Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
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Minor Matters OF Inherent srisdy and
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Minor Matters OF lutereV biSuJ AuN
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Two handsome blue rabbits are at
tracing attention in the store window
of Behrens' branch store.
VERY noticeable improvements have
been made at McElroy's pharmacy, In
the South Side Bank building.
COMPLAINTS are heard Of the bad
condition OF Main street. near Twenty
first and Twsnty-secOnd streets.
Mrs. MARY DEvLIN aud Miss Julia
Auber have opened a notion and millin-
cry store on TwentY-seyenth street.
Hicks q Hoes are moving into the
new building erected by the Rogers as
tate, at Main and Fourteenth streets.
MIR. JoE BISHOP, Of East Wheeling,
will give a grand ball Easter Monday
night at his hall on Eighteenth street.
THE remains Of Mrs. Joseph Dudley,
late OF South Chapine street, we're
buried Yesterday afternoon at Mt. Zion.
NIKE MORAN, Of North Wheeling, is
ready 70 meet all corners in the game or
checkers. He is already champion OF
that part Of the city.
ANDREW CONDOR, of North Wheeling,
caught spoon FISH" in the river above
the Top Mill, last Thursday night, weigh
ing about eighteen pounds.
THE daily prayer Of the Ferry Com
pany stockholders: How long, D Mr..
Director, how long" Then he exchanges
smother dime for coppers and tries TO
look pleasant
ON THE 10Th OF next month Eureka
Lodge, No. 3, Shield of Honor, will
celebrate It's fourth anniversary at leu
tonia Hall The event will be dra-
matte entertainment.
TIE Council Committee on Health
met last evening and recommended for
payment bills amounting TO $500. The
Committee on Real Estate was called,
but failed to secure quorum.
THERE is bad piece Of pavement
near Fourteenth and Main streets. This
place was particularly damaging TO
some OF the wagons of the Ore depart
ment on the run last Thursday evening.
PASSENGER train No, 6 on the Ohio
River. due here at II o'clock in the
morning. was delayed an hour yesterday
by landslide below MOundsviiie. The
company is much troubled now by these
slides.
CHILLY" PLUlMER, weighing 1O5
pounds, champion bantam pugiIist Of
The world, who bested Dixon recently
for points, will spar at the Grand" the
Goth OF this month. Sports are looking
forward TO the event with considerable
interest
A FORCE OF men were at work yester-
day laying pavement in front Of the
| Third Presbyterian Church. They had
rather mixed crowd OF workmen
there. There was the cashier of bank,
q blacksmith, a carpenter, and the jan
ltor of the bank acted as hod-carrler.
THE Epworth League of tire Wesley
| VI. h. Church held very interesting
meeting at the church on last Monday
evening. A delightful programme OF
recitations and music by the members
was rendered In a very artistic manner.
Those taking part in the programme
were Misses Ivy Bowman, Katie Stras-
ser, Della inbody and Mrs. Col. White,
and George Hopwood and an address by
Prof. Crago, which was much enjoyed.
THERE is to be a handsome park 10
front of the new water works. There
( is a space there about 20OXl6 feet, and
extending out nearly % the railroad,
which is being fitted up. The ground
| is 20 be broken and grass sowed in IL.
Later on il is the intention 10 have flower
/ beds and other ornaments TO adorn 10.
| III the park is q success, the looks OF
things about the new works will be
I made still more beautiful
NJ. JACOBSON, Of the United Banking
aud Building Company, Of Richmond,
| Va, who has been here since last
! THANKSGIVING, will leave for Charles
ton, :. c., ia a few days. Since his So
rourn i'm Wheeling this popular young
man has made many friends in business
aud social circles, and has had four
Young men from Richmond to come
here and who will have charge OF the
/ Company's trade In Wheeling. Over
/ 5000. 600 has been taken In stock since
/ Mr. Jacobson arrived.