Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-09
CITY CHIPS.
No parade to-day
Council Tuesday evening.

NO paraue to-uas'
Council Tuesday evening.
CooL mornings thank YOU. RI q
PAY day at the Crescent Mills, to-day.
LOGAN county is yet to be heard from
in the October election. -
A FULL market is promised at the
Second ward market house this morn
ing.
A NEW dwelling is being erected on
Jacob street, South Side, BY John My
ers. t.Et}l. #fIta
Business was rather dull at the Court
House and among the justices, yester-
day.
THERE were two deeds OF trust re-
corded at the office of the County
Clerk, yesterday. ........-..
THE third witness in the Osborn
Hughes case before the Circuit Court,
was put on the stand yesterday.
There was pleasant dance at Goetze''5
South Side Hall last night. Cockayne's
orchestra was in attendance.
The Council Committees on Finance
and Accounts, Streets, Alleys and
Grades, held sessions at the city build
ing, last evening.
4 GOSPEL Temperance meeting will be
held at Parker's hall tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Literature will be
distributed to each person attending.
1t IS reported that an important wit
ness in the Osborn-Hughesca case has been
missing since Thursdayevening. Atone
o'clock this morning he had not been
found.
THE mail train over the "Pyke" rail
road will leave this city at 4:3O o'clock
on and after Monday next. The mails
over this road close ut O'Clock 2. NJ,
until further notice.
THE Vigilant engine was taken over
to Martins Ferry yesterday by Chief
Winder, for the purpose of aiding IN
extinguishing the Wondering fire at
Parks & Mear's keg factory.
THE Franklin Insurance Company, OF
this CITY, made lucky escape in the
Martins Ferry fire, yesterday morning,
on account of 81, 900 policy which it
held on the works having expired the
early part OF the week.
WILSON & Dunlevy, whose cOopers
are on strike at BenwOod, have made
arrangements with Pittsburgh keg
factory to furnish large supply OF kegs
for them in order that the Benwood nail
works will not suffer for want of nail
kegs.
We are informed, by telegraph, that
d. II. Lady, of Ashland, Ky, is en-
route to this city with his patent nail
picker for the Belmont mills. He also
brings With him pet wild cat and eagle.
Mr.. Lady is quite popular among his
brother majors OF Ashland.
RESERVED seats for the Celebrated
Case, which is to appear at the Opera
House next Monday, were put on sale
at Lucas music store, Yesterday. The
sale starts off very fair, there having al
ready been quite number OF seats
checked off.
The City Council, city officials, orator
and poet will meet III the Governors
room at eight o'clock, and the children
from the several free schools of the city
on the Capitol Square at 2:l5 O'Clock. 1t
is to be hoped that there will be large
turnout of our citizens on this occasion.
THE choir and congregation OF the
Fourth Street VI. +. Church are making
special preparations for Il grand praise
meeting on Sunday evening next. The
services will be mainly musical and will
introduce the new hymns OF the Church
which are regarded as great help to
hearty congregational singing. The
members of the choir will render some
choice solos, chOruses, &c. in the inter
walls between the congregational selec-
tons. This church has one of the larg-
est and mrst effective choirs in the city.
LAST evening, while standing in front
of Hebrank'S store, on Market street, Il
horse attached to buggy, owned by
John Hoffman, started off, and when
turning down Chapline street, South
Side, took fright at some object and ran
off, breaking one OF the shafts and the
single tree OF the. buggy. fortunately
no one was in the buggy at the time, ai-
though Miss Hoffman had just dis
mounted and gone into the store, when
the horse started down street.