Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-18
SAYINGS AND DOINGs.


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KRAMEa's band serenaded Mr.. Simon
Horkheimer, last night. ..tat
SOME good sermons will be delivered
throughout the city tomorrow.
RENxSYI's princess will wake sweet
music at the Opera House on Monday.
The police court had things its own
way, yesterday. 1t was the only court
in session.
A GREAT number Of new buildings for
dwelling house purposes are erecting in
East Wheeling.
BUSINESS was dull at the court house.
Yesterday, one deed in fee being the
sum total of the news returns.
AUcrIONEER HALLER, yesterday, sold
the Madison Banks property, on Eoff
street, to Alex. Pannell for 81, $50.
An unknown Pitsburgher was ar
rested by Officer Miller, yesterday, for
lying drunk and exposed on the stone
bridge.
THE lessons in the Sundays School to-
morrow, according TO the international
plan, will be ''The Triumphs Of Faith. "
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MCCLUsXY MCCANNoS, Of West Alex
ander, who was killed on Thursday, by
being thrown from a wagon, Was buried
yesterday afternoon.
A PARTY of South Wheeling young
folks gave a pleasant dance at Assembly
Hall, last night. An excellent repast
was furnished by Laramie.
TEuPERANCE meeting at Parker's Hall
sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock. Adj
dresses by Rev. HAYS, OF Washington,
Pa, and others. Allare invited.
j. NJ. SPROUTS, Of Washington, Pa,
anil Miss Kate II. Fulton, of West Alex
ander, were married at tht latter place
ON Thursday by Rev. W. II. Lester.
SERVICES at the Disciples Church at
1890 4. NJ. and Up. NJ, W. b. Thomson
pastor. Subject iOr morning sermon
Faith Eyening-"What Think le
OF Christ
Mas. SARAH RAY, Of West Alexander,
died on Thursday afternoon of cancer IN
the face. She was - wears of age, and
mother Of Edward ami William Ray, of
this county.
Nix. Joan ROTuERN0ND was married
t. Miss Sophia I.andchrone, on Thurs
dav evening hast, by the Rev. Rumpt
oithc south Wheeling Lutheran Church.
John il member Of Neiwig's Orches-
ira.
We were led into error, by Council
man, in the statement that Superln-
dent of the City PusOn was to have
been elected, yesterday. The election
will not come of until the regular meet
Ing Of next month.
AT the English Evangelical Lutheran
church tomorrow at ,O4 NJ. and 4. N.
clergvmen of the Presbyterian synod
will preach. The Sunday School will
have a special missionary service ut :
+. NJ. Addresses by members OF the
Presbyterian Synod and the pastor, and
a letter 10 he read from the Rev. \. ID.
RonO, the children's missionary in
India. I.
AT regular meeting OF the Sunday
School Board OF the Fourth street vi.
f.. Church, the following officers were
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SUPERINTENDENT, DR.. T. III. Logan; AS
sistant Superintendent, J. +. Hughes;
Secretary, W. Il. Day Treasurer, ;. A.
Wayman; Librarian, John Bailie; SUI
perintendent Infant Department, Mrs.
John Wagner; Assistant, Miss Mary
gilbert.
MRS. DR. CrNNINs and Mrs. PAUL had
a narrow escape from death or injury,
ON THURSDAY night. They were return
inc from a visit to Mr.. Hobbs, and while
driving across the railway at EOh street
and Thirty.Second, were nearly caught
by a passing freight train. The engine
was propelling the ears, and they Judged
from the sound of the bell that the train
was still far away. 4 man, who hap
pened near, caught the horse IN time to
prevent what might have been a seri-
Gus catastrophe.