Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01

Vote for Emerson. campbell for Town

TONE Edior Of the Register:
SIR:-To-morrow is election day and
great amount of hustling will pc done by
the different candidates to get out the full
vote. Three OF the city offices will De
holly contested for here. They are for
Marshal. City Solicitor and City Commits
sioner. The Democratic nominees Tor
these positions are William Burns, who
has filled the Office before aud made an ex-
cellent Marshal, and will be heartily sup
ported by q great many Of our citizens,
regardless Of politics. Willicm Dixon,
Jr., one OF our most promising young at
torneys, is the candidate for Solicitor, and
it looks very much as If he is going TO be
elected. His opponent is trying TO retract
some Of his former remarks oy published
card in reference to the labor element, but
the mill men have not forgotten him
and with the aid Of their friends
will be very apt to make MIN
regret his opposition 10 their SIDE
during the Homestead Strike in the sum-
mer Of 1892. The fight between George
McGlumphy and "Waxey" Coates is an
other interesting fight For City Treas
urer John Hukill has been making a quiet
but very effective campaign, and q. q.
Sedgwick may be surprised when the vote
is counted, as Mr.. Hukill is very popular
candidate. For Council the fight is not so
interesting, unless IL would be in the First
Ward where Thomas Williams and Chas.
CARPENTER are the candidates. On the
Township ticket the incest contest IS be-
tween Emerson Campbell and Thomas
Pugh for Clerk, both Of whom are excel
lent young men and very popular, and no
mud singing has been INDUCED IN by eth
er Of them. IA.
10 ne Editor Of the Rooster:
We see an article in last evenings Times
that states that the blank spaces on the
Citizens ticket at the coming election on
next Monday will be filed by the judges
furnishing pastors TO those wanting them.
That is q wrong statement, and one caIcu-
lated to deceive the voter The law re-
buires that the paster shall be delivered TO
the judges and by them pasted on the
blank spaces in the tickets before the same
are handed to the voter
BENJAMIN POWELL,
Candidate for Mayor.
Don't forget tomorrow, when you vote,
TO vote your ticket for the issuing bonds
for a new school building. Every voter
should vote "yes" on this question, for the
old building has been condemned and IL is
a necessity. Don't think that if you don't
vote either way that you will not AID IN
the defeat of the question, for every ticket
that is not voted is actually vote against
it, for il takes majority Of all votes cast
at the election.
AT the Baptist church Sunday the morn
ing subject will be: THE Lords supper"
In the evening the subject will be: "A
Midnight scene in Babylon" Next sun
day closes the first six months Of Pastor
Hartzog's ministery. Nearly I2O nave
been added TO the church. The congrega-
tions fill the house on Sundays and We'd
nesdass The membership is about sou.
Miss Oevine, Of the Washington Semi
nary, is the guest of Miss ClaraSheets.
The Cleveland Clothing Company is
putting in more shelving.
There is a rumor in circulation that the
new Council will be asked to submit the
question of local option to be voted upon by
the people.
Miss Minnie Rhodes, of Cambridge, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hilton,
of West Walnut street.
Miss Emma Gillespie went to her home
at Portland yesterday TO spend her vaca-
ton.
yesterday for Smithfeld TO spend week
with their parents.
Mrs. Dr. Wagner, Of Bridgeport, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Mr. w. r. Humphrey, Of GAINESVILLE, o.,
returned home yesterday. He was here
attending the funeral Of the late Joshua
Edwards.
Ed. Exley has accepted a position with
EXley's pharmacy on the Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Boyd and daughter
are the guests Of Mrs. Boyd's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Tannehill.
Frank A. Wallace was in yesterday from
Elm Grove.
Miss Cleod Anthony entertained the class
of 90 Friday evening.
The Fiske Jubilee Singers entertained q
cowded house at the Opera House last
evening.
The Y. NJ. G. A. 4 o'clock meeting this
afternoon will be held in Commercial Hall
and will be addressed by Rev. Trey, Of
Wheeling. A quartette from the Flske
Jubilee Singers will do the singing.
Miss Emma Fletcher, one OF the teachers
at the Central building, is spending ner va
cation at her home in Beallsville, ..
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cope, Of Smithfeld,
are the guests Of their daughler, Mrs. John
Henderson, Of West Walnut street.
Lena Mckay is able TO De out again after
several dogs illness illness.
Chas. Cope, of Pittsburg, is spending
Sunday here.
Tnomas Howells is homo from Columbus
on q short visit.
Mrs. J. 2. Miller, of Wellsburg, is visit
ing the family of George Smith.
Mrs. l.. j. a. Drenuen and children left
yesterday 10 visit friends at Sandusky, y.
David Goodhue left yesterday morning
for Washington, Z. h.
DR.. A. Il. Oug returned yesterday from
near DillOnyale.
Miss Mary Jones, teacher OF the South
school, left yesterday TO spend her vacation
al Pittsburg.
stopped Off here yesterday, while en- route
home from Columbus.
The funeral Of Joseph NJ. Chambers viii
take place this afternoon az . o'clock irom
his late residence on South Broadway. ~
terment at Riverview.
Miss Bess Brady entertained number
of her friends last evening at her home on
North Fifth street.
The opportunity Circle Of Kings Daugb-
ters cleared about SIG Friday evening by
their oIange social.
The Misses Gray entertained number
of their friends Friday evening, in honor or
Mrs. John Miller, Of Wellsburg.
Word has just been received here that
Harry Jones is lying very Ill at the home
OF his brother. in Pueblo, Colorado.
The Garfield school, at Soeptown, which
is taught by Frank Dennis, Will give an
entertainment on the evening OF the Goth
Of April.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will remove into their
new quarters this week.
Nathan Vale was down from Wellsburg,
yesterda~.
WIN. Eurp aud family have returned
from Marion, indiana.
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