Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
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THE Trades Assembly meets in regular
session to day.
No So drew the watch in the Dillon
watch club last evening,
THE machinery at the West Virginia
Pottery was being tested yesterday.
THERE will be social at the Chsplire
Street NJ. f. Church, Tuesday evening.
The river marks at the landing last
evening indicated 3 feet inches and
falling.
THE work of ditching on Market street,
north of Fourteenth, will commence to-
norrow morning,
THE st. Matthews Sunday School will
excurt to Cresap's Grove, next Thursday
ON the steamer Courier.
THE attention of the members Of Cg1r-
de- Lion division, No. l, K. of p, is called
to notice in the advertising columns.
THE will of Elizabeth Rohan was ad-
mitted to probate and ordered to be re-
corded, yesterday, with j. j. Jones exec.
utOr.
A NEW Trade Assembly will 10 formed
at Bellaire to-day, preliminary meeting
to get things in shape having been held
last Sunday.
The usual Gospel Temperance meeting
will he held in the upper market house
this afternoon Mt 3:45. Several speakers
will address the meeting.
COUER De LEON DIVISION K. of X,
will excurt to Cincinnati tomorrow on
the 1880 o'clock train. They will be on
in full parade in the morning.
THos. ]. GORDEN & Son had new cab
bage in market yesterday morning. They
are the first of the season and were very
well headed. This is considered very early.
THE Democrats of Richie district are
called to meet at Nolte's Hall next Satur-
day evening at 8 o'clock, for the purpose
of selecting candidates for district officers.
A full attendance is desired.
THE members of Ohio Valley Lodge, No
81, X. of P, are notified to attend stated
meeting of the Lodge next Friday evening,
the 18th inst to transact important bust
ness. Members Of other lodges are also in
vited 10 be present.
A GRAND ARMY excursion to Bellaire
will occur Tuesday evening, on the steamer
Bellaire, to attend the camp fire and fest,-
val to be held by Spsngler Post. The boat
will leave the wharf at 1870, and large
crowd will no doubt go down.
Mr.. JOHN II. STAMP has bought out the
Restaurant at No. 1923 Market street, and
entirely refurnished and thoroughly reno
waited the same. The eating establishment
will hereafter be known rs the Panhandle
Restaurant, whereevery thing will be served
in FIRST class style.
A LARGE crowd attended the picnic
given at Seibert's garden yesterday, by
Local Union No. 80. A. F. s. W. u, and
all spent pleasant day. Dancing to
Mayors music was the chief feature OF
amusement, and many did not return home
until late hour Last night
The Steubenville Excursion on the
steamer Andes, Monday June 18th, prom
ises to be q most successful affair. The
gentlemen in charge have made every effort
to provide everything that will 90 to make
an enjoyable trip. Dancing will be in
TIE annual picnic to be given on the
State fair grounds next Saturday, by Local
Union No. 8, A. F. S. W. u, promises to
be the largest and most enjoyable event in
the history Of the organization and an i'm
meuse crowd will no doubt attend. May
er's orchestra will furnish the music.
THE Arion and Germania Singing Soci-
cites will excurt to st. Louis to attend the
great Ssenserfsst to be held there this
week. These two societies will leave over
the B. & o. road Monday evening at lilo
o'clock, on q through train with sleeper
10 st. Louis. Information can be secured
of G. A. Shafer or F. Riester.
HANDSOME invitations have been issued
for the seyenty-fourth annual commence
rent exercises of Linsly Institute, which
occur at the Opera House Tuesday, June
10. at 8 D. IN. On this OCCASION Hon. John
Eaton, President of Marietta college will
deliver an address. The bsccalaureate
sermon will be delivered by Rev. X. +.
Randolph, at the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church, Sunday, June II.
ALL the glass manufactures in this city
and vicinity will close down within the
next three weeks, SO that the employees
can take their regular summer vacation.
Some win 20 to the mountains and Others
will pitch their tents down along the MP
sling waters of the beautiful Ohio river.
While they are away the glass works will
be put in first-class condition to enable
the manufacturers to push the work right
along when they start up in the fall.