Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-05
NUTSHELL NOTES.
ONE marriage license was issued by
Recorder Hook Yesterday.

ONE marriage license was issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
The Agnes Robertson Combination
are CHARTERED At the New Mcclure.
AN unusually large amount OF wool is
being brought 10 the city from the sur
rounding country.
DAVID STRAUSS, who has been en-
ployed at the gas works, has quit n
gone to other fields Of labor.
"THE river is going down again.
Erening Taper. Astonishing! Sure II
isn't running TO Pittsburgh!
Col. LOUIE ScHwALB, of the National
Saloon, has returned from a western
trip. He has lately purchased the
Smith property below him.
JENNIE MARTIN, the young woman
who tried 10 make way with herself on
Sunday evening with the aid OF q III
danum, is in a fair way to recover.
The tent meeting in South Wheeling
after having been successfully held Tor
two weeks has been discontinued, and
the canvass was taken down yesterday.
The Fulton fire company met at It's
hall, last evening, in regular monthly
session. Arrangements have been made
for holding, at an early date, the annual
ball.
LOUIE CoLNAR, OF the Deutscke Zeltuns,
i reported 10 be the latest victim TO
Cupid. IL is said he will, on next thurs,
dav, make a better half for bimseli oil
Mss Lizz.e I)eckler.
w. II. HALLER, Esq, yesterday sold
the ope on McColloch street be-
longing to Joseph Charnock for Sl,23o.
The purchaser was Louis Schwalb. The
| price brought vas an excellent one.
\ LITTLE child OF Bob Clarke's, o: the
Sixth ward, was accidentally run over
by a buggy a S~weeney's lower ioun-
! dry. Yesterday morning. The little one
was rather badly hurt about the lace.
The mammoth evening sheet speaks
of a fire at the corner OF Tenth q
Main streets, in a building owned by
Col Peter Zimm, Col. kimm and Col.
Zmm. The wits OF the local must
have gone Sang. digging.
Dawn P,xroy, whose farm is a mile
| and a hall out from Bridgeport on the
| Cadiz road, left twelve waldOwer apples
Al the REGISTER office, yesterday, when
| till a peck measure. They weigh over
n pound each.
THERE will be night sessions OF the
County Court during this week on to-
| night and Thursday and Friday evenings
for the purpose of naturalizlng foreign
ers. The sessions will be held from . to $
o'clock each night.
One hundred and forty-seven tcle-
phones are now controlled by subscribers
in this city, and yesterday Superlntcnd'
ent Wolf sent for another hity line
switch board and Il like number OF teie'
| phones. He intends to have two hun
bred IN working Crder by Christmas.
Ar the northeast corner OF the Firth
ward market house there is a pile OF large
paving s.Ones that should be takeno out oil
the way, or else be put into position im
mediately. The United engine came
near coming TO grief yesterday morning
as il was so dark the stones could not be
seen.
ELLEN McNEAL is the step mother
Of Elizabeth McNeal alias Bakers hus-
hand. and Ellen and Lie don't get
along well together. In tact IlZe car
rics on SO that yesterday Ellen swore
| out a warrant against her undutliul
daughter before squire Wait, who Will
hear the case to-day.
The City Sunday School Association
meets tonight, at 7:30 O'Clock, in the
Second Presbyterian Church. An in
terestiny order OF exercises has been
provided, and all engaged in Sabbath
school work will lind it profitable to at.
tend. Strangers are welcome, anu
everybody is invited to take part.
LETTERS remaining in the p~ostoffice
unclaimed October D, 1880: George
DIETRICH, John Derr, G. ii. Farnum, X.
5. Hibbs, Mrs. Kate Jenkins, b. Jack.
son, W. K. Johnson. Jones, Wheeler 4
Co, DIR. NJ. Muffat. +. Moran, +. 5. Mac
Aron, John McCutcheon, JAS. Fender
yrast, John Palmer, Louis Raymond,
Miss Annie Redmond, ID. Lawrence
Shaw, Jr., John Welham.
LAST evening about seven o'clock a
lady entered McKee's grocery store on
Market street near the rlltu Wdiu MAJ
ket house and purchased some goods.
She laid her purse on the counter a mo
ment to arrange her basket, and a thief,
who had been loaiing on the pavement,
Immediately rushed in, picked 1t up and
was off. The work vas quickly done.
Officer Gillespie worked the case up.
Council will hold a special meeting
to. night, for the purpose OF considering
the proposed issue Of bonds to the
amount OF Sll4.5O. We make this state
ment with a proviso. 1t will meet If
the members come. OF late there has
been no little difficulty in procuring
Quorums. The mass OF business has
been cleaned from the tables OF both
branches, and there is nothing left but
this bond business. The regular meet
ing is tonight week, but that is also
election night. and it is more than
doubtful if five members will get to-
gether.