Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-19
Il I IN BRIEF.
matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

of ntnor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
CONE, gentle summer, with all thy pesky lies,
% ae' ssassn Of marrisg,s and cheap neekiies,
Brig sweet relief to the commencement attender
And many conquests to the Ice cream gender.
THERE we're two cases before his Honor
yesterday morning.
DICK MANSFIELD will serve q fine lunch
to night at bis place.
The Saturday Evening Cali will appear
this afternoon. Price 2 cents.
GREEN apples, which are supposed to be
ripe. have made their appearances.
GENUINE turtle soup tonight q. Shive-
ley's saloon, ll47 Market street. livery
body invited.
SONS of the members of last years
Dude base ball club were practicing on
the fair grounds yesterday.
CoNNESCEMENTs are supposed, according
to ancient history, to be the beginning Of
the ending, as it were, so to speak.
Rev. DR. Cook will conduct the Sun
day School Teachers Meeting at the \. NJ.
C. A. parlor this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Miss STEVENS, of Clay school, was ten
dered q serensde last night by the boy
members Of the junior class OF that school.
NEARLY all the delegates to the Sunday
School Convention have returned to their
homes. They were an excellent body oil
people.
MIACo's Humpty Duupty Company
| closed its engagement at the People
Theatre Thursday night. This also closes
their season.
Tbs Committee on Buildings and
Grounds of the Board OF Education, sdver
tiss for proposals to build q new school IL
Richie sub-district.
LAST evening brought forth spring over
coats again. Of course this remark doesnI
include the ones the boys carry on tickets
in their vest pockets.
THE Miksdo and Eclipse base ball club
crossed bats yesterday afternoon on tn
old fair grounds, and the latter was de
feated by q score of 20 to IS.
MR GEO. L BURST receives large quaint
ties OF Jersey cream of John G Hogue, o
NJ. Pleasant, o. Mr.. Hogue's fine Jer
ssys carried of first hOuors at the last far
Mosr of the nsil manufacturers have re
turued from Chicago. Nothing was don
at the meeting, according to a OF tnem
except to read the minutes OF the preVlou
meeting and adjourn.
M,s3Rs Blum eab7ry. Heller, Rumbsc
sGd DOyener, WLO tied Un ~ IN the snoo'
ing contest at the picnic on Monday, she
a deciding match at ~Blumenoerg's rang
last evening, and that gentleman came O
winner, making % points out OF a posslol
thirty.
Mr. JOHN KUsrER, OF the Catholic Ct
lumbian, of Columbus, who was here VII
9 Knights of St. George, in his paOe
this week gives q full account OF the Coz
~vsntion here, and slso gives Wheeling q
extended and 1atterirg notiee, which
highly appreciated.
The Excelsior Athletic Club will hold
Grand picnic on the State Fair grounds
4 grand programme Of smusements hs
been srFGngsd, and the day promises to b
one of unusual enjoyment. A ~wheelOarrO'
race and q half mile foot race are on tn
programme, and good music will be tn
nished for dancing.
The Sunday School scholars of st. J'
cobs' Lutheran Church excurted to Or.
sso's new grove yesterday, on the Oh,
River Road, where the day was pleasant
spent in various outdoor amusement
= The excursionists numbered about $50 II
all, and they returned last evening Seou
10 o'clock tired but happy.
Those citizens who have not paid thel
water rent should settle the score betor
the 3Oth Of this month, or they will lose tn
discount of ten per cent allowed for pa,
| ment before that time. The Collector
especially anxious to have as much none
as possible on hands by the end OF tn
moasA, and "a tho watsr ~oansnn'srs "a
save money by paying up, they shoul
strive te Oblige him.