Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-27
NUTSHELL NOTES.
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the iron in few days.
OS1 deed OF trust was recorded by
County Clerk Hook Yesterday.
The North Wheeling cooper shop was
closed yesterday, on account OF the heat.
FARIs wanted to know il Gov: Gof
had his speech in manuscript. lie had
not.
The mills were all shut down again
yesterday afternoon. on account oil the
heat.
IT was estimated that 5000 Democrats
heard portions OF Colts speech, last
night.
Tux street car horses have been SUI
iering badly with the heat OF the past
few days.
GEO. STORM is painting in his usual
good style portraits oil Drs. liuii'hen
and Frissel.
HOTEL men are beginning to already
anticipate the session OF the legislature
next winter.
ArGusr is growing to a close and no
one will regret the departure OF this ter
rible weather.
THERE are nine candidates out for
CITY Sergeant. Miss Hellyer is yet to
be heard from.
The Republicans are preparing to do
their level best at the meeting OF next
Saturday evening.
A pRAY horse dropped dead on Jacob
street Yesterday; result OF the heat and
too much OF load.
Miss NJ. A. WHITE will resume her
school at the Guards Hose Hall, on
Monday, August 3Oth.
The Island Democrats will open and
dedicate their wigwam, tonight. A
large time is anticipated.
THE girls proved stronger attraction
than the speech To several Oh the Junl-
ors, last night. No wonder.
TIE work OF plastering and cementing
the inside OF the brick work OF the new
gas tank has been commenced.
THIS is going to be a rich month Tor
the police. One hundred and twelve
cases have already been attended TO.
TIE freight business at the b. * d.
depot these days is almost unprece-
denied, and keeps Neddie Given stirring.
GENERAL Corr did not tell OF the
Ku.klux and night riders in West Nir-
GINA. IA he did the National Commit
tee.
Sur. RIDDLE will blow out the plugs
in the First and Second wards to-day.
The water will be little muddicr than
usual, that's all.
THERE was very pleasant .dance
given at Mt. Bplleview hotel, ont the
National road last evening. Kramer
furnished the music. which was in his
usual good style.
tbs Harmonic Maennerchor Singing
Society will give a picnic next Sunday
AT Memminger's Grove out the pike. IL
is TO be- a private affair, none but mem.
bers being invited.
The Leasure boat club has decided to
postpone its picnic and regatta until the
lth of September. The club was una
BILE to make all its arrangements in time
ior next Saturday, hence the change.
TIE Junior Garfield and Arther club
is the first political organization to uni
form and appear on the streets with
torches. The kids looked very we'll
last night, and the boys seemed TO en-
joy themselves.
ALBERT PRICE AMI party named
L.inch we've arrested by the police last
evening and committed to Jail by Squire
Miller. Ii is understood the charge is
stealing, and il Is said that they know
something about the tiilS that have been
tapped lately. .
CHARLIE KILLNYER PLAYED with his
usual good taste for dancing party at
the home OF Miss Blanche Hunter, on
the Island, last night. Miss Hunter
entertained about twenty OF her lady
and gentlemen friends, and very social
time Was enjoyed.
YESTERDAY, about twelve O'Clock,
Miss Louisa Mulmeyer, OF Pittsburgh,
who is visiting Mr.. August Zarnith, OF
the South Side, had the misfortune to
fall down the steps attached to MIR. rs
residence AMI thereby broke her arm.
DR.. Hupp was called in and reduced
the fracture.
A SLIGHT accident happened at the
meeting, last night, in the First ward.
The candles in the Chinese lanterns
were not cut for longer than an hours
speech and they gave ont, one OF them
burning the lantern and the support n
string, dropping the whole row IN the
street. No one hurt.
THE members OF the Maennerchor
Singing Society picnicked at Fairy Glen,
on the p, G. K st. l.. road Yesterday.
They returned on the 1885 train last
evening, rather tired, but we'll pleased
with their trip. The Glen is but short
distance from Steubenville and several
went over to that village and amused
themselves. Maver's orchestra furn-
ished the music for dancing.
YESTERDAY little bow, named Andy
Cots. son of James Cots, OF North
Wheeling, was overcome by the heat.
He was riding his hobby horse very vio-
lently, and was in the yard where the
iull ravs OF the sun poured down upon
him; he suddenly tainted and from the
horse. striking his head and hurting
himself very severely. He was taken
into the house and in the course OF an
hour regained consciousness.
Miss CALLIE HSLLYER, has, it is to be
feared. gone back on the public, and
will no more sweep the streets, as II
were, with "that REGISTER reporter.
He started out last night, Tor Calle had
promised to speak, but although he
waltzed and skirmished all around, she
could not be found. 1t was sad, but
then this lie is made up OF disappoint-
ments and, therefore. there is no report
of har speech presented TO orr readers