Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-24
NUTSHELL NOTES.

IT takes Charlie Weitzell to do the
honors OF the Capitol. when an excur-
sion party comes about.
The Reibold-Welty breach oil the
peace case before Justice Philips, was
postponed until to-day.
Sr. MATTHEW'S mission school will
picnic at Judge Barton's grove on the
I. V. road on Wednesday.
PETER SMITH was sent TO Jail by JUS
ticeJ. r. Miller. Petergot drunk, raised
a disturbance, and his vile complaint d
about il.
Mr.. FREEZE is the name o: the indi-
yidual who did the carpenter work oil
the belfrey OF the Church OF the I'M
maculate conception.
LETTERS remaining in Postotiice un-
claimed, August "a: J. +. Johnston,
Thomas +. List, Samuel Nelson, Jas.
Pollock, Jas. NJ. Tanner, A. NJ. Wins
per.
MHs. MISoN, OF South Wheelin, yes.
! terday swore out 4 warrant before
'Souire Mix for the arrest OF VIM. kel-
", charging him with disorderly con-
duct.
The entertainment which was TO have
been given by the Junior Tent OF Rech-
abites has been postponed until the
middle OF next month, owing TO the hot
weather.
The Maennerchor Singing Society
have a picnic at Ferry Glen, short dis
lance this side OF Steubenville, next
Thursday. The society goes up on the
Pewikv road.
Miss ANNIE JORDAN and Miss Belle
McCabe received number OF their
young friends at the hons" al the form, r
on Chapline street last rN"'ingin veiy
pleasant manner.
A CONCERT is being agitu,-i in good
style Dv several OF our local talents, 10
be given in the Opera House, tnr att, +
part OF next month, for the benefit Of
prominent musicians.
THE Greenbackers are making grand
preparation for their meeting at the
Fourth ward pole, this week, when
Randall will crate and Lurton sing, al
ter the Moody and Sankey plan.
LAST night Constable Love was look.
ing ior the participants in the knife and
dish alIray, given in detail in another
column. He did not find them, how
ever, and Justice Colonel Mill was
euchrrd out of a case.
ALL oil soldiers and sailors in this
civ, who intend being at the Parkers.
burg Reunion, are earnestly requested
To meet at tie NeTS Letter office to-
nigh, to make arrangements and APP
point necessary committees.
YESTERDAY afternoon az the office OF
the County Clerk, Robert \. Britt was
qualified as executor OF the last will and
testament Of Joseph Britt, deceased.
Bond, $1,000. with Thomas Il. Britt and
Emma &. Britt as suretics.
THE amateur regatta to he given by
the Leasure boat club will he rowed
over the lower course, between the
hours OF iOur and five o'clock. Any
club in the vicinity MAY enter 4 man,
provided they sign the articles.
WARRANTS were issued by Justice
Caldwell Yesterday afternoon Tor Charles
Rohm ami Charles Myers, tine parties
who robbed, on Saturday afternoon, the
residences OF K. $. and J. G. Sample.
The cases will he examined as soon as
possible.
Mrs. AHHoyY was before Squire Mix
Yesterday on 4 charge OF disorderly con.
duct. She was placed under bonds Of
500 To keep the peace Tor year, but
failing to furnish the same WAS commit
ted to Jail, an act that Elizabeth submit
fol o., NTH a had t,r1cn
The residents OF East Wheeling ATE at
last happy. 4 CRATE trap has been
placed in the centre OF the Wheeling X
Elm Grove railway track at the corner OF
Sixteenth and Jacob streets. Now,
when it rains, the Inhabitants will not
swim or go around the block.
\ NOTICE has been posted in the
Auditors office. warning al. u keep
outside the railing, as the clerks must
not be bothered. When an L,i'Higen"'r
tiend came around Yesterday ami care.
lessly sauntcrel behind, the card was
pointed out To him a. something new.
lie had an immediate engagement else
where.
ABOUT noon yesterday two horses Al.
tached to buggy became frightened at
a street car, on McCoi!och street, near
the glass house. The occupants, two
Young boys, might have been seriously
hurt, had not two men stopped the run
away team. The only damage done,
was broken wheel. No names could
he ascertalned.
YESTERDAY afternoon, as the towboat
Benwood was passing the Sisters, on her
down trip, a cylinder head blew outand
struck the engineer, Geo. Anshu,z,
breaking both legs and otherwise
seriously injuring HIM. The boat drew
up at the wharf and DR.. Frissell was
sent for. He reduced the fractures and
dressed the other wounds, after which
the injured man Was conveyed TO the
hospital.
MEssRs. J. G. Orr d Go. have the
thanks OF this office Tor two large Chro
mos OF the next President and Vice
President OF this country, General Win.
field S. Hancock and Hon. VIM. II.
English. The pictures are nicely col
ored, are very large and are well adapt
ed for being used as transparencies
Another thing in their favor is their
cheapness. Clubs should provide
themselves.
PERSONAL POINTS,,