Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-10
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ONE marriage license was issued BY
Clerk Hook yesterday.
Two dollars and twenty-five cents Is
what some are paying tor cutting ice.
swkgSKY 4 SoS are boring out 9 new
cylinder for Hobbs glass works, South
Side.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday in the County Clerks
Office.
Tux stove filters at the Arlington
Stove Works will resume work TO NOR
row, it is thought.
Amour forty Bellaire Germans came
up to attend the Harmonic Maenner-
Choir ball, last night.
ONE OF Charles Mekown's children, Of
the First ward, was lying very low with
the measles last evening.
A LARGE supply Of casting plaster was
received by the Pottery Company on
the h. 4 o. road yesterday.
SlLAs HAruAwAY, one OF the oldest
and best known nailers at the l.aBelie
mill, died yesterday morning at O'Clock.
Tux gipsies are encamped out east OF
the city aud the woman folks arc reap
ing harvest about the city telling for
tunes.
A LARGE two horse wagon loaded with
stuff for Lancaster's cooper shop broke
down on Market street, near tho ruth
ward market house, Yesterday alter
noon.
JACOB W. GRUBR, the popular Wash
ington Hall jeweler, is having his line
storeroom irescoed by Prayer, When
finished it will be the finest job Of the
kind in the city.
TuR residence OF Mr.. John Lantry, OF
the South Side, contained a brilliant
party Of about forty couples Of our young
folks, last evening, Who enjoyed them
selves to Cockayne's orchestra.
OX Sunday evening Mr.. Robert Cline
had u patent single.trce and also Il
sprrader stolen from his stable, lie
would he much obliged il the person
who took them would return the same.
I.NrrERs uncalled for in the postoilicc
Mt this date: Edward l.. Boyle, Thomas
NJ. Clark, Miss \. Fields, Edward Me-
lAughlin, Thomas Newman, William
simpson.
Ara meeting oi the nail manulactur-
ers nj this city and vicinity, 1t was de-
cidrd 10 await further action IN regard
| to TN advance in the price Of nails until
after the meeting next "Wednesday ut
/ Pittsburgh.
WE were panied yesterday To learn OF
the death of the daughter oi the Rev. W.
II. X. Pix, OF the Wesley Chapel. We
understand that the death was very
sudden one. The family has the SYM
pathy OF the entire community.
TuR Jubilee Singers had such an
overwhelming reception, saturday night
nj the Fourth Street NJ. H. Church, that
I thc ushvrs could not procure satisiactn-
rs seats Tor the audience rs fast rs they
arrived. They promise to be prepared
/ hereafter Tor such emergencies. They
will sing several times IN the city and
vicinity before leaving
YESTERDAY afternoon Officer Miller
was informed that Peter Walt, living
near the Market street bridge, has been
| abusing his wife. Tho officer went to
the house aud found Walt sitting quietly
enough, with brace Of axes lying near.
Not being able to make sight arrest,
the officer procured u warrant and this
morning. ior the second time. Peter will
answer To II charge OF beating his wife.
JuuN Callahan has sent his noted
violin, Betscy Jane, To Boston to have u
new top put on it, made from timber
that did duty as part Of church Tor 2iO
years. Alter he gets it back, he will not
dare play any more dance music. John
is bound To have the best violin in the
country. Kcotd EdglS Mr. Callahan is
we'll known III this city. lie formerly
worked in the South Wheeling Glass
Work and removed to kcota some time
last spring. Ills violin PLAYING has
often been a source OF pleasure To his
friends in this city.