Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-18
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Ploksd Up Here and Theirs By Register
Reporters.
Two deeds of trust was admitted to rec.
ord Yesterday.
A VERY enjoyable card party was given
at Mrs. South's on Fourteenth street, last
evening.
JACOB MGRKsToN was arrested yesterday
afternoon b. Officer 4eNieholfo peddhng
without license.
THE ususl weekly carnival will be given
at lhe ALEXANDRA Palace Rink tonight. A
grand time is anticipated.
A TIMER in the employ of T. W. Simp'
son, badly sprninsd one Of his arms yester
day while 81 work timing house..
A cHILDRESs carnival will be given at
the North Eud rink this evening. and the
attendance of the little folks is expected 10
be large. Excellent mnsie will be furnish
ed.
AHnTLE boy attending the Sixth ward
school Was asked the other day by his
teacher: who is the Governor Of West
virginia." The youth promptly answered;
God"
IL this morning issue of the REGIsTEE
Bick Sheppard challenges Jesse Burkett t.
skate three mile race at the Capitol rins
on the evening Of December 25ih, for $50
aide.
The Black Eagle Drum Corps will Civ
grand mark skating carnival at the
Chaplire Street rink on Saturday evening
which gives promise Of being a successful
affair.
The Cbspius street polo club PLAYED
the Bellaire elab at the Nigsra rink, il
Bellaire las: evening and came off victor
ious, winning the first two goals. Ga
boys have polo down pretty fne.
AFFAIRS are beginning to assume thei
old time activity at the BenWood blast fur
race at Martins Ferry. The tracks ar
full Of esrs of ORD, the engine is running
and it is expected the furnace will "blo'
in" within day or two.
Col. JACOB KENPLE will deliver an sd
dress on The Good Of the Order" betor
Ohio Valley Lodge, Knights of Pythiss, a
their hall in Peterson's block, this even
ing. All members of sister lodges ant
members visiting in ths city are cordisll
invited to attend,
IT is understood that the WheelipJ
Poultry Association will give its first. an
nual exhibition here next week. Quite
large number of entries have been mad
ard the exhibition ia expected to be large
This is q eommendsble enterprise en-
should be encouraged With large patron
age.
QUITE @ large audience witnessed th
three mile race OF the Chspline street rim
last night be ween James Giihooly. of thi
city, and Jacob Humes, of Martins Ferry
The former won in a neat manner By tax
ing the first two heats in 2:289 and S:3l
respectively. This was Gilhooleys frs
, race, and be surprised his many friends.
Ar the regular meeting of Fl. Henr
Council, No 70, National Union, folio win
officers were elected TO serve for the ensu
ing year: ". j. W. Cowden, President
T. A. Hall, Vice President; Edward Roc
ers, Speaker; J. E. BeIleville. Secretary; I
Fl. Merkle, Financial Secretary; N. R
Wolf, Treasurer; c. D. Adams, Chaplain
. 5. G Naylor, Usher; Samuel krsHs, Sci
gesnt at Arms; james Nsgle, Doorkeeper
Trustees. W. Z. Hughes, W. G. E Goel
ing and J. H. Diehl.
Mr. THOMAS K. SHELDON, who for man
years was connected with the McCull
Glass Works ct Pittsburg. and the Tibb
works at Sharpsburg, but nov manager o
the Belaire Bottle Works. will leave tina
city the FIRST OF January TO build and TAX
J charge Of the projected bottle works ofth
Chicago Glass Manufacturing Company
at South Chicago. The new works vii
have ten-pot Seimens furnace, aud eacl
of the ten pots will be worked every day
instead of I've off every day, as is the Gus
tom in many factories.