Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
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farm in Coalrain to this city.
Mr.. Julius Jacobs is again able TO be at
his place of business after weeks lllnese.
Miss Hannah Bird is in Bel!ville, ILL.,,
stter ding the funeral of her aunt, Mr..
Price.
Miss Maggie Erwin, who has had typhoid
f4ver, is better.
Messles are now an epidemic.
Mis-, Addie Dilworth mss returned 10 her
homs after a pleasant visit with Miss Cas-
ole Chandler.
Mr.. W. C Hymes has purchased fine
new team of horsts
Several small b2ts were male yesterday
| on the gere7sl result.
Willi&m Fajbert and wife, Cf NJ. Pleas
an, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Hurry Myers, who fas chaIgs Of
| tie eff OF the B.nwO3d Furnace is eff OF
du'y on account Of sickness.
Mr.. J. Z. Reynolds has removed hia
tailoring establishment to Io,toffice build
on Fourth street.
Mira. James Crosby is in Brilliant visit
ing friends.
The 3 illiant NIL IS on foil. Tee forge
is running double turn, and the factory is
working full time.
Toe Morkham Comedy Company holes
the boards at Lafay cite Opsra House on
Friday and Saturday next. They play
Baxius' Gal and Land Sharks.
S Hipkin's new horse ran eff on Sec-
ond strest yesterday. The V h Gle collid-
ed with a lamp post, bo'h carriage and post
were wrecke1.
Mrs. VILLAIN B,oIn is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Raw. w. D. Mitchell, late of Smithfsld,
will have charge of the A. M. E. Church
in tits city during the coming yer.
On Monday last, Mr.. Samu Westwood.
one of our eff lent police Off ers, passed
is fortieth birthday and entered upon his
fjrty.first year. In consideration CT this
fact, Mrs. Westwood and number OF
friends prepared a surprise party for Sam.
4 very pleasant evening and elegant
oyster supper were the order, and after the
guests were ready to depart very pretty
and comfortable chair was given TO Wssty
TO rest his old bones when not on du'y
guarding tie city pesce. Those p event
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mansberger, Mr..
aud Mrs. M. F. Pagh, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wetherald, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Bender, Mr..
and Mrs. David Ray, Mr. and Mira. James
Tannehill, MIR. aud Mrs. VIM. Woodruff,
Mr. and Mrs Eug ,ne Blanchard, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Timbalake, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Gorge Podelphord, Mr.. aud Mrs. D. P,
Duvall, Mr.. and MIS- David Veuum, and
Mrs. Parson.
Mr.. Will A. Miller, of the Lafayette
Opera House, is trying to arrange tor a &C..
ries OF Lectures aud concerts by eminent
people during the coming winter. Tho
course consists of thres lectutss and two
concerts and tickets for the season will be
$3.50. The first lecture will be Frank
Beard in "Cnslk Talk" followed by the
Meigs Sisters vocal quartette, R L. Cum
mock, NJ. A, aud the Kats Buzz b ,rg Cen
cert Company. The fifth lecture is not
We! arranged, but it will be Of the highest
ordsr.
Concerning these entertainments the
following notices have been printed:
CONCORD, MASS June IA, 1892.
r. L. Slayton, Esq:
DEAR SIR-It gives me pleasure 10 cay
tuab EUi SunuVCA SuipaccOS OH tuC GU
cutionists have heard, in his ine corcsp-
ton and rendering of elevated characters
such as heroes, nobleme1, princes, men
and women of exalted station.
W. T. HARRIS, Ii. D.,
Dean of Concord School Of Philosophy.
From the CsGu'auqa1 ~ Daily Herald
Mr.. Beard gave a short lecture, freely
illustrating it with his cra5o1s. He al.
ways draws the largest crowd of the day
when he speak, and go, naturally enough,
the auditorium WAS packed to hesr him.
DAYTON, O., Fsbrusry 6, 1885.
During the seven years history Of the
Star Course we have never had a more az
tistic entertainment than that e ven by the
Meigs- . nderhill Co animation in our coarse
February 9Th. The makeup and render
iug o. their programme is perfection itself
for Y. NJ @, a. auspices, and / hereby