Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09

volunteer fire department that unless the
city council makes some arrangement for
furnishing the boys with rubber boots aad
coats. that the fire apartment will dis
bind and leave the apparatus for the city
DADS to take care of. The members feel
that it is enough to do the work, without
furnishing the uniforms, and paying for
rubber goods.
Furniture, carpets, window shades,
parlor and chamber suits, mirror, easy
chairs, hall racks, book cases, combination
secretaries. Undertaking a speciality.
Calls answered at store at ell hours.
Telephone connection. Albert link, Han
over street.
William Creaner, who had his avn cut
off by the gearing Of tie rail.straightener
st,the Esna Mill on Friday, was doing az
well az could be expected last night.
J. W. Buckingham, Esq, is still quite
ill at the home of his son-in-law, j. L.
Thomas.
Wanted, boys to sell the SUNDAY RE-
GIsTER.
Everything in the line of dry goods, cav
pets and notions very cheap at julius
Jacobs.
J. W. Pbebus, the REGISTERS Mar
tia's Ferry agent, will gladly furnish prices
on all kinds of job work and book work.
James Cronan, of New Brighton, Pa ,
is in the city.
William Evans, who assaulted John
Furski in such manner, as to cause bis
L., haoY, hcord ON
Geo. Webb rstfl ID of team of horses
last night. They were drawn by No. 81,
held by W. B. Bartholomew. The team
is fine one, and Mr.. B. is to be congsatu-
lated on his good luck.
For Sale-A coed family horse. Any
one can drive it. Inquire Of M. s. Nc
Grew, North Fifth street, Martins Ferry
Ohio.
Maud, a little daughter of John Freash'
er, is quite i'll with measles.
If You care to make your gentleman
friend q present of fine tilk muller,
necktis, a dozen collars and cuffs, cuf
and collar case, a sealskin cap, an umbrella
or cane, go to Dixon BIOS. They have al
these snd more.
Lieut.. James Ke-r, of ths regular army
has bsen transferred from Fort D. A. Rus
sell, Wyoming territory, to Wlllett''
Point, Wbitestown, Queens county, n. \
Nearly two weeks ago party OF Italian!
occupied the geRtlemen's room atthe Q. q
P. depot a night and day. Tne cdor O.
the pilgrims has not left the place yet.
Thomas J. Irwin, grand chief Secretary
of the Grand Lodge l. o. R. NJ. of Ohio hal
among things included in collection c
pres ents, a battle axe made entirely O
porcelain and decorated in the mott belu
tiful manner with emblems of the order
1t was a present from tie East LiVerpoo
Lodge, o. r. NJ.
Our old time line Of staple hats, caps and
furnishings is full and complete. Dixoi
Bros.
Dixon Bros. have their windows avtis
tically arranged with fiue line OF Christ
mas goods.
Mrs. James Bundy, of New Castle, Pa
is in the city visiting friends.
William Waldron passed through thl
city yesterday on his way to Mt PLEASANT
Carl Baker, of Hendryeburg, is tn
guest CT friends in E:naville.
The advance sg9nts for the BUou Com
pany are at the Hotel haywood.
Fancy chairs in sets ard SINCE piects
Sd. 5le for fine Christmas presents, a
Z'pk's, Hanover street.
-Four pairs of twins were born in thi
city during the past week.
Mr.. Tnomas G. Edge, o: New York city
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Northwood is in New YoiE
CITY.
Twenty-four teachers took the Physiol
ogy and Hygiene examination at the pub
lie school building yesterday.
Julius Jacobs has his show wiudows ele
gantly arranged with holiday gco1s
Please give him call.
@Mrs. VIM. Turner, wohse husband diedil
California few days ago, left YESTERDAY
for the home of her parents in Akron, o
She was accompanied by her brother.
Charley Paul wishes us to state that it i
not the same Charley Paul who works ii
the Standard mill, and who is son OF j
NJ Paul, who formerly k pit the HanoVe
Hotel, who was married to Miss NeIhar
latt week.
MessIs. Cochran & CIor have opened
produce store aud green grocery IN tn
Bayless room, on Fourth street
Quarterly meeting will be held in tn
Methodist church TO day. Rev. Henri
Webb, D. D, the Presiding Elder Of thi
district, will preach both morning an
evening Services were held last night a
100 o'clock.
Mis- Ella Conaway is in Portland, O.
visiting f, lends.
Miss MoIIie McDoaough is in S:euber
vile visiting friends.
Mr. G. II. Balville received a Telegram
from his mother in IrODton, Ohio, yestel
day 70 the effect that his father, SPUR
J. A Belville, lad died at midnight Fri
dey night. The funeral will occur at tw
O'Clock to-day. Mr.. Belyille was wei
known hera, having lived in this cit
several years.
Ladies', misses and children's wraps a
half price, at Julius Jacobs.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.