Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
@ 4. n. MATHEMATICIAN
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No entertainment OF tnree nights has
ever drawn 30 well here as the one OF
Thoburn Post, G. A. r No. 72at CONNER
cal Hall, which closed on Saturday night
The attendance on Thursday and Friday
evenings was large, filing every seat in the
hall, but was nothing In comparison with
the attendance on Saturday night. The
drawing for the organ and other prizes was
the chief attraction. At half past seven
every seat was taken anda half an hour
later every inch ofspace in the hall was os.
cupied. The large hall never contained q
larger audience, nor probably as large.
Many persons were turned away. The
performances we're very entertaining and
are q credit to Messrs. Wallace, Brown,
Tnnnehill and Frazier. the gentlemen in
charge and all the others concerned. The
entertainment was gotten mp in a short
tine, sc me of the performers appeared for
the first time on the stage and, notwith
standing these facts, it was a grand success
This speaks we'll for the Grand Army boys.
The Performance over, the drawing took
pace. w. II. Morrow, of Ada, Ohio, drew
tie grand prize, the organ, with ticket No.
l,776; w. 8. Speer, OF this city drew the So
gold piece with ticket No. ], 932 and Joseph
Rsseer, of Hamilton, Ohio, drew the clock,
went off as follows: VIM. Martin, No
1859, soap; No. 7,lS9, can tomatoes; G. W.
Snider, No. 1887, gents hose; No. 1885
ladies' hose; No. 5000, tomatoes; No. $50
tomatoes; No. 1865, silk handkerchief; j
81. Finney, No. 2937, ladies' hose;
No. 1898, gents hose; James Tame
hill, Cos tomatoes; ,Gtorge Irwin
2970, comb; 1851, gents hose lilo, soap:
Jackson, 1869, hands erchiet; 1858, book;
button; 6Gl7, COMB Al Gay, 6I77, hosei
Lizzie NJ. swsgger, 3639, hose; 1852 hand
kerchief: 5l36 conn; II. c. Williams S746,
handkerchief; 1857, silk handkerchief
Emma johnson. 1882. c9mb; 1880, to
mates; K +. Aliendsr, II3!, set glass ware;
6. N. Spark. 25ll, SOAP q w. Bishop,
64S, comb; Theo. Keller OTIS, 6Osa; henry
Craig, 745, sleeve butous; 1856, tomatoes;
Chas Grahsm, 9I62 gents hose; 1915, COLLAR
button; 94S7, Handkerchief; J. A. Dick.
son, 1906, tomatoes; 4I4S, hand
kerchief; 2905, sack -four; ID. X. Myers
2,S43, soap; Frazier 5.J77, silk hsudker-
chief; 4, 237, comb; Carrie Warnig 9.Sl6,
comb; Wittermann T9S, sleeve buttons;
Ella Shipman 4,62l, handkerchief; $685.,
handkerchief; Mrs. Hubbard mot mother)
5,2l3, soap; 5,927, handkerchief; Ieakey
2,Sf4, tOmatOe6i J. n. MCSue Iilvt' honu
kercbief; Baby" Bridgeport, 4,34S, soap;
W, s Tripp SS6, tomatoes; Westlske 8 49,
CO lar button; 8, $50 handkerchief; Il -, clI-
lar button; Jenkins 1928, comb; 1892,
soap; Swagger 1854 tomatoes; 1904, hand
kercbief; 6l43, soap; II. h. LncAs, 1856,
sosp; cast, 5lS9, tomatoes; Walt Young
1882, comb; Conowsy, 1880, handkerchief;
$3.50, handkerchief; A. u Moore, l44S, hand
kerChief; 1888, comb; 1898, collar bntton;
Elijah Hoover, 1868, hose; John Martin,
1884, sleeve buttons; A. G. Raney, 80; col
sleeve buttons; Andrews 1853, soap; W. c
BIZ hop, GAG, comb Lewis, 1865, soap; kes-
tie, 1852, tomatoes; K. Crouch, New Pnila-
delpbis, 1854, soap; G. WoJd, 1856. BE.
sides the above lot of penho.ders and
pencils were drawn. Every body Exp ced
to get the organ, but were disappointed.
