Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-20
SIDEWALK SCRAPS.

irEas Es scarce. "a y
APEit showers yesterday.
PAY-pAI at the Crescent mill.
TaK Justice shops are very quiet at
present.
Zoos Caly ten cents dozen. Now Is
the time to lay in your Easter supply.
WILSON, DuSLEyy & 90. have, We IN.
derstand, ordered i've hundred cords Of
cooper stud.
SWEESEY & SOS are busily at work on
the machinery AMI boilers for Captain
Billy Lists new low water boat.
UNDER the new arrangement, lawyers
and reporters only will be allowed be-
hand the bar At Squire Miller's Office.
OSK Oi the blowing engines at the Top
mill had the misfortune 10 break its
shaft yesterday, which will canse delay
OF three or four days.
Raw. NIPPEKr, a pupil OF the theology
cal school Of Frankfort on-the- Main, is
IN the city, aud will preach at the Ger
man Methodist Church next Tuesday
evening.
Mas AGER HAsIISGs. oi the la Belle
Mill, says that II anyone will take the
trouble To call On him he will show
tbem the identical Ratchet that q. w.
cut the original cherry tree with,
RABBI J. NIPPEKT, oi Petersburg, Va,
preached avery interesting sermon last
evening at the Synagogue, Ia a large au.
diencs. We understand the sermon WAS
a trial one. the Rabbi having received a
call from the congregation.
TUX only thing To disturb the quiet
calm Ut last Wheeling yesterday Was
the falling down Of horse belonging 10
BOlley Bros. in alley 10, and requiring
the united efforts Of some dozen men to
release the animal from tho mud.
WINS Watson's team Was engaged in
removing one OF the old boilers Oi
Smith's brewery TO Hobbs glass house
yesterday afternoon, one Of the chains
broke on ChapliRe street, corner Tweu.
ty-cighth. letting the boiler into tho
mud aud causing long delay.
HIESEY SCuULTzE. the Keen eyed and
Watchful constable Of the Eighth ward,
Yesterday arrested Edward Taylor aud
bOught hiru before squire Mix, where
be- NaS charged by Elizabeth Schulz with
breach Of the peace and placed under
bonds Of SO To- keep the peace Tor six
N inthS.
4 NAN named VIM. Davis. employed
in Marshalrs coal hank at Slacktown,
Was badly injured By a GALL Of soapstone
Thursday evening Ills head was badly
cut. and, il IL feared. some internal in
jurics have taken place. 10 was nearly
ln hour after the Elll before lac could be
released.
Tug Boyd Literary society oi the
Sixth ward. have issued a very interest
ing programme Of their entertainment
to b, given next Friday evening at the
sixth ward school house. The exercises
Will comprise essays, orations, music,
Rotations, etc, and a good time Is
promised.
TuE following lines from the Steuben-
willie Herald We would respectfully rec.
Ommcnd tO our street scTapers.
The more u rains the more Ihcmud
Acrumulaiys aud gatbcr Juice.
L. carried back when pllc,i IN piles,
NJ stop your sCraplug what's tho u~'.
UuIc,, yuY TAKE u and dump 10 into tho river
Tue city editor OF the Wheeling REd-
I,TgR Luuents that the girls Of that wi
lagc wear thick wells when on the street.
H. should know that they DO ii, not To
hilc their own pretty faces, but ~ a
shade o. their cycs when they look upon
the dazzling couutenOnce Ut the &. T..
aforesaid. Some men aud boys are so
Ubtusc. NC.b,Hgiiic hsriid.
HEENAS, Chief bell boy at the Mcclure
House. caught lire last night. tie had
a pOckctiul Of matches, % which tire
Was ia some manner communicated, auI
bee blHzcd out like a young volcano.
Had Il not been Tor the heroic eXeTtiOns
ui a blonde employee something serious
might have resulted. As 1t was, the
blonde lrapcd upon Herman aud smoth-
cred him out
'SQUIgE SCuuITzE was busy yesterday
preparing certificate Of incorporation
iur the American Mcrchanlilc Assoc
ciatiun." an association that il being
founded IA this city Tor the purpose ot
creating a cooperative store Tor the ben
ctit ui IT, members. The capital stock
is to bc SIS, O0D OF which $1,000 will he
devoted tn real estate, ani the remain
iug $1,000 will be- used ia the store.
The members propose saving the per
cent. that has 10 be- paid ~ the middle
men.