Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-17
MARTINS FERRY.

UuS nillS New YORK Stars had
crowded house last night and gave
great show To the entire satisfaction Of
every one present. They go from here
TO Wheeling.
Dvery one Is requested to decorate
aud illuminate their place Of residence
on Saturday and help to jollify the
great Democratic victory.
Miss Sarah Coffin. who has been the
guest of Martins Ferry friends, re.
turned TO her home at Lynn, Mass, yes
terday.
Scott Linn has sent to Pittsburg for
big lot Of red fire TO have on hand on
Saturday for the Democratic blowout.
Mrs. Steve Clark, of Mingo, who has
been the guest OF her parents here, re-
turned home yesterday.
The Gibney Gordon comedy company
will play all week at the Opera House
commencing Monday.
Labor Commissioner w. T. Lewis
came In from Columbus, yesterday, to
spend few days.
Emerson Campbell and Ellis Lash
were out in the country yesterday doing
some advertising.
w. p. Solomon, representing the Ohio
Suspender Company, was calling on the
trade yesterday.
W. b. Francis has rendered his resig-
nation as Secretary Of the Belmont Oil
and Gas Company.
j. E. Reynolds, Louis Soluble and
Wm. Seabright left yesterday on hunt
ing expedition.
Mrs. A. q. Campbell gave tea party
40 her home on Third street yesterday
afternoon.
Samuel Heaton and Stephen Hopkins,
Jr., were in BeIlaire yesterday on bust
ness.
Pete Stewart left for Columbus, yes
terday, where he has accepted a posi-
ton.
Attorney W. F. Mallory, OF Woods
field, was in the city yesterday on 5usi-
ness.
r. Gautchie. the well-known barber
In Clark's addition, who has been sick
for the past three weeks, is at his post
again.
The special meetings of the y. NJ. c.
A. are growing M interest and attend
ance. Rev. Riddle will speak tonight
on What Shall l do with Jesus The
meeting will begin at $50 O'Clock so as
not 10 conflict with prayer meetings.
All men are especially invited. Mr..
TLos Floyd will sing. The Bible read
ing at 3 p. m, subject, Faith Eve
~ one Invited. These afternoon meet
ingS are intensely interesting.
TIRE MERCHANTS CARNIVAL.
The Merchants Carnival, to be given
at the Opera House, tomorrow even
inc, by the "Y's," is something out of
the usual run Of entertainments, and
will probably draw a large audience.
Following is the programme:
PRAYER. ................ Rev. II. n. Campbell
TaGlssu. ..... ..... ......'l IL Shelter Thee
Rs7.Iing-"Thc Raven. 800. Frank ". Nesbitt
Juvenile Broom Drill ........... Ella De Vault
Rea4iag-"The Death Bed. Chas. S, Brill s
Merchants Carnival ............ - The 4 5
Tsb,e4u-"l me Us salute. ...... The S
N''-''S A'''' Frank W. Nesbitt
''-' Misses Edith and Annie McKim
Rpa1iug-"Ms' Joey Dee -. Chas. ) Brllrs
1ahl.au. .Teucysons Dream OF FAIR Women
Impersouator .............. Hon. Albert W. Harris
CAST.
Elizabeth" Bessie Brady
..Ia1sr ~ Troy Jennie Dixon
..I ,5r- ............. Bessie Griffith
..rfa,Det-r', ............ Cora LaScur
,.rsrhrIsb,, Daughter ...... Anna Bell Hobbs
..9 o.,,,rr4'' .. Bca Thomas
..1-,,, M Arcf .............Le Lena Nc,ay
pi.D'st .... Miss Edith McKim
Thirty-siX young ladies will represent
as many business houses in the city.
As the stage room required In properly
presenting the figures is limited, only
the above number can be represented.
The entertainment was arranged by the
..Y's" with the view OF including all
merchants. While some may be omit
ted. TO was not through DartialIty, but
only for the reason given above.