ELECTION NOTES.-THE TICKETS.
"Indepe nden:," Citizens Temperance
Citizens" and Peoples Independent
are the tickets in the field for today.
Mathew G. Mitchell, the present incum
bent, is the candidate for Mayor on all the
tickets except the Citizens Temperance,
and will be elected. His opponent is John
White, who says he don't regard his
chances as flattering, but from what he can
learn believes the contest will be close.
Marshal Robert Hanson is the candidate
for Marshal on the three except Iade-
pendent. On this one A. U. Moore is
candidate, and the contest for the Marshal
ship promises to be Cl0Ge.
The ConIest Tor the Trtasurship Will,
from every Ia liUdIlUu, be q warm one.
The candidates are J. I Irwin aud ID. h.
Dilworth, the latter Oh The Clhz Ems Tenn
pGIance aid Independent AID Irwin on
the Citizens and Peoples
For the C,erksh!p the candidates are
Theodore SnUdgrASs Oh this CitZ9ns' fem
perance and &. T. Ali,nier on the balance.
This contest will also be close.
TIE candidates for Street Commissioner
are Samuel Fisher on all except the OI.i-
zsns' Temperance On this one William
f. Orr is the candidate, and Robert Colt.
rell is an indspeE dent candidate.
For Cemetery Trustee Mayor NrUchsil
hes no opponent and ought 10 be elected.
In the FRS wald the candidates for
Council are Learder Wood on the ditfsr.
His opponent is Richard G. Swartz. For
Assessor the candidate is A. G. Campbell.
In the Second ward for Council Isaac
Coils is On the Citizens" and Harrison
Cess and Reece Furboy are running indie
rendent. Charley McCarly is the candi-
dGte for Assessor on all the tickets.
In the Third ward the candidate for
Council on all the tickets is Joseph L.
Hanes, and A. NJ. Shipman is an indie.
pendent candidate. For Assessor James
H. Van Pelt is the regular NOMINEES and
A. M. Shipman is an independent. candi-
date.
The greatest in terest is manifest in the
Mayoralty, Msrshalship and Treasurship.
The interest all around Is far above most
spring elections. The candidates and their
friends were on hands yesterday from
school time till late hour last night
and appeared 10 be working indu'tli'
ously.
There lives In the ThirI ward a man, or
We shcuI1 Say brute, who would As soon
stfll- lIs wife with club as he would.a
dog Tre other day he gave ner such
tnrsS'iug that she WAS compelled 10 fee to
tn. "Clgs Of pei2hbor for her litA. This,
We sic told, occurs professionally and.
=" Language vi our informant, me
seats ter almost TO death" A number OF
rsi-! h,rS fsve dubbed together for the
pur7. 'e Of applying tar snd feathers If 1t
occurs SPnin.
J. II. Van Prlt, if elected sssesso. in the
Third ward. will turn the work over to Mr..
Tss az Narener, who has been laid u with
nhamatoTy rheumatism for several
months.
On Saturday night, late, J,hu MORE WAS
struck in the head with brick, emitting q
large cash.
Messrs. II. W Smith srd J. p. Crowell,
who hsve been quite eiCk, were reported
bsfter yesterday.
A Bridgepor'er named Hickey was ar
rested late Saturday night for drunkenness
and fighting.
Outside OF politics Gud promeuading
there was nothing going on yesterday.
The "Climax" will run 10 Wheeling on
Wednesday and Saturday nights
Gen. Swan, colonel OF the Third Ohio
regiment. has sent to Mr.. Daniel Westlske,
of company A, 4Sd Onio, Capt. Spangler
the sum Of $50 for Distribution am ng the
members Of that com pany Who suffered by
the food, especially the widows of mem
bers.
rho RAme Of the CapIsal