Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-21
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tai services.
Forsyth, the old gentleman Of Wheeling
who was looking for his young wife in this
city, concluded to 20 to Besllsville, in quest
Of her, having learned that she was follow
ing drover named Ross.
The Niagara rink will probably be IN
condition for opening the latter part OF
this week
James Horn is engaged on the hull of q
fine trading boat
Telephones will soon be put in the hose
houses.
1t is poor business circulating reports
about son for the purpose Of ipjuring his
father.
The California Minstrels showed to
good house in Zilch's Hall last night.
Business is picking up at the planning
mill.
There is some talk of forming a Home
Library Association here.
Mr.. G. Fl. Muth is on the sick list.
J. B. Murphy, Of Beaver, Pa, was in the
city, yesterday, in the interest OF his oil
business.
V. T. Morgan is talking of going West.
Miss Marie Battelle ia arranging tor
concert, to take place next month.
John Good was taken to st. Clairsvllie
to serve 80 days.
Will and Lou Mum will rent out their
farm 10 reliable party,
The funeral of John Foster will take
place this p. m. at one o'clock, from ST.
johns church.
The Atlantic Tea House is working the
trade in the towns in this neighborhod.
W. Z. Campbell and family leaves tor
Chicago next Monday.
Encourage the Y. M. c. A, by your
presence at their room during the evening.
Services in all the churches to day.
Charles Hoffman is thinking Of going
to Kansas.
The Evening Star Musical Club was out
serenading Last night, and the oVatlo 1t re,
ceived was beyond expectation. II would
be cowardly TO give the names Of the club.
Suffice it to say, the instruments from
which flowed such dashing airs as Climb
ing up the Golden Stair" and other equally
new and inspiring tunes was Jews harp,
two mouth organs, guitar and fiddle.
The club is O new one, and among its res-
olutions there is one that reads thus: Re
solved, That it is the sense OF this club
that it can accomplish better results by
playing und err cover Of night in places
where its members are not known Dur.
ing the last attack OF the club. it stopped
at O. N. in front Of Fourth ward resi-
dence. The old gentleman and bis wife
were quietly sleeping when the music be,
gan. Finally the old man rolled over and
said Maria, It's time to get up; hear
the alarm on the clock sounding Tor five
clock"
The new gas we'll ia being rushed right
along and is down about $50 feet
James Sellers has been i'll for several
days.
John White hos returned from trip
down the river.
1t is growing in fashion to decorate your
pie plates, wash basins, etc with fancy
picture OF some sort and get them in the
parlor.
The household effects Of the East Lake
dining rooms were sold yesterday.
The c. d P. is again receiving tiea at
this point
WIN. Manly has force OF men at work
fixing up the approach to the Benwood
ferry.
Johnathan Hoffman, of the Bellsire Win
dow Glass Works, is off work on account
of sickness.
Street Commissioner Long exercised his
muscle last week on the various street
crossings. Like Uriah Heep, in David
Copperfeld, he is SO very 'unble, you
know
Edward StrAhl ia recuperating in the
country.
Miss Matte Battelle, aged l., eldest
daughter of Levi Battelle, died yesterday
morning of consumption after long i'll
ness. Her remains were taken TO loungs.
town Yesterday for burial.
Fred Eberle will open an ice cream So
Icon.
The miners at Heatherington's coal
mines have accepted reduction in wages
of Is cents per hundred.
Fillmore Helsley intends TO begin next
Sunday delivering the REGISTER out the
narrow gauge
Services in st. Johns church today as
follows: a. m, low mass; 10 a. M, high
mass and sermon; p. m, stations Of the
cross and benediclion.
Rev. W. H. Apologize, OF Wheeling, and
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe will exchange pulpits
today.
The number of people who do not read
the daily papers is astonishing AS To-
stanced yesterday when the fire alarm was
sounded.
John Mitchell will move his family to
the country.
The Indian show closed las. night. 1t
will 90 to Martins Ferry tomorrow.
An addition will be built to the Erie
House.
Prot. Frank Winner is recovering from
his sick spell.
Tush Fsris has invested in a buggy
horse.
Eggs are selling two dozen for quarter.
The last day OF the present term Of our
public schools will be called Visitors day.
Miss Potts. teacher in the Central school,
has been i'll for several days.
The Republican Township Convention
last evening nominated the following
ticket: Trustees, F. ~ Sueng, John Hall
and John Davis; Clerk, John Shuttle
worth Treasurer, C. C. 8. Baron; Consta-
bles, James A. Dunfee, Fillmore Helsleyi
Com mitteemen, D, Fl. Dsrrah and ]. G
Tsllmsn; Assessor, c. B. KEox.
Shuttleworth raced at Martins Ferry |
last night with Sheppard
Jacob Casio. is erecting new resi-. |
dsncs IN the First ward.
Straw has are already ssea % our
streets.
The Republicans held their Convention
sst evening a. the City Hall and nomina.
ed the following ticket: For Mayor W.
q. Brown, for Marshall Will Darby, for
Treasurer Charles Henry. for Solicitor NJ.
&. Pierson, for Street Commissioner Louis
long, for School Board samuel McGowen
Ind Christian Bippus.
A majority il not all Of Pat Mc6rsns-
lan's delegates were elected By the Demo
rats last night.
The Weaker Sex