Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-12
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthilV Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithuV Told
Decorate tonight.
OPEN wide the Gown tonight.
HAVE plenty Of red fire on hand for to-
night
SEAL the great victory tonight and seal
it strong
ScREECa and howl to your hearts con-
tent tonight
JOIN GREssNER lost an Overcoat last
night in Rails saloon.
BUY a COPY Of Sundays REGISTER to send
70 your out OF town friend.
TO-NIGBT affords the last chance to pa
rade for four years. Turn out.
THERE was total eclipse Of the moon
last nil ht, visible on the Pacific coast.
OFFICER DEKU arrested a vagrant last
night by the name OF Lawrence clark.
The paving Of the alley in the rear Of the
City Hall and Court House was com
pleted yesterday.
IT'S said to be an actual fact that barb
ers charge Republicans i've cent extra De-
cause of the length Of their faces
IT is stated that parties interested in the
Wheeling 4 COnneLsyille railroad are pur-
chasing coal lands along the proposed road.
tbs election pools at Gayin's will be
paid tomorrow. Those at McLaughlln's
viii be paid Monday, beginning al nine
o'clock.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER will, as usual,
contain a full page of telegrapnlc matter,
besides specials from all over the state.
/ Buy 10.
LET every Democratic household illumi-
nate ana decorate tonight, and this viii De
one of the grandest demonstrations that
has taken place this year
BR1CE SUPLER yesterday qualified as ex-
ecutOr or the viii or Edward SuDIer, de-
ceased. Bond q, 900; no security required
by the terms OF the Will.
The SUNDAY REGISTER printed more
special kilograms last Sunday from al over
the country than all the other papers put
together in the OHIO Valley west OF Pitts
burg.
ENGLISu sparrCWs have made their way
into the City Hall, seeking shelter from the
cold. Three or four of the birds were ny
ing about City Clerk TGoaer's oiace, yes
terday.
Work on the new Jail is progressing
rapidly, and the building is almost COM
pleted A myriad little details, however
have kept the building back beyond the
! expectations of al concerned.
The large law library of Mr. D. Lamb
Will be sold at his office, No. 1918 Market
street, on the oath. This IS one OF the Iarg-
est private law libraries in the State, and
contains many old and rare law BOOKS.
The beginning Of the big celebration to-
night will be shortly after noon, when the
cannon on Wheeling Hill will commence
operations. One shot will be tre1 Tor
every electoral vote Cleveland received.
GET out your bunting and your flags,
| YOUR japanese lanterns and your ire
| works, purchase plenty Of red ire, SUR
ND YOUR uei 2hbOrs, and let's have Demo
cratic Jubilee tonight that will 90 down IA
history.
THIs morning at ten o'clock the property
| No. l3O1 Market street, will DO offered at
public auction at the front door OF the
Court House. This is the most desirable
/ location for business in the city, and rare
/ chance for good investment.
Mr.. j. IL. WINDSOR, a well known citi-
zens Of Brooke county, passed away very
suddenly Thursday morning, aged a years
Heart trouble was the cause. The funeral
viii take place from his late residence IN
Short Greek Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
THE grammar school scholars of Madison
school were afforded a most delightful en-
. y
urating the introduction OF new piano.
REGULATIONS. songs, piano and violin solos
and piano Duets constituted the happy pro-
gramme.
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court. Yesterday morning Henry Wilson,
the man who built a ire IN the hnoke
building. got $40 and costs, but execution
was suspended on condition that he leave
town. Tue case against Trlmole u Lutz
was dismissed.
FORa GOOD while back Terminal railroad
men have been annoyed by young men
throwing stones at them from the bridges
over the tracks on the South Side. 4es-
terday Superintendent TauSSlg complained
at police headquarters that Mr. hunyon'
brakeman, had been struck by stone on
the Sth.
TIE Sunday REGISTER will contain us
usual quota Of local, Geographic and mis-
cellaneOUS matter, rs we'll as some special
ly interesting department articles.
THE Grand Lodge Of the State Of I. o
q r. will convene in Charleston on next
Monday morning. Odd Fellows have been
looking forward 70 this event, and the in
dicatious are that il will be largest session
ever held by the Grand Lodge of West
virginia. The representatives from this
city are Messrs. Godfrey Schul, the SUI
preme Representative; John Waltord,
Grand Master, and Charles Goetner.
REPUBLICAN campaign documents giving
the financial record Of Gen. Stevenson
were placed under various doorways, yes
terday, the BOYS who were sent out from
Headquarters evidently being tritie dlla-
tory in their task. The boys should have
waited until 'g6 before distributing the
rest Of the bundle.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER will contain an
elaborate account Of the Democratic Cele-
bratiou. Buy copy and send 1t to your
friend.
BELOW is Hicks forecast for the remain
der OF the month: About the 18th, 18th
and 18th look out for a cold wave for the
season. Warmer weather and autumnal
storms about the 22d to 9th. Renewed
boreGl blasts will sweep down from the
west and north behind these reactionary
storms, insurinc cold, frosty weather IN
the days and nights following. Consult
the danger days, 10Th to 3Oth, and be ready
for whatever may develop.
AN EXCELLENT RECITAL.
The Eaeser-Speil Musicale at the Home
of the olisses Cummins.