Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-08
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The News Of he Day PoIntsdIy Para
zraphsd for Hssty Readers.
No. So drew the watch at Dinon's last
evening.
JAMES RISE's hotel will be opened the
coming week.
THERE is q letter at this Office for the
parties interested in the proposed big
chicken main.
The Hope hose company was out yester-
day flushing ont q sewer at the Hsnes q
Wilson mill.
THE Teutonic Singing Society gave .
private hop at Meyers Hall, on South Eoff
street. Mayors orchestra made the music
AT a special term OF the CIRCUIT Court,
held In March, q decree was entered
diyorcing Vim. II. Sheib from Annie
Sheib.
THE Mazourka Social will give q ball at
Turner Hall Wednesday evening. Myers
orchestra will play, and a large attendance
is expected.
JAMES V. CHAMBERS was yesterday ap-
lpointsd administrator of the estate Of Ra-
Cuci II SuAuaOCAoy oCNcoCSO W
600; c. p. Brown, surety.
CHARLIE GoETZE yesterday received q
Volunteer Columbia, q new 500 wheel
lust gotten out by the company, which
compares favOrably with the more expen-
siye machines.
THERE will be preaching all day in the
Third NJ. Z Church, in Kirkwood, Ohio,
April 8th. Rev. ]. G.. Skinner, pastor o.
the A. NJ. E. Church Of Wheeling, Will
preach at 3 o'clock.
Miss ANNIE KINNEY was pleasantly
surprised at her home, on South Chapllne
street, on Thursday evening. The affalI
was in charge Of Miss Annie Tucker, and
was very successfully carried out.
THE Tin Soldier" company is o fine
one and gave a splendid performances. Why
Wheeling theater7goer failed to appreciate
this fact is q mystery. They 90 to Phils'
delphia this morning.
WILLIAM II. WADDLE was yesterday
appointed guardian for Harry p, William
r, Samuel B, Mary A. and Martha
Chambers, orphans of RObertR. Chambers,
deceased. Bond, $751; 900; c. ?. Brown
surety.
IT has been definitely settled that the
Society of the Army of West Virginia will
20 to Columbus this year, meeting at the
same time as the National Encampment Of
Veterans. The big tent has been sold to
Columbus.
THE ladies of the Women's Benevolent
Society REQUEST those ladies who have in
their possession "Geonetrical Progression
cards TO return them to Mrs. K A HSr,
den, No. n! Twelfth street, before April
%, and request prompt attention.
SHERIFF L. II. EwART, of Kanawhs
county; Sheriff George W. McVey, of Fay:
ette county, and Guards Steel Hawkins,
Simon Hammock and James Saunders ar
rived in the city last evening and put up
at the Stamm. They brought prisoners
up to the Pen.
THE Peak sisters, who appeared In st
Matthew's lecture room, last Thursday
evening, are charmed with the balmy
breezes of the South after experiencing the
chilly blasts of far-Off Alaska. They viii
repeat their delightful little composition
next Tuesday night. The public IL
cordially invited to this, positively thell
last appearance.
THE Oliyette No. 8 of Sadler's ferry wa:
chartered to accompany Capt. Paul Boytor
to Evansville, Ind, a distance Of $40 miles
Mr.. George Sadler has charge of the boat
The Captains stores, ship chandleTy, cook
ing apparatus and other nautical articles *
indispensable to q long cruise are kept or
board of this convoy. The port of Evans
Vile will be made in about twenty days
barring accidents.
THE moving season this year has beer
one Of unusual activity. IL is asserted tina
there never were SO many changes of loca
ton in any former year. Strangers tot
are coming into the city. The older resi-
dents are moving into new dwellings ant
newcomers taking the old ones. On TIT
Island it is stated there are fully 300 more
people than Que year ago. Where there
are so many changes it would be strang'
if there was no confusion or mistake II
supplying the REGISTER subscriber
promptly at their new addresses. Within
the past week nearly 200 changes In sd
dresses are noted. If any subscriber il
missed complaint should be lodged at the
counting room promptly.