Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-22
NOTE AND COMMENT.
TRIADELPHIA is to have a saloon.

HE 0Ge piuSo III NHS HSNNh'ii az
Eighth wards will receive coats OF paint
to-day.
Ben FRAZIER, who was cut sometime
ago by Mike Burke, was much worse
yesterday.
THE b. so. pay car was in the city
Yesterday, and passed. over the Hemp
field to Washington, Pa.
\ ROLL was broken in the Creek mill
yesterday morning, stopping one oil the
sheet mills temporarily.
ALAEGE party young gentlemen from
this city went up the Big Creek TO Cold
Springs on Sunday, TO visit the clubs IN
camp there.
LARGE quantities Of new hay are now
being sold in this city. The prices paid
are comparatively good and the demand
is also good.
The Wellsburg fair comes of on Tues
dav, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10, IL and Is.
TIE Maynard Rife Club, of this city,
will 20 to Wellsburg on August LIST, TO
compete for gun won by the Wells
burg Club at Pittsburg recently.
CART. JOSEPH YANcY, OF the Sixth
ward. announces himself as candidate
for City Sergeant. This Is the second
one already from that ward for the OIL
flee.
KATE EARMAN, a somewhat distin-
guished female of this city, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon by Officer Altmeyer
for raising disturbance in East Wheel
ing.
The Pittsburgh Southern now makes
the trips over it in halt-hour less time
than formerly, still making close con-
nections with the liempiield for this
city.
HENRY SEvEWNG, formerly proprietor
Of the billiard rooms in this city, will
leave i'm a few DAYS for Colorado with
his family for the purpose OF locating
there.
TIE Board OF Equalization and APP
pcals. are busily engaged in their labors
at the City Building. 1t is thought that
they will finish the latter part OF this
week.
SUPERINTENDENT NIKE LoFTCS, OF the
Citizens Street Railway, had gang oi
men employed last night in raising AMI
putting in new turn table in front OF
this office.
An awning on the old Smith Brewery,
on Chapline and Seventeenth streets,
has become partially detached and
threatens t. iall at any time. 1t should
be attended TO.
4 CAMP meeting, under the auspices
of the colored NJ f.. Church of Stcuben-
vile, will be held ut Town Rock, COM
menciug August 9th and continuing un-
Ill August 18th.
THE Committee on Streets and Alloys
met at the city building, yesterday even
ing, toexamine bids and award contracts
Tor cleaning the streets and alleys under
the new order OF things.
The Nail City Fishing Club that left
this city, yesterday, Tor Suffers Land
ing, had only got as far as Moundsville
ia their floating boat last night. They
expect 10 be gone six weeks.
APAErY OF young folks from West
Liberty, Valley Grove, Triadclphia and
Elm Grove enjoyed themselves at Horn
brooks Park last night. I. T. Cockayne
assisted with his "Orpheans.
OFFICER ST. MYERS found a lone one
wandering around on Main street late
lastnight. iuquiring for Allegheny City.
lie took him up to the lookup, and
General Wallace showed him where II
was.
BELuoNr county had l,lO7 births and
I,-s lagf "A a ~
Estimating the immigration and emf
grafton at a stand oil, at tins rate Bel
mont will have population OF lIOOO
in 1850.
SroErsNEN from this city to Pcnnsyl-
vania should remember that the game
law OF that State is yet in operation, and
that any iniractiOnS are watched and
punished by the Sportmen's Club oil
that State.
OUR attention has been called to the
presence of Il crowd OF young men who
nightly assemble on the corners OF
Twcntv-third and Chaplinc and Twenty
fourth and Chapline to the annoyance
OF passcrs-by.
YE watcrnclon crop has got mp
From quiet winter Slumbc~,
And Gates ON the stage OF life
successor 10 cucumber.
lie Is u green and ScCdy cove,
Well read ON close inspection;
And always leaves his loving iricUd,
With painful recollection.
THE members OF Company \, q. y.
c., held q meeting at the armory in
Steubtnvillc, Saturday evening, and by
a unanimous vote decided that they
should hereafter be known as the
Baron Rifles, as a compliment to their
late Colonel, G.. :. :. Baron, OF Bellaire.
Col. HCGH STERLING, Postmaster at
this city, is in receipt OF a letter from
Brooklyn, y. y, asking for information
rs 10 the advantages this state offers to
immigrants, and the facilities for set
Ting. The letter stated that a large
number from that city contemplated re-
moving To- SOnb Southern State, and
that this one is iavOrahly considered.
LAST week Michael Humble, of Steu-
benville, advertised that his wife was
not To be- trusted. Now, true to his
name. ne makes it known that It was
uncalled for entirely on the part OF Belle
Humble. my wife; that | was under the
influence of liquor at the time | caused
its insertion in the paper, and that |
was altogether to blame in the matter