Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
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Four deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THE Board Of Education meetsin regular
monthly session this evening.
The Democrat primaries will be held in
the various wards at Bellaire, this evening
The Board Of County Commissioners
will 20 ont TO the poor farm to-day to see
how things are moving along.
TIE Democrats Of Warrington District
had n meeting last evening, but NO bust
ness Of Importance was transacted.
ATTENTION is called to the Public Lii
braly notice, in the advertising columns,
Swing instructions regarding the usual
April closing.
Mr. CHARLES 0TTERsON recently sold
his hill taTm, back of Triadelphia, for S.
00O, 10 Mr. Henry Helfenbins, of this cOun-
~. The farm e~outains 14s4 acres.
THE KenDa Club is called to meet this
evening at 8 n. m. in the Y. NJ. d. G.
rooms, to take action on the death Of a
fellow member, Mr.. Frank YOgler.
EDWIN F. MAYO closed his engagement
at the Grand last evening 10 q fair audi
enca. The play is a fine one, while the
company with u exception is very
good.
THAT ever charming and brilliant little
actress, Minnie Palmer, will leave this
country with her company May lst for
Europe, where she has sigued to remain
five years.
AN adjourned annual and special meet
ing of the stockholders of the Wheeling
and Harrisburg Railway Company will be
held at the company'sofiee in this city on
Monday, April l6, at ? p. m.
The committees Of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union and the Msnufac,
turers' Association are still in session at
Pilisburg. The manufacturers express the
opinion that no settlement will be reached.
A JOINT meeting of the Boards of Direc-
tors of the Citizens aud the Wheeling rail
way companies was held last evening. bnt
no business OF public importance was
transacted, the meeting being merely to
talk over the matter OF arranging q suita-
bic schedule for the two lines.
No New York mail had arrived at the
postOfice up to midnight last night, audit
il very uncertain whether one will be re-
| eeIyed before this aft, rnoon. No metro
politan paper Of q later date than last SON.
day morning has come TO hand. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore papers are coming all
right.
A STREET car driver named Hart acct
dentally fell from q car the other night at
the POstOiice corner and struck the track
on bis head. Either the horse kicked him
or the wheel Of the car ran against his
head, rs q severe cut was found across the
back part Of the head, and he was other
wise bruised. II is said his injuries are
quite serious.
MR. WILL DELAPLAINE has purchased
two very handsome and finely bred blood
hounds, which are as near alike as two
dogs could be. Mr.. Delaplaine will assume
charge Of q large farm over in Ohio, the
property of his grandfather, Mr.. l. S.
Delaplaine, April 1st, and will take his
fine pair Of dogs with him. 1t is his inten-
ton to conduct q stock farm.
THERE will be quite a pleasant social
time at the United Presbyterian church
this evening. 1t is to be in celebration Of
the thirty-sighth anniversary Of Rev. DR..
McClure's pastorate Of the church, aud
the members of the congregation have ar
ranged a programme of entertainment that
will be highly enjoyable. The affair will
be only for members Of the congregation.
The stockholders Of the Wheeling and
Central oil companies, who unloaded their
stock at s big discount, are kicking them
selves vigorously. The strike of the big
we'll on the Fergus farm has doomed Gen.
trail stock, because of the proximity Cf its
territory to that farm, and q good strike
has been made in the Wheeling territory.
The men who bought up at a sacrifice are
happy.