Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26
BITS OF NEws,
p1oked Up Hero and There By kegt'ter
Reporters.

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e1oked Up Here and There By Kest'ter
Reporters.
NEws in nail circles is quiet.
THE rir ks are doing q good business.
Two deeds OF trust We're admitted to rec
ord Yesterday.
WHISPERS Of a compromise between
mauuE clCrers and n~silers are heard.
THs Executiae Committee OF the Nall
feeders meets IN the city this afternoon,
Tue McKeesport base ball boys with 3
number OF their friends are qlarEered 81
The Howell House
AUTUMN began last Thursday, aud while
the nelou-cholic days have passed t1e mel
oucholy days are still TO come.
TuE brick pavement has been laid on
Tw, nry.seyenth street, and work will PROB
ably begin on Chspline street to-day,
Is Justice CaIdwelrs Court, yesterday the
case Of Eduad Rtiger, charged with for
gtry, was continued until October lst.
JAMES A. HENRY was yesterday appoint
ed administrator of the es'at OF George
MAY. deceased. Bond, 500 with I. u.
Carroll as surity.
THERE will be a grand religious revival
at the colored NJ. Z. church on Eotf street
10 morrow, lasting al day. Elder Brown,
of Pi,tsburg, will conduct The exerc ses.
WHEELING, which has formerly enjoyed
such a reputation tor her boat races, has
not had one this season, so TAR, and the
prospects lcok gloomy for any in the future
SQUIRREL hunting is good now, and many
narries are out after them. One mat re-
ports twenty-five in one day near West Alex
auder. Pheasauts are also quite plenty out
there.
No MENTION was made Of Charley OF in
Yesterday mornings talk with Capt. Haase.
Charley, the captain says, Is hearty and
happy and takes ~ the lie down there IN
great style.
AT a regular meeting OF Pamela Lodge
No. u, !. o. y. F., held last evening,
James ". White was elected as their repre-
-,nratiye to the Grand Lodge, to be held al
jiratton the 10Th proNlmo.
George ". WErSGERBER has sold his
he'll to Haberfeld, OF this city, who recent
Is won the amateur rega IA at Nchee'Port.
Hr Weisberber will also dispose OF hts
u. her boats and boat house.
At a regular meeting Of Virginius Lodge
No. ;. | .. q. f., held in Odd Fellows
Hall Thursday evening, VIM. H. Shelb was
.hosen by election as u representative to the
session Of the Grand Lodge, to convene al
,iratioT in OCTOBER next.
Tue centennial Of temperance will be
elebrar.d by the ProhioiJioni1rs Of this city
,y n meeting NJ MeIodian Hall, No l22O
Main street az $50 p N to morrow, Sept.
mber 9th. There will be an address by
rev Secrest, Of Ohio, and other appropriate
x~ercises. All are invited to attend.
A coy named Willie W5rTinkle, while
r,Iug to climb up a perpendicular wall
,srrrCay al ernoon on the South Side, fell.
o he ground and fractured one Of his
miles. Next time no doubt he will climb
D walls that have a little more slope.
TIE Orem r uk Combination which ap'
pears at the Alhambra Palace rink tonight
pronounced 10 be q first class one, giving
xhibiuous Of all sorts OF fancy and aero
auc skating. This is the first appearance
his season of a rink performance in this
iy and 10 doubt u large crowd will be in
tendance.
The nsilieeders Of Independent Lodge
No. ) of the Ohio Valley will give a grand
katirg carnival at the Chapline street rink
n Friday evening, October .. \ good
ne Is X cted and a large crowd will no
.uubt be in attendance to help the boys
long in their lsudaol- effort 10 raise money
or the benefit OF their lodge.
To-yIGuT closes the week engagement o.
Nice Waltou's Comedy and Bur!esquc Com.
shy at Charley Shay's Academy OF Music
is q first class attraction and hiss been
having good houses each night This X
b. last opportunity TO see a good show aud
rdulg- in q good laugh. Gordon, the great
mysrtriarch in teats Of !edserdemain, vii.
-osiriyely appear.
Az excursion over the Ohio River rail.
cad will take place on Monday, with Par
ssrs burg as its destination, where the Ter
.oa.ia Singing Society Of that city will Gel.
brs,e It's twenty fifth anniversary. IhF
tr.on, Mozart and Grrmauia so"ieties from
his city, besides a number OF the friends @.
ach will 70 down ard take part in the eX.
-~icises. A large day is anticipated.
WHuE out hunting yesterday in company
.i;h his father and brother Mr.. Charles
Bliss came across an old band turtle, and
pom picking it up found upon its back
- following inscription: "F. /, Ga The
baractsrs were almost obliterated, but were
IT uist net enough 10 be distinguished
lie SPOT where the old fellow was foun1
vas rear Triadelphla and CHARLEY, 10 SATISFY
is curiosity. would like 10 knoF who's
name the initials represented.