Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-30
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husband on South Jacob street.
HERMAN CARL, to Forty-third street
barber, is making noticeable improve
ments on the interior OF his shop.
THERE is a new druggist on the South
/ Side, aud William c. Armbrecht, of
South Jacob street, wears q smile.
TOMORROW night the Elite Club will
| give dance at Menge & HOwley's Hall,
at Twenty-third and Market streets.
THE business place Of T. Walther, at
Twenty-seyenth and Chapline streets,
is being improved by coat OF paint.
Work was begun yesterday morning
| putting the slate roof on the elegant
new stable at the Schmul6ach brewery.
ALL the principal business houses Of
! the South Side will be closed at noon
to-day In celebration of Decoration
Day.
POWER was poor on the car line yes
terday, caused by one Of the engines at
the power house being broken and not
in use.
A NUMBER of young ladies and gen.
tlemen OF the Sixth ward will go to-day
| by big wagon for picnic out Wheel
| ing creek.
A CROWD Of well known yoang ladies
Of the South Side will picnic this after
noon at Mozart park, with number Of
| gentleman as invited guests.
THE Cold Turkey Banjo Club has or
gauized fishing department, aud the
members go in about week TO Willow
Springs, up the river, for an outing.
Il. +. PERKINS, the South Side con-
tractor, has purchased the Underwood
property on South Eoff street for 81, 500,
through the agency of Nesbitt IL
Devine.
TIE Toscott Fishing Club, Of the
Sixth ward, left Yesterday to speud the
summer in camp near Moundsville. The
members Of the club are workmen OF the
Riverside plate mill.
THE North Wheeling Literary and Ath-
letic Association will give an outing TO-
day at Mozart Park, and one OF the
most successful events in the history OF
the society is planned.
NETTE MINER was arraigned before
Justice GilleSpY yesterday, on a war
rant charging assault and battery,
sworn cut by Mary Bunch. The de-
PENDANT was held in 500 for the grand
jury.
On the evening Of Thursday, the 2sth
of next month, the graduating exercises
of the public schools Of the city Will be
observed at the Grand Opera House.
The colors selected are orange and
cream.
STREET car No. 81, one OF the new
coaches OF the Street Car Company,
will be given it's trial trip to-day. ali
the excellent summer coaches, six in
number, have arrived, and will soon be
On the line.
YESTERDAY the last examination OF
the senior class OF the public schools OF
the city was held at the Third Ward
school. The class numbered sixteen,
and the branches we're geometry, physi
cal geography and music. The pupils
all did well.
GEORGE GRUB, the business man OF
South Market street, has dog which
carries off the record for rat killing in
the city. Mr.. Grubb says that the dog
killed fifteen rats in three minutes
few days ago, and one Of them meas
ured ninteen inches.
MEMBERS Of the b. B. Doveher Fish
ing Club, which is encamped near
Moundsyille, caught catfish in net,
which weighed seventy-fye pounds.
The fish will be brought TO the saloon
o. Fred BiSchofT, on South jacob street,
to-day for exhibition.
NEXT Saturday night there will be
chicken fight in North Wheeling. A
number OF the sports nave found good
place there to bring of the fights.
There will be but one fight next Satur-
day night, between two OF the finest
fowls in the city for a stake Of SIS
side.
IL THE old Sixth ward relief head
quarters, at 1924 Chapline street, the
Sixth Ward Republican Club has its
headquarters. II. Burt is the Presi-
dent, aud the new quarters will be
opened formally next Saturday night,
The new club has seventY-fve mem
hers.
The following persons were elected
rs tue AhUdLu VI DllGCbOAS VI NAC " hGNa-
ing Bowling Association, OF the MuSee
Theatre, yesterday: T. NJ. Statler, Geo.
z. House, f. l.. Carenbauer, H. L.
Wheat, A. f. Wincher. Mr.. House
was elected president, and Mr.. Statler
secretary and treasurer.
GEORGE WICKHAM has purchased a
piece of ground on Market street near
Eleventh, having q twenty-five foot
front. The price paid was SO, $50,
The L0os cigar store now occupies the
space. but Mr.. .Wickham contemplates
building a block upon it in the future.
This vas one OF the best real estate
transfers 10 the city for some time.
LAST Monday night the new regula-
ton alleys at Mozart Park were opened
in contest between the bowling teams
of William Kuoke and Edward Hofreu-
ter, the well-known South SiderS. Mr..
Knoke'S team beat that OF Mr.. Hofreu-
ter two out Of three games The high
est individual score was that OF John
Speidel who made $50. The new alleys
did spIendidly.
YESTERDAY fourteen government
headStoneS were placed over the graves
of soldiers in the South Side cemeteries.
SQUIRE Joseph Ankle and Jacob
Honecker had charge Of the work.
Four Of the stones were placed In the
Red Mems, nine in the Nj Zion and
one in the BoRgs' Run cemeteries.
Slxty-four flags were also placed in the
cemeteries for markers.
TRIED AND TRUE is the verdict OF
people who take Hoods Sarssparllla-