Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-02
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Town Events Trimmed Down tor Hurried
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The sidewalks were slppery yesterday.
BOARD of Commissioners meets this morn
ing.
Mosr of the ice dealers have filed their.
houses.
ThE new Water Board will probably meet
today,
ScNE of the policemen say they are grow
ing fat already.
TIE Hope Company lost gum coat at
the FIRE yesterday.
THERE is an immense quantity Of heavy
shore ice along the river.
THERE will be revival services during the
entire week at the Fourth Street n. L.
Church.
IKE old suits against the Directors of the
Wheeling Saving Institution are to be re-
opened
The State Council of the United Order Of
American Mechanics met in this city
Saturday.
THERE viii be q grand entertainment OF
the Wheeling Female College on the 18th
of this month.
A NEW pair Of children shoes was found
at the corner of Main and Twenty-second
streets last night.
The Flint Glass Workers will give grand
ball within the next few weeks, in cid OF the
striking workmen.
EVERYTHING is lovely at the Riverside
steel plant and the traditional goose hangs
at its proper altitude.
A SMALL boy WIS arrested Saturday for
stealing shoes from Lynch's shoe store, on
Twelfth street, Saturday afternoon.
JULIE FLEMING, of the Morgantown New
Dominion, is publishing the School Journal.
julie will make cre1itable job of it.
PROF. C. j. MAYERs classes will trip the
light fantastic at Germania Hall tomorrow
night. The Professor has fine class.
The attendance, both morning and even
ing. at the various houses of worship
throughout the city yesterday was very
large. ca
ROBERT f. WOODS, ESQ.,, for the past
four years a reporter IN this city, severed his
connection with the newspaper business Sat
urday night,
MAENSERCHoR HALL, tonight, will be the
scene of a pleasant surprise party to be
given in honor Of popular young lady of
the East End.
A SELECT skating party will arrive here
from Wellsburg Thursday night, and will
participate in the opening of Rose Entlers
new skating rink.
Paws Unconscious Preparation for his
Work" will be the Rev. Cunningham's sub
ject for next Sunday night-the second Of
The series on Paul.
WHEELING has the champion liar: He
told bis best girl that it was so cold the
Other day that boiling tea kettle troze on
'op of The kitchen stove.
The friends of Eddie Jones, of the East
Ed who was injured some time ago in
railroad accident at Trenton, Ohio, are get
ting up benefit ball for him, which will
no doubt be well pstronized.
Mr.. RoBT. SIMPSON, the popular whole
sale grocer, of Main street, has admitted
Mr. George II. Gibson as partner in his
business George has host Of friends, who
will be glad 10 hear of his advancement.
A WAEELIEG young man has discovered
a new novel and decidedly original cure for
hescache, swell head, etc. The cure con-
Sisis in sticking the feet out second story
window and tanning them with Japanese
fan.
A "YAr' walked into Fleischmaun 4
Co.'S store, on Market street, Saturday af.
ternoon and asked Mr. Harrison, the genial
agent, if he had any Mardi Gras for sale
Mr.. Harrison politely informed the verdant
youth that he could find what he desired by
taxing a journey to New Orleans.
Rgv. d. A. CuHNINGHANs discourse on
Paul in History" at the First Presbyterian
Church, last night, was a magnificent effort
ard the subject of much favorable comment.
1t was the first of regular series to be de-
livered at succeeding Sunday evening SER
vices.
Miss TAYLOR, Pres dent Of the Wheeling
Female Seminary, will entertain the mem
bers of the Legislature on the 10Th Of this
month at the Seminary. An elaborate pro-
gramme is in course Of preparation for that
occasion, and Miss Taylor will do the
houors in her usual felicitous manner.
REV. J. E. SMITH, preached an excellent
sermon at the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church,
laet night, taking fer his text the familiar
passage from scripture: His ways are
ways of righteousness, and all His paths
are peace" The subject was handled with
the usual power and eloquence so charac-
teristic with that learned devine.