Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-25
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TINS Eight ward club viii 60 to Martin s
Ferry 70 nIght.
Oxs marriage license was issued at Clerk
hooks Office yesterday.
IA late hour last night no arrests were
reported a. police hcadquarters.-
VS. are selling druggist sundries very
cheap at h. NJ. McGilliu & Co.'S
THREg deeds of trust we're admitted 10
record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
THg Jefferson Juniors will meet at $50
o'clock this evening at the club, to go to
Martins Ferry.
Tux Board Of Public Works has com
pleted the laying of the bricks now on hand
On South Huron street
BIBLE lecture in the Capitol Square at 3
o'clock tomorrow, October 10Th. Subject,
Restitution" Seats free.
A VERY good crowd took il "A Messenger
.iom Jarvis Section" last night, at the
Opera House, and enjoyed It well
Our designs in hats this season are very
elegant, comprising every shape and style
lady can wish for. +. ". McGillin 4 Co.
SEATS for Rag Baby 90 on sale this
morning, at Banners 1t is good play
aud will be at the Opera House on Monday,
SrpT. LoyrrS, of the Citizens railway
line, has a force of men at work repairing
The paving along the eompanys liue oil
travel
ALI members of the different Cleveland
and Hendricks clubs in this city should tucu
out this evening and attend the grand pa
-ade in Martins Ferry.
Tug Island Junior Cleveland and Hen
tricks club are requested to meet at the
Sigwam tonight, at $50 sharp, in full uni
form to 90 to Martins Ferry, ..
The differences between the Belmont and
Top mills and their nailers will probably be
settled to-day. If such is the case both
mills viii be in full blast Monday morning.
SEVERAL reports are in circulstiouto the
fleet that Frank Healy has withdrawn
from the race for Chief Of the Fire Depart,
meut. The reports are without founda'
lion.
YESTERDAY the case Of the State VS. Mrs.
James Bowman on charge of breach Of the
peace, was before Squire Peterman. The
case was dismissed by defendant paying
he cost;
4 CHANGE has been made in that famous
red fire badge" 1t now reads: "Hur-
rah tor Blaine Who Cares a Damn for
he Mulligan Letters. Three Cheers and
= Tiger for Ohio!
"YOrXG MEx." will be the theme OF the
.ernon in the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow evening The announcement OF
The subject ought 10 attract a large number
Of the Young men OF our city
Tax following conveyance was admitted
TO record at CleIk Hooks Office yesterday:
\ deed mate the 23d day of October, 1884,
" Harry II. Watersto Margaret NJ. Waters,
in consideration Of 81 500, all the right and
interest in the estate Of Joseph II. Waters,
deceased.
TnSICur the Democrats Of Martin S
Ferry will have grand jOlli6cabop meet
:ng. and all the Wheeling clubs haze de-
cided to attend. This is right. Martin 5
Ferry has always assisted Wheeling, and
Wheeling should heartily return the compli-
meut The ferry will run. and will carry
the clubs at half rates.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
celebration OF the quarto Centeunlary OF the
First English Evangelical Lutheran church
Of this city. SUNDAY, November 23d is the
time fixed. Rev. T. W. Dosh, ID. d., of
Salem. Va. the FIRST pastor, Rev. S. B. Ba-
Iinty; Rev. Prof. J. W Richard, Rev. F. W.
Conrad, of Philadel phia- aud other dislin-
ruished clergvmeu of that denomination are
.xpected 10 be present and 10 take part IN
he exercises. which may include Friday
md Saturday evenings previous as well as
sunday. Messrs Uriah Shepp, VIM A.
Heimberger and Thomas Hathaway constr
,ute the committee Of arrangements.
THERE was quite full attendance Of the
ministers Of the Steubenville, Wheeling
Mansfield and Muskingum Presby'eries al
he L. P. Synod at Cambridge this waek
nd they transacted great deal Of bust
less. Among other things 1t was shown
hat the numerical strength OF the ministry
E the Synod was acout the same a:
IS, year. Two ministers had been dis
missed and nine received. Five students
nd eight Gcentiates were under the care
nfthe Synod. In lSS3 the church mem
ership OF the Synod numbered 8,275; thi,
ear :, 536. al increase Of l6l. The Synod
then held conference on Changes Needed
n the Method of Home Mission Work,
Rev. J. P. Robb in the chair, and Rev. F
VI Spencer opening with prayer. Rev R
q. Wallace delivered an earnest and inter
sting address, outlining the spirit and ma
ture of the needed chnges Remarks wer'
made by President Spencer, and the SYNOD
diourned after PRAYER BY Rev. DR.. Waddle
THE very best boots and shoes in the cit,