Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
SAYINGS AND DoNGs.

terday.
POLICEMAN PRICE is again able to be
on his beat.
TIE Committee on Ordinances IS
called for tonight
FAINT indications OF a change OF
weather were observed last night.
The Belmont factory will shut down
to-day on account of lack OF IRON.
The Justices offices furnished blank
in the matter OF news yesterday.
One deed of trust was admitted to re-
cord yesterday. No deeds IN lee.
STREET COMMISSIONERS NICHOLS hken-
ell Councilman Kimberly to BARRIERS
cat.
The Whitaker iron works shut down
Yesterday on OccOunt OF scarcity oil
water.
BEAR in mind the excursion to-day is
free to all and be at the Capital before :
O'Clock.
JOIN KExNEY has had the weigh scales
at the head OF Seventh street put in COM
plete order.
THE City Democratic Executive Com
mittee met in secret session at the city
building last night.
TIE Crangle block and Paxton prop
erty on Market street are being treated
to fresh dress of paint
SOMETHING is wrong with the gas
light i'm the Capitol clock, even Its con-
sumption of gas has increased.
THE Maennerchor and Harmonic
Singing Societies have been consolidated
under me style of Maennerchor-Har-
monte.
Ar the writing, | a. VI, the sky Is
overcast and looks very much as II the
lOng-wished-ior rain would fall upon
the wrong day.
SOME fine specimens Of wOOd-carving
are on exhibition at the office oil the
County Court; they are the work OF
Frank \. Woods.
PADDY MAHoNY has unearthed
Junior baby walker and it will boom
loudly for the Democracy to-day. 1t Is
now at the Atlantic engine house,
By the falling of the bell at the Top
Mill blast furnace the blocks and tackle
used for hosting were burnedup. They
have been replaced by new ones.
TIE concluding feast Of Tabernacles of
the Israeltes begins this evening. d.
vine service will be had at the Syna-
gogue at $50 p. NJ. and tomorrow at 10
A. NJ.
IL Council, last night, Mr.. Ewing
thought the Telephone Company might
take advantage of the city, II allowed the
right ui way without restriction by ordl-
nance.
TOMMY MEyuNGER, of the First ward,
has lately made some fine improvements
10 his meat store room, papering and
painting il, and will have some fine Tres
Going done ID it.
A PIECE of Maryland granite,
brought from out the Baltimore road,
was on exhibition at the city building
last night. 10 was sent Is sample oil
Belgian block paving.
II any person from here desires to be
given credentials which will cntitle HIM
to representation at the Quincy, Ill.,
River Improvement Convention, let HIM
call ON Mayor Sweeney.
lisa conversation with some OF our
mill men We learn that the two oldest
puddlerS in our State are Capt. Jack
Elliott and VIM. Purcell, 81 They are
both working at the Top MAJ.
Ir is the desire OF the committee hay
ing charge of the arrangements Tor the
excursion 20 Bellare this AFTERNOON, that
all who intend going down will meet AT
the Capital at 80 o'clock sharp.
The work Of pointing the north abut-
ment OF the stone bridge will be com
menced i'm a day or two by Hamilton X
McGrauaghau. 10 will be done on the
bfiOu-cgjJi,,i plan, ify you know what that
means.
ANOTHER Of the MillerGlce Club boys
will hop the twig tomorrow night and
start on the thOrny path OF matrlmony.
The BOYS will assemble to sympathlLe
with him, drink his health and his
brides. and trOt him off handsomely.
OK "Wednesday night Of last week an
unsuccessful attempt was made 70 enter
the residence of John Walton, Esd, 80
MARYLAND street, Island. The thieves
tore OH a shutter in the rear of his resi-
dence. but were scared OHby Mr.. David
Bell. who lives near. Mr.. Walton and
family were absent at the time.
THE water trouble at the Whitaker
iron works did not arise from any want
of wafer al the basin. The latter is lull
and the pipes are drawing well. 1t
seems that the main leading 10 the IRON
works becomes choked occasionally and
requires blowing out. This was done
yesterday, and a relief was experienced.