Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-31

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GRAPE sHERBERT is the latest summer
drink.
BOARD of Commissioners tomorrow
morning.
Now CanuOnsburg, Pa, is to organize
an electric light company.
LITTLE WASHINGTON is to Try sample
SQUARE of friedrich paving.
CHAs. LARGE, disorderly, was run IN
by Officer Wilkie last night.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitte1 TO
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE next session of the Council Commit
tee on Health is expected 10 be lively
The Circuit Court Grand Jury will step
to the front one week from tomorrow.
NUMBER Is in Dillon & Co.. Watch
Club No. 4, drew the watch last night
NEW tomatoes have struck the town.
They are quoted at 50a75c for strawberry
box full.
Work has commenced on the founds-
tons Of the new parsonage for st. Luxe 5
P. E. Church.
MEssRs. HARTMAN AND CARMICHAEL.
have gone into the OBJ printing business at
No. 1919 Market street.
THERE will be gospel temperance
meeting in McLain's Hall this afternoon
at half-past three o'clock.
THE last will end testament Of Theobald
Y;r,~, ,r,,,o,, ,,yae I'D Omitted 10 D-Obate YES
terday and ordered to be recorded.
FRANKIE NEAL raised a row over at
Annie Keim's house of ill-fame last night,
and was arrested and locked up by Officer
Wilkie.
THERE were two cases il Police Court
yesterday morning Mamie Allen went
to Jail, and the other case was continued
without day.
IT was stated yesterday that Anton Rsy-
mann had purchased the Lewis Baker
farm at Elm Grove, and intended to i'm
prove it atonce.
A BASS violin was raffl ID off last even
ing at August Knoke's saloon for the bene-
III of the widow of the late Ralph Marsh.
No. 80, held by Francis Cochran, drew the
instrument.
THE Rev. NJ. F. Dryden, of the North
Street NJ. E. Church will deliver a lee
ture this evening at 7:30 on The POpe's
Religion and its Influence on Civil Gov
eminent"
NELL MARTINS house Of i'll fame WAS
pulled lest evening by Lieut.. Gaus, Bell
and Daum, and the madame, six girls and
two men captured. All pat up for their
appearance.
JOHN COLEMAN, the Sixth ward drug
gist, has Just had q handsome steel ceiling
put in his drug store, at Ohsulne and
Twenty-fifth streets, by w. r. Kinnear q
Co, of Columbus. Il is beauty.
THE REGISTER staff was treated to a
splendid treat in the shape of ice cream,
strawberries and cake, last evening, which
we're very greatly appreciated. Strawber-
ries in March are quite luxury here, and
they were certainly delicious. The force
is indebted for this treat to Mrs. Zegen-
fielder.
THE attention of all persons desiring to
purchase home on the installment plan
is directed to the advertisement in this
issue of the Union Building Association.
This association has been incorporated by
some of our most active and energetic citi-
zsns, and starts off with every assurance of
success.
THE Mutual Savings and Loan Institu-
ton will hereafter be open every day for
the transaction of regular banking bust
ness under the direction of Cashier Alex
ander Mitchell. This bank has been most
successful in the past, and under the new
arrangement its future promises to be even
more prosperous Their Office is at No
1915 Market Street, where share Of the
public business is solicited.
MR.. HARRY HAYS, the popular super
intendent of the packing and etching de-
partment of the Lantern Globe Works OF
Bellaire. will leave in few days for An
derson, Ind, and yesterday the girls in his
department presented him with fine gold
headed umbrella and the with men an ele-
CANT gold ring as tokens of their regard. Mr..
Hays, in return, had quite a feast Of coed
things served TO all the employees, and the
occasion was q happy one all around.