Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
SAYINGS AND DoINGs.

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paved.
WE have arranged for good rain for
/ to-day or tomorrow. Rlvermen Will
/ take notice.
The dust, yesterday, was terrible,
making horse car excursions anything
but pleasant.
SoaE of the churches will adopt WIN
ter hours tomorrow, 1. G., evening ser
vice at P. NJ.
The race between Hermit, Jr." and
Hunter" comes off at the Fair Ground
this afternoon.
PROFs. HERRMANN and Armstrong are
preparing for something, but Just what
it is they will not tell.
The railroad case was not yet decided
yesterday, by Judge Boyd, as was eX'
pected, but will be on Monday.
lis about time the Wheeling Fe-
male College was coming to the front
with an entertainment OF some kind.
Nor a Justice in the city but one had
a State case yesterday. though most OF
them reported civil business as very
good.
SEVERAL OF our manufacturing instl-
tutions gave out gold coin at their last
pay day. The hinge factory was among
these.
THR amusement season is booming.
Already, and during this hot weather,
no less than four concerts have been
given.
Ir seems as though murderers of late
have made Wheeling their objective
point Of flight. Wegiye them warm re-
ceptions.
THE alleys leading past the REGISTER
and htsligencer offices have been re-
graded and paved, and the improve
ment is marked.
The Golf Guards will parade this
evening, leaving the armOry at $50
o'clock. They form a crack company,
and their evOlutiOns will be observed
with interest.
AT the beginning of this fiscal year a
new set Of duplicate receipts went into
use at the State Treasurer's office. They
are larger, more convenient and IN ev-
cry way more desirable.
DEPUTY SHERIFF HAYES, OF Gilmer
county, brought two cOnyicts to the
penitentiary yesterday. They were
brothers, named Murphy, and were SEN
fenced for two years each, Tor horse
stealing.
IL the oats bin at the United engine
house, rat has been imprisoned for a
month, living on oats and corn, without
water. \ lively chase takes place every
4 -
the search is vain.
Mr.. FRANK BASsETT, a formerly we'll
known organist Of this city, but now OF
Cleveland, broke his LETT arm recently
while getting into carriage. On last
Sunday he played the organ with one
hand and the pedals.
\ son Of p. Dobler, on the corner OF
Chaplne and Tenth streets, shot himself
in the nose yesterday afternoon. He
had taken gun upon the porch and
was examining it, when it was dis
charged, resulting as above.
A LARGE party was given, last even
ing, by James Maxwell, Esq, 10 his
daughters. Misses Sallie and Minnie.
Most Of the invited guests were MEM
bers of the German, and that popular
dance occupied the larger portion OF the
evening.
ABOUT two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, little boy, named Mahlor, was
hurt while stealing a street car ride. He
was on the rear platform OF 4 car cross
inc the Market street bridge, and upon
being discovered by the driver, jumped
oil, falling upon his head and badly
bruising it.
EDWARD EDWARDS, William Morrison
and Henry Workmaster were before
Justice Bulger on charge of commit
ting violence against the property of the
Whitaker Iron Company, by rolling a
stone down Chapline hill and into the
office of said company. They were each
held in the sum OF SO to keep the
peace for six months.
NIGHr before last Constable ElwOOd
Martin made a levy at the residence OF
Harriet Wilson, COlored, on the hillside
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
and among other articles discovered a
lot OF silver spoons marked "Stamm
House." presumably stolen. They were
taken To the office Of Justice Philips, and
WILL be returned to their owner.
The marriage Of :. Quigley Hamilton
and Ella X. Heburn took place at the
residence Of the brides parents, on
Gravel Hill, Bellaire, yesterday evening.
The bride was dressed in a costume that
was on exhibition at the Stcubcnyiile
Loan Exhibition. IL was cream silk
satin, brocaded and plain, with orange
blossoms and whits yell.-NsUbsHrdle
GI,si,s.
ABOUT one O'Clock this morning
Waterman Bob Junkins and a gentle
man from New York, 10y the name OIL
J. Limburger, passed the store OF
O'Kauc 4 Deyine, on Main street, and
discovered a case of halfa dozen pairs OF
boot standing in the door. The former
took charge Of and carried them % Joe
Beuters saloon. Perhaps they do not
belong to the above firm but this morn
ing will decide.
A VERY enjoyable social was given,
last night, at the residence OF Mr.. John
ROemer, i'm honor of Misses LOttic Mer-
riam and Flora Schneider, and NleSsrs.
:. :. Miller and Will Heller, OF Akron.
About a dozen couples were present and
a pleasant evening was passed IN social
enjoyment. The ladies mentioned above
leave for Washington, Pa, on Monday,
To- become the guests OF Mrs. George
Miller, and the gentlemen return to
Akron to-day.
\ DAY or two ago, the stock holders of
the Catholic cemetery AZ Manchester
held a meeting at the ~. Alphonsus
churchand elected the following officers:
VIM. Foose, President, John Foose,
Secretary, and y. Roth, Treasurer.
Subscription has been and is now in
progress for the purpose of raising
funds To defray the expenses of build
ING picket fence about the cemetery.
The contract has been let to Louis
Weitzrl rs the lowest and best bidder.
Personal.