pa, has arrived here TO ASSIST
Engineer Potter in getting up the Saver
age system of this city.
Misses Mary Mcdonald and Nellie Sedg-
wick left yesterday for Columbus and will
remain until Tuesday to visit the schools
in that CITY
Harry Kellar, who is employed at the
= Buckeye glass works. took suddenly Ill
yesterday, and was taken home.
The Food Commissioner, who has been
here for several days, promises TO be with
US again soon, when he will cause some OF
our merchants some trouble Tor selling
adulterated goods.
j. F. Maxwell of Boston, Mass, was in
the city yesterday.
Frank Irwin is visiting friends in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Daniel Ashworth of Pittsburg, Is
visiting her niece, Mrs George Strain on
Broadway. go,
The Township Board of Education will
meet tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock at
the clerks Office. This Board is the Few
one elected under the Workman law, and
instead of three directors being elected IN
each subdistrict, there is now only one
member of the Board elected, and the con-
tracts with teachers and for supplies Will
have to be made with the Board OF Educa-
ton instead Of the local Board Of Direct
ors.
Mrs. William Cope, Of Smithfeld, who
has been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
John Henderson, returned TO her home yes
terday.
John Pyle, principal Of the Denniston
school, was in the city yesterday.
Capt. G.. A. Coleman was in the city yes
Miss Emma Fletcher, of Beallsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Clayton Hoge was in the city yesterday
with his celebrated stallion, Rich-wine,
which has record OFF,
The Street Car Company is paving be-
tween its tracks in the lower end OF town.
Hon. John S. Cochran, who has just re.
turned from the South, will dispose OF
his property here and will locate in Flor
ida.
Rev. Bishop Watterson, Of Columbus
arrived here yesterday morning anu Will
be. the guest Of Rev. Father Mattlngly I'M
I'll tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry Gauding and children are
visiting her parents at Sardls, y.
Mrs Green, mother OF Thomas Green,
left Yesterday for her home at Steubenville,
after pleasant visit.
George Collins, agent Of the G. & P. rail
road at this point, is spending SUNDAY VIII
Toronto friends.
Elem Murdoch, of the Martins Ferry
Milling Company, has removed his family
from Pleasant Grove to this city.
Rev. II. n. Campbell will address the a
o'clock Y. M. G. A. meeting at their room
this afternoon. Hit subject will be lex
cusesn
A meeting of yo ung men for the purpose
of organizing lvceum league was held II
w. T. Dixon's Office last night.
John Fisher, the assessor OF the Flrs'
ward, has commenced his duties.
Rev. Worthington will conduct the morn
| ing and evening services at the M. Il
| Church to-day.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Over three hundred families in Martin:
Ferry are now using Chase * Sanborn'i
Famous Boston Teas and Coffees. They
buy these world renowned goods, as they
will tell you themselves, for two reasons
First-Because they get the best ant
purest Tea and Coffee that the market car
produce.
Second-That they can economic by
using them, because they 60 further thar
any other Tea or Coffee in the market.
Now, it don't pay TO advertise an article
! that has no merit.
But these goods have merit. and we ad
vertlse nothing but facts, and our sales OF
Teas and Coffees are increasing daily.
Thanking you for past favors, we beg Il
remain Yours very truly.
MCCABE BROS,
The Fancy Grocers.
Conncil met last night and finally go
a Quorum They granted Alexander Pot
| ter the right to canvass the town for "a
| No other important business was trans
acted.
SUNDAY AND THE WEEK AT ST. MARY's
To-day is the second Sunday after Eas
ter. Ep. 1st Of St. Peter. 2:2l-55; Gosp
| St. John 10:l1-l6. The RI. Rev. Bishol
! Watterson, d. D.. will say mass at 20 min
utes TO s q. m. There will be mass at
a. M. The second mass will be highmas
at 10 80 a. m. This mass will be celebrated
by Father Depmann, Of Cleveland, thel
the TT. Rev. Bishop will preach. Confir
nation will be administered at 3 p. m. The
Rt. Rev. Bishop will be attended Rev
Fathers Depmann and Mattingly, the pas
tor. The front pews at the o'clock mas