Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-02
NUTsHELL NOTES.

tonight.
The men OF the Fire Department
were paid off yesterday.
OSE deed OF trust was recorded in the
Office OF the County Clerk.
The hot-iron feeders Of the Benwood
mill are off for few days.
DxMocRArs, be vigilant and allow no
Radical to cast dust in your eyes.
NAluaAIIzgD vots,s-have your nat
urallzauon papers at the polls with \.
THE boilers Of the LaBelle mill are not
working, on account OF having no metal.
The BOYS and girls OF the leland cele-
brated Hallow Zen, last night, i 1 roy |
siyle-to them.
YESTERDAY was All Saints day, and
was observed by all the Catholic
Churches of the city.
The November coal boat run prom
ises TO be monster. Seven million
bushels will do ior this time.
WHEN you send in an alarm OF lire,
stand ty the box so rs to direct the
companies TO where the fire Is.
TIE hose oi the Eighth ward house
was tested yesterday and stood the
STRAIN well, only one section bursting.
For the past three nights the police
have been badly worried and troubled
with the bad boys who carry on Hailow
Zen tricks.
MKT FRIDAY evening several OF the
prominent young men oil the Eighth
ward will dance in WestwOods Hall, to
Mayors music.
JACOB ARSDT deserves special mention
for his illumination on Saturday night.
He is a sterling Democrat and has never
Vet missed Illuminating.
DURING the last month the Clerk OF
the County Court admitted to record
thirty.iour deeds in fee, and fourteen IN
trust. lie also issued eighteen marriage
licenses.
A WELL known individual named
Judge" Bowler was yanked In last
night for being dead drunk. lie will not
vote to day, but will play with the
powders Oh the hill.
A LITTLE girl was found last evening
near the suspension bridge corner. She
was apparently OF German parentage,
and was lost. Some ladies' living III that
vicinity took charge oil her.
THERE is gang OF loaiers around the
corner OF Twenty-second and Market
streets that should be dispersed. They
are a great annoyance to merchants III
that vicinity. Here is u chance for the
police.
Iy our article OF yesterday morning
We did not mean 10 intimate that Chlei
Marshal Miller was to blame for tn.
route of the procession. He has been
Of too much service, this campaign, to
doubt him now.
LAST evenings number OF the friends
OF Mrs. Maggie Deebold met at her resi-
dence On the South Side. and spent the
evening dancing 70 the music Of Cock
avne's orchestra until late hour tins
morning. There were twenty-five or
thirty couple in attendance.
PRoF. MCCAIN has instituted a mill
tary drill at the First ward school, and
the seven hundred scholars are dis
missed with neatness, dispatch and per-
cision. The scholars take rs much IN
terest in making good appearance as
does their worthy principal.
The sale OF seats for Mrs. Whittaker's
complimentary benefit at the Opera
House on the l2;h inst, com
menced Yesterday morning at Lucas
Music store and with a gratifying result.
There is no doubt but that the beneti-
ciary will have a large and enthusiastic
audience. Those not having seats should
procure them.
ENGISEER Corrs, OF the Nigilant, has
been laid up for few days. At the
time OF the alarm of fire last Friday
evening he jumped to mis- position on
the engine, and had just reached 1t
when the reel horses, in the rear, made
plunge and, the pole OF the reel strlk-
ing him in the back, threw him against
the engine. lie vas rather badly hurt
in the side.
LETTERS remaining in the post0fiice
unclaimed Nov. ., 1880: j. &. Altemus,
Miss Sadie Anderson, j. j. Brown, L.
Bernard, Frank 5. Berry, Robt. Caldwell,
ID Erdman, s. Goodman, Mrs. Mary
Hailed, Mess. IIough and Co, James |.
Kuhn, Cuger lawson, Albert Ludcka,
Logan & Smith, Vim. Medin, W Z.
Marbury, Chas. Maple, Lee Mayers, ).
G.. Moore, DIR. VIM. McMasters, NJ. J..
Stillwagen, Mess. A. Schmat 4 Son, II
Schafer, Morris Sessler, +. Stubs, w.
5. Tay, +. NJ. Townsend.
Mr.. ERsKINE concluded his argu-
ments in the insurance cases IN the po-
lice court before Judge Cranmer yes
terday morning and continued speak
ing until after half past two. During
the time that he was occupied, nearly
two days, he went into the subject very
deeply and showed a.thorough study OF
the cases. His references were numer'
Gus and all were good ones. At the
time he concluded, Col. White resumed
ior the defense and was still speaking
whom the court adjourned until to day
at 10 o'clock.
LAST evening about o'clock an
alarm Of fire was sent in from box %,
situated ct the city building. 1t was oc.
casioned by the chimney OF the board
ing Louise OF Mrs. |. Hillmsn, No. ILL
Chapline street, catching fire. Ii was
easily put out. No damage was done.
The Chief was at the Opera House cor
ner, and soon reached the box, which
lac found open, but there was no one
standing near TO direct where the fire
was, so that, as the Vigilant and Allan
tic appeared, he did not know where to
send them until policeman directed
him.
MANAGER TRACY, OF the American
Union Telegraph Company, may well
himself on his new office at
the &. X q. depot. To enter, a person
goes 10 the main entrance at the north
emf and entering finds himself in a small
enclosure, large enough, however, to
transact business and then get out, and
that is all any one should do about
telegraph office. Inside the partition,
however. is plenty OF room and it Is well
lighted. Places for fifteen instruments
are provided and in addition a place Tor