Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The rain has grown to be an old song.
The sky has apparently cleared for a
season.
The Deutsshe ZSit,ng will appear in a
new dress this week.
The NeUs Letter comes out advocating
the establishment of a wOrk-hOuse.
Two liquor men were arrested yester-
day for violations of the city liquor law.
Tomorrow will be a field-day in the
Police Court, as twenty-one cases have
been booked.
The South End promises "sweetly
scented sensation same time sOOn.' 80
a constable says.
THE ladies of st. Matthews Church
will give lawn party, on Wednesday
evening, at Zane's orchard.
The machinery of the new Parkers-
burg packet was tried yesterday morn
ing and gave complete satisfaction.
MRs. GEORGE CHAMBERs, of Steuben-
vile. is now visiting at the residence 81
Thomas Chambers, North Wheeling.
THE directors of the Crescent mill in
tend erecting more furnaces at their mill,
and will do away entirely with night
work.
A NOTICE posted on the north end OF
the Fifth ward market, informs the
public that no market will be held on
the Fourth.
THE regular meeting of the Board of
Commissioners will be held on to-day
week, and the various committees meet
during this week.
A CoUNTRYMAN went into Moenke-
moeller's drug store, on Saturday, and
drank eight glasses of soda water at
sitting, which was pretty fair for
greener.
J.C. MCCoRD, one of the participants
i'm the late trouble at Glen's Run, was
examined by Squire Miller on Saturday
and bonded in the sum OF 500 to keep
the peace.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to Mr..
John Kenny, of the First ward, got loose
i'm his stable on last Saturday evening
and eat about bushel OF oats, but is
now out of danger.
A REPORT from the vicinity OF West
AltNullutI SldlCo lllell q oNNNiN nan SUI III
visited that section on Friday evening
and damaged considerably the grain and
small ,rult.
GEORGE JONES and Frank Morgan
were detected rObbing the bakery OF
Joseph Schatfer, on the Island, about II
o'clock on Saturday night. They were
arrested, and will appear at the Police
TDurt thiS nnOrninO
Tms morning, at two o'clock, Mars
and Saturn seemed but a hairs breadth
apart and presented an interesting spec
tacle. They will be in conjunction this
afternoon. Jupiter is slowly edging
toward the west and will soon become
the evening star.
BEN. FRAZIER is still lying in the same
critical condition, the scales OF his life
apparently hanging in the balance. 1t
is understood that an effort will be
made to have an examination OF Mickey
Burke for the purpose of endeavoring to
nave him released on bail.
REV. LEWIS Hay, of Allegheny City,
Pa, preached yesterday morning and
evening ut the English Lutheran
Church, to large audiences. In the
morning the reverend gentleman dis
coursed upon the theme, Respectable
Sin" and in the evening "Our Nations
Trouble"
Two men, severally named Bero and
Schafer, had a dispute on the fair
grounds on Saturday over foot race, in
the course of which the former let drive
with his left bunch of fiYes and catching
the latter in the right optic, sent him to
grass. The crowd separated them and
the mill closed with only one round.
The participants were arrested by Officer
Lee Yesterday.