Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-23

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THREE marriage licenses was issued yes
tsrday.
GEoEGr BoYcE was run in yesterday, Tor
drunkenness.
LARGE irou graiUgs. With doOra, are be-
ing erected in the lower corridor OF tHJ
city hall.
ARBENz's furniture factory closed down
yesterday and will remain idle untV. after
New Yerrs. u
A BOY employed at the Hing fsctory
lost one of his 6ogers yesterday !Jy getting
il caught in the machinery.
| THE Maunerchor Singing Socisty viii
give q musical entertsinmeIt and bali al
their hall on NeE Year s eve.
A VERY 6ne Office table, hat-rsck, and
half dozen leather upholstered chsirs
have been placed in the Office of the gas
| Trustees.
VS. were in error yesterday morning in
stating tha. the Poultry Exhibition would
take place this weed, II does not open
until next Tuesday.
. WX VANCE was yesterday appointed
guardian for ". ]. Graham, orphan o.
VIM Graham, deceased. Bond 500, with
John Vance as security.
The Opera House orchestra left yester
day for New Athens, Ohio, where it vii
play for Christmas entertainment TO be
given at the college there.
RET. DR. HOFFMAN, the first German
minister who ever preached IN Jerusalem
and who is well known III Wheeling, died
in Jerusalem on the 10th inst.
SOMETHING new in watch work can b
seen st ]. G. D,llon's. Is is an automatic
watch without hands, that shows distinctly
J the exact time in large figures on the face
of the dial.
A GAME lunch. embracing all the deics
c:es Of the season, will be SET at the Cst'
Brunswick this evening at o'clock. Al
the patrons of the Brunswick are cordially
invited TO drop in.
A HORSE attached to q wagon fell OF
North Main street yesterday, and. wa
= thought for time to b. dead, bat it fusl
{ IL revived, and on being unhitched wa!
] able to be led away.
. MR NJ. BLUM, formerly of the firm o
|. Blum 4 Marks, well known Main stree
, business man, died yesterday morning o
typhoid fever. q wing almost beeom
well, death came with q relapse.
; Mas FANNIE ENzuEINER, wife of Josepl
= Eushsimer, died at noon yesterday. in th'
; forty ninth year of her age. The funera
= will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from her late residence on Main street.
TIE Social Seven will give skatinj
: and dancing carnival at the Chaplin
street rick, Christmas eve. a handsom
prize will be awarded the most graceful
lady skater, and also to the best lad
, Walter.
TaE German Benevolent Aid Societ
J, has elected officers for the ensuing year a
|. follows: President, George acknowledges
Vice President, Lawrence K!atz; Tressul
er, George F Bot; Secretary, herman
I Kloe ger; Chief Marshal, Joseph Bsltz.
HENRY HOES aud Mr.. Koehnline wer
!, coming IN tns -. ClslrsVliIe pike on MOI
:, day evening when the buggy came in COZ
e tact with q vehicle belonging to g MAJ
named Emhof. Hoes and Koehnlein wer
thrown out aud quite badly injured, Will
their buggy was entirely incspscitsted
Mr.. Hoes was injured 30 badly that he ha
: to be conveyed 10 Bridgeport in a wagon
The first volume of General Grant
Personal Memoirs" is now being deliTere
10 subscribers By Mrs. L 4 Martin, sgsn
for this city. An examination of the boo
induces the opinion that it surpssses ex
, pecratious, and that it would be very &C
ceptsble holiday gift. Persons desiring Il
secure them for this purpose can do so b
calling on or addressing Mrs Martin a
, No. 55 South Broad way Island.