Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
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THREE deeds of trust were admitted to re-
cord at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
Two DRINKS and one disorderly were
disposed of in Police Court yesterday
morning.
TIE Silver Spur Social will give one Of
their delightful picnics at Seiberts sa'ur'
day, June IS.
IsHAM & DIGBY are having large and
elegant refrigerator put in their place Of
business on Main street.
THE local mail train has changed time
ON the Ohio River road from No. 2 to NO.
which arrives in this city about noon.
TICKETS are going off lively for the
Hennig-D Day benefit and the indicarlons
are that a big crowd will be IN attendance
THE testimony in the Reid will case was vas
concluded yesterday afternoon at 2;SO
o'clock aud arguments were at once COM
menced.
TIE North End Athletic and Literary
Society will celebrate Decoration Day al
Seibert's. A pleasant time Is assured 10
all who may attend.
TIE postofice will be closed to-day be-
tween the hours OF 10 a. m. and D. ~
in All departments. One delivery Will De
msde by carriers in the morning.
THE Disciples Sunday school will OBJ
serve Children's Day next Sunday even
ing. The church will be decorated with
flowers and pleasant time is expected.
TIE Mercantile club gave delightful
dance at Wheeling Park, last evening, for
which the Opera House orchestra made the
music.
LOCAL UNION No. 8, Glassworkers, offer
a long list Of unusual attractions at their
twelfth annual picnic, to be held at the
State Fair grounds next Saturday Inc
managers offer a long list OF prizes.
A NIGHT blooming cereus, bearing a
splendid big flower, attracted a great deal
of attention at NOwviock's yesterday morn
ing. The plant bears a number OF buds,
and will bloom sgain in about week. -
THE Twelfth Annual Picnic of Local
Union No. 8, A. F. G. w. u, which is to
be held on the State Fair Grounds, Satur-
day. promises to be the largest and most
successful affairs in the history of the or
ganizatiOn.
AN entertainment will be given at
Heinlein's Hall, Bridgeport, this evening,
for the benefit of Messrs Douglass, Sher-
wood and Steele, late of the Claire Scott
company. Miss Kate Michel, OF Wheel
ing, will sing.
THE work of preparing the East side OF
Market street for paving is we'll under
way. The paving of the West side has
been completed to Twelfth street, and
sewer openings put in at Fourteenth and
Sixteenth streets.
THOMAS PATTERSON, the colored youth
who was arrested on Monday by Officer
Shorts for stealing nine watches, had a
hearing before Justice Phillips yesterday
afternoon and was held in the sum of $500
10 each Of three cases, for court, and in de-
fault he went to Jail.
CHIEE of Police Delbrugee went up TO
Pittsburg yesterday, having received tele-
gram from the police authorities of that
city that they had a clue to Fannie Pinkus,
the South Side girl who has been missing
for the past three months, and to whom
frequent reference has been made in the
REGISTER.
A MEETING of the railroad men was held
at the Hudson House Tuesday evening in
the interest of the Wellsburg and State
Line road. Among those present were
several heavy Pittsburg capitalists some Of
whom have driven over the entire route.
They all seemed favOrably impressed with
the prospects for the road and after in
dulging in q general discussion decided to
hold a public meeting here Monday night
and one at Bethany soon Also elisburg
Local.
A WOMAN named Milligan, who lives
Just above West Wheeling, recently gave
birth to her twen'y-secOnd child. The
family il as poor as the traditional turkey
of job, but in addition to the large family
of children, they have fifteen or twenty
dogs about the place. There is no love
among the roses up there, bat there may a
few rays of sunshine creep through among
the children and dogs. There is one thing
about the family, however, they have
never yet been on the township or asked
aims from anybody. -Bellaire Independent.