Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-10
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MAT DAL1 NaS seub " JAA W SHeHs
Arkle, last evening, for hearing to-day, on
charge of disturbing the peace.
SWEENEY L SoSs foundry is now engaged
making a bell, hopper and monthpiece for
the blast furnace at the Jefferson Iron
Works.
A WARRANT was sworn out before Squire
Arkle for c. G. Whitman, charged with
ssssulting John Martin. Histrial Will come
of this morning.
JoHx CoALMAS (colored) was arrested
last evening on charge OF sssauitlng hi'
wife. He was sent to jail for hearing this
afternoon before Squire Ankle.
SUNDAY NIGHT thieves went into Mr.. VIM
Hughes barn, on Caldwelps Run, and car
ried of q wagon load Of wheat, barley, &c
Who they were has not as yet been found
out.
ASICE holiday gift for children are the
geographical and historical cards recently is
sued. They are both amusing and instruc
tive. See advertisement in another col
umn.
Those living on the National road are
desirous of knowing when the new lamp
post, ordered by council, will be placed IN
position above Seventh street. 1t Is badly
needed.
JOHN MARLIN was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by C. G. Whitman, before Squire
Ardle, on charge Of assault with intent 10
kill. He will have hearing this morning
at 10 o'clock.
SUNDAY night the terrible wind storm
which swept over this section Of the coun
try blew down large brick chimney at MIR.
Aaron Kelly's place, and badly wrenching
the rafters Of the house.
YESTERDAY, Mrs. DIETRICH entered suit
against ]. W. Cots for $500 damages, be,
fore Squire Phillips. This suit grew out OF
an eiectment Of the plaintiff s furniture out
of the defendants house.
Mss MoLLIE, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Kenney viii entertain number Of her
friends at her residence, on next Friday
evening, the occasion being her birth day
The young folks are all looking forward to
a most pleasant evening, and they will re-
alize their expectations.
WHEELISG's Laughing Festival will take
place at the Opera House next. Tuesday
night the occasion being the appearance OF
the comedians, Harrison and Gourlay, In
their world-famous creation, Skipped by the
Light of the Moon This performance
has Just concluded ar engagement Of l25
nights in the principal theatres OF New
York, where it is universally conceded to be
the funniest and best Of all comedy produc'
tons ever conceived.
Mr.. ADRIAN BARON, Of the South Side, and
one Of the oldest citizens Of Wheeling. has
returned from FIVE months trip OF sight
seeing in his native county in England
where he had not been for the past forty
years He also visited different parts Of
Scotland and Ireland. Mr. Baron expresses
himself as very much gratiGed over the sue
cess OF the Democracy during his absence
THE following conyeyances were admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
A deed made the 18th day Of November
1884, by VIM. Irwin.and others, to the Odd
Fellows Hall Association, in consideration
of $2,7O0 for piece of property on Twelfth
street, between Market and Chaplins street
A deed made the Sth day of December
1894, by l.. A. Zane and others, to George
Gray, in consideration of S5i, for piece Of
land on the Island.
A PRELIMINARY meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held Mon
day night in the office Of the Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, on Main street
for the purpose of perfecGng arrangements
for the holding OF a general meeting OF the
Y. NJ. c. A., which will probably be held al
the Opera House on the Sunday after
Christmas Various committees were
formed and several interest addresses were
delivereu by gentlemen present The \.
~ C.. A. will without doubt have an organi
zatiou in this city.
THE North End Athletic and Literary
society, which is composed of a number Of
the leading young men of that section
have leased the hall on the west side o.
Market street above Seventh, and are put
ting it in the finest order possible. Wher
completed it will compare with any hall il
the city. They still have all the reading
matter of the day and will give several en-
tertainments during the winter The soci
ETY. will give grand dress ball at the hal
on Christmas night to which no lady vii
be admitted without an invitation. Their
last ball proved to be the finest of the Sea
son. Kramer will play,
EVERY dealer in toy and fancy goods il
the city is endeavoring to Guido each othel
in making display, but it is UNIVERSAL!
acknowledged that D. C.. Genther, proprie
tor of The Fair and CSC Store" knock!
them oil out as far as stock and low price
| prices are concerned. He has the larges
store in the State, and the grandest AM
most impreSsing display that can be founC
anywhere. 1t is an old saying that peopl,
| go all over the city to look at goods ant
compare prices, but when they want to bu,
they always 90 to Genthers. His monste
store, at 1865 Main street, opposite Eleventh
street, is now open and crowded to suffocs
ton daily with buyers This is his twelftl
annual exposition of Toys and Fame,
Goods, and he is always on top. Mr.. Gen
Their always imports all Of his own goods
and does an extensive wholesale trade also
Go TO the and loo Store, 1922 Mali
street Wheeling W Va for tovs efr