Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.
/ IL Wheat & Hancher's watch and dia-
/ mond CLUB No 1, last evening, No. l. drew
THREE deeds Of trust were left for record
ut Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THERE were four mould-makers pat on
at Hobbs last week. The rush IS over.
FRANKIE LEE was arrested by Officer
Dounelly, last night, for dlsorderly con-
duct.
IuH.E. Hillman x Co.'S Watch Club
drawing, club -, No. SO; club 10, No. 81;
club Is, No
THERE were three DRINKS in Police
Court Yesterday morning. All were dis
missed on condition that they leave the
city.
MAIER & GRIMES have put in their cleo
/ trio burglar alarm in all the doors and
windows for Louis Pfafenbach, the North
/ Front street tailor.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS reward Is offered
for the return of gold ring stolen IN East
/ Wheeling and no questions asked. LOOK
az the advertisement.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day 70 John HUFF, native OF ONO county,
aged Al, and Nancy Il. Houghman, ma
tive Of Ohio county, aged %.
WILLIAM HAHNE, Thos. Kelley and
/ Robert O'Hare engaged in triangular
fight on the South Side, last night, and
were arrested by Officer Devlin.
/ OK account Of the crowded condition OF
I our columns, considerable amount OF
matter-including neighborhood CORE
| spOndence-ls omitted this morning.
/ ELIZABETH MCCREADY was yesterday APP
] ,H nFrr - aftsix of the estate of
/ Thomas McCready. deceased, with his Will
attached bond 500, Joseph H. Freese
surety.
RER. L. f. PETERS, of Parkersburg,
/ State Sunday School Missionary OF the
( American Baptist Publishing Society, will
preach this morning and evening at the
/ First Baptist Church.
| THE will of Amos Erbacher, deceased,
was admitted 70 probate yesterday and or
derdered to be recorded. Mary r. Err
oacher qualified as executriX; bond $500,
John Holman surety.
THE ladies Of the new Hospital AssOcia-
ton have made a proposition TO the ladies
who conducted the Washington school en-
tertainment to have the same repeated for
the benefit Of the Hospital.
The Washington school entertainment
netted nearly $50. After paying for the
piano for the school, quite large sum IS
left with which il is proposed to furnish
the school library The principal, Miss
Martha Harper, as well as her assistants,
| deserve great praise for the success which
attended the exhibition.
The stockholders of the old La Belle
/ Glass Works at Bridgeport have been no
titled by the Clerk of the Courts of an as
sessment of 10 per cent. levied upon them
for the purpose Of paving the Indebtedness
of the old company. II causes much kick
ing but that doesn't lessen the cost par
ticle.-BcllGirc Independent.
THE committee of j. w. Holiday Post
having in charge the programme for the
! Silver Jubilee Of the G.. A. r., to be held
on the evening Of April 9th, are making ar
rengemeuts for fine entertainment for
that occasion, which will be open TO the
public. The programme in full will be
published in due time in our daily papers
MIR II. TEATERs has contracted for a
residence for DR.. j. II. Pipes, 10 cost 81 500;
one for r. Mann. at the corner OF Wood
ane Fortieth streets 70 cost $1,000; Alex
ander Bolton. on North Wabash street
Island for ZOO; a double tenement foI
Martin Mclaughlin, on "wenty-nintt
street. for 81 500 Mr.. Tea-ers will alSC
build a residence for himself az the corner
Of South Wabash and Delaware streets
Island, TO cost =, 100.