Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-02
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.
Has August returnedP

HAS ANAhoN
PAY DAY to-day at the hinge factory.
TIE fiscal year OF the State began yes
terday.
Two marriage licenses were issued by
Clerk Hook, yesterday.
The Starlight Social gives a dance in
in South Wheeling tomorrow night.
The new building being erected by
DIR. Reeves, is almost ready for the brick
work.
A SMALL boy fight occurred on Market
street, near Eleventh, yesterday alter
noon.
OFFICER PRICE is still confined to his
room by the blow on his leg, received
last week.
A LUNArIc in Jail makes it pleasant
these days for persons in the rear oil
Blackstone Row.
A MEETING of Council is talked OF for
Friday night, and will be all talk, even
il il takes place.
The entire north abutment OF the
stone bridge is to be pointed on the
bStOR-cDigRsi plan.
WoREMEN are engaged in putting up
the poles for the Western Union line
from here 20 the Pennsylvania line.
Two men named BrObson and Null
row were burnt, mt the Belmont mill,
on Tuesday, by the explosion OF tap.
The commissions for the officers OF
the new Parkersburg militia company
were signed by the Governor, yesterday
Ir is more than the fortitude OF the
average Young man can bear to suddenly
come upon the Seminary girls out Tor a
walk.
THE various committees of the Board
of Commissioners will meet at their
chamber between this and the end OF
the week.
A VALUABLE COW belonging to George
Axle was killed on Tuesday evening,
under the suspension bridge, by the p,
W. 4 Ky. railroad.
The swelling Ohio is in a most dilapi-
dated state just now, being little more
than a large tear, shed in pity at its own
forlOrn condition.
A MAN named Crystal, and woman
known as Cassie Dow, were pulled IN
for street walking, last night, by Officers
Davis and Mahoney.
THE "OhiO County Veterans" are
called 10 meet this evening ut the Me
Lure House banquet room, and full
attendance is desired.
SPoRrsuEN are anxiOusly awaiting the
18th oithis month, when the game law
will allow them an opportunity OF blow
ing some fellows head off.
A JUSTICE remarked yesterday that he
did not remember time when civil
business was as quiet. The entire fra
ternity took a holiday yesterday.
ONE OF our young Wheeling BARRIERS
goes West in a couple weeks. He will
stop al Kansas City, going thence to
Denver, where he will make his home.
The Twelfth street sewer rests inQuiet.
The contract has not yet been awarded,
but will, probably AT the first meeting OF
Council, be gwen to Hamilton 4 Nc
Granaghan.
A YOUNG man named James Mahony
was struck i'm the face with a wrench,
M the Belmont mill, Yesterday morning.
lie was standing behind mailer who
was working with his machine, when
the wrench slipped, and striking Ma
hony below the eye, inflicted a severe
cut.
4 NEW literary society was organized
TUESDAY evening at Walther's Hall, on
the South Side. The majority Of the
members formerly were connected with
the W. y. Merit. The society has
elected the following gentlemen as otii-
GERS: James Bodley, President; Samuel
Boyce, Vice-President; Homer Stout,
Secretary; Homer Bodley, Treasurer;
Samuel Boyce, Critic; MeSsrs. Hennig,
Reppetto and Emblem, Committee on
WAYS and Means. Ii is called the j. G.
Whittier Literary Society.