Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF interest briehS ""N
PithiIy Told.
mi. G.. Dnlon's watch drawing club Il,
No. %; club 70, No. 10.
THREE deeds of trust were left for record
al Clerk Hook S Office yesterday.
THE Board of Commissioners will meet
tomorrow morning in regular session.
No. A. was drawn in Wheat X Hancher's
Watch and Diamond Club No. l, last
evening
ANTON GELLNER was sent Jail by Justice
Ark,e, yesterday, in default of ine OF 81
and costs, for druukenoss.
REV. Afford. pastor of the Third Pros
byteriau Church, will exchange pulptts to-
day with Rev. G. c. Hays, of Bridgeport.
THE police had made five arrests up 10
o'clock this morning James Rust was
charged with disorder and the other four
were DRINKS.
\ MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
20 James Halpin, native of ONO, aged 81,
and Anna McMullen, a native of Marshall
County, aged 10.
THE funeral services overthe remains Of
the late Mrs. r. X. Moffat will be held AT
the Second Presbyterian church at 2;30
this afternoon.
THE Nail CITY Banjo, Guitar and Man
dOlin Club was organized last week by
Prof. GOldby. \ ladies' mandolin club
is 10 be organized soon.
The Brilliant mill, of for few days on
account of the shortage of pig iron. has re-
Sumed double turn. This mill is now using
500 tons of pig iron week.
JoHN LYNCH. a well-known young man of
the South Side, lost an overcoat and dog
last night. He says the man who returns
the coat can have the dog
INH.E. Hillman y Co.'S watch club
drawing. last evening, the following num-
bers drew: Club l, No. 81; club u, No.
36; club "a, No d; club Is, No. IA.
W. p. HUpBARp and W. II. Hearne spoke
at Liberty, at o'clock yesterday after
noon, 10 au audience which could not have
exceeded fifty people, including a brass
band.
The Kenna Club will hold a meeting
Monday evening at the Wheeling Demo
crat Club room, at Twenty-tirst and Main
streets. All members will please attend,
rs important business will be before the
club
THE friends of the Bishop boys, Andy
and John. will be glad TO learn that they
have gone into business for themselves.
They viii open "a saloon on Monday at 935
vited 70 call on them.
AT the Chapliue Street NJ. r. Church
this morning Rev. +. y. Lynch will preach
ON "a special subject suggested by reading
Stauiev's work -"'rhe Strength Invincible
I'm the Battle of Life Tonight Mrs. IL.
=. Trego. of Delaware, o., viii hold an
evangelistic meeting.
The ballot boxes were delivered TO Sher-
/ Nfn.rrrs,I fapfiut- lul tho 1eoelrlauI
and Liberty boxes were sent on during the
day: the others will be distributed Mon
day The boxes are, perhaps, better sup
piled with the necessary articles for the
use of the election officers, than ever be.
ore
ABOUT noon yesterday horse attached
toan express wagon cOllided with "a mule
team. just above the postoflice, and as one
result the horse broke loose from the
wagon and ran off up street, while the
got all tangled up and one fell on top of the
other. The street was blocked for a short
time, while things were being untangled.
Tur contest over the handsome chair at
the Wheeling Iustallment Company's store
for the most successful Congressional cam
didate goes eNcitedly on. Votes for Pen
dletOn aud Hubbard are being dropped in
the box profusely The Judges are b. +.
Mcighen. chairman of the Republican
State Committee and Augustus POllack
for the Republicans, and Mr.. II. :. Riley,
Chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittce and Mr. George Mathison for the
Democratic judges.
The services of Mr.. Chas. c. Hook have
been secured by the y. NJ. G. \. of this
city, as instructor of drawing, in the even-
ing educational classes. OF late years it
has been customary for the various aSSoci-
atious 10 establish classes, in various arts
and sciences. The y. NJ. c. \. of this city
has at present quite a variety, and have
secured able talent. The drawing classes
Will meet every Monday evening, opening
on the eighth of this month. All members
should attend.
The several councils of the Jr. o. L. a
NJ of Wheeling are making arrangements
10 have the Hon. W Il. Colvert of Phila-
delphia. Pa. TO deliver a lecture TO the cit
liens of this city on The Objects Princi-
pals and Aims of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics, in the Opera House.
the first week in December. Washington
Council No. will present a flag TO the
Washington school First ward on the day
of the lecture. Mr.. COlvert will make the
presentation speech.
1t seems that some Of the members of the
West Liberty band take exception to the
utterance Of our Elm Grove correspondent
that they played Marching Through
Georgia in four languages constituting il
as a reflection upon the quality of the music.
There was no reflection intended. The re-
mark was simply little pleasantly to give
frequency TO the report of the meeting
The band plays well and has an extensive
repertoire, but on account of the poor light
on the occasion referred TO could not use
their notes, hence the lack of variation in
the airs
JUST at noon yesterday, at the Postotfice,
on Market street, a light one-horse wagon,
driven by one of the ZOec!,ler boys, of Full
ton. collided with the heavy express wagon
Of J. 4. j. Sheets. which was loaded with
market goods Zoeckler'S horse took
fright. pulling the boy over the dashboard
and tearing up Market street with part
Of the shaft The boy was not hurt. One
of Sheets mules was badly cut on the fore
leg by the wheel of Zoeckler's wagon. At
the time of the mishap several wagons
were going down Market street nearly
abreast. aud the driver of Sheets wagon
claims young ZOeckler was looking back
and not watching where he was driving,
which caused the accident,