Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-31
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THIS is Labor's day.
TOMORROW the oyster is ripe.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
DECORATE your business houses to-day.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE new stoves recently put in at the
Belmont blast furnace will be given test
to day.
Miss CARRIE ENGLISH will reopen her
private school, September %, on South
Broadway, Island.
THE Governors Guard and the Female
Light Infantry, Of Charleston, are at the
Pr Pleasant fair.
THERE were ten cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Nearly all the de-
PENDANTS we're colOred.
THE Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades met at Forty-eighth
street yesterday afternoon.
THE water in the river is gradually get
ting scarcer, aud the marks last evening
showed only % inches and still falling.
THEREis a bad hole in the crossing over
Eleventh street, on the west side OF Main
street 1t ought to be attended 70 az once.
TIE Seguin Collegiate Institute will
open fer the fall term Monday, September
h. The record of this institution cOmmends
il to all.
ALBERT W. HESS, q well-knOwn en-
ployee Of the Camden OIL Company, died
yesterday, at his residence on Eighteenth
street, Of typhoid fever.
IL another another column will be found
an advertisement for sealed proposals. for
the labor Of 80 to 100 cOnvicts at the
Moundsyiile penitentiary.
GEORGE ALLEN, the we'll known col
ored blacksmith who died Thursday even
ing will be buried this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the Fifth Street church.
LAURA ROsE was arraigned before JUS
tice Phillips, yesterday, on the charges OF
keeping a house of ill-fame and selling
beer without a license. She was held to
Court.
Is, another column will be found the
announcement Of Mrs. DR.. Hutchins, who
will instruct a limited number of pupils
on the piano-fOrte, commencing Monday,
Sept 9.
Miss FLORENCE BINDLEY and COM
paay were greeted by a GOod-sized and
enthusiastic audience at the Grand last
nsght 'rhree Hard Knots" will be pro-
duced this afternoon and evening.
To MORROW evening Rev. l. ". Barr,
pastor OF the Third Presbyterian church,
viii take for the subject Of his sermon,
"Our Public Schools, " and sn interesting
and instructive discourse is promised.
SIDNEY SHARPER, cOlOred, was ar
raigned before Justice Davis, yesterday,
on a charge of assault and battery pre-
lerred by Laura Wright, also cOlOred. She
confessed judgment, and paid S. and costs.
THR young men Of the city are reminded
of the young mems meetings at the Y. NJ.
q. A. building at s o'clock tonight and 4
O'Clock to morrow. They will be tull Of
interest All men are cordially invited to
be present.
Two old tsn.wheel engines which were
in use on the Central Ohio before it was
leased by the B. & o, and which are do
ing duty as scrap heaps in the B. x o.
Yards in Zanesville, have been ordered TO
be taken 70 Baltimore.
THERE will be Spiritualistic meetings at
IN. A. r. Hall Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock and in the evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs e. W. Hates will conduct
the meetings, the former delivering the
lectures and the latter giving number Of
tests.
REOPENING services will be held at
Chapline street NJ. t. Church Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. The building
has been thoroughly renovated, cathedral
glass windows put in, painted inside and
out, and new carpets, at cost Of 81 300.
The opening services will be conducted by
Rev A. II. NorcrOss, Of Pittsburg, who
viii preach at the morning and evening
service.
WHEN Jack CrOgsn came home from
Texas be brought w. W Irwin horned
toad, and VIII thought he was quite a
curiosity. TIE other day Alex. Dakin
found a lfog in bis yard Of the same
species about four times as large, and pos
sessing eight horns. Then the boys thought
they had a Joke on VIII, but it appears
now that before Jack CrogAn left Texas
the boys put this frog in his trunk, and
when he took bis clothes out It escaped
without his notice and went over into
DAkin's yard.
EBENEzER MCGEE, a Glen's Run farm
er, came into town on Wednesday with
load Of wheat, and When peac tue Top
Mill two young fellows asked to be al
/ lowed to ride on the wagon, which request
was granted. Coming down the street one
Of the chaps inchsd up to the farmer and
attempted to 20 through him. MCGEE got
onto the little racket and he smashed the
chap OFF the wagon and fired his cOmpan-
ion of. They were both crooks, one ot
whom is we'll known. MCGEE swore out
warrants for them before Justice Peterman,
/ but they could 10. be found.