Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
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Personal and General Notos
Joseph Long, u young man OF u
Bellaire. died yesterday morning tne
residence OF his mother, Ia that secuon
of town. The deceased was about 20
wears OF age. The remains viii be ioi-
| lowed TO their last resting place In the
old Wegee cemetery tomorrow MORN
Ing at 10 o'clock. uu.n,.
'i"1iyou want a good glass cool Mhwaa'
beer. call on Charley Hanke, corner
of Bridge and Belmont street.
Henry /. Anderson, OF near this place,
has been appointed Deputy State Oil In
spector by Captain Smithnight Gov,
nho is Anderson's predecessor, Was re-
commended by Gov. Foster Tor reap
pointmenl but his scalp was taken by
James +, Anderson, who secured the
appointment Tor his brother Henry.
The old Baron base ball club was TO
organized Thursday evening, aud the
members say they are o prepared 10
walk right away with any club around
This section OF the globe: Billy Jarrett
was elected captain, aud on account o'
the excessive modesty Of the secretary
of the club, We will refrain iron gi'lnS
his name, but should you chance to he
| on the field at any time during q game
which the Barons are playing, YOU VIII
know him by the skilliul manner IN
which he snatches them oil the hat.
A lecture l.as been announced Tor
Sunday evening, ut I 30 O'clock, n Dis
ciples Church, To be given by Mrs. Kent
Mason, me- Clayton. She has chosen
for her subject, ''rhe National Curse
Go aud hear her. it is Tree.
Charlie Hanke has Milwaukee Beer
on tap to-day ut his place OF business,
corner OF Belmont aud Bridge street.
That gay old soul, Mother Rumor,
whispered in our ear yesterday that
Tom Mccormack aud Miss Mary MUIR
phy were To b6 made one next Tuesday.
After the ceremony the happy Bene'
diets will leave on the u. x ID. train Tor
a visit 10 the West. We tender them
our best wishes.
J.. III. Grafton, ri Marietta, formerly oi
this city, was in town yesterday and VIII
remain Tor u few days.
Go to Charlie iianke's to-day aud get
a glass oi Milwaukee Beer.
Mrs. II. Miller has opened up u iirst-
class Millinery establishment opposite
the H. 40. passenger depot. She keeps
"A fine stock OF the latest styles oi ladies',
| misses and children's ready-trlmmed
hats, at q much lower price than can be
! purchased NJ any other store IN Bellalre
or Wheeling. Give this lady n call and
he convinced that what We saw is true. v
Mayor Criswcll was at 81. Ciairsvilie
yesterday.
Arthur McClain has built a new plat
form on Cummins' Grove, Tor the pur'
pose OF accommodating those h desire
10 participate in summer opcn.a,r dane
ing;
| of iewelry than can be Nuud anywhere
else in the city. lie Is receiving goods
al,nust every day. Give him u call aud
examine goods.
The Tribune has donned u T. sign
board.
Mrs. II. Miller keeps the finest stock
of summer hats for ladies' and children
20 he found in the city. Prices very
reasonable.
John u. Hrinlein. OF Bridgeport, was
in town yesterday.
Will Itlch went To Wheeling last
evening To play in the orchestra at the
Opera House.
Charley Hanke has Milwaukee beer
OF tap to-day.
Glenn Bowman (colorrdD died yester'
day morning at his residence in South
Brllaira. Tie was about eighty years
old at the time OF his death. The funeral
| will take place tomorrow at o'clock
Z. N.
CO. Cochran. OF bridgeport, was in
our city yesterday.
T.. Il. Lcnncr, who set tire To a blast
IN the Pittsburgh Coal Works, yester
day, went into the mine aud commenced
picking the blast, when it went oil,
hurting him somewhat. This is another
cast OF mot knowing II was loaded
| this one, however, without the usual
sal result, hut, 1T might have been"
\. /. Marsh has received u fine new
stock OF jowelry at his place OF business,
| on Thirty second street.
The members oi the Gloe Club report
hayhg spent u pleasant time ut the rest
dence OF Mr.. Maxwell, on South Union
street, Thursday evening, Their next
meeting will he ut the homo oi Miss
Mollie Dunaway, on South Harrison
street, Gravel Hill, next Tuesday even
ing,
A change OF the running OF trains on
the G. 4 2. railroad, II is thought, will
take place some time IN the near future.
Ga THURSDAY night u large dark
chestnut sorr,l mare was stolen from the
residence OF Samuel Day, OF Mead town.
ship. Twenty-Five dollars reward Is
offered for the arrest OF the thief and re-.
turn of the mare 10 the owner,
Miss Phmbe Henderson. sister Of
Mrs. Samuel Mcdonald, oil Gravel Hill,
who has been spending a pleasant visit
with friends in the East, returned yes.
teTday.
The Ladies' G. B. +. Singing Society
met at the residence OF Mr.. Vim. Rar.
nari, Of Gravel Hill, last night.
The members of the lAederkrans
Singing Society will give q picnic ut
Indian Run on the 2ath inst.
The nailers al the hellairo mill have
challenged the hailers tu q match game
OF base ball to be played the frat day
oil.
Rev. W. Gaskins, pastor Of the Pres
bytcrian Church, will discuss tho sub.
Jet Of temperance at that church 10
morrow luornIng. In the evening he
will occupy the pulpit VI the NJ. L.
Church, on account OF the absence OF
the pastor Of that church.
Mrs l.. II. Hall keeps the celebrated
GAINESVILLE Ice cream.
A verdict vas rendered in favor Of
Capt Fink in the case OF Fink vs.. Oliver
for 4 iorcible detention OF property.
This case was triei on Thursday before
squire Powell.
The funeral OF Chas, Williams, which
took place at Benwood on Thursday,
was 2ell attended by both Bellaire and
Benwood citizens.
The members OF the West Wheeling
Sunday School will give an entertain.
ment in their room next Friday evening.