Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

] ..----. Judgement OF L. W. DlAAN i.
duties tomorrow. n SATURDAY MATINEE,
Bsrresyille says that 81. p,~,s,
apples we're ahipped nom that ~
season mp TO January 1st. The stateme1.
may be fscs.
Tie town which las the best roeds geis
the best trade. 1t is quite as impOstan,
that sOne good and cheap material be fouRd
ard usei TO- macajam ing the roads over
which the cOu2try trade enters Bsilaire.
The M5squer- de Dancing club Offered
premium for the most comic suit at the
hop on Friday night A fellow naped
Love thought II take the prizs. lie
srrayed himself in a shlo1d, powdered his
face and made his app srauCe like desd
mar. To this original makeup the follow
irg words appeared on the bach: "Dropps1
from a hear.en HIS appearance on the
floor Of the ballroom was greeted by oil
with q stlrt The ladies SHOOK with
horror and several half drunken individuals
Immediately scbered up. A consulta-
ton was held. 1t was unanimously agreed
that the makers old rot want death"
stalking about in their presence. The
gorgeous man vas bounced from the bsll.
Forty thousand ties have been unlCaded
by the G. g. p at the river this fall More
will be brought up the river.
w. 0. Houson Will represent the brick
masous and JOS Neyans the s'oue ma5oRs
at the annual convention at Cleveland
tbs week.
A paper called the Dispatch Recorder is
being published at Barnesyiile Ia the Ia
terest Of the Methodist churches Of this
district.
Bsrnesville claims that one hundred
children a,e absen. from the public schools
on account of humps. Be.laire Is auisT-
ing from the same aflictioD.
Rove. T. n. Taylor and f. A Jester,
formerly pastors on this district, aud now
IN attendance on Boston University, ars in
qooi heath aad delighted with their SUI
roundDgs.
Miss Eva Fitzpatrick has been the guest
of friends in the country for some days.
A photographer has been a0out town
for we,k taking pictures Of the Woskmen
a. the glass factories.
The csntsta at the Christian Church
was repeated last night 20 d fair croTd.
TIE Buckeye Building Association w'il
sell money tomorrow e7e1ing.
James Harrison add A ". Darby have
rented tie room under lie Belmont House
Mr.. Darby will ran de ins.allment hu
meas, and NJ Harrison will do repair
work.
The teachers hsld 4 general meeting 90
Friday.
John Hahn, tie cosl miler aho puncbed
bis fist through J L. VogePs window,
suffered a great deal from his injury yes
teIday.
New officers viii be installed az ihe
German Evangelical Reformed Church to
day.
Mr. Lee Hall end Miss Ida McHenry
have been married.
A Young sou of Henry Loring fell from
q box car yesterday afternoon and re-
ceiyed painful injuries.
Several young gtn'lamsn sgreed to pay
SO for twenty leis,ns in short nard.
some Of them did nct turn up At the trsi
lesson. sud constable was sent after
them. Trey were scared int) paying the
ten dollars.
Mrs. John Dubois, who is in California
for hsr health. writes home that the
climate does not ng7se with her health,
and that she will return home shortly.
The public Installation Of oficers by
Spaneler Post No. 90 and Spangle Relief
Cerps No. 1872, Bella,re, Ohio was e,u-
Quoted in a very successful and pleasing
manner Friday night. Past Comma der
". d. Jones was detailed by one OF the
officers ofthe state Department, W. x :,
az installing officer for the ". r. c. Tie
meeting was called to order by retiring
psf Commander J. Graham, and prayer
was offered by Rev. Lane, Of the NJ.
Church. TIE choir, led by Prof. ).
Cripuen. with organ accompaniment ~
Miss Rosa Hahn, rendered "AmsHca.
The meeting was then turned over 20 the
ladies Retiring President Miss Mar,
Jones called to order and prayer was Fs-o
by acting Chaplain Mrs. Leach. The in-
sfslling officer was introduced By Acting
Conductor Mrs Graham, and DE toof
rb5rpe of the meeting and proceeded t.
install the Relief Corps Cficars for the e.
suipg wear. President MTs. HAssi , w.