Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-10

There was ouite racket In the loWst
end of town Yesterday, about SIX oe e's-'
men and woman taking part horsa
For Sale-A good heavy draugne noiso'
EnQuire'of John Rice. s;.,ars
prof Ford and his family OF musicians
and singers will be at the Preso go
Church On Wednesday evening, ar I1y.s
ments having been made with tne niue :
Daughters 10 that effect. ii, ha
The usual evangelical meeting WIZ 49,, oe
held by Rev. Mr.. Morse IN tneOp 49, 49,
this evening There will also DC 1 1nT
1 o'clock meeting in Commercial nan.
Jerry Harding, OF near Caul1' -
guest Of friends in the city. =
Mrs Arthur Barton. of Mcheesp port -
visiting friends in the Third ward
Mrs e. w. Kuckuck went TO Fast Li LIVER
pool, yesterday, TO visit her sistei
Little Goldie, the Rocky Mountain
Waif.r will be the attraction at the Opera
House next Wednesday.
A. ID. Coss. of this township, mas puI
chased half interest in a Touring Mill "'
Dillonvale.
The Times saws that there IS some com
plant from some Of the Judges OF Tue iate
election in regard 20 the item In tue n Is,
tins Ferry news OF the REGISTER OF II
day. We would say in return lnAt wy
Judges Of the Third ward failed 10 comply
with the law and when part of the Judges
objected 10 keeping the ballots ana say
at the time that they ought 10 be burned,
one OF the Judges claimed as the contest
was close that they ought 10 hold me tSK-
cts and went 10 work aud nailed tue uailVs
box I'D. IL is an offense punishable Win
fine and Imprisonment,
The City solicitor has been notlneu py
Council 10 draw up an ordinance 70 sewer
and pave Broadway and Jefferson streets;
Rev. Wright, OF Mount Pleasant, WIN
preach at the African Methodist Episco-
pal Church this morning and evening.
Rev. II. T. Carmaler will conduct the
services at ST. Pauls Church at $50
O'Clock. He is an able and eloquent
speaker. and should have large congrega-
ton.
Emanuel Grandson has returned after
an absence OF eight months travellng over
a great part OF the United States.
Friday night while working az the Elson
Glass Works. Wells Daniels fell upon
lot OF broken glass and cut his hand IN a
friehtful manner DR.. Shuttleworth rem
dered the necessary surgical aid.
John Gels erected fine granite TOMB
stone 10 the memory OF the late Hahuan
Harrison, in Riverview Cemetery.
Richard O'Brien and Stephen Hopkins
Trustees OF Olive Lodge, No. 1920, Il. OF
n have received a warrant for the pay
ment of $1,000 10 Mrs Finley Taylor, TINS
being the amount due by the death OF her
husband.
The Republican Committee OF the sever
al counties by the respective Chairman
composing the Sixteenth Congressional
District will meet ut Bellaire tomorrow TO
nix the plan of holding the next Congress
sional Convention.
Commencing April 18th, / will be prepar-
cd TO do "A general blacksmithing ana horse
shoeing at my old stand on Locust street,
opposite Mann's foundry. A share OF your
patronage solicited.
w. II. Coss.
The Second NJ. f. Church gave an enter
tainment and festival at the Commercial
Hall last night.
Jim Bayless gave the fire alarm gen
eral overhauling.
Barrett's horse ran away yesterday and
ran over the hill opposite McCan's stable,
but did not do much damage.
There will be a general meeting OF the
fire department tomorrow evening at the
Opera House, TO elect new officers
Doc Armstrong Is home from Steuben-
Vile on account Of some OF the pots break
ing in the glass factory that he IS worNug.
in.
Isaac Ashton, one OF our old residenters
Of this township, is lying very sick at his
home Just back Of town.
The Y. NJ. &. A. has ordered a striking
bag for the gymnasium, the board of direct
ors will meet tomorrow night.
Charlie Williams and Earnest Hogue are
spending Sunday with Mount Pleasant
friends.
Mrs. j. Pinkerton and daughter Hattie
are visiting friends in Tiltonville.
John Hicks and Wilson Gibbons, OF Bar
ton Station, were in the city yesterday.
The Township Trustees will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock at the