Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

Picked up Hero and zhsrs ss Rsslsss,
Reporters.

DEcENBER.
CoUNCI this evening.
OxE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
TIE sun sets at AL for the next two
weeks.
Two deeds of,rust we're left for record
yesterday
A cIRMvAL will be given st the Alhsm-
bra Palace rink tonight.
The filing Of the new gas holder was
completed yesterday 1t contains 4oO,ooO
feet Of gas.
TIE postofice delivery will be closed to-
day from II o'clock I'LL 3. The carriers
viii make their usual deliveries.
BLOCH Bios. have under consideration
the adyisibility OF erecting new building
BY the side Of their present one.
Tbs exterior of the Democratic Club
rooms, at the corner Of Market and -Four.
teenth streets, have been tastfully drsped
in mourning.
A NUMBER OF the Whesling Wheelmen
will excurt to Pittsburg next Sunday,
where they viii be entertained by the Key
some Bicycle club.
QUITE q party Of the elite Of Woods6eld
came down yesterday on the B. z, L c.
Their objective point was to take in Monte
Cristo al the Opera House.
A PLEASANT progressive euehre party
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Csrlin
TO a number OF their friends on Friday
evening last. at their home.
TIE First Baptist church will give asup.
per tonight, commencing at o'clock and
ending az 10. Every hungry person in the
city is requested to be present.
THE Women's Mission Circle of the
First Baptist Church viii give social and
lsupper &C the chzrch this evening from 8
10 9o'elock. Admission including suppeH
rs cents.
I TAE boiler on the ferry boat at VOLTS
ferry, was subjected to the annual test
Yesterday morning and found to heed some
slight repairing. Cox & Morrison have
the contract to make the needed repairs.
OK Thanksgiving afternoon Ms. Amick
teacher Of the infant department Of the
Baptist Sunday school, invited about fifty
of the little ones to her home, where they
spent the afternoon in. q delightful man
ner.
The preliminary hearing, before Justiee
Phillips, Of the damage case OF j. W.,
Msyzs vs.. the City Of Wheeling, set for
yesterday afternoon, was postponed for
one week. Col Arustt is counsel fer
Mayze.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church will hold their bazaar at Germanis
Hall on Thursday evening, December 10.
Arrang are being made for tiue
affair and it will no doubt be extremely
successful.
THg three mile race between Bickel
Sheppard, oftbis city, and Charles Rears,
of East Liverpool, Ohio, to take place nt
the Chspline street rink on Thursday night,
promises to be fine one and no one
should fail to sesit.
A RrxoR reached the city yesterday that
the coal drivers at the Etns Mill banks
had gone on a strike for higher wages
which was refused by the operators and
the mill was closed down yesterday.
IT was rumored yesterday that Marshal,
Van Fossen i Co. had agreed TO give
their miners the price demanded, and
come excitement was stirred up for had
il been true the strike would have been
virtually ended, but on running the report
down it was found to be ground!ess.
MISSES Cora and Minnie Schultz, two
very bright and promising studepts of the
Seguin Collegiate Institute, are close con-
testauts for the first honor of the class of
Sc. The month of November they were
but two marks apart, the excess being in
favor of the former, the preceding two
months being in favor of the latter.
YESTERDAY morning freight train on
the Hsmpfeld going east gave no signal,
and at Wood street team ran % the
track. The engine was not more than ten
feet away, when Officer Dsku shouted to
the conductor, who Immediately let the re-
verse bar ay and the train Stacked up
enough to let the team of before being
struck.
The ladies of the Chspline Street n. E.
Church will give festival and supper in
the Sunday school room tomorrow night.
The Chapliue street ladies are famous for
their 8uppsrs, and this will be no excep-
ZION to the general rule. All desiring to
get good square meal for twenty FIVE
cents, besides spending pleasant social
evening, should attend.
Ar the Fourth Street N Z church next
Thursday evening, will be given, By the
Sunday school, q social, musical and liter
airy entertainment. Supper will be served
from FIVE to seven o'clock. Supper, includ-
ing oysters and general admission to coz
cert hall, thirty-Gve cents, supper alone
will cost bat twenty FIVE cents The public
is invited to take tea With the school aud
spend the evening. They offer an inter.
esting programme and il will pay to take