Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-30
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly aud
PithilY Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.
FREIGHT traffic over the W. B. & T.
is reported much better.
SHRIvEB's boat is getting good guam
titles of sand 10 the Back" river.
CHARLES MILLER, the North Main
street saloonist, will move TO the new
busch hotel in a few days.
DE-. J. R. MANLEY performed a dell
cate surgical operation, last night, on
j. Rltner, we'll known citizen OF Sis
tersville. He is doing we'll.
RECENTLY Squire J. w. Schultze
planted out quite a fine vineyard 81
his home. The cold killed all the fruit,
entaiIing a considerable loss.
THE Odd Fellows OF Bridgeport will
give their first entertainment tomorrow
evening in the new hall. The hall is
about finished aud is very fine one.
GEORGE MCGuL and Charles KIan's,
of North Wheeling, have a hne game
"shake, weighing six pounds which
they want to have fight any chicken in
this locality for SIS side.
CHARLES HITE, the well-known North
End cigarmaker, will run his old racer,
The Still Alarm" at the first picnic
on the new fair grounds against Jno.
McGaunon's horse, for S25 a side.
AN application for a charter for Mys-
tic Lodge No. %, X. of P, was left at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday, signed by
Isaac Linton, j. 4. Dow, W. r. Bowers,
Ralph Mccoy and James A. Berkett.
A srEEr car broke down at three
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, in front of
the Vigilant hose house. For two hours
no cars were run. The break was re-
paired aud cars were run later In the
evening.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Joseph kennard, a native Of
Monroe county, o., aged AZ, and Rachel
K. Blowers, a native of Barnesville, o.,
aged A. The couple were married in
the Sheriff's Office by Rev. r. r. Swope.
TIE Hub base bali club will give
masquerade ball at Beethoven Hall on
Monday evening, April 9th. Prizes will
be awarded 10 the finest dressed lady
and the most cOmically dressed gentle
man. Music by Mayors.
A CONTEST for points is arranged be-
tween William Do!an, Of North Wheel
lug, and Frank Palmer, of the South
Side, the winner TO take So pair Of
fine boxing gloves. The bout will be
two weeks from tomorrow out the
pike.
EDWARD ELLIOTT, of North Wheeling,
has gotten his fine kentucky thorough
bred home from the country. The ami
mai is three years old and is valued at
$500, Thomas Leland, the North
Wheeling blacksmith, shod the valuable
animal yesterday.
Ed. BACH, the Tenth street barber,
requests that the statement be made in
the REGISTER that be is not the person
referred to by Susan Mulyey,in her testi
mouy at her trial on Tuesday. He does
not know the woman, ana never had
any dealings with her.
STEPHENS Post No. 50, G. A. r. held
its largest aud most enthusiastic meet
iugS at Heluebrecht's nall. Farther ar
rangements we're made toward memo
rial day exercises and the trip to Park
ersburg, the saith of next month. Next
Thursday night another interesting
meeting will be held.
THE Rev. c. George Currie, D. D.,
who was rector Of st. Matthew's church
from 1867 to 1870, will spend next Sun
day in Wheeling and officiate at st.
Matthew's church morning and eve
ming. Since leaving this city DR.. Cur
RE has held important charges in Provi-
dence, Philadelphia and Baltimore;
where he now resides. DR.. Currie is al
eloquent preacher and his friends will
be glad to hear MIN again, and will ex-
tend him a cordial welcome. During
his visit he will be the guest OF Mr.. j.
ID Culbertson al Echo Point.