Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-28

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Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.
YEsrEaDkx was pay day at the Belmont
cooper shops.
Two DRINKS were docketed at headquar-
tiers last night.
The opening Of Seibsrts Garden was
postponed until tonight.
Bro attractions Of. the Alhsmbrs Palace
and the Chaphne street Kinks tonight.
yoTEss, turn out to-day in force. This
election is Just as important as any occur
ring in the city's history.
Mr.. JoHS Coleman has taken charge of
his new drug store, the Nail City, and has
fixed it up in fine shape.
The festival to take place at the Fulton
N. Z. Church takes place on the 4th of
June, instead Of the 9th
THE hanks have decided to close their
doors or Decoration Day. Paper due on
Saturday viii fall due the day before.
THREE cases were before the Police
Court yesterday morning, two for drunken
ness and one for raising row with his
wife.
A LARGE glass show card fell from the
top of the shelving at Goetz's drug store
yesterday, demolishiDg number Of bottles
Ofperfume, fancy jars, etc.
IT is said race will take place between
John o. Sullivan, of this city, and Curran
Nelson, Of Wellsburg, at Halls Central
rink in that place tonight.
The Wheeling Light Guards and Plumed
Knights will turn out in great shape on
Decoration Day and do some old time drill
ing. The boys know how to get there.
Coal men above certainly took advantage
Of the recent rise in the river, as a feet
passed down yesterday so large that the
river looked ike floating island for q
time.
The aoater found at Wsllsburg some
time since has been identified as Thomas
Kelley, who was drowned of the towboat
Maggie some time ago at New Cumber-
land.
The North Wheeling and Fulton young
men gave delightful reception last night
at Stems Hall, Fulton, which was attended
by large crowd. 7. 7. Cockayne furnished
| the music.
In the race last night at the Alhsmbrs
Palace rink, between Reed and Sheppard
the latter won the first heat easily and in
the second heat Reed hurt his foot 80 badly
that he was compelled to quit.
The steel ran out again yesterday at the
Belmont mill and the heaters laid of this
morning again, but fresh invoice is ex-
pected and the mill viii again resume oper-
alton as soon as it arrives.
THERE was a very enjoyable progressive
euchre party at the residence Of Mr.. An
drew Patterson, at Elm Grove, last even
ing. Mrs. Patterson always makes charm
ing hostess, but on this occasion she outdid
herself.
By some inadvertence our Council re.
port yesterday morning credited to Mr..
Stanley the authorship of the resolution
concerning the license of E. F. Hsymsu.
Mr.. Crawford offered the resolution at
previous meeting.
Tomorrow evening the Mexican Society
Of the First Presbyterian church, will hold
q reception in the lecture room of the
church, commencing at 1880 o'clock. A
very entertaining programme has been pre-
pared, and everybody is cordially invited to
attend.
The citizens who are DESTROYS of retain,
ing the services of Judge LETTERS should not
regard his election as q foregone conclusion
and neglect to vote. There is no telling
what the day may bring forth. Go to the
polls and vote.
WHEELNG's great musical trio is CON-
posed of Fred d. Fisher, tenor; John Nc
Lure, bass; and DR.. Gasmire, baritone.
This trio gave their East End friends de-
hghtfui serensde Tuesday night, which was
greatly appreciated by the favored ones.
The Venture Glass Works" is the name
of new factory started by John Lomiller
Peter Blsnkensop, A. P. Aying and Henry
Gssmire. They have leased the ground OF
Mr.. George and viii build and operate
factory for the manufacture of bottles, jars,
etc.-Brooke County Local
The communication of Mr.. John Boring
in Tuesdays REGISTER had two important
errors. The figures which read $4,000 aud
$4,000 respectively, ought to have read
S85, 900 and $50, 939 respectively. Persons
reading the communication can readily
supply these corrected figures.
The CHEAT race between Burkett, of this
city, and Dobbins, Ci Martins Ferry, tskss
place at the ALEXANDRA Palace rink to nigh,
and will no doubt be one Of the most excit-
ing events in rink circles this season. The
race is three miles and is for the champion.
ship Of the two cities. Mayors band will
make the music.
THE committee appointed by Holiday
Post G. ~ r, to mark the graves of the
soldiers buried in Greenwood and Mt. Cal
vary cemeteries, state that some of the
graves in these two cemeteries could not be
found, and friends and relatives are re-
quested to mark those that have been in
Adyertsntly overlooked.
Mr.. WILL LNUCHLIS was unanimously
elected Third Lieutenant and Adiutant of
the Wheeling Light Gusrds last night, and
he developed the fact at the practice drill
that he is exactly the right man
in the right place. The Wheeling Light
Guards number sixty men and are doing
great work at their practice drills.
The city has never had a more compe,
tent iurist upon the bench Of the Municipal
Court than Judge LETTERS. With rare Judi.
cisl powers he has. also that grace and
dignity and courtesy that so highly adorn
Judge. The citizens owe him the compli-
ment of reelection and viii serve their own
interests BY the same graceful act.
IT is thought by those interested that the
SteubenVille furnace will be in shape to
turn out Bessemer pig by the first Of
August. Mr.. Spearmsn, of Sharon, Pa,
practical steel man as well as a scientist,
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