Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
SNAIL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest brteny anu
PithIly Told.
The African M. E. Church will hold
camp meeting at Bogg's Run to-day.
THERE was no Police Court, either yes
terday morning or last evening.
THREE deeds OF trust were left for rec
ord at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THE A. o. L. W. will give a grand pic
mic at the Park next Wednesday, August
18th.
The Council Committee on City Prison
and Fire Department are called to meet
Monday night.
The Carlton Circle, Of the Second Pres
bvterian church, will give a picnic al
/ Harvey's Grove, near West Liberty on the
18th.
Miss JENNIE NEEDY, of Bridgeport, a
young colCred woman who works at the
Hotel Windsor, lost diamond ring Friday
night.
/ A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
i 10 Mack Criswen, a native Of Bellalre,
aged %, and Mary Harrison, native oil
Belmont county, aged p.
WoOD Bros. have received a contract to
erect q twO-stOry frame dwelling in
Moundsville for Granville Reppete, which
will cost, when completed, about g 900.
| LAST month the gross receipts Of the
b. &O.R.R. at Clarksburg were over
$40 eco. which was larger than any other
station between Baltimore and the Ohio
river.
4 WI. w. CowDEN was Yesterday ap-
pointed a committee for john McAndrews,
an insane person, vice Geo. G. Boyd, re
signed. Bond, $1,000; Geo. o. Smith and
w II Caldwell Slreties
BISeELL's pharmacy, which was for a
number Of Years operated by the late @. ID.
J. Bingell, at Thir;y-third and Eoh streets,
was Yesterday sold 70 l.. A. Lincoln Il Co,
Of Huntington, who will take charge TO-
MORROW.
Mr.. G. KIRBAcH yesterday purchased
the old iail property, belonging to the Mer-
iben estate, from Agent James A. Henry,
for 8. 600. tits reported that Mr. Kiroach
will likely erect large brush factory on
the property.
THE County Commissioners Committee
on Roads and Bridges met yesterday and
considered a couple of claims filed by Mr..
b. Hodges and John McCulloch, for
damages. Action was deferred until
auditing day.
TIE Wheeling s. Lake Erie has COW
tracted for the delivery Of about 800 cars
of stone for the Main street bridge. The
stone is delivered 20 the Wheeling Bridge
& Terminal Railway at the rate Of about
ten cars day.
A BEAUTIFUL celestial spectacle will be
afforded on the day following the moons
| FITNESS. on the 18th, when Jupiter ap-
proaches it in the early evening. Neptune,
| though hardly bright enough TO attract at
4 tentiOn, also approaches very closely TO the
moon early in the evening Of the last
quarter.
The thirteenth anniversary OF the first
| institution Of the Uniformed Rank K. OF
T. will be celebrated on the 9th inst. by
the local Knights by picnic at the Park.
Mayors orchestra will play. The affair is
in charge of Messrs G. w. Weisgerber, j.
A Clyker and d. w. Phillips.
GEORGE D1cKLE, of No. 152 Seventeenth
street. complained at police headquarters
/ last night, Of the racket made by boys and
Young men near his home. He said the
shooting of fire crackers, rockets was kept
ND nearly every evening, greatly to the an
noyance Of the people in the vicinity.
The work Of driving piles at Thirty
third strert preparatory to connecting the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Company
with the Ohio River Railroad has been in-
terrupted by the Belmont Mill Company
dumping hot Stag commonly called taps on
the grounds where the work was in opera
| ton.
THE lawn fete to be given by Miss Grace
Jones. at her home in the Dillie's Bottom,
opposite Moundsville, for the benefit OF the
Mouudsville Catholic Church, has been
| POSTPONED until Thursday Of next week,
owing TO the inability 70 secure the steamer
phillips for next Thursday evening TO take
the crowd from Wheeling.
RARBI SAMUEL HIRscHBERG, Of Fort
Wavne Ind, who is visiting friends in the
city. will deliver a free lecture on The
| two-fold mission Of Judaism at the jew
ISL Synagogue, this evening at 80 O'Clock.
Rabbi Hirschberg is a late graduate OF the
Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati, o.,
and is an intelligent and brilliant young
man possessed Of considerable oratorical
powers.
THERE is a novel design in household
furniture on exhibition around at Johnny
| Sheekey's which is to 0e presented 10 a
popnlar married man by his friends. The
inscription on the article, "a long felt
WANT Is very appropriate. The piece
was made in one of the city factories and
| is proof of the originality and skill OF
Wheeling artists and the growing popular
ity Of her merchandise.
AT the Christian Disciple Church to-day
there will be the regular services, preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor. In
the evening his subject will be 1.-THE Great
| Convention" The pastor viii speak Of the
recent C.. E. Convention at Minneapolis
and will have some souvenirs OF the con-
vention. Also, Mrs. Seeley will sing one
of Mr.. Sankey's solos, Throw Out the
]. lie Line" and other G. E. hymns will be
sung.