Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-23

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THE North End Greenback club enter.
tanned its friends last night, at Thai
mans Hall. Cockayne spelled.
TIE Young Mems Democratic Club
expects to 20 to Claysyilie on Tuesday
next. and to Washington on Thursday.
RADICALS who bet against a clear ma
io.iiy OF 5000 for Jackson over both
Sturgiss and French, will be Out OF
IOcket.
A DRUNKEN bum by the name OF Tom
Ritcnie was hauled in by Officer Miller,
Yesterday afternoon, for raising general
disturbance.
THERE will be large surprise party
in East Wheeling, on Monday night, at
which T. Tommy Cocsaync will brandt
ish the bow.
The Radicals expect five hundred peo-
pie from Pittsburgh, to-day, II they are
fortunate. The weather 'oJks anything
5ut favorable.
MAYrg's orchestra p!ayel Tor a select
and private hop given az Assembly Hall
Abou. twenty eoupln were present and
a pleasant time was spent.
WHGN a candidate demands recount,
he should be made to give bond condl-
;iOnod inr the payment oil the costs,
provided the recount does not increase
siS vote.
OFFICIAL returns from several West
Virginia counties Will slightly change
the iyures given IN our table 9 lew days
ago. The changes viii generally iavor
Jackson.
COMPLAINT is made OF the condition OF
the gutter on the east slie OF Market
street, above Sixth. Persons living near
there desire the attention OF the street
Commissioner 10 IL.
JUDGEs OF elections should count the
ballots "a the law directs and there
would not certain troubles arise. The
ballots should be taken from the box
and counted one by one.
LAST evening a slight blaze vas dis
covered in the front part o: Schma:i-
natz's Gle ming establishment on Market
street, near the bridge. Ii was exiin.
yuIshed before an alarm was scntin.
THERE is a good demand for the large
quantities OF hav brought daily to our
city market. Hay came down very rap
idly YES .eriay morning-a wagon broke
down on Main street at Jonathan Raw
inc.
\ LATE Republican candidate for a
State office remarked, recently: "Oh,
| don't care; didn't expect to be elect
ed. But | feel mighty sorry for George
Sturylss He expected To be elected,
and is all broken up over 1t.
TELL il not in Gath and proclaim l.
not in the streets Of Askalon, but II is
rumOrcd tia, the Antiques are pre-
pairing Tor German 10 be gwen ut their
old hall on Main street next Tuesday
evening. So il seems they ATE not dead
alter all.
Miss THoBvRv, a returned missionary
from India will talk 10 the young ladies
Of Wheeling this afternoon, AT .? O'Clock.
in the Lecture Room OF the Fourth
Stree; Church. We would urge every
Young lazy in the city to hear Miss
IhOburn.
'SQrIsE SCHULrzE issIed warrant
yesterday for party named Brown, on
complaint of a youn: LADY named Mil.
Ter living up Caldwels Run. Brown
had been breaking furni'ure and win
dows. The constab,es Looked sharp for
him, but as they could no, find hun, 1t
is supposed that he skipped Tor Ohio.
LAST evening there was a very pleas
ant time al the home of Miss Caroline
Roth, on South street, who entertained
in a very agreeable manner about forty
ni her friends. The affair was gotten up
by Misses Katie, Minnie and Annie
Manner, Nettie Maroch and Minnie
Welty, and was a gratifying success.
PRoF. HERMAN ScHoCKEY, of the
Eighth ward, celebrated his twenty
fourth birthday, Yesterday, and last
evening the choir Of the 81. Paul
Caurch, OF which he is oyganist, serena
ded him and presented him with a
handsome gold pen and pencil. The
Professor is genial favorite with all
that knew him.
TIE Hancock AMI English cub OF the
f. .hth ward is surely favored CLUB.
They have already received flag from
tie ladies' Of that ward and now they
G;c ordered to meet 10 night at 6 O'CLOCK
iE fall uniform and with torches for the
purtose of receiving a banner from tie
ia.l!ps Gnd afterwards they will parade
a5ou, the streets OF that locality.
Cor. JONI BORING, the Fourth ward
SAGE. has for some time past had quar-
re!some and bad tenant in the person Of
Jennie Lowe, residing in alley IA. He
has notified her time and time again 10
leave and she left not. On Thursday he
again mate request that she change
her lpcci,, and in return received
a shower OF abuse on his venerable head
that was simply awful. About supper
tine, Jennie, her lsige lord, and a
bosr,ier bad family row, and that de-
cided the Colonel. He complained 10
the police. ami at midnight Shorts and
WILCOX sailed forth and arrested the
raInpsgeouS Jennie. In police court she
was lined 80 and costs Tor the fun, and
then Constable Love waltzed her before
Justice Bulger. where the case was COM
promised b. her PAVING the costs and