Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-25

Co., has lust returned from the East, where
he has been buying goods for their new
store.
s. B. Williams, Esq, is at Mosby's Rock
building q -four mill.
Thomas Purviance, of Smithfeld, who
has been visiting here for some time, re-
turned home yesterday.
Ralph Bingham and company are stop
ping Mt the Sherman House. Ralph at
tracts much attention.
The jury trial of Simon Donley, charged
with assault and battery, booked for yes
terday before Mayor Mitchell, was post.
poned till March 10th.
Harry B. Eberlein, the clever c. Il 2. &C
commodation brakeman, was examined on
Friday night and passed, being promoted.
4. Mead, the tailor, will shortly remove
into the room on First Street occupied BY
A. Make. Mr.. Mead is a first class tailor.
He employs none but competent workmen
and deserves success. Give him call and
we will assure you satisfaction.
Adam Chase is down with typhoid fever.
Mrs. ID. II. Souders is in the West, sum-
moned by the death OF Mr.. Souders
mother
James Branson who has been with JOS
A. Gray for the past five years, goes TO the
st. james Hotel tomorrow as waiter. 80
Oliver Rarksr and Miss Esteiia yones are
on the sick list.
a number Of our citizens took in Uncle
Toms Cabin" presented at the Opera
House for the 999th time last night. The
Little Anna made q special trip.
Mr.. +. II. Hadsell secured upwards of
200 names on the remonstrance against the
passage of the Locke bill, the list compris-
ing the heaviest tax payers.
The farpnara nf paaaa t0wnehin who live
in the vicinity of Deep Run don't
want an expensive bridge placed over
Deep Run Just now for il is inevitable that
the road will be moved next to the hill
and piked in the near future, and the ne
cessity for bridges done away with. This
change would certainly be of great benefit
to Martins Ferry.
w. J. Elliott Esq, the harness maker
has Just removed to Cadiz where he has q
large contract for supplying wholesale
house. This leaves Ma rtin's Ferry, with.
out a repTesentive in this business, and
an excellent opening.
Master Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, ap-
peared at the NJ. +. Church on Friday and
last night to large and appreciatiye audi
ences. Both nights the large house was
crowded with our best people, many going
both nights. Each evening he entertained
his many hearers for two solid hours, and
there was round OF laughter. His selec
tions were varied and difficult, but he res-
dered them perfectly. He very graceful,
born and not made orator. He is such
an elocutionist that the most learned could
not learn him. He is marvellous, and in
short success. Ralph has been on the
stage for six years and is yet mere youth
of twelve summers. The Church realized a
handsome sum by the entertainments.
From here he goes TO New Lisbon, thence
10 East Liverpool.
The books for the Two Orphans, have
arrived and the different parts have been
assigned. The first rehearsal will take
place the coming week.
Longs Bee Hive % cent store, John
Beazle, the confectioner and +. K. Org, the
druggist, each received fine new signs yes
terday, the work of Messrs. Grafton &
Teike, of Bellaire. The signs are the work
of excellent artists.
Mr.. Joseph and Miss Sallie Mercer, of
Bellaire, are visiting friends in this city.
Usual services in all the churches to-
day.