Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-07
LooALL ACoNICs.
Various Brief Matters In and About the
City.

Sl1s
PAYDAY at the Riverside mill.
SUPREME Court meets this morning.
THE Committee on Accounts will meet
this evening.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Gen.
trail glass works.
THE Municipal Court met YESTERDAY
nd sd;onynad over until Monday at ~
A. ".
THE South Side Singing Society has
rented Arbenz Hall for year anu are
fixing u mp.
MAErty TaoRSroN has been making
sx,ensiye repairs and renovations about
hfs restaurant.
Asa mark OF Prospect to the memory OF
the late Prof heryey the public schools
were closed at noon, yesterday.
REYNASS's Brewing Company are
having their wagons nicely painted up,
srd have added two new ones Tor the
summer trade
SARAH A. CoUP was yesterday appoint
ell administrator Of p. K Cooper decsas-
ed. She gave bond OF $500, with Eilzs
Barr As surety.
The LaBelle mill was OIL yesterday on
| account OF the death Of the President
$. III. Woodward. The mill Will also De
closed to-day.
CAROLINE ScnNIDr's will was admit
tel 10 record and probate yesterday Oy
Recorder Hook. Joseph Seyoold and
DIETRICH Roemer are appointed as ex-
ecutors.
THERE is quite a feeling extant in Ia
yor of fine depot on the old Hemp
field grounds. Here is chance for the
b. * D. to gain the good will OF the peo'
pie OF Wheeling.
SQUIRE MuRRISs has placed Andy
Patterson os the South Side under SUI
bonds for six months on complaint oi
Mrs. Yenke whose peace OF mind has
been disturbed by Andy.
TO-DAY the Republicans primari,
will be held. The truly good will this
evening indicate their choice OF a man
who will fall before Democratic ballots
on next Thursday week.
The case OF Thomas Heyman comes
up before Justice Phillips this morning
Tom is the man who shot Stevens al
Bellalre, and his wife complains that she
fears he may serve her likewise.
The Mannerchor Singing Society last
evening. under the direction OF It's able
leader, Prof. ShOckey, serenaded one ol
its members, Mr.. Chas. Etz, who was
married on Thursday evening. very
peasant social time was had.
Tbs principals OF the public schools
request the announcement that meet
ing will be held this morning az O'Clock
at the office OF the Board of Education
Tor the purpose of taking appropriate
action upon the death OF Prof. Hervey
THE Wheeling Rifle Club gave its
first ball last evening at M;ennerchoi
Hall, and il proved u signal success
Mayer's orchestra furnished the music
The attendance was liberal, and nothing
occurred II mar any ones pleasure
The various committees deserve credit
The Beethoven Singing Society will
excurt to Pittsburgh this evening on
| the DIuTnal. The gallant steamer Will
arrive here in time for the excursionists
TO get of by 10 o'clock. An early arrival
| in Pittsburgh will be had, and the boat
will leave there on the return trip at
$50 p. NJ. A splendid time is snticipa-
ted.
Rev. EDWARD NCSs, formerly pastor
of st. Johns Church, but now Of Gin
cinnati. who is visiting IN the city, was
very pleasantly surprised last evening
by his cd congregation calling on him
at the residence OF Mr.. John Schneider,
where ne is stopping. Was band &C
companied the crowd, and a regular re-
union was had.
THE Board OF Directors oil the State
| Fair Association H,ill meet at the Court
| House this evening. The collectors re-
| port splendid success in calling IN the
cash The Grounds Committee will 80
over this morning in order to make pre-.
Iminary arrangements for the surveyor,
Frank Hoge, Esq who will go to work
Monday to lay out the track and ground.
THE first election of directors OF the
Belmont Building Association WAS held
last evening, resulting in the choice oil
the following: Thomas OBrien, James
| McAdams. VIM. Myles, p. l.. Kimberly,
| John T.. ClatoT. Jacob Hull, ID. w. +.
Poisal, W. II. Haller and W. 5. Foose.
The new association starts out under IA
vorable auspices, having already sold
5000 shares of stock.
\ LARGE number of the members OF
tie Wheeling Grove Of Druids attended
the centennial celebration OF the order
( 'at was he!d in Bcilaire yesterday.
Owing to the late inc'ement weather II,
Was impossible to hold picnic, 80 a
ball al Turner Hail was substituted. II
was very largely attended and all were
well pleased. The Bellaire City BAND
furnished the music, and speeches Were
delivered by Mr.. R)e,ler OF Bellaire and
l.. r. Thoma of the IIheslinqer VclkSJIdH
The Or!cr is to be congratulated on it;
success.