Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
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srs, Rollers and Heaters who are idlI
Each ticket entities the holder to Q chsnc
in $75.0 90 worth of gents furnishing good
donated by G. W. Seabright.
A great many Of our people went
Wheeling yesterday to purchase hOlida
goods. N. B-Spend your money q
home.
The match game ofpolo OF the Magyar
rink on Thursday night was for the cham
pionship of this section, and it was the Las
Of q series. The Chapline Street Club di'
no better playing than u boys, but cir
cumssances seemed to favor them vhel
they were wanted. The visitors were
manly set, and Bellairs willingly bsstoWe'
the honor on the victors.
The festival Of the ladies Of the Episco
pal Church closed last night. Most all tn
Christmas goods were sold, although tn
attendance on both evenings was onll
moderate.
The La Belle Glass Works at Bridgeport
Is under the direction. as far az the work
men are concerned, of Local Union No. 3
and acct riding to the men, will have to re
main under the dictation of that union IN
Ill the annual national convention. Thu
being 9 fact our people al judge to-
themselves the situation of affairs.
This will be q week Of smusemeDts, and
il should be enjoyed notwithstanding the
contingencies impending. To be merry
and make merry is hcenss granted dur
ing the holidays BY the nation. Our peo
pie are q hard working class and for that
reason to them belongs the right Of hon
oring Christmas week BY Q jubilee. Let
Us be happy, little and big.
As most all of our industries have been
running for some time our merchants felt
like preparing handsomely for the holi-
DAYS, which they have done.
Robert, son Of John R. Cow, who has
been quite i'll, is able to be ont.
Among the events Tor this week might
be mentioned the dances ofthe Windsor
Club and Good Will Hose Company, the
festival of Heatherington's Band, the en-
tertsinments in the various churches and
the Christmas dinner.
The 8 o'clock train Cd Friday evening
carried away anumber of our school teach
ers, wNo left for their homes to spsnd the
holidays.
The committee having in charge the
private skating party TO be held on Janu-
airy 9th, will meet on Monday evening in
Morgsn's Office.
Another restaurant will o be opened
on Union street.
Chas. J. Gill and bride are at The Ma.
lional Hotel in Washington City.
A mule on the stage was one Of the At
fractions at Barnes & Rolls concert gar
den.
The Lew johnson minstrsls attracted Q
fair crowd at Turner Hall last night.
j. D Heinlein's candy distribution. for
the children takes place Sunday morning
between the hours OF 8 and 10.
Some of the glass workers talk Of start
ing q cooperative factory if there is anoth,
er strike.
The German oil well find must have
been q small one. We have not heard of
any oil scouts being in this ueighborhood
yet.
A o~ne-legged dancer has been entertain
ing patrons at Longs corner garden
The conn ittees Of the Y. NJ, c. A who
have been soliciting subscriptions for the
reading room, are meeting with fair suc5
cess.
What are you going to do on Christmas2
Where are you going on Christmas? are
some of the questions put Just now.
The examinations in the public schools
showed that the pupils are doing good
work.
Usual services in sll the churches to.
day.
The evening train on the B 4 o. has
been late every night for the last two
weeks.
The Princess is running Ga time now.
Two Frustrated children have been car
ried from the Central schools lately.
A masquerade carnival was held in the
Niagara rink last night.
A paper wants to know what has become
of the msil agent appointment that vas to
have been made. We give it up. Next.
Most of our college lads and lasses are
home for the holidays.
The Eureka Club hop was we'll attended
and was a pleasant affair.
WW' olnEa" n1S EStuEHou Hou ~
Wayne, Ind.
Ross Wells, Of Msssillor, is in town.
The yourg son of Robert Foust, who
has been quite i'll, is recovering.
Rev. r. NJ. Browns subject for this
morning is: What are the Doctrines Of
the Presbyterian Church,
A Home Missionary Convention will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church Of
this city next Tuesday. commencing at 10
a. M, and continuing through the day
and evening.
The anne of the pupils Of our public
schools who were awarded honors, were
published in the Bsllaire papers last even
ing.
The monthly pay Of our school teachers
aggregates 81 342 %.
The c. & P. is shipping more cattle
over its lines than ever before.
V. T. Morgan is recovering from q spell
of sickness.
The Ohio Valley Foundry will do no
more work until after the holidays.
At the meeting of Ionic Lodge F. Il A.
NJ, No. 43S, Thursday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: VIM. McClain, ". N ]. N. Graf.
ton, 8. W.; Thomas Hayes, ]. W.; A
KIotz, Treas; James Grafton, Sec. NJ. E.
Pearson, 8. D.; John Crozier, ]. D.; J. D.
Purnell, Tyler.
The railroads offer excursion rates this
week.
1t was reported last night that P. d.
Hendricka n clAaaworker had been mar
'ried.
T. K. Sheldon's family will not leave for
Chicago for several months.
Thos. Treece, bottle blower, who was
laid up, threatened with the fever, is able
10 be about the house.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
General and Personal Notes About 81.