Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-02

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YESTERDAY ruling roll at the Belmont
mill broke.
0sE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
YESTERDAY was All Saints day and was
duly observed in all the churches
LAST evening the Top mill nail factory
shut down until next W Wednesday on account
Of the election.
tbs Riverside mill company received an
order from an Eastern nail mill for guam
tity of steel nails.
PETER LowRY, Belmont boiler, was sur
prised on going home on Monday to find
wee small stranger.
THE Schmulbsch Brewing Co, will have
their job Of paving around their building
completed next week.
TOMORROW evening the Academy of
Music opens up again, with one OF the finest
theatrical troups on the road.
LAST evening another yag was run in
BY the police Officer Dunlap making the
arrest. Let the good work go on.
The members of the Sixth ward Cleve'
land and Hendricks club ore requested TO
meet in full unifoym on Monday evening.
Miss Cora FLORENCE entertained a Sc
lected few of her friends at her residence,
No. 200 Wood street, in royal style Friday
evening.
EAST Wheeling was the scene of several
rough and tumble fights last evening. Oth-
GERS Morris and Freebolt arrested the par
Elephants.
Az ENJOYABLE "taffy pulling was held at
the residence of Mr. J. NJ. Scroggins,
Chapline street, on Hallow Eve About
fifteen couples were present
THE dance of the Cleveland and Hen.
bricks Eighth ward club is postpcaed until
Monday, November % they we're dis
appointed in getting an orchestra.
LAST Friday evening Miss Emma Suter,
charming young lady Of North Wheeling,
entertained select few of her friends at
her residence, No. Is Eighth street
Ma. RoBRRr CRowrHGR, one ofthe newly
elected Justices of the Peace of Union dis
trict, fled his $4,000 bond with Clerk
Hook OF the County Court, last Friday.
A party of government engineers are sur
veying that portion of the Ohio river above
the Sisters with view TO its improvement.
There are three channels at that point.
HENRY SHELLHorSE, a popular boiler of
the Belmont mill, was surprised on going
home from work last Tuesday to find a
bouncing COY there, present from his wife.
FrEp. W. MEYERS. popular Young gen
i!eman from the Buckeye State, mas opened
up barber SHOP on La Belle street, oppo,
ste the pottery. lie deserves good pat
ronage.
TuE South Side Singing socie'y gave a
very successful and select hop at their halt
on Jacob street last Friday evening, which
was largely atleuded The society is one o.
the most select in the city.
The following couveyances were admitted
10 record in Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday:
\ deed made the 18th day of October 1884,
By John Young, trustee, and Others, 10 Geo.
kimple, in consideration of $3.50, for por-
ton of the farm Of Jos. Caldwell.
Capt. John Onions new towboat will, it
is expected, be launched at Madison to day,
and completed in three weeks. She is 10
feet in length, ~ feet beam, feet dept OF
hold. Engines IL feet in diameter with 8
feet stoke She is intended for the South.
Two Bible lectures today in Capitol
Square. Subject of morning discourse, at
10 o'clock: How and when will Christ
come Subject of discourse in the after.
noon at 3 O'clock is: Conservation or
Marrow Way to Life. All, especially
thinking Christians, cordially invited. No
collection.
FRIDAY evening q number Of Miss Kate
Stager's intimate friends congregated at a
neighbor's house and repaired to that lady 5
residence in body as surprise party. The
charming young hostess, though completely
surprised, was equal to the occasion and
made the unlocked for visit Of her guests a
very pleasant one.
A HIGH school, to 5e known as the Ran
'lolph Male Academy, is TO be established
at Hut,onville, in Randolph county, aud a
certificate Of incorporation was issued from
the Office Of the Secretary Of State yester-
day. The incorporatOrs are j. W. Mar
shall, J. ". Mcleod, Vim. A. Moore, B. B.
Ward, J. c. Irons, W. l.. Ward and ". S. p.
Bryan.
The Alpha Phi society of the Philadel,
phia College OF Pharmacy has elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing year:
President, William T. Neil, of West Vir-
ginia; vice president, W. NJ. Eldon, Of
PENNSYLVANIA; secretary W. Reid Ware Of
Georgia; treasurer, John NJ. Wayne, oil
West Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The United States Kwasind is at work in
Sandy Shallow and has done some good
work as far up as the wharfboat and will
commence on the D. B. Wood rocks, above
he mouth Of the place where Sandy will
he when it rises, and take out the rocks
where the Wood once sunk on. and the
others up through the crossing Pee liol
lowsy is plotting on her.
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