Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-21
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Picked Up Here and Thore by Register
Reporters.
0SE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
THERE was quite q large attendance at
the Island rink last evening.
Gus WILLIAMS at the Opera House this
afternoon and this evening.
"THE Mikado" at the Academy this a.
tsrnoou. The Mascot tonight.
IT is ssid several nail machines are IN
operation at the Brilliant mill.
Tbs new pews for the First Presbyterian
church were received yesterday.
Col. LOUIS SCHwALB will treat his
friends to s sUmptuous lunch of his popular
"Buekwurst' tonight.
The Howe Scale Co. have secured the
contract to supply the Wheeling Steel Co.
with their standard scales.
Henry YAAs, Esq, the pioneer musician
of Wheeling, celebrated his 77th birthday
anniversary on Thursday night.
WHILE engaged in chopping q piece OF
meat yesterday afternoon Andy Weisger5er
received q bad cut on the left hand, which
was sewed up by DR.. Baguley.
Accompany wild ducks are noticed in the
river, sad the festive duck hunter" is get
ting his guns in prim to indulge in the
pleasant sport Of shooting them.
some time about Thanksgiving q Ger
man drama, in three acts, will be pro
duced at ST. Alphonsus Hall BY well known
amateurs The piece is entitled "Tht
Miser," and will be given in German.
7. NJ GAEYIN, Esq, viii deliver a lee
ture on Constitutional Law, to the STUDENT
of the Wheeling Business College, oil
Monday morning, November 2Sd, at l,
o'clock. An invitation is extended 10 al
who desire to hear the lecture, to be pre-
sent.
YESTERDAY Mr.. Patrick HoWley, we'll
known citizen of the Sixth ward, died q
his residence, aged 55 years. The tunera
will take place from his late residence
1916 Wood street, on Sunday at 2 o'clocl
p. m.
NExr week the stage of the Academy o
Music will be occupied by ]. Holme
Grover and company in Il. o. o." Thu
piece is pronounced by the press of thu
country to be fine one, and Mr.. Grovej
has received many complimentary notices
A DRUMMER from Wheeling had an arm
broken last Monday morning while gettinl
of g train that was In motion. He in
tended going to Lszesr7ills on the train
bat changed his mind and Jumped of q
the upper end of town, with the abov
disastrous result.-Wellsburg Herald.
/ YESTERDAY Deputy L. S Marshal Mehar
arrested o man named "Blinky" McChn
took, who escaped from the Point Pleas
ant Jail some time since, where he was in
csrcerstsd upon a charge Of forgery. Tn,
officer LETT on the Ohio River train yester
day afternoon for Charleston with his pris
oner in charge.
4 A PLEASANT party Was given at the resi-
dence Of Jacob Eidemueller, go Msrke
street, Thursday evening. About 6fteel
couples were present who spent q delight
full evening dancing to the muaic OF I. I
Cocksyne'5 orchestra. Rsfreshment
served at the proper hour formed an en-
ioysble feature Of the occasion.
YESTERDAY morning smoke was discoV
cred issuing from the roof Of the new Refill
building on Market and Fourteenth streets
and an immediate rush for the top stor
was made l, was found that the smok
escaped through an aperture left by tn
extraction Of 6 brick in the chimney in th
third story, where FIRE had been built t
dry the plaster.
AT the last regular meeting Of the Ario
Singing Society the old officers were re
elected by reclamation 10 serve the ensu
ing six months They are as follows
President, F. Reistsy; vice-president, c. B
S,entzel; musical director, Hermann
Sehockey; secretary, c. E. Weilmann
treasurer, John Heckel.
AT the request of prominent workmel
in the vicinity two interesting labor art
cles will appear in tomorrow morning
REGIsTEE, on psge ). One is an exhsu:
tive and thorough discussion on the exist
ink trouble between Dsil manufacturer
and the nailers, and the other communi
cation III respect to the coal miners strike
especially interesting 10 operators ant
workmen.
A GREAT deal has been said about marc
times, but one cannot more realize hOV
close domestic affairs are noS-adsys thar
to 90 through the Fifth ward market. Yes
terds7 morning at the market there were
lots Of wares Tor sale and the prices fo
produce, etc. were exceedingly low, bu
the buyers were scarce so scarce, indeed
that many farmers were compelled almos
to give things sWsy to keep from taking
them home again. d.