Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-18
SIDEWALK SCRAPS.

day, by Clerk Hook.
One deed OF trust was admitted TO
record, Yesterday, in the County Clerks
office.
T.B. s. gave very pleasant reception
at the home OF one oi the members last
evening
Mr.. WM. WILSON Is building two fine
dwelling houses on Market street, corner
OF Fifth. r.
A LARGR reception is booked for the
North End Tomorrow evening. Cock
ayne will play.
WoaH was yesterday commenced on
the new board walk to be laid on the
south side Of Sixth street.
Two new buildings are being erected
above the head OF Filth street, near the
road leading TO Mt. Wood cemetery,
T.. FLAmERrY donated 500 To the
Irish famine fund instead OF 2jc, rs was
stated in yesterday mornings paper.
IAsr nlght was mild in temperature
aud beautifully clear The bright moon.
light made it fine night for a "stwoil,
'SauiRg Mix yester,lay sold 10 John
Devine and Alex. Rogers, Ave lots OF the
old Washington Mill property, ior
Sl,7OO.
TuREE warrants were issued yesterday
by Squire Phillips for +. J. Rothacker
changing him with selling liquor on
SUNDAY.
Tux south end of the Second Ward
market house is having new rooi
added To conform With the rest oil the
building.
Tux new seven ton street roller Will
be ready in three weeks, and Jimmy
Nichols expects To roll the Island u loot
lower at once.
Tux English sparrowshaye made their
appearance ON the Island, and the twlt-
tering uf these charming little fellows IS
heard all over the Garden Spot.
Arms and equipments were Yesterday
shipped by Adjutant General Woods on
board the steamer Andes Ia the Here
iorL Guards, ut Hinton, Summers
county.
YESTERDAY afternoon car No. 10 OF
the Citlzrns' railway line, got oil the
track ut the switch on Forty-iourth
street, and delayed the line about Ill
teen minutes.
ANAL will be given by King Comus
and his crew at WeslwOOd's hall, South
Wheeling, on next Friday evening.
Neiwics orchestra will the music for
His Majesty and guests to dance to,
TnE attention oi the public is called
10 the Trustees Sale Of the Centrlpetal
property. The sale commences ut 10
O'clock on the premises. The property
will no doubt be sold cheap, See al.
in another column.
uARlY PAXTON, feeder at the Top
mill, was kept busy all day, yesterday,
receiving the cungrat ulatlons oil friends
llarry'S wife presented him, Yesterday
morning. with u pair OF bouncing ba'
bics, hence, the hand shaking.
Tur men Of the Eighth ward hose
house propose To give ball on the snd
1T April. at Koch's Hall, Tor the pur'
pose ol raising money with when l"
furnish the house with papers, books,
etc. most worthy object, and one that
should be encouraged.
Tux men at the Eighth ward hose
house had their slumbcrs disturbed on
Monday evening by plain drunk
brought IN by Officer Asmus. The
aforesaid y. Il. had a circus all night
long 81 and costs is what HIS Honor
said in the morning, Pad.
SauIRE MIN yesterday ISSUED war
rant Tor Louis Lorge, on complaint ol
his wife, charging him with assault and
that she was in fear Ot her HE, The
squire bound him over IN the sum ol
so and payment OF costs to keep the
peace for six months.
Tux J. q. Whittier Literary Society
will give a grand exhibition ut Wash
iugtun Hall on tomorrow evening. III
will consist of essays, reCltatlOns, music,
etc, In hc followed by dance. Nlewigs
full orchestra will furnish the music and
"A grand time Is expected.
A CAR ON the Elm Grove road broke
down Yesterday morning on Sixteenth
street, between Jacob and Wood streets.
The cause was II heavy weight sitting
over the axle. which broke, and let the
car down into the mud, delaying the
other ears about fifteen minutes.
VIZ were informed yesterday 10y
Charlie Dcitcrs, Esq, that in the year
1872. the Wheeling and Elm Grove rail.
way carried 10000 persons who paid
fares. This is a big showing Tor tins
road. and We note with pleasure their
success. The company have added u
new ear, and have two more being butt
Tor the summer trade. They propose h
10 a much larger business this year than
list.
Nix. MvRpuCu, who accompanies MIR,
Parncll ON his American tour, always
appears ON the platform in Scotch cos,
tune. plaid and philllbcg. There rs no
harm in il, We presume, but 1t remlnds
Us uf John Snoopkins, uigIed out IN
buckSkin and leather, as the great IN
dian doctor fresh from the primeNal Tor
est If his red brothers in the land OF the
sunset and the far aNay-buy another
box Of herbs, gentlemen, warranted To
curr all disorders, only twenty-five
cents box, here you are, right here.
MIR. Murdoch would make better im-
preston, We believe, il he would lock up
the plaid and phillibcg in his Crip sack.
-N1h,7luN, H,rdh
JAMES MoRSE is Il young man about
twenty one or two years OF aye. James
is also trough" having served we I'M
drrsisud a term in the pcniJentiarY,
lie yesterday noon strOllcd into Beh-
rens fancy grocery house on Market
street and priced several articles, and
while the clerks back was turned secret
cd under his coat jar Of honey. lie
was detected doing this, however, and
the police sent for. Officer McCully ar
rived and searched the young man find.
ing the honey aud large quantity OF
confectionery. Warrants were issued
low squire Phillips and Morse was lock
"a up To await trial which is set for 10
O'Clock this morning.
Again tho "Dug
On Monday evening the servant girls