Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
n, EMSNElMER,
Is and 20 Eleventh Street.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters % Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement
of a stray horse in another column.
THE Council Committee on Fire Depart
meut is called for tomorrow night.
THE Moundsville camp meeting com
mences next Thursday week instead Of
Thursday of this week.
THE police raided Lucy Belmont's house
of IN fame, last night, capturing four
women and eight men.
OFFICER GAUs arrested a fellow last
night by the name of sam Turner for in
sutiug Mr.. Fred Miller's wife.
PAT MORGAN was arrested by Officer
Cruce. at the Fifth ward market house,
last evening, for disorderly conduct
THE members of the Jack Bass Fishing
Club met al Henry Bieberson'S, Friday
evening, and elected the old Board of Di-
rectOrs.
Local Union No 9 of the A. f. G.. w. T.,
viii meet at o'clock sharp this afternoon
90 attend the funeral of Henry Tarbet, of
Bellaire.
is /. G.. Dillon * Co.'S Watch Club
drawing last evening the following num-
bers drew: Ina club Il, 30; in club 10,
No. a.
ELLENoBE GREEN was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
William Greene, deceased. Bond, $500;
Charles Schmidt security.
TT turned out, yesterday, that the hog
said 20 be lying i'm the river, north of the
city, was i'm reality a small dog, which
had been buried in the sand on bar.
PRoF. j. H. JONES. of this city, will
preach the opening sermon at the Bethel
c0mpmeeting to-day. The reputation Of
Mr.. Jones as an orator viii insure large
crowd.
The Greenwood Cemetery Company are
making good and useful improvements in
the way of new road bridges, etc. Cap
tain VI. II. Capp, civil engineer, has charge
of the work.
Is II. +. Hillman & Co.'S watch club
drawing, last night the following numbers
drew, In Club I, No 8; Club 10, No. - :;
Club II, No. 4; Club T., No. "a; Club 10,
80. 10; Club A. No. "a.
L. A Rolf X Co. sold the past week
two lots in Gilchrist addition to NJ Alger
40 $50 two lots i'm Gilchrist addition 10
john NJ. Dauer at S46O, lot i'm Old Fair
Ground addition TO a. G. Willetts at S125
WHEAT x HANCHER's new street clock
viii be placed in position on Monday. The
clock is made by the celebrated firm of
+. Howard X Co, Boston. II viii be
quite an ornament as well as useful to the
public.
Mr.. WILLIAM u. HUBBARD received a
telegram last night stating that his wife
was quite sick at Cottage City and re
Qucstng him 10 come on at once. Mr.
Hubbard left on the late train last night.
THOMAS MORGAN died at -Etnaville, yes
terday from the effect of cramps taken
while bathing In the river one week ago.
He was "a widower, aged forty-eight and
leaves three children. He was a coal miner
and viii be buried to-day by the FOresters.
THE Baptist camp meeting of the colored
Baptist church, now being held at Forty
eighth street, is being conducted with sue
cess. and great meeting is promised for
today. a number of prominent colored
preachers viii conduct the services for to-
day
TuERE We're three raids on houses of ill
fame In this city last night by Capt Del
bruggc and Officers Shorts and Carney.
The places raided were Maggie Conroy's,
115 Seventeenth street, Georgia Franks
1871 Eof street, and Jeanette Cummings.
1909 Eoff street.
A HORSE belonging TO one of the popular
young men in town was rallied off in the
billiard parlors of the Mcclure House last
evening. +. NJ. Stattler held the talisman-
ic number % and captured the animal.
There were 80 chances, of which Mr.
Stattler held -. The horse is valued at
Sl75.
THE winners in NJ. Reilly'S guess
scheme with Christians best Flour,
We're:
lSt Mrs. John Kelly, BenwOod.
1O.625.
I'd Mrs. Dorsey, Fifth ward, 10000.
3D. Miss Ida Ebert. 10. $50.
4th. John Nary. 10000
5th Louis Becker, No % Thirty
fourth street. 1928.
Actual number sold, 1866.
All the others who bought it are win
ners in getting onto the finest flour in
the world