Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-17
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Town Events rrimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.
TIE La Belle mill will be on full force.
ATTEND the Wheeling Business College.
TIE streets we're thrOnged With pedestri-
ans last evening.
EvERxIHISG was remarkably quiet in po-
ice circles last evening.
The Wheeling Business College has one
hundred students enrolled.
THREE disorderly cases are on the docket
for Police Court this morning.
The Grand Jury meets this morning.
Have any Of your friends lett town!
EyERYBoDY is well pleased with the i'm
proYement to the seats OF the Citizens Kali
way cars.
PRor. GRANGER will continue his won
derful mesmeric business at Germania Hall
this evening.
TINS mouh makers society OF the Ohio
Valley viii give a grand ball at Arion Hall,
on the 18th of December.
HANDSOME Thanksgiving Prociamahons
BY Governor jackson, have reached this
office. through the courtesy of Secretary W.
W. Jackson.
TRE Iron Molders' Assembly, h. OF L.,
viii give their second annual ballat Inrner
Hall on Thanksgiving eve, and invite the
public to attend.
The heating department Of the Belmont
Mill viii resume work this afternoon, the
reason of the work not going oil sooner Is
the repairing of the broken roll.
TuE Top Mill will continue running, not
outstanding the reports to the contrary.
Just how long the works will continue IN
operation could not be sseertained.
EARLY yesterday morning Capt. Bennett
raided a house of i'll repute, No. 1919 Eof
street, kept By Clara Moss. The Madame,
two girls and two men were arrested.
YoUxG men should consider the adyiss,
bihty Of obtaining a thorough business
training and decide to enter the Wheeling
Business College at once, so as to complete
the course this winter.
The German Workingmen Benevolent
Society gave q select boil at Maennerchor
Hall, Saturday night. This is the first ball
this society has given this season, and II
certainly was q grand success.
ALL Democratic ladies OF the Seventh
Ward are requested TO meet at the wigwam
this afternoon at 3 o'clock, TO make ar
engagements for an oyster supper to o.
given to the CLUB Wednesday night.
CoNsTABLEs Laughlin and Love arrested
a white woman and colored man on Elev
eth street last night, on a charge OF inde
cent actions, and placed them in jail. The
viii have a hearing before Squire Arkls
today.
TgE work OF placing the new engine p
the Water Works is progressing quite rap
idly. In less than three weeks the engine
uill be in running order, and then the cit.
zeus need not be alarmed about a fall sup
ply of water.
TIE streets are now all in a very faiI
condition, though if We could afford TO have
them paved with brick, how much bette,
condition would they be in, and how much
less expense would cur cily be put to i
making repairs and cleansing them.
The North End Athletic and Literary As
~sociation will give a grand ball at Turue'
Hall on Thanksgiving evening. This clu
is composed Of some of the BEST Young me
of North Wheeling, and they will NATURAL!
rave a very large and select gathering.
CAMERON will have monster blowout oil
tomorrow evening, in honor of the election
Of Cleveland and Hendricks. John q.
Crawford. secretary of the c. 4 Il. club, o
that place, writes here inviting the clubs o.
this city and neighborhood to be present.
SATURDAY afternoon a foot race was ruU
on North Market street for a wager Of So
between Daniel Richie. OF Fulton, anc
CharlesFos;er, of the North End. Th'
course was from the corner of Seventh n
Market s,reefs to the toll-gate on top o
Wheeling hill and return. Charles Bunte
was the the starter and T. 7. Cockavn'
acted as referee. Foster won by ten yards
The wager between j. c Dunaway en-.
gineer at tie Atlantic, and John Peters
which has been decided in favor of the lat
ter. requires Dunaway TO wheel Peters in 4
barrow from the Atlantic engine house to
the United and return. The wheeling vii,
take pace NEXT CdluEudN HAtGIuOOh Of -
o'clock and John Behring'S martial band
will furnish the music necessary TO attrac'
a crowd.
The English Evangelical Lutheran
church will celebrate its silver anniversary
this week. 1t was established in 1859, JUS
% years ago. The anniversary will begin
on Friday evening, with a sermon by Rev
Prof T. W. Dosh, ID. D., of Salem, Va
On SATURDAY. addresses will be- made b.
Rev. J. W. Swartz, of Washington, Pa
and Rev. J. W. Z. Peschau, Wilmington
\. c. On Sunday morning, Rev. S. B
Baruitz, Rev. Dosh and Rev. Dornblasei
will deliver addresses, and special Sunday
School services will be held in the after,
noon. A lecture will be delivered on Sun.
day evening BY Rev T. W.. Conrad, of thr
Ph;ladelphis Lutheran Observer. TIL
nrounr Of the free will anniversary offer
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