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

ALARGE number of our citizens visited
the Paxton fountain yesterday, but IL
was not allowed to squirt.
The striking coopers of Wilson x Dun.
leveys keg works at Benwood, returned
TO work last Saturday at old wages.
A POCKET book containing a small sum
of money was found on Virginia street
Yesterday, and lett with us Tor lis
owner.
Mr.. COCHRAN, a representative oi the
hat house OF HOhheimer 4 Co, New
York, is in the city among his GUS
toners.
AT the South Wheeling Glass house, a
new engine was put III last week, ana
the works resumed III every department
Saturday.
LAsrSaturday evening, the Nigilant
engine was returned from the fre al
Park Il Mear's keg and barrel factory, IN
good order. ssAs.sa.ss-----e-f::: I'D
OK Thanksgiving evening, the Nail
CITY boat club will give their seventh
annual ball. A horse will be ratified OIL
that evening.
The new German Reform Church,
corner of Eoff and Thirty-siXth streets,
will soon be finished and ready Tor the
use of the congregation.
Two lamps are needed very much ON
81 Charles street, one at the culvert and
another near the intersection oil l"eiitl'
street with st. Charles.
TIE new residence OF Mr.. ArbentZ, al
Pleasant Valley, is fast approaching
completion, and will be Il handsome
structure when finished.
TIE Top Mill furnace is again i'll
blast, the repairs to the stack having 50
far progressed us not to interfere with
the working OF the furnace.
LAST Saturday morning James Raglan,
a freight conductor on the b. u o. rail-
road narrowly escaped being crushed 10
death bv a train which ran against HIM.
LAST Thursday, Mrs. Luther Gilmore,
of Cincinnati, who is visiting friends
near West Alexander, sustained dis
location OF one of her shoulders by TALL
ing. .n
THE many friends OF Jacob Bcntz,
market master, will regretto learn that
he is very sick with drOpsy, aud was
not expected to live until this morning.
TIE winter term of the Lindsey In
stitute will begin this morning. This
school is gaining much popularity under
the management OF Professors Birch and
Dickey.
LAST Saturday Mrs. Hoffman, who re-
sides at No. AGO Main street, was stricken
with PARALYSIS while performing house
hold duties. Mrs. Hoffman is in crltl-
cal condition.
THE suit brought blythe Chapline heirs
apoiust James Brnsonis ior the beach on
the West Virginia side OF the river, and
has nothing whatever to do with the
ferry boat or its privileges, except the
title to the beach.
THE delegates from the various lodges
OF the X. oi P.'s in this city will leave
ior Grafton at five o'clock this evening"
to attend the session of the Grand
Lodge, which convenes at ten o clock
Tomorrow morning. ....-.
Ar the Evangelical English Lutheran
church Yesterday, Rev. John CrolI
otficiated morning and evening, preach
ing to large audiences. His subject in the
morning was on "Gratitude anu III
the evening "Cnbeliei.
\ NEAT residence has been built by
Theo. Klages near the Clay monument,
out the pike. The building has 4 front
oil ~ ieet. runs bIck ~ feet, is construct
I'd of brick and is three stories high. The
contractors were MesSrs. Mercer and
Shell.
SATURDAY evening 4 team attached to
a wagon, at BcnwOod, became frightened
and cut dust at lively rate rs lar up the
county road as Boggs Run. When
stopped the only damage done TO the
wagon was completely demolished
front wheel. .......F
THE Wheeling Library Lecture Com
mittee are making arrangements for Il
course oil six lectures to be delivered III
this city at intervals during the season;
Season tickets for the whole course will
be sold At - each, with no extra charges
Tor reserved seats.
We are sorry To learn Of
tine death, Yesterday, OF promising
thirteen year Uld daughter of Mr.. George
Giles, ol the Island, from diphthcria.
This is the second child Mr.. Giles has
lost from the dread disease in the short
space o! two weeks.
Tue T., &. 4 st. l.. railroad will run
excursion trains to Pittsburgh to-day
and tomorrow, in order to afford our
citizens chance to see the oratOrio of
'"The Messiah at the Exposition Hall.
The tickets for the round trip are two
dollars, which includes admission to the
performance.
TIE remains OF Mrs. Rciner, mother
in-law Of Andy Stein, n mailer at the
Riverside Mills, was inferred at Mount
Calvary cemetery, Yesterday afternoon.
The ladies oi the German Benevolent
Society accompanied the remains to the
loot OF the hill at Seventh street.
THE managers OF the Riverside Nail
Works, on last Saturday, posted Il notice
ut the mill informing the employees that
the factory would be run until o'clock
until further orders. We understand.
that this mill has large number OF
orders on hand, which neCessitate- run
ming until 9 O'Clock every evening. -
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