Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters or Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
Boon the town.

About Town.
Boon the town.
The Banks will observe Decoration
Day on Monday.
Four cases were heard before His Honor
yesterday morning.
IT is understood that the Cate Bruins
wick will soou reopen.
a NEW water plug is being put in at the
corner of ChapIine street and Alley IL,
TuE Wheeling base ball club will play in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, next Monday aud Tues
day.
SEVERAL bsrges of paving brick were re,
ceived and unlosded at the wharf yestet-
day.
The Don Manufacturing Company has
received its charter from the Secretary OF
State.
THE REGISTER gives the old town good
send Off this morning. Get copy OF
the paper.
CHARLES HAYMAHER was committed to
Jail dsy or two ago by Squire Phillips
for disorderly conduct.
The Wheeling Poultry Association will
hold their midsummer meeting 10 Barnes-
vile on the 9th Of June.
A WAGON owned by Smith & Sons, the
Bridgeport -four merchants, broke down
on Zane street, Island, Yesterday.
If the Board of Public Works will keep
the gas companies moving rapidly, we will
soon have the new pavenents under way.
"OUR JONATHAN" with Moore and Wv.
ian in the leading roles, is booked for the
Peoples Theatre, opening Monday night
A WAGON loaded With green stuff, broke
down on Market street, below Fourteenth
street yesterday, and produce took drop.
A GOOD many Wheeling people will go
to Pittsburgh to-day to witness the game
of base ball between the Alleghenys and
Pittsburghs.
A BIRD has found its way into the va
cant store room, corner of Market street
and Alley 9, and is starving to death. The
agent or owner should release it.
BRAxUM Posr, G. A. R, Of Bridgeport,
will hold theiF memorial services on Mon
dsy, meeting 81 their hall at 1870. All
old soldiers aud citizens are Invited.
EDDIE EgENwALTER, q small boy, while
playing on coal shed Thursday evening,
was pushed off by companion and his
left arm WAS broken. DE- Pipes reduced
the fracture
THERE will be Episcopal service at Com
mercial Hall, Martins Ferry, 0, on Sun.
day next at 2:30 p. m at which time the
pastor. Rev. W. W. Walker. will preach his
farewell sermon 10 the congregation,
THE Quaker Tea, held at Col. Henry
Hubbsrd's on Thursday evening, should
have been credited to the ladies Of Chap
line Street NJ. f. Church instead Of Fourth
Street, az in yesterdays REGISTER.
JAMES DELANEY Of East Liverpool, and
Eugene Hsnke ofthis city will skate 10
mile dash at the Alhambrs rink tonight
This race will be- decidedly exciting as
Hanke only best Delaney loot last Sat-
urdsy in q similar contest
oNORRoW morning at 1890 services
will be held in the North Street NJ Z,
church which will be conducted By Miss
Jennie Smith and Miss Addie Sherman
The pastor, Rev. NJ F. Dryden. will preach
in the evening The services will he es.
pscislly interesting and all are cordially it,
vited TO be present.
The excursion on the Abner O'Nesl TO
Wheeling 10 morrow promises to be big
affair, and sll who go can anticipate good
time. The Decoration day excursion on
the O'Nesl has become an annual occur.
renee, and the people look forward to it the
same ss the picnic on the Fourth TO Browns
slsnd.-Stsubenville Gazette.
ALL those who desire to assist in deco
rating the graves OF Confederate soldiers
are requested TO meet this afternoon at
2 80 o'clock Vehicles will be provided
for them, and ladies especially are request
I'd to attend A large number of hand.
some flowers have beer provided and the
iay will be observed in Citing manner.
COLONEL JACOB KENPLE leaves for West
4 lexsnder this morning. he will deliver
, memor;n, address in the afternoon aScd
scture for the G. A. n. Pest Of that place
n the evening. As an orator the Colonel
9 very popular among the people OF West
I'm Pennsylvania. This ia the third or
iourth time he has spoken to the people OF
Washington county.
THIS morning about o'clock Frank
Walt and Van Rice induced a crowd OF
be boys to believe they had it in for each
,ther and intended to hght it out. They
rot the crowd out to the extreme east end
f the city and made several passes at each l
,ther, all the time appearing in earnest.
The BOYS coon caught on and returned
ceiling somewhat sold.
In the notice given in yesterdays REG
STIR of the concert and literary entertain
nent given by the Y. P. W. A. Thursday
venipr, the name Of Mr.. George Foster
hould hsve read Mr.. George Teater. The !.
we also caused US to make sn error in I.
be name of Miss Matte L. Gary, printing 2 2
% it as "Tary." The complimentary notice 7
iVen her WAS deserving in the highest
ense, and We are sorry to have made such y y
n error. Wealfo omitted to make mention
Messrs. VIM. s.. Sheib, Percy Hamilton,
larry Kasley and ]. ". Amick, who rem
cred valuable assistance in playing &C.
for those who sang. The
,rvices of there gentlemen were greatly I
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