Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-25
poTs AND pAsaEs.
boings Daring Day pIsbsd Up for the
Dear Public.

Dear Public.
Tax ruins Of the IRE still shoulder.
TIE nailers Of the LABelle will 80 on
to-day.
Two deeds of trust was the only bust.
ness transacted by Clerk Hook, yester-
day.
THEY have a eolor.blind individual at
the City Building. He cannot tell green
from brown.
THE Reformed Episcopal Sunday
School will picnic at Sycamore grove
to-day. A good time generally Is antic.
.)ated.
OFrrcERs CONES, Williams and Ken
nedy pat Quietus on three worthless
ours down back OF the La Belle mill yes
terday. Ea-.E
CHRIS. HEDDRIcX, the South Side ga.
loon keeper, is lying dangerously i'll at
home of typhoid fever. But little hope
is entertained OF his recovery.
SOME handsome paper is being placed
oa the dead walls about town, adyertls.
ing the new "Eysngeline," which will
shortly appear at the Opera House.
The State House was as quiet as
graveyard yesterday. Not a single item
OF any kind could be mustered by the
officials. We are thinking OF discharg-
ing them.
The VI rk OF repairing the court house
is still rapidly progressing. 1t is thongnt
everything will be in readiness for occu-
patton by the time court convenes,
which will be on the fifth Of September.
The Star Planning Mill, just south OF
the Creek, is so pushed with orders that
a double set OF hands has to be employ
ed, one working during the day and the
other at night. Let the boom proceed!
A TEMPORARY suspension was caused
at the Upper Riverside Mill yesterday
by the breaking of q cog in the small
driving wheel in the bar mill 1t was
hcrtlg repaired, and the works are now
running full.
Nh. STREET COMMISSIONERS, at the cor
ner of Market and Twenty.third streets
there is a pile OF sand. 1t has been ly-
ing there until it has become an eyesore
! to people living in that vicinity, besides
being an obstruction to travel. Please
attend to it.
CHAPLINE street, between Twenty
! fourth and Twenty. seventh, is now IN
| first.class condition, it having recently
| been macadamized, and yesterday Street
Commissioner Stephens put the finish
ing touches to it by spreading a guam
tity OF gravel on it.
LAST night on Market street, near this
Office, a poor unfortunate named Nor
gan, considerably the worse OF too much
bepzine, received an unexpected TALL
and a very ugly cut on the head. he
spent the time afterward taking rest
in the cooler, after being patched up.
The question has been raised as to
how long the residents in the locality OF
the late fire are TO be annoyed by tue
very offensive smoke which yet arises
from the ruinsH At the end OF three
DAYS it might reasonably be suppost d
that such a nuisance would be abated.
Let it be done.
Mr. JOSEPH HAGUE, OF the Top Mill,
will start for Chattanooga, Tenn, to-day,
where he will be employed in the iron
mill there. Messrs. Hudly Hennemau,
Mouse Ditty, Tom Lewellen and Christ.
Batch, will accompany him for the same
purpose. William Supplies has already
gone. Wages there are reported to be
excellent.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. J. Nj. Fra
/ sher, principal OF the National Business
| College, received the sad intelligence by
{ wire that his father, Mr.. Fieldren Fra
! sher, had died at Morristown, o., about
noon. He vas an aged gentleman and
had not been we'll for several days. The
funeral will take place to-day and the
remains will be taken to Antrim, y.
! OFFICER JUNEINs last evening arrested
q small boy named Gillespie in East
| Wheeling for cutting open sacks OF
barley belonging to the Reymann Brew
| ing Company, which were lying in some
] cars standing on the Hemptield track
opposite the Capitol building. He was
| lodged in the cooler Tor the night, and
this morning will face 1.-THE Terrible"
/ EXTENSIVE prep irations are making for
the picnic of Occur De Lion Division,
! Knights OF Pythias, to be held at the
New Fair Grounds, on September 10th.
| The committee of arrangements yester-
dsy decided to make the attractions
more extensive, and accordingly they
have made arrangements for three or
four trotting and running races on that
day. Some OF our best flyers" will par
tieipate.
WASHINGTON county, Pa, will cele-
| brate her enc hundredth anniversary
on Wednesday and Thursday. Septem-
Der 7th aad Sth. Some Of her famous
ex-residents will be present, among
them Secretary of State Blaine, r NJ
Gibson and James H. Hopkins. The
cnunty's history will be read, and there
VII also be addresses, receptions, etc
Little Washington should put on her
best clothes and look her sweetest, for it
may be predicted that this occasion will
bring together such crowd of her sons
and daughters, and her sons-in-Iaw and
daughters-in-law as she never has be-
g..o - eli har lNnr, hiotoru All