Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-08
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THIS is great bluff at winter.
No. 4 drew the watch in Lssh's club
No. 4.
FIVE deeds of trust were admitted Il
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
SAMUEL SHELDON won the organ raj
fled by the Knights of the Golden Eagle
he holding ticket No. 81.
OUR Martins Ferry letter was lost IL
transmission last evening. Our reader
over there will have chance to read i
Monday morning.
In Hillman watch club drawing las
evening: Club ,, No. 81; club 3, No. 8
club 4, No. Is; club 5, No. "a; club 6, No
30; club 7, No. %; club s, No. "a; club 8
No. l.
THE Kenua Club ball, given at Arior
Hall, Friday evening, was success botf
in social and financial way. Invitation
No. 1S7 won the fine gold ring. The hold
er of same will please inform the com
mittee.
THE McCord farm, FIVE miles up the
river, was yesterday offered for sale by
Commissioners Gay K. c. Allen and Geo.
B. Caldwell. 1birty-one hundred dollars
was bid for it, and the sale ADJOURNED tC
Saturday, December Dist.
THE following extra jurors have been
summoned to report in Part One tomorrow
Benz. Leach, James r. Acker, George Lutz,
John Kobler, Henry Helfsnbine, Thomas
Killeen. Edward Elliott, James McCready,
W. H. Exlsy, Samuel Busbey.
DRAWING of. G. Dillon & Co.'s Watch
Clubs, last evening; Club 6, No. 8;
club Z, No. 90; club 8, No. So; club
9, No. Is; club 10, No. Is; club II,
No. /; club u, No. 30; club Is, No.
-; club IA, No. 10; club 10, No. II, club
16, No. %.
IN Part Two of the Circuit Court, Judge
Campbell, yesterday morning, the jury in
the case of Jacobs V. Klieves, Kraft q Co a,
brought in berdict Il $33l.21 for the de-
PENDANT, against the plaintiff. The plain
tiff had originally sued 10 recover 81. 700
and some odd dollars.
ME-. E. H. MEAGLE, the enterprising
Eighteenth street grocer, is erecting fine
three-stOry business house at No. 100
Eighteenth street. Mr.. Louis Freise, of
the East End, has secured the contract,
etc Mr.. Meagle deserves credit for the
energy be displays in his business.
THIS afternoon Wheeling Lodge. B. P.
o. Elks, will meet as Lodge Of Sorrow,
at G. A. r Hall on Main street, and serv-
ices commemorative of departed brothers
will be held The programme of exercises
will be found in the advertising columns,
and the public is cordially invited to at
tend and participate.
THE Knights OF St. George opened their
rooms on Chspline street to their friends
Wednesday evening, with a progressive
euchre party, which was very enjoyable
affair, Miss Mary Hughes taking first
prizs of the ladies and Mr.. Edward Nc
Gowan the gentlemen's first prize; Miss j.
Howard, the ladies' BOBBY, and Mr.. Glenn
He's the gentlemen's.
THERE is a handsome chamber set Of
admsntine china on display in l. G. Dill
lon & Co.'s show case. 1t was manufsc-
tured at the Wheeling Pottery for Mr.. E.
NJ. Pearson, after design Of his OWL.
The decorating was done by Mr.. G. Grad
dock, manager of the decorating depart
ment. Both the shape and the decorations
are very handsome, and the set is an ele-
CANT one.