Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
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Two marriage licenses wereissuedyester-
day.
THE AIhambra Rink has been opened for
the season.
Two deeds Oftrust were admitted toree-
ord yesterday.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
CHARLIE STULL will be on hand during
the Fair with his score cards.
liz DiIlon's watch clubs Is in No. l. and
Al in No. . drew the watches last evening
ATTENTION is called to the cloak an
nouncement of II. EmSheimer, In another
column.
The Princess will leave at her regular
time this morning for Bellaire making ner
usual trips.
Miss CARRIE ENGLISH will reopen her
Island school tomorrow ut the chapel on
South Broadway.
OFFICER DEKU pulled Mrs. Reed last
night for keeping an designation house on
Twentieth aud Chapline streets.
THE South Side Singing Society gave
a delightful dance at its hall, Friday night
Mayer's band furnished the music.
A REDWOOD man was badly burned at
one of the steel plants yesterday, but the
name of the unfortunate could not be OBJ
tanned.
THE North End rink was sold yesterday
by w, II. Haller, for $3.50. John KOck
was the purchaser. The building cost
s., 500.
MARY B. MoRREY was yesterday APP
poipted administrative of the estate ofJohn
Morrey, deceased. Bond, $1,000; William
Gray, surety.
VIM. JOHNSON, the man who lay down
on the B. so. track, near the stone bridge,
Tuesday night, WAS committed IN Ponce
Caurt yesterday morning.
The Register base ball club and the
Yigilants played on the North End green
Yesterday afternoon. At the end OF the
ninth inning the score stood % to %.
Mr.. J. W. BROWN yesterday brought to
the REGISTER office two magnificent specl-
mems of mammoth peaches, which were
grown on his farm, = few miles east OF the
city. They each measure eleven inches
in circumference, and weigh twelve ounces
AT the Zane street Church special ser
vices are to be held to-day. The change
in the manner Of conducting the services
for to-day will be interesting to every
member and friend o. the church.
Mr.. JOHN DEADLOCK will have OH ex-
hibition at the Fair, one breeding pen Of
pure imported Clack MinOrca fowls, from
the famous prize winning strain OF MIR.
John Hopkins, Bridgewater Somerset,
England, whose yards have no equal IN
all England.
THE art classes of Mrs. l.. e. Reed and
Mrs. Wilkinson will give u joint exhibit
bition mt the State Fair. Their space is in
the west end Of the main hall, and is
very handsomely fitted up. Among the
specimens on exhibition, we noticed a
beautiful three panel fire screen which Will
be ratified of ut fifty cents n chance. 1t Is
very handsome, and well worth trying Tor.
The Siqaa Phi, one of the leading col
leye fraternities Of the United States Will
hold its sixteenth biennial convention at
the Neil 1lOuNCs NOANAhDuo, ~
ing on the eth inst, and lasting until the
9th inst. Since its organization in 1865 its
growth has been unparalleled in the his
tory of Greek title fr~aternities. Quite 4
membership Of this Order reside in this
city and vicinity, who will be well repre-
scented ut the meeting. A pleasant time is
assured to ali who attend as the affair will
he in charge of the ALphd Gamma chapter
of the Ohio State University.
We are pleased to note the arrival in our
city of Leycring'S advertising car, contain
ing tent, coffee ard other material for their
exhibit nj our Fair. The tent will occupy
u space of nifty feet square and will be
erected on the Fair Grounds, and from
morning till night each day n delicious
u of Leyering's Reliable Z. l.. c. Coffee,
hot, with cream and sugar, will be served
gratis to ever applicant. The wcll-earned
supremacy of "Lcycring'S' over all the
other brands of roasted coffee III thus he
tested by every one who visits the Fair.
Leyerings have no fear of the result.