Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06
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"TIN SOLDIER" at the Opera House this
evening.
Two sheet mills stopped yesterday at
the Crescent mill.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
A HANDSOME picture Of Minnie Palmer
in MY Sweetheart" is on exhibition IN
Durst's window.
IT is coming around time to get out the
street sprinklers, Jimmy. The streets are
getting pretty dusty.
THE military company will be mustered
in at Market Hall Saturday evening.
Every member is requested 10 be on hand.
KRAMER's Orchestra played at Barnes
vile Tuesday night, Washington Wednes-
day night and Steubenville last night for
swell balls.
WHY is it that on bsautiful days the
street cars do so much more business than
in bad weather. People got the spring
fever already?
THE Panhandle railroad bridge at
Steubenr lie will coat $3.50, 900, and there
will he about 5000 cubic feet of masonry
in the structure.
The Glass City boat club will give a
grand ball at Turner Hall, Friday even
ing, April Is, for which Mayors orchestra
will make the music.
THE military company will be mustered
=. - l., C,n~-J ,,,xl voaVbaf HALL SafnF-
day evening, and a full attendance OF
members is earnestly desired.
WM. MACKAY, of Steubenville, shot
himself Wednesday while foOliDg with a
revolver. The ball struck him in the left
leg, causing a painful flesh wound.
The Mercantile Club will give a swell,
full dIess hop at Arion Hall on Wednesday
evening, the llth inst. Kramer will
make the music and a delightful time is
anticipated.
"1HE Peak Sisters" was successfully
presented By 81. Mathews Sunday School
last evening in the school room TO a coed
sized audience. TIE entertainment was a
splendid one.
AMONG the boilers that leave Oh the
twelfth instant are Msssrs. John Taylor,
Joe ArmbFuster and Danford BoWlin.
They haze secured positions in Blrming-
ham, Alabama.
The residence of James Robb, at Tor
rOnto, was burned early Wednesday morn
ing. One hundred and eighty-ive dollars
10 cash was consumed. One Of the chill
dren of the family had a narrow escape.
CORONER SCHULTZE went out to Gin
ton, yesterday, aud held an inquest Oh the
body of the man found dead in the road
near that place, as detailed in yesterdays
REGIsTER. The verdict returned was in
accordance with the facts previously pub
liShed.
INVITATIONS are ont for the fifth annual
ART exhibition at Kinks art store, No. zoos
Main street. This exhibition, which will
far surpas5 in every point of attractiveness
sll former exhibitions, will commence May
LIST. FROM the interest the lady artists are
taking in the event, il will be very success
ful.
EIGHTY o years ago, yesterday, the
Seat of Justice was removed from Putt
ney Bottom, then called the town Of Putt
ney, to S.. Gainesville. The anniversary
should have been celebrated by moving
the county offices from the old buildings
into the new Court Houses CldirSriHe
Gazette.
Mr.. J.. YoUNGE, formerly Of Cincin'
natl, Ohio, aud one of the best architects
in the country, has just associated himself
with the w~ell-kH0El firm of j. A. H0lh-
day & Sons, where he will be foGnd at all
times and ready to give any information
required in the way Of any decorations or
other work in his line. Mr.. YOunge was
associated with the Robert Mitchell Fur
niture Co, one of thu largest in the State,
for several years, which in itself vouches
for his ability ard capacity.