Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-09-26
MARTINS FERRY.

st. Mary's to-day and coming week.
This is the sixteenth Sunday after Pen
ttecost and feast of St. Eusabius. Pope and
"A: Ill. Next Friday will b. the first Fri
Gay OF the month. Confessions on Thurs
day afternoon. The forty hours devo-
ton viii begin at St. Marys next Satur-
DAY morning. The mass will be at half
past seven Confessions will be heard on
fnday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons
anu also in the evenings. The first mass
next Sunday will be S o'clock and the sec
ond at 1880. This change in the hours
ior mass on Sundays continues until the
t tht 1 sunday In May; The masses during
the Forty Hours will be on Saturday at
$50 a. m, Sunday 500 and 1880 a. m !:
MONDAY. first mass at $50 a. IN. TheFor-
~ Hours will close on Monday with 500
d. M mass There will be special services
every evening during Forty Hours at 7:30
Inc congregation will please according
TO custom, bring flowers to adorn the at
tar. These should be brought to the
church on Friday morning There will
be the usual October devotions every
night during the month at 1870 p. NJ Ev-
SiS nuesQay ahd FRIDAY, evenings Bene-
plctlon OF the Blessed Sacramento will
be given. Mass next Tuesday at Dillon,
St; PauFs Episcopal church. Rev. W. ].
", Miiiiams rector-tIfteenth Sunday after
trinity. Sunday school 9:15 a m. Maths
htany and sermon at 1890 d. m. Evensong
ana sermon az p. m. Subject of evening
discourse, What is True Conversions
L ask your particular attention to this
point for none can be more important
Evening offertory solo by Miss Mile i Fra.
Zler. Thursday evening, 1870 service and
lecture on confirmation.
First Baptist church. Rev. DR. BOND
pastor-Regular services at 1890 a. m
ana 40 p. m. Subject for morning.
It Sffarlstiia.n15y its Nature, Diffusion and
The Gospel Call Text, Isaiah, So: T.
sunday school at 915 u. n. You are III
vited. ~
United Presbyterian church. Rev. Edgar
e. Bailey, pastor.-Usual services at 1870
An: a; m and 30 p. m. Morning subject
;n chr ri;btt the H .s Of the CHURCH Even
ll f,r Subject; me Support of Missions
presbyterian church. Rev S J. Boyle
pastor.-Sunday school a. m. Iyorshin
and sermon. 1870; subject Two Bows "
Junior % League $50; Senior, $50; preach
English Lutheran church. Rev. W II
Oehlslaeger, pastor.-Morning subject "Pa
not !! lot, DESTROYS of Vain Glory. Evening,
w omans Place and Woman's Work
Arrangements are being made bv Nan
ager Miller, of the Opera House and FL
Jus Blumenberg for the presentation Of ]
RTS c ceans ah s sRe civil E war entitled
ming. of Wheeling, well known In Gloon
tional circles of this v.,Inity. viii tat[a
one so OF the principal pants. Miss Myrtle.
introduce several pretty specialties during
follows = d
George Waterman, a young unionist
Philip Bradley, a daring c 5a5fs H5PkinS
spy under Lee George Coola
Fred Aainsley, a. rebel aide-de-camp
from Jackson's lines - VIM O'ENai11
Maj. General Banks. u S. A....C. Myers
Col. Willard L. S. A Harry Koehnline
Oficer Mulgarry, one of the fnest
when out of danger. WIN He's
Soeksry Schneidelbecker. the drafted
ybs.o; a1-yhm q. c , 90 bmbmbmbm
Mrs. Waterman. mother of George.
Miss Maggie Howell m zb 20 zbzbzbzb
Maud bradley, southern belle and
sister OF ths spy. Miss Lima Henning
Nora McLeggin, down on the haythen
1nlnaZers. :.........M Miss Esther Bigger
Inc date Of the performance has not
peen decided upon yet but it will prob
w. r. Radcliffe. of Mt. Pleasant vas =,
town yesterday on business
Mrs. A. J. Stead. of Iuka. W. va. after
a several days visit with her father. Holm
SIdc. left for home this morning.
V: II. stanton. the only queensware deal
er IN the city, buys or sells second hand
goods on commission
Inc household gods of Rev ]. ". Rob
ms IN were sold at auction yesterday by Y.
H. Stanton ~
Richard Stewart. the wei known roller
az the Laugiin mill, recently made a pyr
chase OF the valuable racer ShattuclS Tha
animal comes from good blood and nov
mas record of 2.2I, with promise of bef
ter. = -
Themembers of the K. Of P. lodge az