Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PTthily Told
THE Western Union wires are again
all right, after lot of hard work by
Manager Tracey and his men.
EMMA A. ADAMS was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate OF
John Adams, deceased. Bond, $500;
F. P. Mcneil surety.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday 10 James Nichols, a native Of
Virginia, aged 90, and Della Green, a
native of Maryland, aged is.
The Friendship Social will give their
grand ball Thursday evening, January
21St, at Herden's Hall, Fulton. Mayors
full orchestra will furnish the music.
OFFICER WILKIE found bracelet in
the Centre market house, yesterday.
The owner can get it by calling al the
officers residence, No. 80 Fifteenth
street.
A POLISH priest is at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception for few
days, administering TO the spiritual
wants. OF the persons Of that nationality,
who belong to the congregation.
THE ice men got considerable ice
slowed away in different parts OF the
valley during the recent cold snap. 1t
was about five inches thick, but better
in quality than for several years.
OWING to the great demand for seats
the gallery az the Opera House will be
reserved for the Divide Musin Concert
Company on Tuesday night. Seats on
sale at +. w. Banner 81 Co.'s music
store.
The Schmulbach Brewing Company
has just issued some very unique and
handsome calendars for '92. The de-
sign Is very novel, and has attracted
considerable attention. Nothing like
them has ever been seen here before.
THERE has been great rush for seats
at f. w. Banner IL Co.'S for the Ovide
Musin Concert Co. at the Opera House
Tuesday evening. Nearly all the seats
on the main floor are taken. The gal
lery is also reserved, and seats are go
ing rapidly.
THERE is well authenticated rumor
in circulation at Bridgeport that j. D..
Holloway, cashier of the First National
Bank, will shortly resign to become
secretary Of the Standard mill. 1t is
also stated that Ii. M. Clark, teller,
will become cashier and Joe Lowe,
book-keeper, will become teller.
A COMMITTEE of the Trades Assembly
and of the Butchers Association and
Butchers Union. met at Schenk's hall,
last night, to confer with reference 10
a settlement of some difference with
the retail butchers. No conclusion was
reached, and another meeting will be
held at the same place, next Thursday
night.
THERE has been considerable favor
able comment expressed over the Ra-
vine Reading Clubs ball at the new
Vigilant Engine House on Friday even
ing. 1t was a splendid time. Every
one enjoyed themselves thoroughly,
and all who were present speak OF the
excellent management in the most COM
plimentary terms. The members OF the
Ravine Club are hustlers, and away up
in G..
KINNEY BAILEY, bright and popu-
lar agent Of the Union News Company
on the b. 81 o. railroad between Wheel
ing and Washington, has recently re-
celved most deserved promotion. Mr..
Baily formerly was on Conductor Char
ley Adams run, but now has charge OF
the News Company's sales on the ex-
press going east in the morning and re-
turning to Wheeling in the evening"
Washington Observer.
THERE was on exhibition of pool play
ing at Wellsburg last week, between
w. II. Clearwater, champion pool play
er Of the United States, and G. Hum
rlckhouse, Of that place, the former
playing $50 points to the latters us
points continuous pool. the result
was Clearwater, 100; Humrickhouse, 81
1t now remains for Osce Statler OF this
city TO meet Humrickhouse. Humrick'
house wouldn't be in 1t.