Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-21
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at McKee's cigar store, McLain's block.
Monday.
THE Joint Committee Of Councilmen
and Commissioners on the tunnel pro-
ject, will probably be called to meet in
few days.
THE B. & O. car shops at the juno
tion were off yesterday. They were on
for the day TO make the expense for the
month less.
THE South Side bowling team sprac-
ticing every night TO tighten its cinch
on first place. Last night they bowled
at Wheeling park.
A GOOD crossing was placed at the
alley on Jacob street, between Thirty
eighth and Thirty-ninth streets. 1t
has bsen needed for fifteen years.
THE Lutheran Society OF the Zion
Lutheran Church has changed the time
Of their concert from the Goth OF this
month until the 5th of next month.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Frederick L. Mueller, "a
tive Of Germany, aged Al, and Augusta
Jsehnke, a native OF Germany, aged "a.
LOUIS BIsoHoFF, the Forty-third
street saloonist, will make big improve
ments at his business place. An addi-
tional story will be put on, with man
sard roof.
The London Empire Entertainers
will give a street parade at noon to-
day. They begin an engagement OF
four nights and matinee at the Grand
this evening.
THE merchants and residents along
Jacob street from Thirty-third 10
Thirty-nintn streets are very DESTROYS
of having q pavement there, as some OF
the curbs are being reset
REV. C. NJ. Afford, Of the Third
Presbyterian church, preached his first
sermon of series at his church last
night. A good crowd attended, and
the discourse was q clear and logical
one.
BOYS lighted a broken gas light at
Thirty-fourth and Chapline streets yes
terday evening. There was q big blaze
there and the gas works were notified.
The blaze was finally put out. 1t is be-
| lieved many of these are leaking.
WHEELING City Castle No. 2, Knights
OF the Golden Eagle, have out neat in
vitations for q stag social to be given At
its hall on the Sd OF next month. A
good time is assured for those wSo are
lucky enough 10 have received invita-
| tions.
AT its recent meeting, Baltimore
Lodge, No. 6, X. OF 2. adopted new by
| laws TO conform to the new constitution
of the order Of this State. At this
meeting, there were two applications
for membership. The lodge is in .
prosperous condition.
THE North End Literary and Ath-
letic Association will give one OF their
enjoyable dances at their hall, at the
! head OF Seventh street, the Goth inst.
The association is also making prepare
tons to give grand picnic at Mozart
Park, On Decoration Day.
THE Grammar room OF the Eighth
ward school will give an entertainment
one week FROM next Friday, at the
school building. A sple ndid literary
and musical programme Is beirg pre-
pared. Proceeds Will go TO datrAy ex'
pense for the piano recently bought
THE new Y. nj. G. A. bicycling teal
took its first run last evening. 1t was
Intended to take the first ride out the
pike. but the threatening weather pre-
vented this, and the young men went
over the South Side, making a very
pretty procession. There were about
twenty Of them out.
POTTERY managers OF this locality
and Cost Liverpool held an important
meeting yesterday at East Liverpool.
President &C. w. Franzheim, OF the
Wheeling Pottery Company. and others
of this city went. What was done will
be found in special dispatch TO the
| REGISTER IN this issue.
FREDERICK c. DRIEHoBsr has quail
fed as administrator with the will an.
nexed, OF the estate OF Frances Z.
Thoner. deceased. Bond, 81. 800; Ed
ward w. Schafer. surity. Catherine
| Fisher qualified as executrix OF the
will of James Fisher, deceased. Bond,
$500; no surety required.
A NUMBER OF lovers OF fine horseflesh
have dubbed togetherand are now erect
ing q model stable IN Alley o between
ChaplIne and Eoff, for their blooded
studs. The stable is to be Of iron, and
IT is to be equipped with every conven'
fence and Continuance for the comfort
and safe keeping Of valuable equines.
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