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

Children of brides schools nios SEWING
chair.
Misses Clara and Mary Gould-pitchsr.
Miss Eva Neal-pitcher.
Misses Hattie and Lizzie Whitman-sets
a-tete set
Ms. Agnes Neal-napkin ring.
Monroe Rothborn, David Paden and SIS.
ter Magxie-beautiful mirror.
Mrs. A. j. Foreman-Dutchess lace hand
kerchief. ~.
with crushed strawberry bows;
Mrs. q. A. Hitesbur-s pain ted plate.
Misses Fannie and Josephene Bradford
Miss Anna Murdoch-handsom toilet
Miss Clara Smith, very handsome sofa
cushion.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mofatt-elegant Sill
yer cake basket.
Master Allen Murdoch-cut glass powder
puff bex. NJ, Dr.
Line Company emerge from ITS legat uin,
culties and commence operations. It's sd
vantages to the producers are very great;
1t gives them cheaper transportation, ahu
a saving of large per cent. IN the moue Oh
gauge and evaporation OF theit oil. IL gives
them additional markets, as by TINS line
they can ship from Petroleum to Parkers'
burg. Marietta, Cleveland and other points.
There are numerous advantages to the Pro
ducers which they will appreciate and give
the new line a hearty support
A. Gardiner Jackson has been appointed
secretar y and general manager of the com
pany. Gardiner is not only young and
active, but a very competent man for the
position. This was shown in his lntelli'
gent management of the Star foundry, as
he declared large dividend from the first
years business. He will give it all the
push necessary and will make it a success.
This is a long needed enterprise in this sec.
ton. The producers have always claimed
that the old line did not give them fair
show, but this will give them remedy.
Mrs. Uhl, of the Sixth ward, who had not
walked step for twelve years, and who
had not set up for five years, died few
days ago. having been reduced almost to a
skeleton.
A we'll known citizen OF Wood county
went to the Indian Territorya few years ago
and in due course OF time gained the attec.
ttons of one of the dusky maidens Of the
Territory and married her. together with
one Of the finest cattle ranches in that
Territory. When he left here he was
accompanied by q young lady, whom ne
passed off as his sister who acted in the
capacity of housekeeper for the Wood
county man. The young woman, who
was rather prepossessing in appearance,
made mash" on dusky warrior of that
land of promise, and III due time was in
stalled as the red mans squaw. and from
the latest information 1t seems that she
reigns supreme in that wgwam. 1t
L Al L L., 90
cattle and ponies bv the hundreds. An
other brother and the mother of the young
man referred 20 recently, left here for that
country, and perhaps another chapter can
be added to this romance by and by.
L. Y. DOlan, who will be remembered as
a law student of Walter Sands, Esq, this
city, has completed his studies, and after
creditable examination, being admitted to
the bar, has gone To ClarksDurg, his former
home, where he expects TO practice law.
His many friends here wish him success.
DR.. W. K. Alexander, who has been con-
fined to his room with rheumatism, is able
TO resume bis practice, which will be good
news 10 his many patients. The Doctor
left for Gallipols, @, on the Chancellor,
FRIDAY night, where he goes to treat a
chronic case of hemorrhoids, in which the
Doctor has been remarkably successful.
The Academy OF Music on Thursday
night contained the largest and most re.
fined audience ever assembled there, the
occasion being the concert given by the
Ada L. Wilson Concert Company, of Gin
cinnati. For some time past our citizens
have looked forward with pleasant autici.
patioDs of the rich musical treat, which
was fully realized in the rendition OF a
well.selected programme. The entire COM
pany, especially Miss Wilson, won golden
opinions from our citizens during their
brief stay in Parkersburg. Mr.. G. l..
Spence, music dealer here, has taken great
interest in the introduction of higher
grade of music, and will probably arrange
with Miss Wilson for the rendition OF the
complete opera OF "Martha" in this city,
Marietta and Wheeling Miss Wilson will
be supported by Andes, Sullivan, Miss
Julia D. Gazlay and others, all OF whom are
of the best musical talent in America.
The people OF rdrkersburg may thank
Tom HUI for the rare musical treat above
referred to. as he alone deserves the credit
of working up the enterprise, and is GER
tainly entitled TO the thanks of all lovers
of line music.
Joe POindlItcr, who was arrested by Capt
McMechen and officer Burns, on warrant
for forgery, was examined before Recorder
Leonard and held in 81, 900 bond.