Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-28
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MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
THE Federal Court will meet ii this city
on the 18th of April.
The stockholders of the Wheeling
Athletic Club are called to meet this even
ing.
FRANK WALTER will open his pleasant
summer hotel, Mt. Belleview, about May
LIST.
THE bearing of Frank Barger will take
place before United States Commissioner
Forbes, April 18th.
HENRY SCHMULBACH has purchased
three magnificent iron gray Norman
draught horses.
A POWER of attorney by John H. Nc
Cracker to John H. Diehl was yesterday
filed in Clerk Hooks Office.
THE last will and testament Of Joseph
Leitner was admitted to probate yesterday
and ordered TO be recorded.
"THE Tin Soldier" will be the next at,
traction at the Opera House, on Friday
aud Saturday, April 8 and 7.
THE Ancient Order of Bilks, is an or
ganizstion composed Of number of 1.-THE
boys" They have lots of fun.
T. C. ABBOTT was before Justice George
Arkle yesterday, charged with using pro
faue Language. He paid 81 and costs.
FRANK LOIZ, the South Side wagon
maker, has just turned out a handsome
wagon for expressman ]. A. Muhleman.
MARY ANN COSTELLO yesterday quail
fed as ~executIix of the will Of Thomas F.
Costello, deceased. Bend 81, 800; 10 Sc
curity required.
JAMES DIX \ sold o fine team Of bay
horses to Capt. w. H. Davis, the other day.
for $500, one OF the finest teams seen about
here for some time.
RESERVED seats for the Grand Opert
House will hereafter be found on sale a
the Mcclure House pharmacy instead o
Sheib's music store.
THE Committee on Court Hause ant
Jail of the Board of Commissioners me-
ytSUcTudy huu duultCu III ASNoy -
general auditing day for the Board.
Mr.. A. T. BOWIE. Of Bridgeport, de
sires the REGISTER 10 say that he Is not
candidate for Justice Of the Peace Of Peas'
Township, and hadIno intention drumming
for the office.
LOUIS CARL, No. 14ll Market street,
was presented with a salmon weighing
twenty pounds, caught in the Ohio river
yesterday, by his Eighth WARD friends
This is some fish.
Mr.. CHAs. K. GOETZE, agent for thu
Columbia bicycle, has n handsome machine
OIL exhibition 10 II. L. Loos' window. II
ID a 52-iuch light roadster, and it is under
stood he has orders for several such
machines.
REV. Il. F. RANDOLPH, ID. D., pastor
Of the Fourth Street Mr. f Church, viii,
deliver an instructive and entertaining
lecture upon Tho SUM-" this afternoon al
3 o'clock, at the Female College. The
public is most cordially invited to bt
present.
ALL the railroad men and many Of the
citizens of this vicinity, knew Capt. Billy
Devries, the genial conductor on the Park
ersburg branch of the B. & o., and were
paiued to hear of his death, which occurred
several days since from dropsy. His re-
maius were inferred at Cumberland on
Monday.
THE Mission Band of the Eighteenth
street Mission School had a barrel opening
last evening, and a generally enjoyable
time. The amount realized in this man
ner 10 help along the school and give the
children an Easter treat, was quite a neat
sum. A cry pleasant entertainment WAS
given in connection with the opening.
AFACT of a quiet little wedding which
took place at the parsonage of the Chaplint
Street NJ. f Church on The l4th Of last
month, has just come TO light. The high
contracting parties were Mr.. Harry NJ.
Smith and Miss Carrie + Stephens. Rev
W. G.. Riheldaffer, pastor of the church,
oficiated. The young folks have the best
wishes of many friends,
PHILIP SCHUELE, OF the firm Of Schuele
& Lott, stone contractors, died yesterday
afternoon, in the Sixty-seyenth year of his
age, at his residence No. 1926 Chapli le
street.. MI. OCUCulc was OuS VI tbC NA'Cc
practical stonemasons in the city. and one
OF the best known and respected GGernian
citizens, among whom ssdeaih is gener-
ally mourned. liz leaves a wife ard sew
era! children no have the sincere sym
psthyS- large circle Of friends in thei
bereavement.
AYoUNG daughter OF George Radcliffe, of
4 :. - "A =. A,.I AhnYk uHr
months ago accidentally swallowed a large
sized needle. As the girl felt no pain
nothing was thought of it until Monday,
when the mother while bathing the child,
discovered a hard substance in the calf of
it's left leg, which caused the little one
much PAIN. DIR. Ford was summoned and
he cut into the flesh with the effect Of dis
covering the needle swallowed six months
before, it having worked its way to that
point.