Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-13
MARTINS FERRY.

NOTICE, Republicans Of Pease town
snip: M. Bartholomew will be a candi-
GATE for the nomination of township
clerk, subject to the decision Of the
republican primaries to be held March
IT, Your support is respectfully soil
cited
st. Mary.s to-day and coming week
This is Sexagesima Sunday. Ep. I'd
Cor. ll:l9 to 1910. Gosp. St Luke
SAILS. The married men and wo-
mems sodality meets after vespars and
also the altar society. Next Tuesday
and Wednesday mass will be at Dill
Ion. Tuesday at 10 a. M, Wednes-
day at a. m. There win be meet
ing OF the Catholics in Long Run on
Wednesday morning. Benediction Fri
day at 7:20 p. m. Stations Of the way
TO the cross Friday morning at $50.
ST. Mary's literary society will render
drama at the Opera ouse in aid of St.
Mary's church on March IL at 1880
p. m.
First Baptist church, Rev Dr. Bond,
pastor-Subject, The Covenant" At
evening service the pastor will preach
by request, the subject will be, Re
morse and Repentance" text, 60 your
way and tell His disciples and Peter"
1871 To be followed with a good
bye address by Dr.. Conger.
Church Of Christ, Commercial Hall,
Rev. A. B. Griffith, in charge-Meet
ings continue with growing interest.
Services tonight at 1880. Tomorrow
sermon and Lords supper at 10: so. At
p. N. sermon, explaining I'm what
the Disciples differ from other religi-
Gus people" Subject Of evening SER
mon at 1880, -Four Little Things"
Everybody invited.
First NJ z. church, j. T. Morton,
pastor-9 Is a. M, Sunday school, 1870
a. M, sermon, what Is Your Life?"
Z p. NJ, sermon, What We Receive"
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev w.
J. Williams, rector-SeXagesima Sun
day. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.
Evensong and sermon at p m. Sub
ject of discourse, What Thinkest
Thou?"
Presbyterian church, Opera House,
Rev. S. j. Boyle, Morning SUB
ject, who Governs Your Evening,
What Christ Can Do for YOU" with
stereopticon views.
Work on the new addition to the
Laughlin tin mill is progressing rapid
ly, but Notwithstanding this fact will
be TWO months at least before it viii
be in full readiness for operation. The
structure itself has been completed
and painted and work on the interior
has been in progress the past week.
The foundations for the hot rolls are
nearing completion and excavations
preparatory for laying the foundations
for the cold rolls were begun yester-
day. A force of bricklayers are at
work now walling up the heating fur
naces Scon as this is completed work
the annealing furnaces will begin.
The addition is larger structure than
the mill proper, and when completed
and in full operation will more than
double the capacity of the mill, as the
old part of the mill has but six sets OF
rolls, while the new part will have
eight.
The Republican primaries, from the
present outlook, promises to be very
lively, especially in the contest for the
nomination for mayor and marshal.
The race for the nomination of mar
shall will undoubtedly be The warmest
of them all For the nomination OF
treasurer j. B. Montgomery will OBJ
pose David Coss, the present incumb-
emit Both have many friends, conse-
ouently this contest will be Of more
than ordinary interest. The nomina-
ton for township clerk is being con-
tested for by NJ Bartholomew Will
liam E. Thomas and William Morgan.
/ Felix Hadsell having dropped out Of
the race
During the past week force Of men
have been busily engaged in cleaning
I'D and making repairs about the West
Virginia glass works. and arranging
things in general for the resumption
of the plant. It will take at east five
or six weeks to complete this work
properlv. but soon as it is finished OBJ.
erations will begin. 1t was suspected
that a new line Of ware would be made
by the company, but THIS suppos1tlon
has proved wrong, as they intend TO
manufacture the same line Of ware
that they have in the past They are
receiving applications for positions
daily. ever since it became known
that the plant would resume, until
now the list of applicants number
about four hundred.
Penn street, at the intersection Of
Second street, is in very bad condi-
tion at present, the results OF there be-
ing no drainage system Of any kind to
carry the water off at this point. The
street at present presents the appear
ance of a miniature artificial lake
Either the street committee or city
commissioner should look after this
matter. for it is a disgrace to the town