Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

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EncAaRgs.
Oh, mamma, dear mamma, come home with ma
wonder What papa win think!
Hen meet you to-Dlght with froSa on bis brow
For staying 20 long at the rink.
No lamp has been lighted tonight In the hall;
IT'S dark, and the baby's awake,
And-therei was sure, dearest ma you WOULD
some night your poor neck you will break.
on, mamma, dear mamma, come home.
ELEcTIoN tomorrow.
The moon fulls at S:47 tomorrow even
ing.
THERE was q fair attendance at the Nortl
End rink last night.
SEIBERr's Garden opens tonight with TIL
Opera House Orchestra.
ANOTHER case Of the "old, old story" hai
developed in the Sixth ward.
To-DAY is the anniversary of the birth o
Vim. VaI derbilt, deceased, 1894.
The Fulton N. 6. Church viii give ,
strawberry festival on the evening o
June 9th.
The nail feeders picnic win take plac'
Saturday, June 9th, on new fair grounds in
stead of May 30.
CHEF DUSSISG has appointed c. Ebert
as eXtraman at the Yigilant, Vice Johl
KooneWith resigned.
Tx race between Hsnke and Sheppar'
at the North End rink Friday night, is ex
citing much interest.
WILLIE GAVIN, who was poisoned on Mon
day, was reported last night, as improving
rapidly, being able to leave his bed.
A DRUNKEN man attracted quite q crow
of people on the South Side yesterday after
noon, BY making racket in his own house
The Board of Public Works put down
small section of brick pavement at the cor
ner of ChspEne and Market streets ysstsr
day.
TIE little son of Capt. ]. B. Campbell
who was so badly hurt on one of the freigh
cars on the Pewiky some time since is again
able to be out.
The Chapine street. rink last night con
tanned good sized and congenisl crowd Q
Island folks, who spent delightful eveninI
on the rollers.
ARMSTRONG, CoES & Co. report worI
fairly brisk. They have contracts for seyers
houses on hand, and are also busy on ma
terisl for the new cotton boat.
The season at Deer Park and Oakland
the finest summer resorts in this section o.
country, will open June 22d, as will be seel
by an advertisement in another column.
The Greeusburg, Pa, Bicycle Club wi
pay our city visit to day, taking dinner a
the Stamm House The Wheeling wheel
men viii give the visitors every attention.
The forge department at the Belmon
mill started up yesterday as did also part o
the factory. The balance of the latter de
psrtment viii resume operations to-day.
The Maennerchor, Mozart and Beethoven
Singing Societies will combine and give I
grand picnic on the new Fair Grounds
July 4, which will undoubtedly be an i'm
neDse affair.
The picnic to be given by Bsltimor
Lodge No. 8, X. OFF, OF Seibert's Garden
on Saturday, June 20, should not be forgot
ten, as it will be the biggest affair ofthe kim
given here this season.
TIE reception to be held at STEMS Hall
Fulton, this evening, Will be the event of tn
season in social circles of that place. 4
large number from this city will attend
7. 7. Cocksyne will furnish the music.
The calico carnival at the Alhsmbrs
Palace rink last night was quite success
a good sized party being present. Each
lady wearing a calico dress was presented
with a handsome Japanese fan and those
attired otherwise received a pslm-lesf.
The number of fishing parties leaving
here this summer will exceed that of an
previous season, as nearly al the fishing
points along the river have been engaged
by clubs from this city. Several psrtie;
will go up the Muskingum, above Marietta
AT the Alhambra Palace rink, tonigh
viii occur the race between Shepherd and
Reed, the latter to run while the formel
skates. The distance will be one and a
halt miles, in half mile heats, two best oul
Of three, and will no doubt be quite ex
citing.
BRILLIANT is q moral town. There are
nine saloons, one church, one wholesale
liquor establishment, three groceries and
one mill, so says Col. c. n. Haley, who re,
turned from there yesterday. he also re,
ports that business is very fat, both up and
down the river in this vicinity.
The Belmont Coal Works yesterday mott
fed Its members that two cents was all they
would pay for mining, as the trade was slow
and coal very cheap. The men refuse to
work at the price, and are now out. 1t is
said that the last coal sold in Cincinnati s
flooded market only brought FIVE cents
Bellsire Independent.
The SunAower Carnival which is to take
place at the Chspline street rink on Thurs,
day evening will be a great success, IN
doubtedly. One hundred useful prizes will
be given away in which every lady receives
a chance. The prizes include six fancy
cakes one Of which will contain beautiful
gold ring. Prot. McClain, the sunaower
dude, viii also give novel exhibition.
LAST night Mrs. Hannah Huseman cele-
brated her 6fty-seventh birthday at her
home, 1874 Water street. A number Of
friends were present, and delightful even
ing was spent by all. The Opera House
orchestra was present, and an elaborate
supper was served at an hour when all en-
joyed it most. Mrs. Huseman received nu-
merous hearty wishes for many returns of
the day.
A Good Time In the Country.
Seibert's Garden viii be formally opened
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