Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-25
NUTSHELL NOTES.


being pushed alcng.
A NICE upright piano for rent at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
The small boy notes. with Ileasure,
the approach OF Hallow Fen.
Tux Beethoven Singing Society gives
concert and ball at their hall to night.
A COOPER shop is being erected on the
property east OF the old Smith brewery.
The regular meeting Of the \ un2
Mems Democratic Club will be hel TO
night.
TUE McLure House balcony is a
splendid place to watch PROFESSIONS and
flirt with the girls.
A PARTY named RemicS was terribly
pummeled up about the face, near the
postofiice, saturday night.
The marching OF the Young Garfield
ers did not show NJ well by contrast
with that nobby club from Pittsburgh.
Tug members OF the j. q. Whittier
Literary Society will meet tonight at
Peterson's Hall TO reorgahize Tor the sea-
son.
The new green house at the Catholic
cemetery is TO be heated this winter.
The pipes have already arrived Tor that
| purpose.
JAMES McADAMs and his corps OF
painters are engaged in going over the
exterior of the postofice, giving it neat
stone color.
SEVERAL OF the furnaces at the Top
mill have got to be repaired, and the
boilers will be off a day or two this
week in consequence.
SURF. Riddle, OF the water works,
was engaged with force OF hands Sat
urlay in putting new valves IN the
/ lower or South Side well.
The work in every department OF the
.Etna mill will be resumed this morn
Ing. With the exception OF the sheet
mill. everything has been idle since
Wednesday.
LAST Saturday evening. while coun-
| TRUMAN was driving his team up Main
| street, the wheels caught between the
rails OF the street car track, breaking one
| OF the axles.
OxE of the Radical visiting clubs ar
rived early on Saturday, and by evening
were very happy orer their trip, and
they reviewed, but did rot participate
in the procession.
Tue MANY friends OF T. t. Cockavne
will tender him a reception and ball al
the Town Hall, Elm Grove, on Thurs
dav evening, October 2S:h. Ii promises
to be fine affair.
MERCHANTS having freight Tor the C.,
| T. V. Il W. Railroad, should take /: "a
the Belmont landing, on account OF the
low water rendering il such hard work
to reach the wharf.
MEy are occasionally so depravCd as
| to boast Il crime they have committed,
but the 329 crowd OF Saturday Is the
first instance where men were proud oil
the crime OF another man.
THERE was very pleasant surprise
party. last Friday evening, held at the
residence of Frank Falloure, corner
Virginia and Penn streets, in honor OF
Miss Sue Falloure's birthday.
W. L. HUBBARD, Esq, representing
| the T., W. x Nv. road, bought, Satur'
day morning, at the court house, from
| Auctioneer Haller, three lots OF the
Eckhart property, in North Wheeling,
for 1855.
JOHNSON is feeling very bad over the
wreck of all his airy castles, and vents
his spleen accordingly. His numerous
creditors ought 10 be happy, for that
will ASSIST in finding purchaser for the
Leader, YOU know.
We are requested TO announce that a
meeting OF the Methodist Episcopal
| Teachers Association OF this city will he
held at John Babies office this morning
at 10 o'clock. IL is desired that every
member shall be present.
EDWARD SEARIGHT, a cigarmaker re-
siding at 1915 Jacob street, was hit in
the face with a broken brick by some
unknown party, Saturday evening dur.
ING the progress of the procession; and
was badly injured, his nose being mash
elm.
Tie piano recital OF Prof. Carl Herr
mann tomorrow evening promises to be
a great musical treat, a fine programme
being selected. All music.luving people
will no doubt give the Proiessora hearty
support. Tickets now on sale at Lucas
music store.
TIE many friends OF Mr.. Lew. Brad-
ford, who had his arm so badly crushed
some time since while coupling ears in
the yard ci the T., W. Il Ny. road, AMI
was compelled to have il amputated,
will he pleased TO learn that he is i'm
proving and in few days will be among
them again.
A VERY pleasant reception was ten
dered Miss Thoburn, Saturday after.
noon, at the Fourth Street Church. 1t
was attended by a large concourse OF
friends TO say farewell. Miss Thoburn
sails as missionary 10 India, from
New York with her brother, DIR. j. ;.
Stone, November ID.
As THE procession, Saturday night,
was passing the Mcclure House, Mike
O'Hara, an employee of the Riverside
mill, was attacked by 4 member OF one
of the Bellaire clubs and was badly beat
up about the face with torch. The
police hunted for the man but could not
find him. O'Hara was considerably
damaged.
lHk sympathy OF a large circle OF
friends is extended to Capt. ). l. Brice,
who lost his little six-year.old son,
Jimmie. by death, Saturday morning.
The little fellow was very bright child.
He died OF diphtheria. The funeral,
which took place Yesterday afternoon,
was largely attended. the interment TAX
ing place at Greenwood.
The construction OF the five new
benches of six re,orts each at the gas
works is about completed, and Mr..
Hugh Ferguson. OF the firm Of Lean 4
Ferguson, OF Philadelphia, who has been
experimenting the work, has gone
home. Ii is an excellent piece OF work,
and reflects great credit uron the con-
TRAITORS, and the city may be proud OF it.
HALLowAY was his name, and he was
for blood and fights. He first knocked
a man down in the market house and
then he went up to see the decorations
on Main street, and not liking the ap-
,,oara,.a 81 Mrs Koachler's windows on