Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-02
MARTINS FERRY.
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Ont of two hundred and sixty-eight fam
lilies in Martins Ferry who have tried ana
are using Chase x Sanborn's famous Boston
Teas and Coffees, only one person has SAID
that the coffee was no better than common
coffee.
Considering that two hundred and sixty
seven were highly pleased with the qual-
ity OF Chase & Sanborn's Teas aud CoHees'
it proves the fact that the people do appre-
ciate q good article in that line, and that
our efforts to supply them with such nave
been successful
Our agent will continue to cali IN the
city Thanking you for continued lsVors,
we beg to remain
Yours very respectfully,
McCABE BROS,
The Fancy Grocers.
The Kings Daughters win give an en-
ter tainment al the Presbyterian Churcn
Monday evening, April 10. Mrs. Bacon,
Of Toledo o., the State Secretary Of Inc
society, will be present and deliver an ao-
dress. An interesting programme mas
been arrrnged. No admission VIII De
charged, but collection viii 1e taken at
the close Of the programme.
Earnest Presbery Hoover, little child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoover dled on
last Thursday at 1915 a. NJ, at the corner
of Centre and CLARK streets, and was
buried Saturday at 10 a. m He was
eleven months Of age He will be greatly
missed bv his mother and all VINO loved
him. While it has pleased our Heavenly
Father TO take from us this little one, we
feel assured that what is our loss Is Hls
gain. and though dead, he shall live again.
MAY this death be as q shining light TO
guide the feet of those left behind.
AT the election tomorrow the following
officers will be voted for: One Township
Trustee, a Treasurer, Assessors, members
of Council and Board OF Education.
Squire Geo. Linn, Of 81, Clairsvllle, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Clulo aud family left yester-
day for Brooklyn, n. Y, 10 join her nus
band, who has been working there Tor
the past year.
Miss Gertrude Sayon, Of Marietta, o.,
is in the city visiting Misses Agle and
Annie Shrodes, Of Clark's addition.
Robert Blackford is spending Sunday
with friends in WoOdsfeld, 0.
Mrs Williams and family left yesterday
to visit friends in New Castle, Pa.
George Robinson, Of ST. CIairsville, was
in town yesterday.
Henry Stengle, Of Wellsburg, was in
town yesterday circulating among MS many
Mrs. VIM. Prince, Of Second street, is
quite i'll.
Frank Wallace, the merchant tailor,
will move in the handsome new store room
in the HObinsack building tomorrow. The
room was built especially for the merchant
tailoring business, and is dandy.
Frank link expects to commence NOV
ING his furniture store in the large and eie-
CANT room in the Henry Il Shrlyer build
ing tomorrow.
The excavation for the new building of
Mrs. Emma Undertake was commenced
Yesterday by contractor John Goodman.
The residence Of Rev. Brownlee was Wis
tied on Saturday night by thieves, who Sc
cured fifteen dollars out Of MIR. BrOwnlee's
pants and then departed. They also at
tempted to get in a number Of other places
on North Fourth and Fifth streets, but
were not successful.
Dinner Easter services, with Holy Com
munion services, will be held at ST. Pauls
Episcopal Church, on Walnut street, this
afternoon at 80 o'clock. Rev. w. Il. Bur-
bank will offlciate.
W.B. Francis and family are spending
Sunday with Mrs. Francis prrents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mitchell, in Mt. Pleasant.
Our genial Street Commissioner, VIM.
Coats, is having all the alleys cleaned up
before warm weather sets in, so as to avoid
condition by that time. Now, If the health
officer will do his duty, and see that no
moro garbageis thrown out indiscriminate-
", why our city will be in good sanitary
condition, for which we all will have TO
thank the energetic Commissioner.
5. p. Parker, OF Wheeling, viii lead the
services at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms this az
ternoon. The Crescent Quartette will lead
the music.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, the music teacher,
left Yesterday for her home in Detroit to
spend her vacation.
The following marriage licenses were
issued this week: John w. Henkle and
Ella Sells. Michael Lyons and Emma
Shepherd. William Philips and Mary j.
Helpbinger, Addison j. Merrell and Mary
Powell, Ross Hendson and Mona Q. Ed
woods. Leander Martin and lsa NJ. Smith.
John Gels has erected fine granite mon
umeAt on the Peninsula to the memory OF
Jacob Els.
Mrs. A. p. Myers, of Allegheny, formerly
Miss Jennie haywood, is in the city the
guest of old friends.
A small child of Isaac Blair was painful
ly burned yesterday about the face.
DR.. Ross Forsyth, Of Toronto, . hiO, was
in the city yesterday the guest of friends.
About o'clock last evening Burr Viii
mans SLHQCh young GOloLtA uON ndLlcQ
Earnest Branson in the alley back OF
Kuckuck's store, on Hanover street, with a
brick and then made his escape. The
Young boy was taken into the drug store
where il was found that his cheek was
badly cut Williams escaped and late last
night could not be found. The cause of the
Quarrel could not be learned.
ST MARY.
To-day, Easter Sunday, first mass will
begin at 2Ominutes to S q. m. The second,
a high mass, will be at l0:l5a a. M; epistle,
lst Cor. SIS; gospel, st. Mark l6:l-1
All the sodalities will wear their RECALLS
and receive Holy Communion at first mass.
They will occupy front pews in middle
aisle. The members of the League will
also 90 to Holy Communion at this mass.
There will be no Sunday school and the So
dalities will not meet. Baptisms p. m.
Vespers and benediction $ p. m. The mu-
sic at high mass will be under the 0irec-
ton Of Mr.. Peter Reddy, with Miss Ella
Kyne at the organ. It will be exceedingly
well rendered by the gentlemen and ladies
who compose the choir and orchestra. The
sermon will be of the Easter solemnity by
the pastor, Father Mattingly. Mass on
Easter Monday at Dillonvale, 1880 a. N
BRIDGEPORT.