Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
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COUNCIL will probably be called for
Tuesday.
GAME suppers have the call at the
restaurants just nov.
SEVERAL new species Of tin horns
were observed on the streets last night.
THE will of Mary ]. Hewey was ad-
mitted to probate and recorded yester-
day.
THE Board at Commissioners meet
tomorrow morning to canvas the cleo
tiOn returns.
Gus Hills New York Stars will be
at the Grand next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
LEWIS JONES yesterday qualified as a
Notary Public for Ohio county. Bond,
$3.50; w. E. Williams, surety.
YESTERDAY Auctioneer Halter sold
the Watkins property, on South York
street, Island, to A. L. Kraft, for 81, 155.
JIM DUGAN, drunk, was arrested by
Officer Creighton. p. y. Higgs was ar
rested by Officer Ritz on similar
charge.
CHARLEY GATES wheeled John Gates
from Eleventh 10 Fourteenth streets
and return, last evening, to pay an cleo
ton bet.
THE North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give ball at Turner
Hall on Thanksgiving night. The COM
mittee is working hard to make it a
grand affair.
CARDS have been issued for the
ideals" hop next Thursday evening,
which promises 20 be well attended, and
is being looked forward to with some
interest.
THE BuSby property, just below
Stanton & Davenport's, was again Of
fered for sale yesterday. Six hundred
and thirty dollars foot was bid, and
the sale was then postponed.
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. The case
against Lawrence Clark was dismissed.
Thomas Murray, charged with disor-
der, had his case continued.
WILLIAM PENNINGTON, of McKees-
port, came to this city on the occasion
Of the Mckinley Republican demOnstra-
ton. BE returned showing signs Of
mental trouble, and has since become
hOpelessly insane.
THE song service at Evangelistic
Hall begins at 1870 o'clock Sunday even
ing. Prof. Bartlebaugh with the auto
harp and full orchestra will conduct
the music. Mr.. @. w. Sawyer will
speak aud seats are free to all.
THE annual concert by the Young
Folks Society of the German Protestant
st. Johns Church will take place at the
Opera House on Tuesday, November 90.
The affair will De in the nature Of Co.
lumbar celebration, and promises to be
very entertaining.
IN large lot of eggs received at Ho-
tel Ruffner, few days ago, there was
found one that resembled, in every re-
spect, any ordinary hen egg with one
exception and that is on the she'll is the
following: Gods avenging sword will
soon fall upon the Republicans. The
letters are raised on the shell similar to
the alphabet used for the education OF
the bliad. The egg is now in the pos
session Of the Charleston Gazette and
can be seen by any one who may wish
to look at the curiosity.
THE engine which was exhibited in
the Columbian parade, was built in
Petersburg in 1887, by order Of w. M.
Clemens, general manager Of the B. &
o., under direction of John A. Dare,
master mechanic at Grafton. 1t was
built for labor parade in Parkersburg
In that year. 1t was reprinted and re-
paired at Grafton before 1t was shown
In this city, by order OF r. M. Sheets,
superintendent of the Parkersburg and
Wheeling divisions.