Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-04
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Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
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THE South Side bank building has re-
ceived coat OF white paint.
The Board of Commissioners will
meet in regular session tomorrow.
THE Wheeling Electrical Company
has declared a three per cent. dividend.
THE coal miners at the La Belle bank
are repairing, preparatory to starting
up.
THE Odd Fellows of New Triadelphia
are getting ready TO dedicate their nall
in about three weeks.
Miss MARY WHITE will reopen her
school, corner Twenty-fourth AID Mar
ket streets, tomorrow.
TIE Wheeling Conservatory OF Music,
under the direction of Prof. Arbenz,
will open Monday, September II.
REV. DR.. COOKE will occupy his pull
pit as usual at the Second Presbyterian
Church. He returned home yesterday
morning.
THE Richland District aud Spike
Island fishing clubs, which nave been
summeEluk az NloAiHS wiz 10
turned home.
ATTENTION Of the Board Of Public
Works is called to the swamp on Wood
street, between Forty-6rst and Forty
second streets.
The viii Of Eliza Jane Zane was ad-
mitted to record yesterday. NJ. L. Carr
was appointed executor. Bond $1,000;
Platof Rane, surety.
SEVERAL Wheeling gentlemen at
tended the funeral OF Jesse Purnell, at
ParkersburR yesterday, among them L.
NJ. Darrsh and Joseph Hail.
THERE will be a lecture az the Fulton
NJ. Z. Church by DR.. J. A. Fullerton
next Thursday evening. The subject
will be Ireland and the Irish.
LOUIS SrAUB, the South Side car
rage manufacturer, has just completed
a handsome delivery wagon for j. c.
Beck & Co., the South Side grocer.
The Lily Fishing Club will return
during the coming week, having spent
about twelve weeks at Darlington They
report having caught great many fish.
LA BELLE Lodge, Welcome No, 6 and
Kenman, A. .. u. W., Will pay a fra
ternal visit 10 Benwood Lodge, A. o.
u. W., next Wednesday, September sth.
WALTER A. BLOOMFIELD was yeSter-
day appointed administrator Of the
estate OF BENZ Bloomfield, deceased.
Bond 81, 900; John Waterhouse, surety.
THE Bartender's Association will
meet at 14l1 Market street, to-day for
the purpose of further organizing and
arranging all matters with reference
to their coming picnic.
THE Pink Carriers will cross bats with
the Fulton club on the Benwood
grounds this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Smith and Miller is the battery for the
Pinks. A good game is looked for.
A DEED for right of way from Joel
Truesdale and George Rice, executors
of the will of William Rice, to tho
Roard OF Commissioners, was put on
record at Clerk hooks Office yesterday.
ALoIs KUEN, 1915 Market street. is
one OF the best practical gunsmiths in
the city. lie always keeps the best line
Of guns, revolvers and sporting goods.
He also repairs all kinds Of sporting
goods.
TO-DAY Prof. S. Meyer, director of
the choir of St. Aiphonsus Church, will
celebrate the fifth anniversary OF his
connection with the choir. The mem
bers will make Prof. Meyer a handsome
present.
REV. J. a. FULLERTON, pastor or
Thompson NJ. Z. Church, has rendered
his resignation of his charge, and will
preach at the North Street NJ. 4. Church
this evening. The pulpit of Thompson
church will be supplied to-day.
WIN. J. STEEN aud John Owens, Jr.,
will commence the plumbing business
and will open their new shop, on Jacob
below Forteth street, next Tuesday.
Mr. Steen, who mas been working for
w. l.. Duncan & Co., Martins Ferry, is
just out Of his trade.
w. G.. FREDERICK, an employe of the
ReYmann Brewing Co., had the end OF
the forefnger Oh his right baud almost
cut off last evening, caused by the care
lesSnesS Of another employetn handling
barrels. 1t is possible that the end will
have 10 be amputated.
KRAFT Bros. are building q new resi-
dence for Chas. Schad, In Benwood;
will also erect two dwellings for Aug.
Sclad, in Benwood. Chas. Keter's
two-story brick dwelling, on South ia
cob street, will be completed and
ready for occupancy this week.
THE Two balls that were contem-
plated by the directors Of the detunct
Wheeling Club have been abandoned,
as difference arose among some of the
stockholders, and the money is now TO
be divided pro rata according to the as
sessments paid up. There are about
$3.50 to divide up among the stock