Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-19
NUTSHELL NOTES.
DEMOCRATIC parade on Saturday.
An, cinhs invited To- participate.

iuu put III piOPci Snei~
blasts.
The Captains OF the marching clubs
are requested to meet at j. A. MIXERS
Office, TO night.
OxE deed of trust and one release deed
were admitted to record by County
Clerk Hook yesterday.
Two weeks from TO day AMI Hancock
will have new title. President Han
cock, sounds well, don't It?
The small boy takes his first lesson IN
anatomy a, the variety show. Ana he
generally learns it thoroughly.
The law requires ballots to b, iasen
and connted one a, tine. How maGy
election Judges observed this rule.
AccErrAycE OF the Pittsburgh invita-
ton was indefinitely postponed by the
Young Mems Democratic Ciub, last
night.
The Democrats will have grand day
light parade ON Saturday week, when
will eclipse any demonstration the city
ever saw.
THIS cold weather induces people to
turn their thoughts towards WINTER
sports and gaities; the roller skate rinS,
for instance.
TIE Venus and the Rsveries on the
Paxton fountain are to be treated To a
winter suit OF paint to-day. The poor
semi nude things must be very chilly.
WKsr VIRGINIA has shown herself to
he nobly and incorruptibly Democratic
and the Democrats will jubi!ate on Sat
urday night and Saturday week in the
afternoon.
Any of the private nightwatchmen
who have not provided themselves with
KEYS for the new fire alarm, can get them
by calling on Chief Eccles ut the ATTAIN
tic engine house.
THE members of the Fifth ward DEM
ocIatic club are requt sted to meet al
their headquarters at Z O'Clock TINS
evening. All members are earnestly
requested to be present.
The shoemen had their boom during
this campaign marching, and now tire
tailors are coming to the front. listers
and heavy suits were very comfortable,
last evening.
'SorIRE PHILIps issued a warrant yes
ter,iay for VIM. Watson, who is charged
with raising row, riot and q g1neral
rumpus in Jennie Peirpont's house,
Jennie made TIE complaint. The case
is set for o'clock this morning.
Arorr midnight, last night, a stroll
ing . asey woman wandered mo tins
office and paraly zed the local gang by
predicting the most wonderful futures.
But when it came to crossing her PAIN
with silver, the gang was badly let.
SOME time during the last month, Mr..
Richard Carter, in Eiington's Lane. had
about 500 worth OF wool stolen from
his woolhouse. The loss VAS not dis
covered until the other day, when the
tieeces were counted and 100 turned up
missing.
SUR GAMgwELL paid neat compll-
ment TO the sobriety OF the cltys tire
department, when he said: Wheeling
ia the only place in which / have put
M our alarm, where have not been IN
vited to take a drink by members oi
the fire department.
DURING their leisure moments, yes
terday, the returning board was enter
tanned by the Court House officials In
their melo drama specialties. Uncle sam
McCulloch is quite a tragedian and
Bishop is nowhere as high comedian,
compared TO Major General Mitchell.
TuR residence OF Capt. Tom Moore,
which was burned at Tiitonville, o., last
Friday night, was insured for S4,jOO IN
the German Insurance Company OF this
city, and the Miami Valley, OF Ohio.
Each company carried All insurance OF
- go On the building. The property
was valued somewhere in the neighbor-
hood OF $1,000.
Mr.. GEO. HISS met with a painful -
cident, Sunday afternoon, on the Pen
,nsula. He was endeayoring 10 cross
the track OF tine Elm Grove road when
the wheel Of his buggy caught, and Civ
ing sudden jerk, threw him to the
gcOund. His foot caught in the
wheel and no was hanled around in
a bad manner, bruising him so as TO
make him stiff and sore Tor some time.
YESTERDAY afternoon, "a two little
girls, whose names We could not learn,
were coming from school as they crossed
the Market street bridge, gust OF wind
caught one OF the girls bonnetS and
carried it to the creek below, where 1t
landed on a log. The other little girl
crawled down the bank aud out On the
log. She hal just got the bonnet IN her
hands, when the log turned and the lit
tie one fell into the river. She soon
picked herself out and got onto solid
land, with no damage but thorough
soaking.
THERE has not as yet been a full regu.
lar Council meeting for this month, and
the result is, that the city employees are
growing, aud not without cause, be
cause their pay is not forthcoming,
There is another meeting called for TO-
night and in the Second Branch the rule
will be enforced, and those not properly
explaining their absence will be tined
- The bond ordinance also requires
the attention OF the lower house, the
First Branch having made several very
important changes. There shonld he 4
full meeting, as the interests OF the city
demand ii.
ABOUT a month ago Officer Shorts
arrested a woman named Mary Iim-
norman in the vicinity OF the market
house. She had been raising high old
time on the Island and was glOriously
drunk. She was jailed for month and
got out Sunday evening. Last night she
mara .ed to get hold OF bottle OF whisky
and about twelve o'clock was making
things extremely lively to those who
happened to be on the streets near the
Mcclure House. Again that vigilant
officer, Shorts, put in an appearance, and
again Mary was incarcerated. This
morning she will 90 up again. Mary is
regular old bag, and her husband,
JACK Zimmerman, who is we'll known
hercabouts, is in the Ohio penitentiary
for stealing.
LETTERS remaining in the postotlicc
unclaimed, October 10Th: Allen Charles
H., Al,sman J. A., Atchison * Co. q,
H., Burns D., Blackwood W. A., Bland
DIR. b. c., Bose Ed, Buche Conrad,
Clark George ID, Caldwell A. F., Carter
Thomas, Connell John W., Caldwell A..
w., Carpenter II. j., Clark Margaret,
Carroll WIN. G., Clark W. d., Davis
LEROY J., Davis George ~, Diamond H.,
Dougherty ID. j., Dean &. NJ, Dilworth
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