Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
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Special 70 1as Sunday Rs0ists.
SrEuBExvn.LE, September 26.-fhe otnet
evening q certain restaurant proprietor IA
this city became suspicious of one OF ME
boarders, whom he thought was gong 20
try and skip bis board bill Ii struck tns
proprietor that the window might be utiilzed
for the purpose OF escape from the house
and accordingly took his position under the
window. 1t was not long until q vsiise was
suspended to the ground BY the use OF
cord and the proprietor Immediately toos
charge of it. 1t was not long until the
Young man came down stairs and went to
the back yard, only to find that his vsllse
had been captured by the landlord. DE
confessed his guilt and left the house prom
isipg to pay up his bill and redeem his va,'se
when able
Rev. Eugene P Edmonds, known as the
boy preacher, will assume the duties IS pas
cor Of HamliDe Church, this city. de Is
only 80 years OF age, but is said to be one
of the smsrtest men in this Conference,
de will preach his first sermon Sunday Sep
tenb'I27.
Captain James 81 Blinn, an old and well
known citizen, Of this city, died ut his rest
dence on West Market street, Thursday
morning, in the 10th year of his age. He
served two terms as sheriff of Jefferson
county, and was for long time member
of the Vestry Of St. Paurs Church. HIS
funeral took place Friday afternoon, OF
which the Knights Templsr had foil charge,
he having been an officer OF that lodge for
many years. .
A large number of Knights Templar of
this city attended the laying Of the corner
stone Of the new Court House at St. Glars
vile during the week.
A large number of people are in the city
attending the MuskiDgum Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, which opened
it's session in the Fifth street NJ P. Church,
on Thursday morning last
The crawling Of Fourth street, between
North and Washington has been completed,
and the engineer is setting the stakes for
the pavement.
A North Third street saloon keeper and
his better half, who have concluded to
travel alone, met in the Mayors private
Office Thursday morning with their respec
tive attorneys, and agreed on the terms Of
separation, and the division of their house
hold goods.
Lepnox's Hoop Of Gold" will be presen-
ted at the City Opera House next Wednes-
day evening. We trust that they will not
have the bad luck that the last show that
was in Steubenville had.
Hon. Robert Sherrard, Esq, is in New
York.
John O'Neal, of Bellvue, Pa, is the guest
of his brother on North High street.
The ladies Of the German Turner Society
gave delightful dance at Turner Hall on
last Thursday evening, A large crowd was
in attendance who tripped the light fantas'
tic to The sweet strains oil Kramers orchestra
until the wee small hours in the morning.
VIM. Wakepeld, of Mexico, Mo-, is the
guest of Marshal Finrey.
NJ IS Clara banks, of Springfield, and
Mrs NJ. B Smith, of Pomeroy, O., are the
guess of DR.. and Mrs Payne.
Misses Blanche Reese and Melholland, of
Pntsburg, are the guests Of Miss Fannie
H lis, OF North Fourth street.
The Misses Nunge, of Wheeling, are the
guests OF Miss Kate Cugel, of North Sixth
! street.
Henry M. Priest, President of the LaBelle
MILL Wheeling will shortly remove his
family to this city.
James H. Brady, Of the firm of Moore 4
Brady, Baltimore, is in the city, the guest OF
his mother.
Mr.. BERTHE Blum and family, Of Dennison,
are in the city.
August Hartze, Jr, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his many friends in this city.
Mics Nellie Owens, of Portland, is the
guest of Mrs VIM. Clark