Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
NUTSHELL NOTES.
r,,s 10 rsvu,sr dos-day weather.

THIS is regular do2-day weather.
SOME very pretty sunsets nova
days.
The DAYS are an hour shorter than
they were in June.
A Rig crowd left for Niagara on the
Z. T. V. & W. excursion yesterday.
One hundred and twenty.six tele
phones. and the Exchange IS still q
booming.
" tins style OF atmosphere keeps up
many DAYS longer, there will be some
sunstrokes.
Two deeds OF release and one deed oil
trust were recorded. by the County
Clerk yesterday.
TIE squeezers OF the Crescent mill,
that were broken last week, have been
repaired and that department is go
ing on.
Our Bellaire correspondent says he
wrote men and not boys, who were In
jured at the Belmont glass works, on
Tuesday.
OyE of our exchanges says man was
sent to Jail for twenty DAYS for stealing
an umbrella. Are We arriving at the
millennium?
Iris expected that the Hinge Factory
will commence work to-day. IL has
been idle for some time, on account Of
being out OF iron.
Tus city water brigade were busy
Yesterday shutting off the water supply
OF those who have not, as yet, PAID
| their tax.
Ar the meeting OF the Fourth Ward
cold Hickory" club, held Tuesday night,
there was a meeting, but nothing oil im'
purtance was done.
Noah PRICE YESTERDAY appeared before
'Souire Philips and took the oath. he
fprsakes the flowing bowl in any shape
or manner for the next SIX months
Good for Noah,
TIE N,us- Letter is enjoying the boom.
Mr.. George Stull has gone TO Cincinnati
10 purchase material for enlarging the
paper and bringing it out in new dress
Ii will be an eight page paper.
THERE is great rivalry IN Eas'
Wheeling, between some noble hunters;
one a Garfield man and the other a
Hancock supporter. The question IS
who can kill the most squirrels.
TnIs is what one finds about once
week in the Steubenvllle papers: The
CITY Band gave one oil its excellent
opan air concerts in front OF the Court
House last evening" You never find
Wheeling papers making such 4 state
ment.
RANDALL, the Evangelist" attempted
To hold forth at the Greenback pole IN
North Wheeling. last night, but although
his admirers held an umbrella over ms
head, no one performed that duty Ion
the audience and that small body dwindl'
Ell away until il was decided to hold no
meeting at all. Crumbacker and Mar.
shall then wrapped their friend up and
took him away, and the audience
mourned not.
GEORGE STRIFE, a Young lai residln
near the Second ward market roIse, YES
terday. while running around the house,
i'm his bare feet, ran long needle en-
tjrely into his foot. His mother tired TO
null il out by the thread attached, but
the thread broke and the needle stll. re-
mains in his system. 1t is very painful
and the boy is so restless, the doctors
have been so lar unable to get at II.
YESTERDAY morning about O'Clock a
colorei individual, named Pen. Mason,
Tell into the gas tank on Nineteenth
street, and severely injured himself. He
had been taking a friend o; his, who
was somewhat under the Influence oil
liquor, home, and in retraciug his steps
i'm the darkness and fog, he went into
the tank. His head was cut on the
bricks and his frame bruised up gener-
aiiy