Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-16
NUTSHELL NOTES.

The Supreme Court met yesterday.
PAYDAY at the Crescent mill to-day.
OSE deed of trust was recorded yes
terday.
: LEWIS KocK. OF Bridgeport, will soon
be entirely we'll.
THK Young Mems Democratic Club
held an important business meeting
last night.
The Gssworks and Hinge Factory
men receive their cash to-day.
The La Belle mill and Central glass
works paid of their hands yesterday.
ONE marriage license was issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday afternoon.
THERE will be an adjourned meeting
of the Library Association stockholders
on Monday evening. Viii anything be
done?
A STRAW vote was taken on the east
bound train, Yesterday morning, and
resulted % follows: Hancock, ll6; Gar
field, %.
The canxon that was being fired Oh
Yesterday afternoon was worked by
some enthusiastic Republicans OF the
Eighth ward
The Eighth ward Democratic club
will parade that part Of the city to-day,
in or Ter to jub late over the State and
Ohio county.
SwEEyaY & Son Yesterday cast a new
cylinder, 10 replace cracked one on
the st, amer John A. Wood, one Of the
largest and finest tow boats on the upper
Ohio.
Miss THERESA HELLER was the fortu'
nate winner OF the gold watch, voted ioI
by the Catholic Parish Schools. She
procured sl96 to SIPS by her opponent
Mss McEntes.
Lou BRADFoRD, the man who had his
arm SO badly crushed while coupling
cars in the Pewiky yard, Thursday eve
ming, had the member ampstated at the
Hospital, Yesterday,
Til. passenger traffic on the Pennsyl
MIA and = G. & st. J.. roads is so great al
presen. tna. the 2. w. & Ny, is pressed
ior cars, This is good sign OF the
prosperity OF the roads.
The First Branch, while waiting Tor
quorum last night, was convulsed with
laughter, by having Kaiser Schultze r.
late his experience Tuesday night whiit
waiting for the election returns.
YESTERDAY morning DIR. Pipes re
moved piece OF steel IRON the eye Of
Jacob S,rover. of Benwood. The piece
had inst under the eye ball, and
had been naming him for q long time.
BECAUSE Tom Perkins and jeff. Davis
happen TO be Democrats, they too must
suffer from the malignant abuse oil The
undignified Iatsitigenoer. In this tho
way the late candidate woIEs OIL his dis
appointment?
THE Liederkranz Singing Society, al
its meeting last night. elected the TO-
lowing officers: rr silent, NJ. Sender
man; Vice President, r. Gersting; Sec
retary; Treasurer, l.. Steinriegel; Difec
tor, Prof. l.. Naas.
SQUIRE SCuULlzx was appealed to yes
terd.y to quiet a rumpus between two
women of the Indeps II lent Republic o
|. Richie, WHO got to discussing politics
and acted worse than their husbands
could possibly do.
A DAY or two ago singular accident
happened on the creek bank opposite
the Creek Mill. A horse and cart rolled
down the bank a distance OF forty
feet, but strange to say, no damage was
done beyond a few bruises to the horse
LOUIS HILDEBIAND had the second
finger of his lett hand torn off by get
ting it into some OF the machinery at the
Hinge factory, Yesterday afternoon
The accident produced very asgrdvat'
ing and painful wound. DIR. Wunder'
Itch attended to the injury.
CHARLIE BOYD, a little six-year.old
son OF Hugh BOYD, residing near Elm
Grove, was playing by himself day oil
two ago, and had also pair OF scissor;
i'm his hand. While running around
the house, he fell down and run the
scissors into his side, inflicting very
severe wound, aud missing his heart by
a fraction of an inch. DIR. Cracratt at
tended HIM.
SEVERAL weeks ago the Commissioners
of the Gas Bonds found that they had
all been paid but two, and according to
the ordinance that issued these two
missing ones, they also should be paid,
Whoever had them did not come for.
ward, aud various conjectnres were
made as TO where they were. Since al
vertising one OF them has been found
II was in the possession OF Capt. Charlie