Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
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SPECIAL young mems meeting ut the Y.
NJ C. A at 8 o'clock tonight.
THR Board Of COMMISSIONER Commit
tee on Finance will meet this evening
A LARGE and elegant crayon is being
rallied of at Harper & Bros wholesale
hat store
IT requires SOME skill TO get along the
sidewalk, in the vicinity Of the postofiice,
these nights.
REV. L W. BARR will conduct the Ia
ternationsl Sunday School lesson at tie
Y. NJ. @. 4. at 8 o'clock this evening.
A BIG crowd attehned the Hogan meet
ing, last evening, and took sn interested
part in the services. A Gospel temperance
meeting will be held a. the hall this even
ing.
THE Chamber Of Commerce met last
eveniug-or rather, it was the regular
evening for meeting. Several gentlemen
were present, but no business was trans
acted
LOUISA A. NOLAN WAS yesterday sp-
pointed guardian for Harry F. B. McLsin,
aged 10, SIC. 200. and Robert B McLsin,
aged y, $500 orphans of Robert b.
McLain, deceased. Thomas b. McLain,
surety.
THE atten lion OF the authorities is called
TO the condition Of Mccullough street
around the hilln It is no exaggeration
to say that the mud is, in some places
SIX inches deep. and there is not a good
crossing the entire length Of the street.
MRS LOUIS ARNIBRECHT, who resides
on South Jacob street, accidentally fell
and broke her right arm, On Wednesday
She attempted TO reach for some article
| from a chair ca which shs was sitting,
when the chair toppei over, with the re-
suit above stated
THE Board Of Public Works ought to
compel property owners to keep their
navemenis IN a decent condition. On
Market street, south Of Fourteenth street,
and on Main street south Of Tenth, loose
bricks squirt mud a yard high whenever
they are stepped on. A little sand would
obviste the trouble.
The brick pavement along Market
street is far too muddy for comfort. At
Market and Fourteenth there is a regular
mud-puddle, and at the corner Of alley
nine and also at Twelfth street the mud is
thick That other abominatiOn, the corner
Of Main and Tenth street, still remains a
mud-hole, the mud on the pavement be-
ing half an inch deep.
IT'S said thst the men who have the
contract ios puthng up the iron work for
the Union bridge. are very anxious for
some excuse which will allow them 10 de.
lay ,hs WORK, as they are behind time.
The company, however, has siudiouslY
avoided giving them any excuse for delay,
and whatever lack there may be in this
respect cannot be charged to the bridge
company.
ROBERT WKSTEAHE, the we'll known
ball player, went up in West Virginia at
the close OF the season 10 temperate. There
were attractions there for him and on Fri
day LAST be led Miss Msy Hobbs to the by.
meneal altar at F-ivisw, W. Va, snd
promised 20 be q duhful husband This
announcement will he surprise 10
'Gamey 50 friends heresbouts, and they
all Join in wishing him vel
THR Martha Washington Concert TO be
given At the Disciples Church, on Thurs
day evening, December 9th, will no
donb. be interesting. The singers aud
performers will be dressed in tire old time
costume, ard some good old time ohOtuses
will be rendered. number Of our best
local tslsnt from this city snd Bsllaire will
furnish the solos, etc. The proceeds will
90 towsrd the church debt.