The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-17
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TN shipment of stock Saturday was
largo consisting of eighteen car loads q
Dca.sls, four CT loads Of hogs and four o.
sheep, all from Chicago, but consigned to
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. H. E. WADDKLL returned from
his eastern trip, Saturday morning. on
the $40 train.
The new time table for the b. q y.
and q. & P. Railroads went into effect
last night. % = - p -
Dr.. Fl. II. ARNOLD, assisted by Prof.
Gilbert. WILDE here 10 day, and will give
one of their pleasing entertainments IN
City Hall tonight and tomorrow nigns
We bespeak' for Them full house.
THE stone, work was commenced Sat
urdsy on Mrs. Hess new house next 10
the Globe House. .,..-~s- -y,.,.
Nv ID HALL. who had his horse
drowned few days ago through the as
sistarce Of his many friends has pur,
chased another horse. Mr.. Hall Will
long remember all those who helped him.
The social hop at the home of August
Klotz on Union street Saturday evening,
was quite an enjoyable one. The music
in attendance (which was fne) was
furnished by CrimmePs quadrllle BAND.
| MR.PAKsNIR went to Barnesville Sat-
urday afternoon to attend grand we'd
tding, his brother-in-law being one Of the
parties to be married.
SoME of the finest music. we nave
ever shearrf was discoursed ny tho Hoeth
erIngtOn Brass Band Saturday evening.
on Union street.
THE glass cutter and jewelry man on
the corner, attracted the attention of the
people Saturday evening. He would not
do for stump speaker until he improves.
MK. WIZ. DAuGHERTY, of this city,
received, Saturday, from the West,
beautiful specimen of petriaed moss. The
stone upon which the moss lies is about a
foot long and eight inches wide, plainly
showing the leaves and moss, but now
being solid rock. .-. -.-
WHAT does gold! gold mean that you
see SO conspicuously displayed through
town, was the question of the day Sstur-
day, and many could not solve it.
Mrs. MARY HAaAN, we'll known in
this community, died Saturday evening
ut 7 o'clock, OF consumption. She was
buried at K. NJ, yesterday.
A NEWLY married couple who was
stopping at the Globe yesterday, under
took to play sharp game on Zeke, by
running of and not paying their bill,
but were overtaken by Zeke and made to
pay dear for their troable.
A LITTLE child of James Hicks died
Saturday evening, and was buried yester-
day afternoon.
I HEATHERINGToN's Bellaire City Band
!, have been invited by the Columbus order
I, of Masons to accompany then to the Gen.
tennial. The band. which is one of the
finest in the State, numbers seventeen
members, and the bands who will be in
attendance at the Centennia will have to
look to their laurels, judging from the
music they discoursed on Union street,
Saturday evening.
OUR city was unusually quiet Satur-
day, and no arrests were made.
Two roughs demolished the glass in
the front windows of Mr.. Renters
bakery, on Noble street, Saturday night.
Why is it that such malicious conduct
should 60 UNPUBLISHED?
Hon. g. MORRISON, of Pittsburgh, Pa
stopped at the Globe House over Sum-
day, and LETT on the early train for Pits
burgh this morning.
MIR. REYNOLDS, stock dealer from
Coshocton, Ohio, while on his way home
from Pittsburgh last Thursday, fell
through the Steubenville bridge into the
river and was drowned, and rs yet his
body has not been found. His life was
insured for $1,000, he leaves wife
and family to mourn his untimely end.
1t is supposed he had considerable
money on his person. sH
IT was laughable to see Zeke after the
young couple yesterday, one could have
played game OF casino on Lis coat
tail.
...... BRIDGEPORT.
The high wind Saturday night injured
to some extent, building in process of
erection at the upper end of Kirkwood.
Miller is the name of the man who owns
the house.
The wind comes down this narrow
creek valley with great force. 1t was con-
centrated, and all IFS power brought to
bear in small space.
TIE auction in Junkins' store room
Saturday afternoon, drew only a small