Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

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PsrrrY near Indian Summer.
BoARp Of County Commissioners
meets Monday morning.
To meet, or not to meet, that 10 the
ouestion-Councilman, who wants to
20 to Bellaire.
The tent meetings in the Sixth ward
on the Caldwel's Run lot, still continue
to attract good sized congregations
The annual fall opening Of Meesrs-
Brues & Golfer takes place this alter.
noon and evening. A big crowd VIII
doubtless be in attendance.
SoMso OF the telegraph poles recentiv
erected for fire alarm purposes, are
rough, shaggy and u%nsiyhtly. They
should have been dressed a little.
DuRrxe the past month Recorder
Hook has issued sixteen marriage H.
cepses and admitted to record thirty
deeds in fee and sixteen deeds OF trust
Mr.. JOHN DAvExpoRT had the misfor-
tune TO have his fine hunting dog zip
sew" run over by a train en- the =. q +.
while out hunting Wednesday alter
noon. .
A MAN named Alexander, employed
about the South Wheeling Glass WORKS,
and who lives in the Eighth ward, a
n OF bis fingers badly mashed while a.
work Yesterday.
TuK State Senator's are to have some
new desks for them To- stretch their legs
under. The contract was yesterday
awarded by the Board OF Public WORKS
to Beltz & Fading.
The teachers OF the Third Presbyte-
rian church Sunday school have made
arrangements for an o yster supper ana
social ut Westwood's Hall this evening,
and promise a good time to all who at
tend.
The reason for the defective gas, yes
terlay, and the partial stoppage oil the
article was o6casioned by the worknien
making some necessary attachnlents 10
the old holder. The work Will be con-
tinued to-day.
The Rev. NJ. Sessler, OF Alexandria,
Va, will officiate in the Hebrew Tenn
pie on Friday evening at $3.50 p. NJ.
Also on Sunday afternoon at 7. NJ, he
will deliver his trial lecture. The pubic
is cordially invited.
THERE are some men in this city who
might use a telephone for ten years and
thea he unable to properly do so. They
saw the air with their moths and fairly
make the instrument tremble, to say
nothing OF the poor mortal at the other
end.
The County Court continued its work
Of making citizens yesterday. Clemen
Even and VIM. Scholl, natives OF Ger.
many, Peter Finnegan OF Ireland, anu
Louis Trosch OF Switzerland, were all
granted their second naturalization pa
ers.
The hours at the Second ward market
house have been changed with the ap'
preaching winter months. Commenc,
ing with tomorrow morning until April
LIST, the hour for opening the market
will be 3 o'clock A.. NJ, instead oil
o'clock, as heretofore.
The Catholic Church at Moundsvilie
has lately been thoroughly cleaned and
renovated, and Blumberg, OF CINCINNATI,
The artist who so elegantly frescoed the
Cathedral OF this city. has beer doing
ome work in the church. The work
has all been under the direction oil Fa'
Their McElligott.
TOMMY TERRELL, whose cork legs have
been in Cincinnati getting repaired, re,
ceiyed them yesterday morning, anu
after putting them on and stamping
around the LaBelle crossing for some
he said there was something about them
that made him feel sure that Ohio would
be- all right for Hancock.
1'nE preparations ipr 4 days sport on
the Island next Saturday week October
OH are progressing finely. Mr.. Frank
Webst r has s team at work putting the
track in good condition There VIII be
three races, a run, pace and trot. Ihe
best horses of the city will be entered
aud there will be plenty OF good honest
sport.
Tus Yoke Fellows Society will give
one of their fine entertainments, In the
form OF a debate, tonight in the lecture
room oil the Fourth Street VI. h.. Church.
The subject for discussion ia, Are the
different denominations a benefit or an
injury 10 Christianity?' The atlrma-
tive will he taken by Messrs. f.. q. Cra-
craft and Guy X. e.. Allen and the mega.
tive by Messrs Charles Morrison and
". =. Wiley. These entertainments
gave great satisfaction last season, and
will doubtless do so this.