Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-28

the monumental fund which has been In
stituted by Thoburn Post G. A. R No. Y.
With this fund the propose to erect sol.
diers' monument on the knoll in River
view cemetery. The purpose is worthy
one and deserving of universslaupport and
encouragement
Harry Lssch, who lived about three
miles west of town, has sold ali bis proper.
~, both personal and real estate, and will
remove west in few weeks
The Widow White Farm" located near
Mt. Pleasant, was sold on Friday and was
bought in by Joel Walker for the heirs.
The Rsiley farm, in the same neighbor-
hood, was offered at public sale but was not
sold for want Of buyer.
L. 81. Raymond, Of Garrettsville, O., is
at the Hanover Hotel.
Last night the Union Cornet Band, OF
-E;nstiville, gave grand vocal and in
strumentsl concert at the Excelsior rink
The following programme was rendered in
exceptionally good style, the performers
all acquitting themselves creditab!y.
l. Mockips Bird-o ...;........ ........Armerscht
Band.
waltz Birds oil PaSs
Band Orchestra
3. Vocal Solo-Down the shadosed Lane
Mis-, Flora A. Williams
1. .;;........J W. Fitzgerald
S. Vocal Duet The Minute Gun At Sea-............
1houas Lloyd and Thomas Jonus.
9. Brass Qqsrtette Chorus 80. Ii Round
:. Tuba solo-rhe Bassos Drean...H Prendi'ills
Elmer Applegar band accompsnimenD.
PANT
8. sslectionIA Nes1s MeIcadante
Band.
9. Vocal solo-Ah so
thomas Johns
10. ClArtouet nuet-LuCrcuG toygta ..... Dopiiiu
Robert kOehnleIn aud jacob MeiSter.
II. Waiizes-oueen OF Hearts GoetE
hand
a. Briss Quar- ctte-The Village Chims,.H. Round
lS Waltz. Ariti.............. Ardit
Miss Flora A. Williams.
H. Band orchestra '''''''''''''
Is Sasred Tyre Newton
Band.
On Friday night very pleasant sur.
prise party was rendered Miss Agnes
Lewis, of .Etnsville Those present were.
Misses Ella King, Maggie King, Annie
Stead, Emma Horniug, Matte Perry
Hattie Woods, Katie Donovan and Messrs.
Ed Martin, Henry Elliot, Geo. Hall, Thos
uOuho tUSu, btO. ID hbSucE,
Ice cream and other refreshments were
served at eleven o clock and were iusti6.
ably destroyed.
Miss Tsllie krsatz was rendered sur.
prise party Of no small proportions Thurs
day evening. Music and dancing were the
features OF the entertainment Among
those present were. Misses Louisa aud
Lizzie Seabright, Kate aud Annie Hahn,
Ada Floto. Minnie RIebiins, Nellie Elliott,
OF Harrisville, o; Mary sommers, Annie
Henshel, Mary MetzSsr, Sophie Brehmer.
Minnie Bickman. Mess-s. George Floto.
Edwin Oppelt, Carl Seabright, Fred and
Harry Sommers, George Metzger, Charlie
Henshel and Joe Thesis
Yesterday George Mentz snd George
Schrimpt, two coal miners engaged in the
same room at HelliDgs mine, became i'll
volyed in an argument, and Schrimps, to
make his side more forcble, struck Menrz
N the leg and thigh with the point OF o
coal pick. He then knocked him down
and kicked him in the abdomen, causing
him to walk quite lame aud show several
severe bruises on his body. Msniz swors
out warrant before Mayor Mitchell, bu,
the Marshal could not find him and it ia
supposed he has skipped. Sch'impi has
been in Police Court twice recently for
wife beating, and his ungovernsble ten
per causes him 10 show signs Of insanity
when in passion.
About clock yesterday John Williams
became wild from drunkenness and made
de,our Of the principal streets in the mid
die portion OF town crying Fire at the
top of his voice. Ii WAS also learned later
that he had stolen a chicken from MIRA
Lsing. He was arrested and locked up.
In the case OF Thompson Bird va M. &.
Mitchell, Alfred Welsh aud David Venum,
tried before Justice Robinson, of Bridge
port, yesterday, the plaintiff was declared
without ground for suit and the defendant
dismissed. The case arose from the i'm
pounding OF a COW.
Architect Murray has completed the
plans for the extension Of the NJ l. church
rbe addition is to be very pretty affair
and will adj greatly to the appearance Of
the church.
Richard o BerBs was in Wellsburg yes
terdsy TO See James Rslston formerly em.
ployed as marble cutter by J. + Hanss.
Mr.. Ralston 10 very low and canuo, live
many weeks.
Hanson Ray, o very old colored man OF
Mt. Pleasant died on Friday and will be
buried today.
Ed. Martin left yesterday for his home
10 Brilliant
Anderson Ralson, Jr, is A. home on &
vacation from the Cincinnati Medical Col
lege.
The X. Of l.. Assembly comprising the
unskilled labor at the Etna and STANDARD
mills have asked to have the old rate o!
wages restored. Whether or no. the re-
quest will be granted could not be learned.
c. 8. Moore will commend the erection
Of Mrs. Hsrrah's new house this week.
Anna Wickham, of Wheeling, 10 the
guest of Miss Ella Btymer
A Republican convention TO nominate
municipal officers ia called for March 20.
Mrs. l.. Z. Nef, OF Fros,burg, Md is
the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Frazier. She
and Mrs. Frazier will visit relatives il
Warnocks this week
OUR SICK.
Polk Pittitt is somewhat better.
Oscar Martin, who Was 60 seriously in.
j1red by runaway team short time
since, 10 getting along nicely.
Peter BeazeI is suil in q very critical
condition, with no Improvement.
Mrs. George McCsrty is somewhat better.
Mr.. Bud Brown is quite low and growing
weaker.
Miss Rena Voss is quite i'll ct htr home.
on Fifth street.
BRILLIANT.