Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
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with coasters last night.
HANDSOME window curtains were put up
il the City Clerks office yesterday.
TIE sleighiug was excellent yesterday,
and the liverymen resped harvest.
TIE Board of Commissioners sat yester
day as Board of Equalization and Ap-
peals.
The semi,anDusl meeting of tee Gas
Trustees will be held at ! o clock this otter
noon.
The snow has no. yet been moved from
the pavemeuts on Market street above
Tenth.
A GRAND ball is to be given By the young
men Of Benwood ut Lazier's Hall, this
evening.
The regular meeting Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club will be held this
evening.
IcENES are laying in stock of first.
class frozen water The ice about ten
inches thick
\ WAGON too heavily loaded with coal
broke down yesterday on Market street
near Seventh.
A NINE year old girl fell ell a sled while
coasting on Ninth street, yesterday, and
badly hurt herself
AVERY enjoyable and we'll attended ball
was given at Kuoke's Hall, in the Eighth
ward, last evening.
A PLEASANT party was held at tho resi-
dence of Miss Corners on the South Side,
on Wednesday evening.
C. FRITZ took q drive OUT the Pike
Wednesday night and returned without his
silver watch and chain.
The y. K. H. Socia! will give a skating
and dancing carnival at the North End
rink tonight Brass ard string music.
DRIFrs in some OF the roads in this acc
ton compel many Of our people 20 make
circuitous route in order to get into the
city.
The coal dealers are overrun with or
ders and say they are unable TO supply the
demand, which is good news tor 'the
miners.
LAST Wednesday night \ ChrisSell,
who Ives on Caldwells Run, had all his
potato crop stolen, which consisted Of sew
ersl bushels.
Mr. JONI KOELER and Miss Mary Sam
merfeld we're married yesterday morning
at o'clock at the St. Alfonsus church by
Rev Angulus.
| A LARGE sled loaded with marketing
broke down near the Top mill yesterday
afternoon. Eggs and butter took big
jump downwards.
Two ladies were dumped out Of q sleigh
in tront of the McLure yesterday afternoon,
by the horse backing into q snow drift.
| Neither Of them was hurt.
The Favori.e Club, clab composed OF
several popular yourg mea OF the North
End, will give o skating and dancing car
rival at the North End rink Wednesday,
evening the 22d inst which will no doubt
be largely attended.
PulLIP PHILIPS will appear at the Fourth
/ Street NJ. T. Church on the 18th and 10th
Of this month He has world wide repu.
tatiou as a vocalist and all will be pleased
to hear of his coming to the city. 1t is
safe to predict he will draw large crowds.
tbs grand ball Of Mystic Lodge No. -
/ X Of P, of Elm Grove, will occur at the
town hall in that place this evening. A
/ tree train will leave the B L 0. depot ct
/ I o'clock, and return at 2 q. m, thus at
fording an opportunity for all 10 20 out.
The weather yesterday morning was
veiy cold, the mercury not rising TO zero
until about clock. At noon, however.
the thermometer stood at Is, and at p.
N. it was %, remaining at 20 until otter
| lOo clock last night The backbone Of the
blizzard seems to have been broken.
THERE was dance at Whittier Hal! in
the Eighth ward last night, rendered b.
Frank Howard, Harry Ankle and James
Neck to some friends. About thirty
couples were present and participated in
the pleasures OF the evening. Johu Brchs
orchestra furnished the music The occs.
sion was one OF the pleasant ones OF the
season.
THERE ore six wagons loaded with pots
toes and :spples buried in snow drift,
near Elm Grove Their owners started 10
the market in this city, on Wednesday, AMI
went so far into the drift thGt it was im-
possible to 90 any further or turn back, so
they we're compelled to unbiich and leave
the contents OF the wagons to the mercy Of
the frosts.
We call the attention Of manufacturers
and nail men 10 the advertisement OF N
Lemuel Bradford, of Bridgeport, 10 on
other column The working model of his
wire nail machine, heretofore described,
seems 10 combine all the elements Of
perfect nail maker, and samples Of the
product shown US appear to recommend
the device.
LAST evening Mr., Mark Kline, the well.
known baker Of North Wheeling, was ten
dered grand reception at tie residence
OF Mrs. Ernest, in KirkwOod the occasion
being his marriage to Miss Lulu Feather.
About forty complies were in attendance
and splendid time is reported By all.
TT Cocksyne furnished the music. The
bride aud groom received quite number
of valuable and costly presents. They
will 90 to housekeeping in Bridgeport,
where Mr.. Kline will 60 into business.
RIDDLE.BURDATs.