Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

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ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
THIS is the anniversary Of George Wash
ington's birth. Were George alive to-day
he would be something like 156 years old.
JUDGE CRAMNER will deliver o lecture
upon Local History" at the Female co..
lege, at ; o'clock this afternoon. The
public are cordially invited.
THE wills Of Ernst Rosenberg and
Johanna Rosenberg, deceased, were ad-
mitted to probate yesterday. s. Charles
Esehtrutb, executor. No security re-
q1ired.
TIE mud is being serapsd of Of Market
street, which is a great improvement.
People should either stop throwing rub
bish on the street, or they should be forced
to stop by law.
ELLA EMBLEM was yesterday appointed
guardian for Edith Emblem, aged six, and
Edward Emblem, aged five years, children
of Frank J. Emblem. Bond, 500, with
John 8. Armstrong surety.
ANDY MYLEs, d~isorlerly, was fined s.
and costs in Police Court yesterday morn
ing and sent 10 the hill for thirty days IN
default. Geo. Livingstone for the same
offence got tAe same dose, and also went to
the hill.
YOUNG Democrats should bear in mind
the meeting which takes place at the
| Young Mems Democratic Club rooms,
Thursday evening. A large attendance is
expected, as permanent officers are to be
elected.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER No. i,
A. F. and A. NJ, held n meeting at their
hall last night, at which the K. A. Degree
was conferred upon several candidates,
which was followed by q lunch at Van
Reuren's.
TIE funeral of the late NJ. l.. Wright
will take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from his late residence, 1909 Jacob street,
Central Castle, No. l X. of q. E., of which
he was a member, and Wheeling City Cas-
tie No. ., will turn out to attend the
funeral.
MANAGER GENTHER has booked the
Tourists in a Pullman Palace Car" fol
the Grand Opera House, for four nights
and two matinees, commencing Saturday
afternoon and closing Wednesday night,
Chris Kirk and Harry Clarke are at the
head of the company.
On Thursday and Friday through the
day aud during the evening, special Evan
~gelistic services will be held in Fourth
Street II. L. Church, by the pastor, assist
ed by Rev. Jos. ii. Smith, of Philadelphia,
The cooperation OF all Christian workers
is cordially asked. Further notice will bs
given.
JAMES f. JOHNSON, the well known
wool dealer, returned home Saturday
night after an extensive trip through the
counties vest of here. During HIS trip he
bought and shipped 46, 900 pounds Of wool
from Bolivar, Tuscarawas county, the
prices ranging from % to 30 cents.-Stea-
beRrHe GGseHe.
MRS. KERR keeps . small restaurant on
Market Square and sleeps elsewhere. Yes
terday morning when she went to the res
taurant she found the back door broken
open ard upon investigation dicovered
| Maude Eugle, a nymph du pdr, sound asleep
in her bed. She promised to Tot do so any
more and was allowed to 60.
AMEETISG of Seventh ward Democrats
is called for this evening at Frank Fal-
loure's store-room, corner OF South Penn
and Virginia streets, at 3Oo'clock, for the
purpose OF organizing a Democratic ward
club. Every Democrat on the Island
should make q special effort TO be present
aud have @ rousing meeting.
MISSES. DAVE WHITE, NJ. H. McNabb
and Frank Dinger, of this city, have been
engaged to appear at the performance given
by the Kendall Novelty Company, at Bell
aire, on Friday and Saturday evenings oil
this week, for the benefit Of the Bellaire
street fair. The boys are all hrst-elass
artists and do excellent spscisltiss.
CONTRACTOR ROBRECHT had over city
men at work completing the Wheeling
Electric Railway Compsny's tracks at
Bogg's Run, yesterday. 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr. RDbrecht to increase his force
of men, and complete his contract as soon
az possible, SO as to give the citizens OF
Wheeling the benefit OF tbis Gew enter
prise.