Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Insers,s Brisdy and
PithiIY Told

-AMO VI abGE0N
PithiIy Told
FARMERS out Caldwell's Run have be-
gun corn cutting.
w. MARSHALL has opened a produce
store at No. 2145 Main street.
SCARCITY of brick has delayed street
paving on South Jacob considerably.
STUDENTS of the city and locality
will leave this week for the State Uni
versity at Morgantown.
JOHN STARCH, the South Chapline
street saioonist, will celebrate his thir-
ty-tirst birthday to-day.
WATER is very scarce at SherrArd.
Farmers have TO haul 1t, in instances,
two miles for their stock.
NEXT Friday the Early Star Club
will give a dance at Menge & HoWley's
hall, South Market street.
SOME Wheeling mechanics have gone
TO Providence, r. l., TO attend the na-
tional Convention OF American Me
chanics.
The NJ. E. Church at Brilliant gave
a grand social last night. A number OF
persons from the city and locality went
10 attend.
THE Mogullions will meet at A, o. q.
W.. Hall Monday night to Initiate new
members. A hilarious time is being ar
ranged for.
Menge & Howley, the South Market
street business men, yesterday after
noon entertained Il number OF their
gentlemen faiends enjOyaoly in a water
melon party.
A FEW days ago Frank Geisler, Of
Sherrard, ate ice cream at Wheeling
Park. He took cramps, was hauled 10
his home, aud is now not expected to
live.
CHARLES RAsEL, the clerk at Il. W.
Schrebe's grocery on South Jacob
street. will marry a young lady OF Mar
tins Ferry Wednesday. They will live
on South Eotf street.
The Mogullians will have a big
parade soon. A meeting is called for
tomorrow night at A. O.. q. w. hall
and all Moguls are requested to be pres
ent, and each must bring his club.
PROF. d. w. BREWER, David Evan
gel" will preach this afternoon at odd
Fellows Hall at 3:3Oo'clock. Subject:
Three Reasons Why l Preach In
Wheeling" Seats free; all welcome.
A lumber of fine prizes for the Y. NJ.
G.. A. Field Day at the Fair Grounds
the 21st OF this month were received
from Wheeling business men yesterday.
They will be classified as TO the con-
tests tomorrow.
C. S. MORRISON, Of this city, who
will leave tomorrow TO take a law
course at Morgantown University, will
make an address this afternoon at four
o'clock at the meeting OF the Y. NJ.
G. A. for young men.
THERE were eight cases in Police
COURT yesterday morning. Jockey Hsr-
ris was fined SIS and costs, and Jockey
William Hall was dismissed. Barney
Brady was sent to the hill and the othor
cases were dismissed.
OYSTERS from Norfolk and Baltimore
are coming TO the city by the express
companies. On an average a car load
comes to Wheeling each day. AS the
season advances the amount will be
largely increased. Oysters are plenty,
and Of good quality.
Mr.. EDWARD BLUMENBERG, who has
recently returned from a course OF
musical studies in Germany, extending
over several years, will on Monday
commence receiving pupils for violin,
piano and in theory. His rooms are at
No. 952 Market street and on Clark
street, Martins Ferry.
MANY OF the BARRIERS complain OF the
custom of some Of their craft In the
city of shaving on Sundays. They say
they do not care so much for the work
itself, but that it will lead TO all the
shops being open Sundays again. A
barber needs a day of rest like any
other toiler. A committee will be ap-
pointed to wait on the Sunday shavers
asking that they give that part OF the
work over.
FoR the last two days beggars have
been numerous on the South Side. An
aged lady tackled every group OF peo-
pie she saw, asking for five cents for a
ride on the motor, She gave herself
away by carrying a growler on her arm.
Whenever she would get a five, she
would proceed to ill the bucket with
beer. A woman and a man, saying they
were burned out at Sistersville a short
time ago, are seeking aid. 1t seems
that their game is not on the square,
either.