Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
SHALL TALK
iLlnor Matters OF Interest Brloay and
PithuY Told

aLinor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithuT Told
THERE was no session Of Police Court
yesterday morning.
YESTERDAY was damp, dark, dismal
and depressing day.
THE recount of the vote Of the county
will De resumed tomorrow morning at
half-paSt nine o'clock,
Louis LORI, a popular South Side
gentleman, has opened harness and re-
pair shop at No. 9345 Chapline street.
THE private hop given by the Sixth
Ward Bellies at Cyclers' Hall on Thanks
giving night was complete success.
THE Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the Board of Commissioners met
yesterday afternoon and audited bills.
AUCuoNEER HERvEY yesterday Of
fered the Hornbrook residence, on
South Jacob street, at auction. 1t was
bid up TO SIS, 600, and the sale adjourned.
THE receipts from Police Court, this
month, are going TO run away down,
from present appearances. 1t is doubt
ful If as much as $3.50 has been taken
in, so far.
THE river continues to fall slowly,
but some OF the river people are still OF
the opinion that we will have a coal
boat rise before we have any ice 10 in
terfere with navigation.
THE funeral Of the late w. M. Will
kiuS will take place from the family
residence on the Island tomorrow morn
ing at 9 nine O'Clock. The interment
will be at ST. C.airSyiile.
HUNTERS with dogs and guns are
seen going and coming on all trains.
At present the county is being thor
oughly hunted, and the market is filed
with rabbits and other game.
WoRKMEN have commenced to tear
up the streets for the new car track,
between Fourteenth and Twelfth, on
Market. The new track on Main street
has been completed TO Bridge Place.
THE annual memorial exercises Of
the Wheeling Lodge OF Elks will be
held in the Second Presbyterian church,
Sunday December 4th. The exercises
will be noted in detail in few days.
THE German-American Cleveland
Union will hold another general meet
ing Wednesday evening, November
3Oth, at Rogers Hall, No. 112l Main
street. A full attendance is expected
OF all the members.
MARTIN THoRTON, Of the Brunswick,
sent a contribution in the way OF
apples, potatoes, and other substantials
To the children of the North Wheeling
Home. on Thanksgiving day, for which
he has the thanks Of the sister in
charge.
E. NJ STATLER, proprietor OF the
Mcclure House billiard psr'Ors, will
shortly open up second establishment
in the large hall connected with
Hearne'S saloon, on Twelfth street.
Some OF the latest patterned tables Will
be placed in the new parlors.
THE different clubs OF this city are
cordially invited to attend the Demo-
cratic jolIifcatiOn at Mount Pleasant
next Friday evening. Arrangements
will be made with the w. & L. q. rail-
road for a special train. Mount Pleas
ant will be remembered on account OF
the grand reception that the Democracy
gave to all Democrats within twenty
five miles of that town who attended
their Notification eight years ago.
ABOUT the least thankful person on
THANKSGIVING Day are the players.
They must rise earlier than usual to act
the holiday matinee, be careful not to
eat too heavily of the tempting dinner
at their hotel, for they must act again
in the evening, and when at last their
double days work is done and they are
ready for little thanks and fun Of
their own the world that has been holli-
day making all day is quite tagged out
and not at all in q responsive mood. Yet
how many young people are dying to go
on the stage.