Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-27
MARTINS FERRY.

| wrappers. Apply at once. First come
first served. Apply to Steubenvllle
Glass Co., Steubenville, o.
| st. Mary's to-doy and coming week:
| This is the first Sunday of Lent. Ep.
F, I'd Cor. 6: Ill. Gosp. ST. Matt 4: liz.
Next Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
are ember days, therefore feast days of
| obligation. Mass Tuesday at Dillon. De
| votions on Tuesday and Friday evenings
| at 1850 Next Friday will be the first Fri
| day of the month. Confessions will be
heard on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
| Married men and womens sodality meets
after vespers to-day Confessions of the
| children who have not made their first
Holy Communion will be heard on We'd
nesday and Thursday mornings of the
| coming week.
| St. Pauls Episcopal church, Rev. W. j.
| Williams, rector-Sunday school at 9:l5
| a. NJ: mathis litany and sermon at 1O:3O
! a. M: evensong and sermon, { p. m. This
address will be the first of a series of
| three on the Days of the Week, How Did
| We Get Them? What do they mean?
What lesson do they convey to us? Come
and hear for yourselves; you are invited
| to our services At the close of the SER
vice 1.-The Story of the Cross will be
| sung Thursday evening next, Lenten
service and lecture on church history at
| 1880
Church of Christ Rev A. B. Griffith in
charge-Sunday school at 9:15 a. m;
preaching and the Lords supper at 1890;
preaching at 2:45, subject, Seeking the
Old Paths or the Good Way" At p. m.
about twenty pupils will be baptized ac-
cordfng to the apostolic manner, buried
in the water. 715 young peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor will be or
ganized. 7:30 questions answered and
sermon. Everybody invited.
First Baptist church, Rev. DR.. Bond
pastor-Regular services at 1890 a. m and
40 p. m. Text for the morning, And
Jesus walked in the temple in solomon
porch John 10: %. Evening text, And
the sea is, no more Rev. II: /.
First NJ. f. church. j. T. Morton, pas
tor-S:15 a. m, Sunday school; 1890 a. M,
sermon, THE sweet comfort that He
gives: p. M. Junior League; 3 p m,
class meeting, p. M, grand temper
ance rally under the auspices OF the
Epworth League.
Frank Coss met with very painful
accident Friday while at work walling
a manhole in the sewer being constructed
on Center street, by being severely burn
ed about the face and hands by gas ex-
plosion In laying the sewer the gas man
was necessarily uncovered, and Coss,
while working near the main, lighted
match with the intention of lighting
cigar An explosion followed in which
Coss had his face badly burned, also his
right hand
The German bazaar and festival given
by the young ladies of the German Iu-
theran church was brought to a success
full close last evening Large crowds
were present both evenings and nearly all
the articles on sale We're disposed of at
fair prices, consequently a neat sum of
money will be realized. which will be
used for church purposes The young la
dies are to be congratulated on the excel
lent way in which the affair was conduct
ed
The Democratic central committee OF
this city wifi meet at eight o'clock to-
morrow evening in the office Of George
Cook. in the Shreve-Hervey building, for
the purpose of deciding on date for the
holding Of convention for the naming Of
a municipal ticket. A strong ticket VIII
he placed in the field this year and some
surprises are expected when the ballots
are counted on election day
Charles McCord was fined SO and costs
by Mayor Barr yesterday, on charge of
disorderiy conduct
c. j. Cahill, Of Altoona, Pa, is the guest
of James McDonough.
Gheet mills Nos. I, s, and 10, at the
Aetna STANDARD, will resume tomorrow
morning. after being idle one week
John Rice leaves for Sistersville this
morning to visit relatives for several
days.
supt Stewart and several Of the teach
err of the public schools attended the
meeting of The Belmont county teachers
association. held at ST. Clairsvllle yes
terday.
The yong daughter Of John Oxley, who
| has been very i'll with typhoid fever is
| sine better
| Mrs Clair Chamberlain, Of Akron O..
| left Yesterday for home after couple
| of weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. s. Moore, of Third street.
| The Orbis club was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home Of Charles Hoyle Fri
day evening.
| a large number Of people from here at
| tended the, Welsh concert at the Welsh
| congregational church at Aetnaville last
| evening The programme rendered COR
sisted of vocal and instrumental music
/ ana was greatly appreciated by the large
| audience present.