Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.
The fire ordinance has passed.

The fire ordinance has passed.
COUNCIL will meet again on Friday
night, and complete its business.
No appointment has yet been made to
ill Louie Altmyer's place on the ponce
force.
A YOUNG dry goods clerk OF the South
Side will be married the last part OF this
week.
COMPLAINTS are still made OF school
books being sold at rates above the con-
tract prices.
Council, last night, sat down on the
proposition to paste posters on the City
Building wall.
LOVERS retreat, in the North End,
has been totally desolated by the cool
weather Of the past few days.
The heaters at the Court House were
brought into requisition, yesterday, and
were by no means uncomfortable.
The Board Of Equalization ''congratu-
lates Council in the diminution OF the
number of she-dogs in the city"
The new sewer in Alley 10 is rapidly
approaching completion, and will be
a great relief to that section OF the city.
MEYERS orchestra has been engaged
for a select party to be held at the City
Clerks residence, Mr.. Alex. Updegrat
The new fence for the city building
yard is ready, and will be put in posi-
ton as soon as the vines OF the hanging
garden are removed.
THE North End boat club will
give a grand ball, at an early day, for
the purpose of raising funds for the pur-
pose OF defraying the expenses OF a boat
house.
THg residence of Mr.. Sharp, at Kirk
wood, contained a brilliant company
last evening, among whom were several
from this city. Music was furnished by
COckayne.
LAST evening, Mr.. b. G. Umphry, OF
st. Clairsville, surprised us with pres,
ent of some fine specimens OF pears and
apples from his orchard. He Tlll have
them for sale in market this morning.
4 MILK wagon belonging to man
named Hinton, went over the creek
bank on the Peninsula yesterday morn
ING and mashed to splinters. 1t was
quite new and will be severe loss to
its owners.
ABOUT thirty five couples rendered
Miss Polly Appel, OF Cleveland, a sur
prise last evening. They proceeded to
the Beethoven Hall, headed by Myers
orchestra, had a magnificent time and
good supper.
OFFICER DAVIS last evening arrested
Molly Mclaughlin, and two men, klevls
and Crupp. lie struck them in alump,
when they scattered and he was com
PEELED 10 chase them successfully, which
he did successfully.
The Workingmen's Cooperative Store
Association elected f. McKinly Presi-
dent, and q. u. Murdoch Secretary, after
which they adjourned to Thursday
evening next at :! P. NJ, at Parker Hall.
All signers are invited TO attend.
THE b. 4 o. Railroad Company has
ordered the removal OF the city sand
from its Hempfield square property, and
Street Commissioner Nichols had it
done Yesterday. 1t now lies on the lot
opposite the Atlantic engine house.
Mr.. GOODFELLOw said, in Council last
night, that when persons were allowed
to see prisoners in the lookup, they
might arrange plans for proving an abb,
as had been done in several instances.
What instances does Mr.. GOOdfellow
know?
A NEW oarsman has come to light, and
now the WeiSgerber family can boast
two. The second one is quite small and
very young, and will soon put in a
claim for the light weight championship.
George has not vet taken him on the
water as he is but two days old.
A FARMER, living near Claysville,
claimed that dog belonging
TO his ncighbor had run his
sheep, and going to her house dragged
her out, by the hair, into the yard, and,
returning, threw her daughter over a
stone wall near by. He was arrested
and bailed for the OiienSe.
LAST night the Miller Glee Club was
surprised at their hall to be presented
with a handsome photograph of the ac-
tive members of the club by the ladies
of the South Side. The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. ID. Kull and re-
sponded to by Mr. Miller, the President
Of the club.sThe cymbal player seem to
be the iavorite of all.