Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-29
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DID you see the 'clipse, last evening?
THE Gurneys give the city q metropoi-
tan air.
No 3 DREW the watch at l. q. Dhlon
Co.'S, last night. ,.
LARGE bus.les are very popular this
slippery weather.
Mr.. J, B. UNDERWOOD advertasss ior
lost black and tan beagle IN another COL
umn.
The VIM. Rose who figured in Ponce
Court is not the South Side manufactures
by that name.
THERE were three cases before His hon,
or yesterday, including the morning anu
matinee performances. -.
HEREAFTER the SUNDAY REGISTER VIII
he ON sale at Jerry Newman's drug sIoie;
az the corner of Jacob and Thlrty-tniio
streets.
THE usual semi monthly rehearsal OF the
Opers House orchestra will be gwen THIS
evening at Arion Hall, and me pro-
sramme has been arranged.
A MEETING Of the stockholders OF the
Bellaire nail works was held yesterday ana
the old Board of Directors was re-elected.
A dividend OF 5 per cent. was declared.
A HoRsE belonging TO John Taylor, oil
Bridgeport, fell down on Market street.
near the Second ward market house, yes
terday, delaying travel for a short time.
THE members of the Committee on Per
manent Organization, appointed "edDeS-
day last by the Democrats OF Webster DIS
trict, are requested to meet Monday even
ing at Lawrence Werle's Hall, $3.50 Main
street, at 7:30 sharp.
THE repairs on the Second Presbyterian
Church are being pushed forward vlgor-
ously, and the building will be IN splendid
shane when they are finished. Services
ave being held in the Sabbath school room
while painting is going on mp stairs.
PERSONS giving social entertainments
during the week would confer a favor on
the society editor by sending in the points
concerning the event as early rs possible,
so that they may receive the attention that
cannot he bestowed upon them II SEM IN
nj a late hour.
LAST Friday evening Miss MOllie Noone
handsomely entertained a large number Of
her friends at the residence OF her mother,
on South Market street, the occasion being
her sixteenth birthday. A very pleasant
evening was spent in dancing and various
other ways. Refreshments were served at
midnight.
MISSES MARY LUCKHARDT and Mary
| Emrine and a number of friends, rendered
Mr.. Rudolph Miller a pleasant surprise ut
his home on EDf street, last evening"
They took Neuhardt's orchestra with
them, and q pleasant evening was spent IN
dancing. refreshments being served ut n
seasonable hour.
w. ". PATTERSON, the enterprising dali
ryman, purchased from Rose Brothers, pro-
priet rs Silver Lake Stock Farm, through
| Edw. l.. Rose, of this city, the HOlstein
| Cali. "Ted, Of Silrer Lake" Consideration
$40. The price is considered very reason
| able for an animal so well bred. His Sire
and Dam were both imported by French
| Brothers, Cincinnati, Ohio, the well known
importers and Breeders of HOlstein Cattle.
THE cowboy pianist volunteered for the
Elks benefit in Baltimore last Wednesday
evening. He was a great curiosity to the
large audience of ladies, and at the con-
clusion of his wonderful performance ne
was called before the curtain. The entire
company OF cowboys also appeared, and
created a perfect furore by their wonderful
performances. The ladies went wild over
their exploits. These Western men were
the hit of the evening, and won the hearts
of the vast audience by their gentlemanly
department aud refined exhibition. The
Checker, d Life Company, which includes
the above distinguished artists, appears the
fist thres nights of next week At the Grand
! Opera House.