Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.
HALLsw Fen tonight.

BOARD Of Commissioners on Monday.
One marriage license was granted jas
terday,
The County Court now meets and ad-
journs from day to day.
The soap man is again around, and is
working on the windows.
CHARLES ZoEcKLER, OF Fulton, is hav-
ing his residence reprinted inside and
out.
The boys in the lower mills say the
boom will reach them on next Saturday
payday.
NINE is the highest number OF con-
secutive balls pOcketed in Helmbrights
cue contest.
\ BOY named Stevens had finger
clipped of at Armstrong, Coen & Co. s
mill, yesterday.
JOHN FENDr, of this county, brought
some fine porkers to this city, yesterday,
for one of our butchers.
"BEEFALo Bull" will deliver his war
whoOp and sport his hyacinthine locks
at the Opera House soon.
THE work of clearing out the old
Wheat tannery is now progressing, pre-
paratory to Transforming it into pot
terry.
JOHN OLIVER, who is considered one
OF the best engineers above the Falls,
has Just completed the repairing OF the
machinery on the new Diurnal.
The moon rose full, last night, the
second time this month she has done so.
Her regular allowance Is once month,
but this time she has Overstepped it.
OSE OF our sportsmen went out hunt,
ing for squirrels Yesterday. He says he
shot five and drove twenty-five into the
city, but could not tell where they went.
The plasterers and whitewashers have
about completed the repairs to the Sec
Ond ward market house, and the work
from all the contractors is considered
good.
YESTERDAY afternoon a hay wagon
overturned at the corner OF Wood and
Sixteenth streets. 1t was owned by a
man named Green. No references to
illusions.
WATER is now so scarce along the
line of the b. 4 o. r. r. that trains were
DELAYED between here and Baltimore on
account of the inability to procure
enough for the engines.
An individual went into one of our
saloons on Market street, yesterday
morning, for his lunch. Not having any
change. the proprietor gave him the
bounce and made boom OF him.
As farmer was driving a two-hOrse
team down Market street, yesterday,
loaded with wheat, one of the hind
Sheels of the wagon dropped off near
Eighth street. No bad language was in
dulged in.
LAST evening a large surprise party
accompanied by COckayne's orchestra,
visited the residence OF Mr.. John Ian
try, Ritchietown, and passed a most de-
lightful evening. Some twenty couples
participated.
WM. IL. SEyERlNG, who is employed
at Armstrong, COen * Co.'S planning mill,
sends communication desiring 1t stated
that he is not the man who was before
the police court on Wednesday. To
please him, We do so.
ABOUT two o'clock yesterday morning,
the CITY Sergeant found horse roam
ing about, unbridled and unhaltered, at
the bridge corner. 1t was stabbed and
claimed yesterday, by Mr.. Armstrong,
OF Armstrong COen * Co.
LAST evening some twenty couples
went TO the residence OF August Helm
berger, at Roney's Point, and enjoyed
themselves dancing to the music of I. L.
COckayne's orchestra. At II o'clock
August gave the party a supper which
consisted of all the delicacies of the sea-
son.
HENRY OTTO, the butcher, presented
the Mcclure House saloon with juicy
Young porker, yesterday, and last night
it was served up for friends. Thanked
by salads, soups, meats, &c, &c, it made
a tempting array. The genial Phil.
Duffy presided and made it pleasant for
all who called.
Mr.. BARR, ESQ, sheriff of Calhoun
county, and George w. SilcOtt, Esq,
were in the city, yesterday. They left
at Moundsvile, on their way up, man
named j. w. Lively, whose otiense was
too much marrying. He will have one
year in Mounsville in which to reflect
upon the subject of matrimOny.
Is the report of the coal miners
meeting in Yesterday mornings REGIS.
TER. the following occurred: "Cham-
berS men came out to-day (Wednes-
day. J" Mr.. Chambers informs us that
the meeting was wrongly informed.
His men have not been out, nor
have they talked of coming out or had
occasion to do so, as he advanced their
wages u week ago.