Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-14
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The country roads are in q terrible con-
dition.
Two rags were run into the lookup last
evening.
MATINEE at the Opera House this after
noon-Equine Paradox.
GARFIELD CASTLE No. 3, Z. G. E., has
postponed the social and cane contest until
December 1st.
SKIPPED by the Light Of the Noon
will hold the boards at the Opera House
next Monday.
THE Brilliant mill shut down last
Thursday, owing TO q scarcity Of iron' 1t
resumes on Monday.
THE Office ofthe Sheriff will be hereafter
kept opan until 8 o'clock p. m. Tor the
convenience Of taxpsyers.
A STEUBENvILLE tailor named James
McNamee died in the lookup at that place
from the results Of q spree.
TIE Euglish Lutheran Sunday School
will produce Roots OrAtsrio-C antatA, I'm
der the Palms." on the 3Oth.
The young mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be teld
from S:45 to $50 o'clock this evening.
Young men are invited to attend.
A MOTOR will leave the city on the Elm
Grove lire tonight at eleven o'clock to &C
commodate those desiring to attend the
Opera House.
CHAPLAIN MCCABE, Missionary Secre-
tsry of the NJ. E. Church, will be here on
December 4th, and will deliver a lecture
at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
OUT of 2SO machiues in the Riverside
factories, n~inety-four only are running, and
there does not seem to ba any prospect
that the 1876 idle ones will start up any
way soon.
THE hearing of Charles Hoffman, charged
with stealing q horse on the night OF Oc'
tober 80, from Geo. Mayer, will come up
before Justice Ankle Thurday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
THE condition of Willism Huntsmsu,
the man who was cut by Vim. Vale, was
much better yesterday, although the IN
Jury to his finger GAUGES him great pain,
preventing sleep at night.
THERE are q numter of tramp5 in town
who are worrying people along Market
street in the most obnoxious manner.
They have more gall than six men, and if
q man doesn't give them money they turn
in aud cuss him.
THE Tri State League base ball meeting
will be held 10 Mansfield to day, and MIR.
A. E Smith will represent the Wheeling
Base Ball Association at II. The business
of the old League will be settled up and a
new League for next year formed.
JOHN MORGAN, FOR using profaue lam
susge, was before Justice Ankle yesterday
ON complaint of Dora MCConn. He was
fined 81 aud costs and sent to Jail in de-
fault. He had Jane McConn arrested for
the same offrnss, but the case was dis
missed at cost Of plaintiff.
THERE were seven cases in Police Court
yesterday morning, The charge against
Abe Martin was dismissed; Mrs. Moran
and Mrs. Richards are dismissed on Goa
dition; William Bowman, George Hsl'z-
claw and Geo. Stephens went to the hill,
and Charles Funk paid IS and costs.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE, of the Wafer
Works, is making good progress with the
20.inch extension to the South Side. HIS
has continued the pipe from Market stree
out through the stone abutment OF the
bridge ont1 the new truss, ard during the
week it is hoped to have it laid clear
across. The job is quite a big one.
A SERIES OF pIotrscted meetings will be
commenced at the Disciples Church
Tuunday evening, by a reunion Of the
members at 1880. Prot. WoOlery and Prof.
Downing, of Bethany College, are expected
to be he:e during the progressed the meet
ing 40 enjoyable time is locked for, and
sill who can do so shoald attend on Thurs
day evening.