Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-07
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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthnv Told
PREPARE for the Democratic cyclone to-
morrow.
ONLY two churches in town are lighted
by electricity.
THE election returns will be received at
both the Opera Houses tomorrow nighJ.
TOMORROW night is Council night, but
the probabilities are that no one will at
tend.
THE German-American Cleveland Union
will meet tonight at their quarters in Rog-
ers' Block.
Coon SMITH smashed a window in
Schwalb's saloon yesterday and was ar
rested by officer West
A JUNIOR Epworth League has been or
gained at the Fourth Street III. Il. Church
with good membership.
WHEN you cast your ballot tomorrow let
it be straight one, marking OH everything
but the Democratic ticket.
THE return postal card will be much used
for the notification OF meetings, dinners
and the like where an answer Is desired.
LET every Democrat remember that a
vote for any Of the Republican candidates
for the Legislature is avote for Steve FL
kins.
THE Young mems Democratic Club is
requested TO meet this evening at 7:SO
Business of Importance will come before
the meeting.
THERE will be many staunch and loyal
Republicans, all good men, who won't be
seen out of the house the rest Of the week
| after tomorrow.
Nf oh 70
! windows last night, ana was arrested by
| Officer West. An individual too drunk to
give his name was arrested by Fahey.
Mrs. Love, a prominent lady connected
with the Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union, will deliver lecture at the Chap
| line Street NJ. E. Church Tuesday night.
LAST evening at the First Baptist Church
| there was special memorial preached be-
fore Wheeling Council No. l, o. U. M, and
the members OF the order attended in a
body. Rev. Trey delivered the sermon.
THE funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hervey took
place Yesterday and was largely attended
by sorroWing friends and relatives. The
! services were conducted by Rev. ID. A.
| Cunningham of the First Presbyterian
churcl.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of the Disci-
| ples' Church are making arrangements for
an entertainment which will be given by
! them on next Friday evening. The pro-
gramme which has been arranged is good
one and cannot fail to please all whe may
attend. Quite an array of talent will take
part. Among the number will be Prof. e..
A. Wiley. of Bethany College, and Mrs.
Kate Fitzgerald, of this city. The pro-
| ceeds of the affair will be used for the ben
| eft of the church.
IT is curious to observe the readers IL
the reading room Of the public library.
Numbers of them roam about without any
special purpose, stopping usually to read
paragraph mere and another there. They
| have a vague idea there are lots of things
| they would like TO know, and here is an OPP
portunity to find them out, but just where
! to begin is the question. The reporter saw
one man run over the entire list Of papers
the other day, from the Chicago Sunday
Tribune TO a horse journal, apparently
never resting his eyes for moment on any
particular article About the same time a
Quaint looking, elderly lady was devouring
one of the daily papers, reading advertise
ments and all.