Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-29
MARTINS FERRY.

The Autumn School" on Tuesda.
night, at the First NJ. T. Church, was 1
delightful occasion. The house wa
througed to its utmost capacity. Follow
ing the very delightful lecture OF Rev. Mr.
Binkley and the very attracting music
both vocal and instrumental, another lee
ture of superior character was delivered
last evening on "lhe Sun or the fir'
World" by the Rev. K. F. Randolph, O
Wheeling. The lecture was made exceed
ingly attractive. The crayon charts added
10 the Interest, and all were much wisel
concerning our great luminary than they
Otherwise would have been. Mr.. Kan
doEph is quite o scientist as we'll as very
pleasing and attractive speaker.
The music, both Instrumental and vocal
was finely rendered Miss +. c. Willismt
always attracts as a soloist, but never
more so than on last evening. Her solo
Ring on, Sweet AngeIus, was applauded
to the echo.
The solos Of Messrs Mann ard Lloyd
were very fine indeed These gentlemen
possess very superior tenor voices.
The piano duet, II Trovatore, though
a very difficult piece, WAS rendered in an
eIces dinghy interesting manner BY Mrs
Ed. Wells and Mrs Joseph Wells.
The bass solo, The Tempest" BY J. c.
Gray, Esq was given as only he can rem
der il
The uuartettes and solos we're accompa
MED on the piano by Miss Eta Smith
The piano was generous loan from
the grand music emporium OF W. II.
Sheib ~ Co, wheeling.
The programme tonight will consist In
shO,t addressed, conversation and music
most Of the time being consumed in social
culture. Friday evening the Birds Of
Ohio" \ grand time ia contemplated
This Autumn School ia succeeding be-
yond the most sanguine expectation OF the
executive committee, while the public is
,atherirc rare treat, both intellectual
and amusing No one should miss this
week Of free lectures and music and every
lady should purchase tickets for the lite
rary and mu-iCal entertainment OF Sstur
day evening, the proceeds Of which is TO
meet the expense OF the Autumn Scool.
G. w. McKim is having machine shop
built on G. W. MItchell's lot above the c.
e. P. depot.
Dr.. W. II Hall is moving his dental
parlors and the public library into his new
rooms in the Commercial block,
McGrew & Coss are painting Miss Laura
Linarty's house on Hanover street.
Mr.. Charles Thorngate has purchased
Theaker 4 Dickens hardware store or
Hanover street, and will take charge OF
the same as soon as the invoice is com.
pleted
The Di,ridge Glass Company are build
ing platform to be used in loading
freight at their works
K C. Sxartz left Yesterday on business
Trip in the interest Of the Martins Ferry
Stove Works.
Conductor James Eberlen spent yester
day fishing. His luck was something i'm
mense, and the long s;ring OF fish he car
ried home proved the assertion.
1t has jGSt leaked out that Mr. Gran:
Sedgwick ard Mics Elite McCombs were
married at West Alexander just five days
before the rrS Pennsylvania marriage law
went into effect. All parties interested 10
the young couple are very much pleased
with their action ard hsd they only known
il, there WIS no uccessi'y for such g quiet .
RedtinE
Mrs. J2el Wood. ard her son, o. K .
Wood left yesterday for Bshimore, Phils .
lelDhis and 0 her points ia the Eat
The Knights OF Pythins have moved
heir lodge 70 N figures into their new
all in the Conner iql Blsck