Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-08
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capy the floor the night Of the Monhhore
hop. :, :.
The Elysisn rink is about done with Its
repairs and is getting ready TO open.
James Rowan has sBed swo of the Third
ward Judges at the November election Tor
$40 900, for refusing his vote.
Miss Annie Hoge has returned from st.
Cisirsville.
Cassius Lockwood has returned home
from Kausss sick.
Ms. ]. N. Bridgeman IS visiting friends
in Pennsylvania.
About forty persons assembled At the
home of Mr.. NJ. V. Miller, on Friday night
to celebrate the silver wedding OF Mr.
Miller and his wife. -,
Ed. Fitzpatrick was in st. Clsirsville
terday looking for some fast skaters to
race ShuitleWorth.
s Q. Hamilton, Of this city, is Secretary
of the Wheeling Poultry Association.
), The regatta announced for yesterday did
not come of. Another one is booked Tor
next Saturday.
Communion services in the Episcopal
church to-day.
Joseph Camp purchased II shares OF
stock in the Glass City Building Associa-
ZION for which he paid 81 cents premium.
GEORGE Sewers gave blowout TO his col.
ored friends, at his new store, last night.
Preaching IN all the churches to day.
Hope Hose Company No 2, will raths
off watch
Business was pretty dull in town Jester
dsy. The b. d roads kept the farmers out.
Colored folks ball in City Hall on No
vember 18th.
Drunken men we're not hard to find yes
terdsy, and several who became boisterous
were locked up.
The rooms in the Troll building, to be
used as q reading room by the 7. N. c.
A., are looking very well since they were
pspered.
James Msnion. the steel worker, who
wss killed on Friday, will be buried this
afternoon from the residence Of bis sister,
Mrs P. Reddy, on Rose Hill, at l o'clock
Mrs. Catherine Hes celebrated her
65,h birthday on last Friday evening.
The entrance TO the store room Of JOS
eph Somehow has been tiled and it pre-
cents an attractive appearance.
Rev. Louis Payne, Of GAINESVILLE, was IN
town yesterday.
Miners met in the City Hall again last
night. :.
TwoB & o. engines got of the track in
the yard yesterday.
A benefit ball will be given in Turner
Hall on Thanksgiving night TO assist John
Bsugh in getting an artificial arm. 1t will
be remembered that John lOst his arm in
the collision near Belmont.
John Rodefer, Sr who was badly inJur-
ed By the explosion of the cylinder OF
cider press is getting along SIS we'll as
could be expected and may recover
Three physicians are attending him. his
broken leg has been set and the wounds
about his face have been put in as good q
condition as is possible.
Judge Isaac Castor, Of St. CiairsVille,
was in town yesterday.
Hughes heat in the boat race yesterday.
Rev J. X. McKallip will address the
Nc. Pleasant Presby terisn Sabbath school
in their snniverisry serniceS. In eonse-
uuence OF this arrangement the First Pres
by,erian church will be closed this evening
The hostler at the B. L o. chops backed
engine 4l2 out of the shop at an early hour
Yesterday morning, but as the tender failed
10 90 on the turn1tsble the hostler made
haste to save wreck and pulled the en-
CINE open. The iron horse started forward,
and the man, who was greatly frightened,
Jumped. The locomotive plowed forward,
went through the wall of the engine house
and tore a great hole in the roof. The en-
CINE went through the same place as the
one that tore things up so badly some time
ago.
A lady named Dean, residing up Indian
Run, will be buried today.
J.E. Robinson, druggist, has on sale
seats for Joe Emmett in section f of the
Opera House, next Wednesday and Thurs
dsy nights.
The new bridge over McMshon creek
should have q foot walk on both sides.
Rev. C. W. Hawry, of Wellsburg, W.
Va will preach at the Christian Church
this morning and evening, occupying the
pulpit for Rev. J. N. Monroe, who is as
sis'ing him in protracted meeting at
Woll,hy,yr