Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-30
SNAIL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
rIthily Told.

Minor Matters oil Interest t''N"S 49,
rithily Told.
THERE was a heavy frost yesterday
morning.
THERE will be music at the Wheeling
Club, this evening.
THREE deeds OF trust were left for record
at Clerk Hook Office, YESTERDAY
YESTERDAY morning Miss Lucy ROBIN
son began her duties as supervisor OF
Music in the public schools.
CAPITALISTS aud others who are seeking
investments, should read the story ABOUT
Goshen. Virginia, ON the third page oil TINS
+ impression.
THE Daughters of Liberty, branch
order of the ST. o. L. 4. NJ, will give a
ball at Westwood's Hall Friday night,
/ October 10.
Iris thought the extension of the Wheel
/ ing and Lake Erie railroad, from Portland
TO Steubenville, viii be completed by the
middle Of October.
4 MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO Wilbur c. Patterson, native OF Con
necticut. aged %, and Welhelmina Melcher,
la native Of Germany. aged -.
/ GroRGE Muller and Miss Emma Riser,
| of Pittsburg. We're married ut the ONCE OF
Justice Ankle, yesterday morning ABOUT
eleven O'Clock, by Rev. George h. Hite.
THE Webster district Democrats will
meet at their headquarters, at hemple $,
Thursday evening, for the purpose OF re-
organizing the district Club. \ fun AZ
tendance of the Democrats OF the district
is desired.
WIN. KrERNrR. the South Side shoe
maker. cut his right forefinger yesterday
afternoon with a piece OF glass, making
quite painful wound lie was attended
by Dr. Ebering.
/ PRINcIPAL JONI NJ. BIRCH took charge
I of the Linslv Institute Yesterday morning,
10 the great satisfaction Of the pupils ana
/ friends OF the Institution, number OF
whom were present
/ THE West Virginia NJ. Z. Conference Of
/ the NJ. f. Church cOnvcncS at Weston,
/ Thursday. October >. Bishop Foss VIII
preside. There will be probably no change
of ministers in Wheeling.
THERE was special meeting OF the
Board of Education last evening to accept
/ the new Island school house. There were
twelve members of the Board present
/ The new building was formally accepted
/ Gunner CONTRACTOR CONRAD requests
| that all citizens skipped by his force OF col
/ lectors telephone the fact, giving the street
and number of the house, 10 police head
quarters. and man will be sent TO attend
| 10 the ease, 10y removing the garbage, al
once.
/ PuGE. CAREY * Co. are pushing work
on the biz sewer at Main and Sixteenth
streets, rs they can do little in the way OF
eXcavating for the north abutment unul
/ the sewer is done. A tunnel will be run
/ from the south side OF the b. X .. track
/ to the we'll at Erb's corner, Tor the sewer
The case Of George Robinson, who was
injured I'm the left eye by small spring
gun. has developed singular TACT. I'M
/ bedded in the eyeball winch was removed
was a piece Of metal almost an inch IN
/ length Ii was I'm his eye for week, and
VET The little fellow claimed TO have eX-
perienced no pain.
/ Mr.. r.. 3. CARNEY, manager OF the Wind
sor has severed his connection with the
hotel. and is succeeded by Mr.. George :.
/ Ross. of the Hollenden House, Cleveland.
/ Mr.. Ross has been connected with several
/ large hotels in the past twenty-five years,
and back i'm the early sixties was connect
cd with the Mcclure.
/ AFuIL rugged schooner. carrying party
/ Of eastern pleasure seekers, passed the
city Yesterday morning, bound for New
Orleans. The vessel was shipped from
New York and launched at Sewickley, Pa,
/ last Saturday twas in charge of Capt.
/ VIM Riggs, OF Massachusetts,, with Walter
Armstrong Jr.. as mate.
ESTHE y. NJ c. 4. viii give their opening
reception at the building this evening.
President j. \. Vance will preside, and
+ Secretary j. c. Lynch will explain the ar
rancemeuts for the winters work. Mr.. f.
/ H. Williams and others will make adj
dresses. There viii be music by the y. NJ.
+ c. \. Quartette aud refreshments will be
served.
JAc0r DmloU, fifteen year cid lad, who
I lives on Wood street, below Thirty-slNth,
was the victim of a painful accident, yes
terday afternoon, at the Riverside Tube
Works. He was putting sockets ON pipe.
and i'm some manner his shoe caught IN the
machinery. wrenching his arm, and
bruisiug it quite badly. DR.. Ford. OF Ben
wood. dressed his wounds.
BouS and Pimples and other aiTec
tions arising from impure blood may
appear at this season. when the blood
is heated. Hoods SarSaparilla removes
the cause of these troubles by purifying,
yitalizing aud cnriching the blood, and
,t the same time IL gives strength to