Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14

The following is the programme Tor the
Farmers Institute at the Opera House on
the 18th and 10th:
THURSDAY MORNING.
Music.
1000 Prayer. .............H: y: Campbell
1000 Address Of Welcome .......J. W. Winter.
1920 Within and without ......... Geo l. Scott
HIS Relation Between Agriculture and
Manufacture ..................J. >. cochran
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1850 Fruit Growing as a Business. Z. W; Reid
2:i5 Should Farmers OrgHnize......W G. Berry
800 Farmers and Education. Prof. ManhN
THURSDAY EVENING.
Music.
7:S0 Farmers Homes and How 10 Build
Them. ......................W Z. Berry
Music.
500 Recitation.
s: 10 The brotherhood OF Man......C l.. Weems
FRIDAY MORNING.
l0:0-Prayer Brownies r
lO:O0-Potato Culture. Geo L. Scott
Discussion.
10: Sol Drainage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. +. Hickman
ll:l5-ClOyer As Fertilizer. ........E l.. H. 1lnlh
Discussion.
Opening OF the Question Box.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
Organization.
l:sO-The Farmers in Legislature, ,,.v.,..r
s:I5-Small Fruits for Profit - W; Reid
S:OO-Wheat Culture. ............A.T L. Hickman
Discussion.
FRIDAY EVENING.
7:3O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. -. Music
7:45 ........................A.T McKelvey
Music ,,-- ,,,,., c.,a
s'i5-Reci'ation... Nj. MISS N'iu'ed OOp'
S:sO-Switches ................Chill Hazard
Adjournment.
Ex-Chief Dunning, OF Wheeling, was be-
fore Council last evening 10 explain to them
the necessity Of an electric fire alarm sys-
TEN in this city, which everybody will ac-
knowledge is badly needed here. Just let
one OF our large manufactures burn down
and the wages the workmen receive in one
paw would pay for the whole system. Let's
have ii.
The cases that were 10 come off before
the Mayor were postponed until this after
noon. Sarah Clark, who was accused OF
keeping a house of prostitution, by the
man Fields, has had over twenty witnesses
summoned. The evidence will no douot De
interesting, and the court room will cen
tain a large and refined audience
Word was received from the oil terri
tory. in which Mr.. Frank Brady, our opu
| lar dry goods merchant, has large inter
est. in Jefferson county, that the drlller
had struck another large well, but later
news said that the prospect was bright Tor
another well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pugh, of Clark s
addition, entertained few friends at thelI
home, last evening. The evening was spent
in singing, etc. Mr.. George Moore render
| ing some very nice selections on the mouth
harp and organ.
An old gentleman by the name OF Hus'
kins, who has contract FOR hauling loi
the blast furnace, was painfully injured by
the axleof cart, upon which he was rid
ing, breaking and throwing him to the
ground.
The funeral of Mrs. John Leach, who
died last Sunday, occurred from the lam
| ily residence, in the lower end oil town
yesterday. Iuterment at Portland.
w. 5. Campbell, travelling freight agent
for the Chicago and Alton X. H., was III
the city yesterday on business
A nailor at the Laughlin mill by The
name of Shade got the watch at the opera
House Monday evening.
Prof Anderson will give another OF his
ENJOYABLE entertainments at the Operf
House this evening.
Edwin DeCoursey will leave to-day u
travel in the interest Of the Bloch Bros
Tobacco Company.
A horse that a country man drove in towr
Yesterday almost bled to death by hurting
its leg badly.
Mrs. Perry, of Warren, Pa, has re
turned home after pleas ant visit 10 mel
son Jack.
Ben Perry has gone TO Cambridge, o.
to accept a position in the mill there
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