Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
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THk grand Jury nnisneu W 'aSSs
short order, yesterday.
: sMARcn came In IKE q lHmb, yesterday,
but viii Il 20 out like honF
'SauIaE Nays, OF West Alexander,
had married !, Sos couples up to Friday
Tar city employees were made happy,
yesterday by the receipt OF their months
pay.
ONE deed OF trust was admitted to
record in the County Clerks office, yes
terday.
Tar iorre department OF the l.aBelle
mill was obliged to quit work yesterday,
owing TO lack OF mixture.
Tax Board OF Commissioners has or.
dered 25 copies Of Kelly's statutes, and
the justices win be happy.
TIE Elm Grove cars will run to &C
commodate parties attending the College
Glse Club concert, next Friday night.
Two foot races were run in East
Wheeling yesterday, one Tor q keg OF
keer, and the other Tor $40.
Thx Board OF Directors OF the Child.
ren's Home will meet, this afternoon al
5 o'clock, at the Office Of Henry X. List,
Esq.
TuERE will be temperance meeting
on Thursday night, by the Circle oil
Honor, at the Third Presbyterian
Church.
OYFIcER SULLIVAN run a plain drunk,
whom he found exposing his person.
into the Eighth ward lookup yesterday
morning.
NJ. BALLARD at the Howe office, u
the happiest man on the Island. IL u
a boy, after seven years, anu weiShs
seven pounds.
JASIroR FRED. MILLER has thorough
ly cleansed and renovated the conrl
room at the custom house and placed u
in condition for use.
THE work OF repairing and taking
stock ut the Crescent mill Is nearly com,
pleted, and work will likely be resumed
tomorrow morning.
JAS. GARDNER, OF North Wheeling
had his hand badly crushed Saturday
evening at Hanes < Wilson's planning
mill, by heavy piece Of timber falling
upon IT,
CHARLES MILLER, of North Wheeling
is constructing an iron coal chute loI
the Marshall coal works at Slack
town. 1t il to be used in the loading ol
coal on barges.
THERE will be missionary meeting III
the Third Presbyterian Church THIS
evening at 7:30 o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by Mrs. DR.. Cunning
ham and Others.
In the funeral notice OF the death OF
Miss Teresa Flanagan, 1t was stated
that she was n years CT age, when hei
age Was but 10. We make the correc'
ton at the request Of the parents
The case against +. l.. Goodrich,
charged with embC zzlement, the hear
ing of which was set for yesterday morn
ing before Squire Phillips, was post
poned until tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
OFFICKR SULLIVAN Yesterday arrested
Joseph Lyden, OF Bellaire, for selling
tinware without license, IN the Eighth
ward. About a month ago tins man
Was warned against peddling without q
license, but he paid no heed. lie will
now answer to Judge Cranmer Tor the
olensc.
Tux hearing OF Charlie Gray, charged
with assault and battery by A. l.. Rice,
was postponed yesterday morning by
Squire Phillips until o'cloek this
evening. Also the case OF Chicken
dance against Clugg, on the same charge,
was postponed until to-day at IL
O'Clock.
TmE American Union Telegraph Com
pany il pushing its lines over the coun'
try with great energy. On Saturday
night the workmen connected Washing
ton with Pittsburgh, aud now they are
going westwards towards Wheeling along
the line Of the Hemp6eld railroad
Washington reporter.
Tue following letters remain unclainI-
cd in the postoiIce: AdamsOn, j. Is;
Brooks, W. B.; Brown, VIM; Brown,
Jarles o.; Brown, III. s.; Cunningham,
5. c.; Hunter, Frank; Mendclsohn,
Max; Marshall, W. a McColium, W.
H.; Mcdonald, John; Stout, j. r.
Stephens, w. E.; Teeters, III. n.
Tue regular monthly meeting OF the
Wheeling sunday school Teachers As
ISOLATION will be- held this evening at
the Disciples Church. The order oi
exercises will be discussion OF the les
sou for next Sunday, THE Golden
Rule" also the question OF holding
centennial anniversary exercises next
June, and the appointment OF commit,
tees To look after that event. 1t ishoped
that there will be full attendance, as
this is an important subject, and all
abDrll tala an tnlarast i'm IL