Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-12
NOTE AND COMMENT.
PLEASANT weather.

PLEASANT weather.
THE City Solons will assemble to-
night.
The 'Squires are having quiet time
OF it.
ONE deed of trust was yesterday adj
mitted 10 record.
HENRY La:FFLER died Yesterday MORN
ing, but the widow peddled milk all the
same.
THE week opened well with marriage
licenses, two having been granted yes
terday.
THE hunting season is open and our
Nimrods are laying in supplies OF am
munition.
The identure OF Lena Fetterman to
Henry Claus was yesterday confirmed
by the Board of Commissioners.
THE next term of the County Court
begins i'm September, and the Circuit
Court will not convene until October.
The crowd thatwill attend the boat
race on next Saturday will be fully as
large as was in the city on Decoration
day.
\ PLEASANT picnic viii be given by st.
Mathews Sunday school at Mahan's
Grove, p. W. & Ky. road, on Thursday
next
THERE are two fiedgelings in Black
stone row who can discount Munchau-
sen in relating their remarkable adven-
lures.
ANOTHER sky parlor concert will be
given by Chris. Siebke tomorrow night.
Niewig's band has been secured for the
occasion.
YESTERDAY morning at 8 o'clock,
Frank w. Budke, the merchant tailor,
died st his residence on the Island, oil
congestion of the brain.
A YOUNG son OF George st. Meyers,
North End, was badly injured about the
feet. Yesterday, by falling under pas
sing wagon. Harry is his name.
A CORRESPONDENT wants to know why
one of the directors of Mt. Wood Gem
etery allows his barn yard fowls to run
about in the graveyard. Give 1t up.
OFFICER MILLER last night arrested
two men, charged with raising row IN
East Wheeling and kicking in the win
dows of the residence OF Mrs. Kaltzlau.
WHEN the Board Of Commissioners
adjourned from dinner at Martins,
| Uncle Bill Schultz found his pockets
filled with napkins, stuffed there by q
joker.
WE have received an invitation to be
present at the ball and banquet with
which the Golf Guards celebrate their
second anniversary at Washington Hall,
on Friday next.
An itinerant retailer of patent medi-
cine attracted large audience TO the
Athenaum lot, last night, by appearing
| i'm n clowns dress and singing number
/ of popular ballads.
TIE case against Ben Jackson, col
ored. charged with abusing Mary John
son. also cOlOred, was heard by Squire
Philips yesterday morning and dis
missed at Mary's cost.
LAST Saturday afternoon as Mrs,
Braust, who resides on Market street,
above Sixth street, was visiting a neigh
bors, she tainted at the head of the
SlalES anu lcil W NliC bONtOhij W "iSAHe
herself badly.
MRs. At GARDEN, of North Wheel.
ing. has a callahan leaf in her flower
| garden which cannot be beaten for size
i'm Ohio county. 1t is fOrty-One and
half inches long and thirty-nine wide,
| Who can beat 1t?
As the County Commissioners were
Yesterday getting in their work as a re-
| turning board on the school election,
| slight differences would occur and eX-
| carnations 10 this effect would be heard
"Bet you the beer Pm right
4 GRAND picnic for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church at Washington, Pa,
will be held at Shirts Grove, on the 23d OF
this month. A large delegation will
be- in attendance from Pittsburgh and
our city. T. T. Cockayne's band will 60
up to play.
LAST Saturday night after every one
had left HornbrOOk's park, an attempt
was made to break into the refreshment
building. Had they succeeded in gain
ING an entrance they would have met
with a warm reception, as they were
being watched by the party in charge.
FRANK BARR, son of George Barr, at
the head of Fourteenth street, had a
cash cut in his right leg, three inches in
length, yesterday afternoon. lie was
PLAYING with sOrle companions at the
corner of Fifteenth and Wood streets,
when the cap Of an iron fence fell on
him and inflicted the wound.