Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-25
NUTSHELL NOTES.
SuLrRY.


the shade.
BELMONT Lodge, A. A. |. 4 $. w, will
picnic at Green's Grove, on the r., W.
< Ky. road, next Saturday.
THREE deeds OF trust and one OF re.
lease were admitted to record IN the
Office of the County Clerk, yesterday.
THE mills of the city, without excep-
ton, were compelled to shut down, yes
terday, on account OF the extreme heat.
Tux workmen in the la Belle and
R,.nvood mills shut down work yester-
day noon on account OF the excessive
heat.
WHAT has Anderson, OF the Bellaire
Independent, ever done To Miss Caile
Hellyer, that she should so speak OF
him?
Miss ELSA Voy BLUMES, who stretched
her limbs in Washington, Hail last
spring, is now engaged III pacing the
sawdust at Fostorla.
A DELAY OF hall All hour Was caused
by the morning train ON the liempheid
running off the strack at Mount dc
Chantal. Yesterday morning.
YESTERDAY morning Auctioneer Her
yey sold lots Nos. 10, Ii, IL, Is. %, "A
and IS oil the Parker Bros addition 10
the city, to Mr.. Cline for $3.50.
A GRAND moonlight ball will be given
at Roetteger's Summer garden, toll ignt'
with Kramer's music. We acknowledge
Harry Houser's invitation to be present.
THE Fifth ward Garfield and Arthur
Club will have an excursion on the
Climax next Friday evening. They
will most likely go towards Stsubenvllle.
WM. KELLY was put under bonds OF
500 to keep the peace for one year. DIV
squire Mix, yesterday. William was
using abusive language towards Mrs.
Nixson.
Mosr of the excursionists to Fortress
Monroe have returned, all favorably lm-
pressed with the pleasures 81 the trip oil
Smythe's ability to 10 the correct thing
by his charge.
There will be business meeting OF
the Washington district Hancock anu
English club, tonight ut the rooms oil
BRYANT Literary Society. y full attend
ance is requested.
YESTERDAY afternoon, atwelve'Near-
old son oi Nelson Mitchell, OF the
South Side, had finger completely sew
cred bv stone thrown by companion.
DIR. Reeves dressed the wound.
A SEWER trap has been placed ut the
corner of Seventeenth and Jacob streets,
and is voted by all to be a biz improve
ment and, will do away with sta-nant
pool oi water that has always stood
there.
SQUIRE SCnrLTzg thinks ii he can I
have an alarm bell or runners III that
ward, that two or three telephones
ought to be distributed around the In
dependent Republic. 30 does Manager
Wolf.
A WARRANT was issued, yesterday, Tor
John Bennett on complaint ol AdolPh
locke, who complains that Bennett has
stolen a silver watch and chain from
him. Squire Caldwell has the case III
charge.
NEXT Saturday the Ohio County, West
Virginia, Wool Growers and Sheep
Breeders Association will meet at Cen
tire school house, Liberty district. ;. >.
Jacob is President, and J. \. Curtis Sec
rotary Of the Association.
ELIzNBEru CAMPBELL WAS before
squire Philips, yesterday, charged with
disturbing the peace by X. I. Bowman.
After testimony on both sides had been
offered the case was dismissed al Bow
man cost.
THERE was very pleasant gathering
oi Young folks at the residence OF JAM
tor Weitzell, in East Wheeling, las;
night. The affair was given III honor al
MIR. VS. neice, Miss Lizzie, 4 young
lady from Kentucky, who is visiting IN
the city.
Miss HEILyER. like republics, is un-
grateful. The REGISTER brought her
crowd. but instead OF approaching this
little courtesy, she proceeded to demo,-
sh the reporter aking him by the
beard, metaphorically speaking, and
humbling him to the dus'.
As a result oi the little melee at the
Mcclure House, on Monday morning,
George Fletcher, the waiter, was dis
charged. As both Judge and justice de
cided HIM not to be blamed, his fellow
walters regarded his discharge as wrun.,
and they struck. Their places will hc
filled Immediately.
THERE was no meeting Of the Union
district Hancock Club last night. but
headed by Uncle John Behring'S drum
corp and a transparency, several al the
bows paraded the streets. At one time
they got out in the vicinity OF the Green
back meeting and stone was heaved
through the transparency, while smaller
stones hit parties named Drlskell and
Cannon on the head, injuring them some
what.
Tue cases OF Lewis Gordon. the cook,
and George Fletcher, the waiter, mt the
Mcclure House, came up before Judge
Cranmer, yesterday morning. The blame
seemed to lie with Gordon and lie was
tined SO and costs, while Fletcher's case
was dismissed. Then they were seized
and dragged before Justice Colonel Bill
Miller, who fined Gordon - and costs
and dismissed Fletcher. This thing Ot
timing man twice for the same Oilrnse
is little steep, is Il not?
FRANK PORTER, JR., little son OF
Frank Porter who keeps grocery on
the corner OF Eleventh and Chapiine
streets. while playing yesterday alter
noon in the Hess building on Market
street, fell through from the floor OF the
first story to the ground and cut severe
cash i'm the back of his head. The joist
was covered with paper, which deceived
Young Porter and caused the accident.
Dr. Jepson dressed the wound.
Henry SrAMM, Esq, proprietor OF the
house bearing his name, yesterday re-
ceiyed from the Fatherland large pic
ture OF wheeling's four kings, as he calls
them, meat, ice, glass and beer, or in
other words Messrs. Hess. Seibert, OS-
terliny AMI Reymann. These gentle
men are travelling through their old
country, and meeting at FranSiort-on-
the. Main, they decided to have their
pictures taken. They are well grouped
together and likeness in each case is
good. 49,
TpE celebrated case of Nancy West,
charged with disturbing peaceable citi-
Gems OF East Wheeling, and Jennie
Ramsey, who by the way is Nancy's SIS
ter, and her mother in particular, was
commenced before Squire Philips, yes
ter,iay afternoon, after wordy war be-
tween Col. Arnett, counsel for Mrs.