Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-08
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MATINEE at the Grand Opera House this
evening.
ENGLISH BURLEsQUE at the Opera House
this evening.
YOU'VE mems meetings at the Y. M. G.
A. this evening and 4O'clcck tomorrow.
GEO. L. QUESTS establishment is GER
tainly thing of beauty and a joy forever.
IT is W. A. Phelps who is the local
agent for Grams Family Atlas, and not
W. A. Fox.
A PARTY of young folks danced very
pleasantly ct Durst's parloIs, last evening.
Killmeyer played.
THERE were four cases in Police Court,
ye terdsy morning. Three Of the defend
ants went to the hill.
OFFICERS Juukins, Shorts, Dunlap and
Watson pulled Laura Roae's house last
night, and arrested the madame and one
girl.
The Washington Life Insurance Com
pany have inSt is ued q handsome Illus
taatsd almanac, which it is distributing
gratis.
A MAN who was very drunk at the Pam
Handle DEPOT yesterday afternoon was az
rested and hauled to the lookup in a
wagon.
A TYPOGRAPHICAL error in the REGIS
TER Yesterday made the name of 81. Sea-
man" appear when 1T. Seaman" was
written.
THE B. & o. have about concluded the
driving Of piles along the north bank Of
tue creek, to protect the railIosd bridge
from the ice.
TEE lumber on the northeast portion Of
the b. & . square, sOath Of the City Hall,
is baing removed to make room for add
tionsl side tracks.
TIE study Of the International Sunday
School Lesson will be conducted by DR..
Cooke, ~ usual, at 5o'c!ock this afternoon
il the Y. NJ. @. A. pulOrs.
KITTY LYNN's house Of i'll fame was
pulled last evening by Officers Junkips,
Shorts, Watson and Dunlsp, and the mad.
anne, one girl and u man were captured.
On Wedre sday night last thieves en-
tered the store of John DIrgue, the post
matter st Brilliant, Ohio, and carried OIL q
lot of isWelry and fine cigars. Mr.. Dargue
was asleep overhead.
DEPUTY Sheriff B. F. Stewart, Of Wood
county, brought up to tbs MOuuds1ille
penitentsry yesterday, Anderson and
Pease, two of the convicted Belleyille rob-
bers, who were sentenced Wednesday.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT ]. O. HOLMES.
of tie Treasury Department., was In con
~sultation with Superintendent Todd, dur
ing q good portion of yesterday relative to
the repairs and improvements to the Cas-
tom House and Postoffice.
The German Pioneer Society will cele-
brate their sixth anniversary next Monday
evening with a grand supper and ball at
Ario1 Hall, and IS the Pioneers know how
to celebrate their annivers aries in tie most
enjoyable manner, q delightful time may
be expected.
IT wss stated yesterday that the Laugh
lin mill would put its hot machine nsilers
on the cold machines until the nth inst
on night turn, but il was found after ward
that the laws of the Amslgauated AssOci-
alton would not permit such q move, so
il had to be abandoned.
JOSH PBETTYMAN, who is employed by
Kasley & Brooks, while at work yester-
day morOing attempting to arrange a load
Of o~bstruperous telegraph poles, was very
badly Injured by enc of the poles rolling
of the wagon aud striking him. No bones
were broken, but it is thought Prettyman
was hurt internally.
THE fair and festival at the Church of
the Imms culate Conception, which has
been in progress for several days, will
close this evening. Last night the crowd
in attendance was quite large, and the
ladies in charge of the various booths did
u rushing business. Quite q novel feature
is the museum. which is well ~pstropized.
BiIca's band furnishes music each even
ing. Tie closing night will witness a
large attendance no douht.