Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-22
MOUNDSVILLE.

Misses Maud Grimes and Jessie boot
en- are visiting Miss Grimes's grandpar-
ents near Friendley.
VIM. Erskine, prominent attorney OF
Wheeling, was in the city on important
legal business Friday.
w. Dewitt Stewart left last evening
for Baltimore, where he viii resume his
medical studies at the University OF
Maryland.
The production Of "Moselle, the Noun
tain Fair" which was rendered at the
Opera House Friday evening and again
hast night, by home talent, for the bene-'
fiji of the band. was a charming success.
The house was crowded on both coca
sions and quite neat little sum was
realized. which will be used to purchase
new uniforms for the boys. Too much
cannot be said in commentator Of all
those who took part in the performance
and labored necessarily to make the al
fair a success. All rendered their parts
to perfection and Il would be hard TO gay
which eYcelled, if such a decision was
necessary.
Mrs. Rachel Stewart of Rock Lick, is
the guest Of friends and relatives in the
city.
DR.. T. r. Rogers returned Friday from
Maryland He was accompanied by his
niece, Miss Mile Guard, Of Friends
Vile Md, who will make her home with
them. The Doctor is the picture of
health, and says he enjoyed his trip very
much.
Sam Parriott, Of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday shaking hands with his
friends.
l. S. Rice has been awarded the con-
tract for the plastering Of the new Trim
ity Parish House.
Mrs. E. b. Kirkbride presented her
husband with another heir, Friday,
weighing over eight pounds. The new
conner is a girl.
Alb Charlton was awarded the con-
tract yesterday of carrying the mails to
and from the postoffice to the depots.
eIe will take charge tomorrow.
Joe Weaver and Philip Hodgeman
have gone to Alexandria, Va. where
they will attend school the coming win
ter.
The T. J. Dorsey farm, consisting of
100 acres. situated on the Waynesburg
road was sold at commissioners sale,
yesterday, 10 w. H. Cook, for the sum
Of 81. 500, subject, however, to the wild
owls dover. The same property sold
last spring for $3.50, but the salewas
set aside upon bond being given that at
least ten per cent more than that sum
would be bid for the property.
Mrs. Capt. John Smith and son. Frank
Sigafoose, have returned from pleasant
trip to Louisville. st. Louis, Indianap-
oils and other western cities.
]. G.. Bardall is at Westfeld, Mass, at
tending a netting Of the United States
Whip Company, Of which the Weaver
Bardall Manufacturing Company is a
branch.
A FREIGHT TRAIN ON THE STAGE.
A complete freight train of fourteen
cars. Illuminated caboose and practic-
al working engine a magnificent scene
of Niagara Falls by moonlight, with
real mist, as seen from suspension
bridge The fight of the Fast Mail,
which crosses the stage at the rate of
seventy miles an hour, and a realistic
steamboat race and explosion on the
Mississippi are among the most novel
scenes and mechanical effects shown
in Lincoln J. Carter's scenic prOduc-
ton. The Fast Mail" which appears
at the Grand the last half of this week.
Seats at the box Office.
Attend the opening Of Plate & Hanes
tomorrow evening.
attend the Opening of Plate Hanes,
ITf,rer T.ttr inn