Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-20
MARTINS FERRY.

At the churches tomorrow the follow
ing are the programmes: At the Presby-
terian, pastor, Rev. 5. j. Boyle; morning
subject, The TRANSPORTATION" In the
evening he will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon TO the graduates. AT the NJ. 4.
Church, Rev. j. w. Robins, pastor; morn
ing subject, "GOd an Author, not OF Con-
fession, but of Peace" evening, Trans
formation" At the Baptist pastor, Rev.
Hartzog; morning theme, 'To Know God
is TO Trust Him" evening, "A Fact
Worthy of all Acceptation."
Fred Morgan came home last evening
from Ellwood City, where he has been
part of the week.
Allen Gather threw stone through the
large plate glass window IN Ralston's drug
store yesterday afternoon.
Mrs William Campbell has returned TO
her homo at Moundsville, after a short
visit with relatives here.
George Dorsch is having his house on
First street remodeled.
For Rent-Storeroom 24xlOO on Wash
ington street. Z. Long.
A lawn feJe will he given by the fire.
men in Broadway Park on Decoration
Day.
Everette Morris, OF Scio College, is
spending Sunday with his parents.
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lectured 70 the US yesterday afternoon in
the Presbyterian Church.
The change in the weather yesterday
brought out many overcoats.
Ed. Virtue has returned from Hendrys-
burg.
The Vigilaut Hose Company gave sup
per In their rooms last night. Turtle soup
was served, Jokes were cracked and good
time was had.
Chas. Shipman is down from Steuben-
vile visiting his parents.
Try Bashars seed Stogies. Fourth
street
Miss Emma Henderson is visiting Pitts
burg friends and relatives.
$. Woods and family are calling on
Smitbheld relatives.
Hon. W. I. Lewis is in town calling on
friends.
Harry George is spending few days
with his relatives in East Liverpool.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh is the guest Of Steu-
cenvllle friends.
The Otto glass works will go TO work To-
morrow morning. This is a new glass
company composed of young men Of this
place. They have turned out few sam
pies of fruit Jars.
Ball playing on the streets is becoming
q nuisance. There is an ordinance against
II, and the officers will start in tomorrow
and arrest all offenders.
VIM Toland, of Harrisvi!le, was in the
city yesterday.
p. J. Gallagher, OF Bellaire, will lead
the Y. NJ. G. y. four o'clock meeting this
afternoon,
There will be a mass meeting OF the
miners Of this vicinity held in Lipphardts
orchard, in Newland's Addition, next
Wednesday. Some able leaders are eX-
pected TO speak on the strike. The meet
ing will open at ten o'clock sharp.
William Sharon, of Colerain, was in
town yesterday.
To-day and the ensuing week at st
Mary's church. To-day is Trinity Sunday.
ED. Rom. IL 1886; Gosp. ST. Matt. IS is
20. The time for Easter duty expires to-
day. Monday will be feast of ST. Felix
Cant; Tuesday, St. Paschal, q Baylor;
Wednesday, St. John Bapt. de Rossi;
Thursday, Solemnity of Corpus Christi;
Friday, St Gregory the Seventh; Satur
day ST. Philip Oerei. Benediction every
evening during Octave of Corpus
Christi. The Octave is eight days COM
remuneration of feast. This afternoon
AT o'clock there will be a public reception
OF members in the Married Mems and
Women's Sodality. To-day is Holy Com
muniou day for members of the League,
Young Mems, Young Women'S, and Mar
ried Mems and Womcn'S SOdalitleS. De
votion every evening at I o'clock. High
Mass tomorrow for Mr.. Michael Defey at
a. IN.
Council met last night to consider an
ordinance to allow the w. l.. +. road 10
construct road on the Ohio Valley pike
in front of the water works power house,
which was passed Two members were
elected to the Board OF Equalization, one
from the First ward and one from the
Third ward. &. >. Moore was elected by
by q vote of to fol the First ward. VIM.
Sloan was unanimously elected as member
from the Third ward The City Clerk was
Instructed TO notify the Telephone Com
paay TO remove a pole standing in front OF
W. T. CARROTS property on Main and
Centre streets. He was also instructed TO
notify the G. 81 2. railroad company 10 mt
a plank crossing on their track at Second
and Clay streets.
The largest cigar ever made in Martins
Ferry was made by Ed. Bashar. 1t meas
ures fourteen inches long and weighs six
ounces.