Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told
DID you watch it out?
THE top O. the morning to yez, '93.
THE Beeabeut Club will dance at
Turner Hall on the evening OF January
18th.
THERE was but one drunk in Police
Court yesterday morning, and no court
at all last evening.
The Board of Education will meet
Monday evening at seven o'clock for
organization.
THE reduction OF the registry fee for
letters, from ten to eight cents, goes
into effect tomorrow.
L. f. STIFEL, as a Christmas gift,
presented the new City Hospital with
500, and Mr.. o. C. Dewey, S25.
REV. w. Fl. COOKE has returned from
Baltimore, and will occupy the pulpit
of the Second Presbyterian Church to-
day as usual.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give a ball at their club
Music by Bachman's orchestra.
THE new year was welcomed joyous
Iy with the ringing of bells, blowing OF
whistles, and popping of revolvers.
May IL be as prosperous twelve
months for Wheeling as 1892.
A JUBILEE service will be held at
Evangelistic Hall tonight at 1880.
Prof. Bartlebaugh, with his auto-hal p
and full choir, will assist Mr.. G. w.
Sawyer. Admission free.
If your SUNDAY REGISTER boy fails
to turn up, as has often been the case
during the recent cold snap, you can re-
ceive copy OF your favorite Sunday
paper by calling at the nearest drug
store.
The REGISTER Counting House c&len-
dsr is being distributed about town. III
any OF the patrons of the REGISTER tail
to receive q calendar they will please
call or leave word and they will be
supplied.
OUT Of town agents OF the REGISTER
can secure reasonable number or the
REGISTER Carriers annual Nel0 Years
Address, by making immediate applica-
tion, for use Monday, at the rate OF
So. so per hundred.
THE REGISTER invites the attention
of its friends and patrons to its splen-
did contingencies calendar for the
year 1893. These calendars have con-
secutive numbers for the calculation OF
interest, ETC., and may be had for the
asking.
THE Conservatory Of Music opens on
Tuesday, January 3rd. The next pu-
pills. recital will be given the first of
February, when all the branches taught
at the Institute will be represented.
The Institute has met with great sue
cess.
j. c. HERvEY sold the Harry Seibol d
property to Henry Wohlert. the cigar
maker, for $1,000 cash. This is an ele-
CANT piece Of property and was pur-
chased at low price. Auctioneer Her
vey also sold the Elmer Thomas prop
erty, on the corner Of Forty-eighth and
Jacob streets, to Henry Schrebe, of
South Wheeling, for 2,O75.
THE many friends of Janitor Nicho-
las Roth, Of the Court House, will be
glad to learn that the accident to his
son Vincent, while coasting several days
ago, was not as serious as at first re-
ported. His leg was not fractured but
there was very severe bruising and
Sprain OF the right foot, which will lay
him up for several weeks.
THE jewelry firm Of I. G. Dillon & Co.
report that their business for 1892 was
the largest of any year since the inaugu-
ration of the firm, and that their Chri.t-
mas and holiday trade generally was
away ahead OF anything in past years.
They finished the old year In good
shape. yesterday, by selling 81, 1877
worth OF diamonds. in addition TO q
large amount OF other goods in their
line.