Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
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COUScu. tonight
Six weeks more Of winter.
THE G. H. saw his shadow.
YESTERDAY was CandlemaS Dag
HEAyY ice was running in the river yes
tsrday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday,
BUsREss was dull among the Justices
yesterday.
THERE is good skating on the shore ice
north Of the Suspension bridgS.
There has, as yet, been no arrest in con-
nee,ion with the Sykes robbery.
YERY few Of the gas lamps on North
Front street were lighted last evening
SKArE Satehels soc, 75c and upwards, on
Wednesday. VIM. Schwertteger, ll46
Main street.
The Biennial Report Of Superintendent
Butcher was received from the public print
err yesterday,
HER Atonement military band rendered
same 6re music in front ofthe Opera House
last evening.
The glass chimney of the mammoth gas
| light at Grubb's corner was broken yester-
day afternoon.
TVS North Front street cooking club will
have one of its regular meetings next
Thursday evening
A YOUNG married lady had the misfortune
to break the bones of her ankle at the
/ Island rink, few days ago.
ALL the oficials-elect are expected to be
at the Council meeting tonight with their
bonds and bondsmen, to be sworn in.
The Mistletoe Bough viii rehesrse at
the Opera House Wednesday evening at
| $50. All are, requested to be present.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Womens Union Benevolent Society will be
held at the LiuSly Institute tomorrow after
noon.
The arguments in the case of I. A.
Sherratt vs.. the Evening Journal Publish
ing company will be resumed today before
Judge Boyd.
WHEELING chapter Beta Theta ri expect
| to give q banquet IN the near future, In
honor Of two members of their order, who
are members Of the Legislature.
The many friends of H. C. Meyer and
family will regret to learn Of the death OF
his fye-year-old daughter, Gertrude, who
died Sunday. The funeral will take place
to-day at 2 O'Clock.
AxUNBER of our citizens expect to take
in an excursion which will leave Cincinnati
on the 18th of this month for the City Of
Mexico. The tickets are Sis each and
are good for six months.
IL the young lady who had charge Of the
/ telephone exchange about seven o'clock,
last night. had attended strictly to business,
she would have prevented the use of much
profanity in a certain newspaper office.
A REHEARSAL of the "Mistletoe Bough"
will be given at the Opera House on Wed
nesday, at 1880 p. m. Those taking par
are requested TO be present promptly. NJ
one admitted not personally connected with
the play.
IT was not G. W. Bags who preferred
the charges against Walie LukenS late OF
the Seventh ward hose company but Lewis
Jones. Chief Dunning. who hrnished the
information, had the origin Of the charges
misrepresented to him.
THERE was some talk of meeting Of Isl
ard residents to be held last night to protest
agalnst the appointment Of Caleb Sylvis, as
member of the company, but nothing
came Of it. The Island people think the
selection should have been made from the
Seventh ward.
THE attention of the FUltonites is called
to the advertisement in another column Of
the grand ball to be given at Getringer s
Fulton Hall on Wednesday evening Feb.
4th. A full orchestra will be on hand. A
most ENJOYABLE time is expected. The com.
mittee will make is pleasant for all who
may attend.
A HORSE attached to buggy, driven by
a colored man named George Washington,
ran of on Twelfth street yesterday morn
ing. At Busbeys corner the man was
thrown out, his head striking telegraph
pole, resulting in severe confusion. The
horse continued on down Market street and
was caught near the Opera House.