Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
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FEkRY.

Thomas V. Salisbury has returned home
from indianapolis, where he has baeR at
tending the convention Of the Carpenters
Union. Mr.. Salisbury represented Wheel
ing, Bellsire, Bridgeport aud Martins
Ferry. The next meeting will be held at
Cleveland.
II YOU want to SEQ a ane stock Of bug
gies and carriages call on NJ J. Westlake,
Colerain, Ohio.
MIR. John Federis, Of Bridgeport will
lead the Y. Nj. {. A. meeting to-day. MIR.
Federis is a good speaker, aud u large at
tendance is looked for.
The West Virginia Glass Company shut
down Yesterday for a few days.
Charles Wood left yesterday for Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Two more cases Of diphtheria hrve been
reported from the Third ward. One fromI
a family named Hoover. living in the old
school house, and from q family by thd'
name OF Beazle in the house about two
doors north OF the Hoover family,
Chas. Chslfont, Of Cleveland, is visiting
friends here.
Hon. Robert II. Cochran, OF Toledo,
left Yesterday for home after q visit with
his brothers John aud Crawn.
Miss Carrie Mitchell, Of ST Clairsville,
is visiting friends here.
The Boston ConserRtorians which were
to appear here last fening cancelled then,
date on accoupt OF the illness OF one or
their performers.
At St. Mary's Church 10 day and coming
week This is the twentieth Sunday after
Psntecost aud feast OF ST. Jerome, the
great Doctor OF the Church. Ep. Eph.
5l5-2l Gosp. St. John 4:46-53. Monday
St. Gregory Hun. Tuesday Holy Guar
dian Angels. "Wednesday, a Ferial Day.
Thursday 81. Francis, assistant founder
OF tho Franciscan order. Friday ST. Gala
Saturday ST. Bruno. Next Friday will bo
the first Friday OF the month. Priest will
be in the church for those making the nine
FRIDAYS next Thursday at $3.50 p. m. De-
votious every morning and evening during
the month OF October. October Is tho
month Of the Holy Rosary. Mass during
the week az 5 a. m.
After today mass on Sunday at 5 q. m.
10:3O a. m. This change will continue
until the first Sunday In May.
Miss Nellie GarrOw, OF Columbusf Is tho
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Robertshaw
Howard Thomas has returned home
after a months visit with relatives near
Cambridge, O..
Hugh Cusic, Of Tiltonville, was in town
yesterday.
Robert Marshal, Of Mt. Pleasant, was In
town yesterday.
Work was begun yesterday NJ tearing
down the old Central school buildinh. This
is an old land mark. the north wing espec-
tally. IL was constructed In 1853.
At the churches to-day. Presbyterian,
Rev. 5. j.. Boyle pastor. Morning subject
will be taken from Psalms $50 Evening
from st Luke "a A. This Is rallying day
for the Sunday school United Presbyter-
ian, Rev. A. +. Brownleo pastor. Morn
ing subject, Jesus Touched Evening.
the Believers Rest" Baptist Church,
Rev. w. b. Hartzog pastor. Morning
subject, "What Is SRncti1cation." Even
ing, Make Haste In View Of Gods Judg-
ment." Methodist Church, Rev. j.. w.
Robins pastor. Morning subject, The
Power OF the Gospel" Presiding Elder
w. II. Rider, Of the Akron district, will
MI the pulpit 10 the evening.
Mrs. Jacob Stidd and childYen, Of Bel
mont, o.. were VISITING relatives here yes
terday.
Ernest Smith is In Pittsburg on bust
ness.
A great many complaints are being
heard ABOUT the w. q a 4. fright trains
running after night through town W
the engine at the rear Of a long m
OF cars. The nights are
dard aud a person crossing
a curve In the road
10 be on their guard rs the cannot Z
sometimes hear an approaching
Several people Of late have had
escapes from being ran down Ia ~
ner.
Mrs. Smith Butler Is homl after q
a couple OF weeks visit AZ SteuIenyille.
a farmer yesterday. who is IN the habit
OF coming 10 town In the morning and
leaving his horses stand all diy without
being fed. was. given a lesson Yesterday.
A complaint was made 70 Onicer Neal
ABOUT IL, who took the horsea 10 a livery
stable. This should be a lesson 10 several
others who do the same thing.