Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-19
CITY CHIPS.

LOOK out for thieves, and secure your
doors. --t .sTsE ~. ..ys.s.s
TIE Senate hall at the capital has
been nicely frescoed.
THE Soldiers Trust" combination
are registered at the Mcclure.
THE November term OF the Municipal
Court begun yesterday afternoon.
LADIES Social Union at the Fourth
Street Methodist Church Thursday
night.
THE Beard of Education will meet in
regular monthly session Thursday even
ing next at 7 o'clock.
THE celebrated magician, Prof. VIM.
Baker, of local fame, has made out a
route and will take the road this ID
show talk shortly.
THE paralytic stroke recently sustain
ed by Mrs. Hoffman, of North Wheel
ing. still confines her to her residence.
She is said to be quite ill.
SUPERINTENDENT THos. SWEENEY Is
having the Cumberland pike put in good
repair from Seventh to Fourth streem,
in the northern part of this city.
The Belmont mill will resume in all
its departments this morning. The
factory will run full force while the
other departments will run double turn.
A FAIR one, whom We will call Belle,
sends us poem entitled "The Nightin-
gale has gone, dear" Yes Belle, 1t Is
gone, but the winters gale will be here
before long.
We are informed that the Hinge fac
tory recently received orders amount
ing to $500 for their goods. These
works are doing good business We un-
derstand.
THERE il a bad hole in Market street
lust above Seventh. The place is dan
gerous to life and limb, and should be
repaired before an accident happens
that might cost the city much money.
A LARGE and much needed sewer is
being put in on the east side OF Market
street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets. The sewer will tap the Four
teenth street sewer at the corner o.
Market and Fourteenth streets.
D. p. KINNEY, at Cameron, ministers
to the physical as we'll as the intellectua
wants of his constituents. lie Sells
them the morning newspapers, and oys
tiers as well. He wants us to say he mo-
onlv sells the best, but the cheapest.
THE remains OF Martin f. Wins, who
died Yesterday morning at his home OF
the South Side, will be inferred to-da!
at o'clock p. ~, under the auspices o
| Excelsior Lodge No. 40, |. o. o. r.
YESTERDAY afternoon Susan Schwert
ierger imbibed too freely OF that which
| maketh drunk, and in her riot0usnes'
she was arrested near Wilson and Dun
LEWIS keg factory, North Wheeling, anc
locked up to answer roll call at Police
Court this morning.
THE Council Committee on streets, al
levs and grades, met at the stone bridge
| over the creek, yesterday afternoon, anc
examined the bridge. The committed
will refer the matter OF examining The
bridge to Council at its next session, ant
will recommend that the structure b'
repaired.
AcERTAIN gentleman in this city, who /:
very much interested in the "Centrepe
tai Power case of Osborne agains
Hughes, now on trialat the Court House
has, We understand, written to pro
prietor OF large paper in one OF TIT
cities, to send reporter out to repor
the case and its bearings, as our CIT,
press will not have anything to do will
it.
SPEAKING OF large lot Of work hav
in. been done in the way of making I
number OF kegs OF nails at one OF thu
mills last week, reminds that with thu
week ending February rs, 1871, there
were cut in the Belmont nail factory
$3.50 kegs OF nails. being an AVERAGE o
Il kegs OF nails to each machine. This
is the largest weeks work ever per
formed west of the Alleghenies.