Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

and shoulders. He was Immediately con-
vpyed 10 the residence OF Joseph Remnant,
his brother. in law. near the c. & P. depot,
and medical aid summoned. His injuries
sre very serious but not alarming. He is
about Is years old.
by Messrs. Ed. Wright and Pat. Melon
Dsugb. at the Catholic festival, April 18th,
I3th' and l4th, attracts much attention. :
Mr.. Thos. ii. Stanton has opened 0 first
class confectionery corner Fifth and Wal
nut streets, and should be patronized. He
has a full line of Marvin's crackers and
cakes, canned and bottled goods, candies,
fruits, nuts and everything kept in city
confectionery. He also keeps fresh butter
and eggs. He has added an ice cream par
lor and choice cream can always be Hound
in season. You will find his prices rea-
sOnable.
Alfred Boston, a miner at Rsiney's coal
works. in jumping from c. & P. train,
last night, had bis foot badly mashed.
The steamer Princess did not put in an
appearance last night, rs advertised, to
convey the excursionists from here to the
Monumental Fair at Bellaire. About one
hundred and fifty persons gathered on the
wharf to take il in, and were very much
disappointed at the non-appearance OF the
boat
Mrs. Elmer Applegarth died last night
after lingering illness. OF consumption.
Last evening Officer Lyman picked up
Charles Co.'S near the blast furnace in a
very intoxicated condition. He was re.
moved to the lookup on dray.
The lawmakers operate cautata at COM
mercial III all on the 10th and 2lst iastants,
will be the finest and best entertainment
ever given in Martins Ferry, as it com
bines the best home talent, aided by good
home talent from Wheeling. 1t will con-
sist of Rotations, full choruses, semi
cboruses, solos, duets, trios, Quartetts, and
uuintetts. Snipkins, the city swell, in his
comic solos, and the laughing chorus will
alone pay any one for coming. The pic
turesaue costumes, the fine music, the
skilful ana artistic use OF haSvesting i'm
elements, will, altogether, make one OF the
most interesting and amusing entertain
ments ever given in Martins Ferry.
PRESENTATIONS.
Mary, the farmers daughter......lst S'p7ano'
Miss Flo Williams.
Anna the farmers daughter ........2d soprano
Miss Piati AcNeeiey: soorono
''"i'' MAUI" Miss May McKim. =.
John Wallace.
William list lenor
Robert Kerr.
John, 2d assistant Ia '''''''''''' n'''
H.
SnipknS, young swell from The city, I'M
used to rural aHairS..
VIM. Wins.
Accompanied by chorus OF forty VOICES
all under the.dircCtion Of Proi. Malmene,
Of Wheeling, the mere mention OF whose
name will alone ilsure success.
Miss Minnie Colts will entertain her
friends at her home or Second street to-
morrow night. There will he refresh
ments and dancing.
Misses Molie Dunfee, Ella o Hara, Annie
Duniee and May HodKiss, of Bellaire, were
up Yesterday, visiting friends.
Mr.. W. II. Starke has removed his shoe
shop to the room in Commercial Block for
merly occupied by DR.: Hervey, and Will
he glad to see any u his Old customers.
Mr. Starke is fine shoemaker and works
at reasonable prices. Give him call.
\ door key with string tied TO 1t was
las. Yesterday, AMI any person finding it
will oblige the owner by leaving 1t at the
post Office.
Mr. George McK i'm, who had his leg hurt
while getting ON the Princess at Wheeling
on Thursday, and who has been laid up
sirce, expects 20 go To work tomorrow.
The schools open tomorrow.
Mr. II. X. hess, OF Bellaire, was up last
evening ION businaSs' good looking as
ever and all dressed in fine clothes, with
white collar and tie. These visits are be
c, ming frequent and there is evidently
some attraction here.
Engine No. ~, c. & p, appeared last
night remodel and looks fine, very fine.
The social at the NJ f. Church Cn Friday
evening was pleasant affair, and will net
about So. large crowd was present, and
everything was sold. More money could
have been made had they had more cream,
cakes, &c.
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
will meet at the residence OF G. W. McKim,
Wednesday evening.