Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-10
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All Of the Kinks we're wen patroniEed
yesterday. .,..-,,s..-. - z,si'a
A MvsEsM opened yesterday IN the store
room sdioing the Opera Hcese. -
Ma. FEGxx RITTER will open = barber
shop on North Main street in = short time
TiCEErs win be placed on sale At {. w.
BsumsEs st 8 O'Clock this morning for the
Organ concert.
Coz. 0sGAR WILLATs is temporarily edit
ing the rink paper in place Of Chas- Ltarkin,
who Is slightly indisposed.
The second furnace at Hobbs. Broeka-
Dier & Co s glass works was lighted upyes-
terday. Only one furnace was working
last week. .....
The Carnival has been postponed from
Tuesday night, until Friday night This IS q
wise processing, and will give the Partici-
cipants more time to practice.
QsE GARRISON, bar keeper at the Column
tia House, Market Square, will be before
the police court this morning, on charge
of assault, preferred by Andrew MJles.
Ii Sundays Issue an item said that the
Capitol rink was free 10 children on Satur-
day. This was q mistake. 1t should have
read free 10 parents bringing their children
MEssRs. G. W. Lastly and Frank u.
Naliff, two of the popular instructors at the
Capitol rink, have finished their engage
ment at that place. They are sn obhging
couple of young gentlemen and will do well
where ever they may go.
Her ATroSENESr band. which held forth
at the Capitol rink yesterday, was simply
immense, pIa;ses being heard on all sides.
Messrs. Larkin and Handlan are sparlng
neither time nor money to make their rink
one of the finest in the country.
PRoP. A. FISCHER opened his dancing
seademv in McLains Hall last evening.
Quite large class was in attendance. The
professor is an excellent instructor and his
pupils will rapidly become proficient IN the
Art Terpsiehroesn.
LAST night a surprise party was rendered
Philip Kunz, at Westwoods Hall, South
Side, by a number of his German friends.
Newhart's band made the music and every
BODY had grand time. 1t was one of the
most ENJOYABLE affairs that has occurred in
the South End for some time. The occasion
was the celebration of the anniversary OF
Mrs. Kunz' birthday.
The students of the West Liberty Normal
School, will celebrate Washington's birth
day, BY giving an entertainment on Sstur
day evening, February q, 1885, at the
School Hall The exercises will consist Of
orations, essays, declamations and dialogues
A cordial invitation is extended to all
friends of the institution and education.
Tus evening occurs the grand children s
masquerade at Arion Hall, and its promises
TO be very successful affair. AT s clock
the grand march will begin and will be led
bv giant dude, while characters OF ali
binds will follow, representing pers0nsgeS
from Mother Hubbard and other nursery
rhymes. The children will have full sway
until 10 o'clock, when the older folks will
axe charge and finish up with hop. The
affair will be select only those having invita-
t OPS being allowed admission.
A. N. LoUGH, the President of the County
Court of Braxton county, has been married
TO his present wife for az least thirty years
! without the least signs Of any increase in his
family until few days ago, when his wife
presented her husband with a bouncing
boy. Mr.. Tough is about 50 and Mrs.
Tough 81 years Of age. The name will be
Grover Cleveland.
COL GEo. n. HARRISON, the genial clerk
of the Howell House, lost his overcoat Sun
day or at least it in some way got on an
other mans back and walked away with
him. George suspected the porter and he
| and several friends constituted themselves
Judge, jury and lawyers and tried the cul-
prit. The position of Judge was taken by
Mr.. Harrison with much dignity and grace,
which is, however, natural with him on all
occasions.
ATTENTION is called 10 the card in this
issue from number Of the best citizens OF
Wheeling 10 Manager Charlie Shay, Of the
Academy of Music, stating that this popu.
lar place of amusement is one that should
be ratronized by all lovers Of the drama
| Ii has first class attractions booked for the
near future and the genial manager has
| spared no pains or expense to make his
resort one that may safely be attended by
| the most fastidious.
SOMETHING new in the line of Missionary
Entertainments will be given by the Rome
Mission Band of the English Lutheran
Church, on Sixteenth street, on Friday
evening next. A sprightly programme
will be rendered by the children composing
the society, and then Coffee Social will be
given, the coffee used was raised in the
! Lutheran Mission in Siberia, Africa, and is
said to be superior to Java. A good time
is expected and the children invite the
public to this their first entertainment oil
! the kind, and taste the variety Of coffee
raised by the Mission boys of Africa. No