Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-01
THE PASSING SHOW.
Resistsrsd Results Remarked in Repor-
faral Ramblu12

todsl Rambliugs.
The hands We se led through Germans.
And ,qusszed. perchsnes. Of yore
now deftly grasp he bride,
The mal.et and The oar.
The eyes that wrought our ruin
ON other men look down,
We're bat the broken playthihgs
They've left behind 10 town
JuSE.
THE tenders in the nail mills are stu
on strike.
Tar State Pharmaceutical Association
will be formed to-day.
NrSIcIPAL Court has adjourned I'M
IN the third Monday Of this month.
Tux suction tube for the Vig,lant en-
zine arrived yesterday from the Ameri'
eau Hose Company, and is a tine, sub
stantiai one.
THE Committee Of Arrangements tor
the meeting OF the State Pharmaceutical
Association want their lady friends 10
donate flowers.
DoN'r let the fact that Jim Russell
will have kramer's orchestra at the
Tidal Wave this evening and give con.
cert, elu6e your memory.
CHAs NEIDENYER was Yesterday SEN
fenced to two years ia the penitentlary,
by Judge Melvin, for stealing a. J.
Sweeney's horse and buggy.
Mr.. HARRISON DUNLEvY, OF North
Wheeling, received quite shock IRON
an electric bolt last night, while closing
u shutter during the storm.
AFTER to day postal cards having any
matter on the address side except that
which is necessary for direction, are to
be thrown out OF the mats as unmaila-
bic matter Remember that.
OK complaint OF Cornelius Morgan,
SQUIRE Philips Yesterday issued a war.
rant for Jerry O'Brien who il charged
with tearing down Morgan 8 fence. The
case was called last evening and con-
tinued until this evening.
The boilers at the Crescent mill struck
Yesterday morning. They have been
receiving charges of 1000 pounds, and
the mill proposed to reduce them TO $50
pounds. The men say they can manage
1000 pounds better.
The police are getting on their sum.
mer suits. 1t consists OF a white broad
brimmed straw hat with wreath and
number, and light blue flannel suit, the
coat blouse The belt will be dispens-
ed with, hip pocket will be provided
for the mace.
LAST month was a splendid one Tor
marriage licenses, thirty.two being 81
sued. Most decidedly the matrimonial
market is looking up. In addition to
that business, Recorder Hook admitted
10 record thirty deeds of trust and fifty
deeds in fee. Altogether good months
work.
As that well known character, Melis-
sa Robinson, was coming through the
Second ward market house about $50
O'Clock last evening, drunken indlvld-
ual endeavored to snatch her pocket
book from her hand. Miss resisted
vigorously, and crowd collecting the
fellow took to his heels.
Mas. A. NJ. SHEIB and her pupils give
one of their enjoyable soirees at Ger
mania Hall this evening. Mrs. Sheib
has one or two pupils that will appear
tonight who are said to be very tine
musicians. The musical gatherings
have always been enjoyed by those for
tunate enough to receive invitations.
The Wheeling boys forming the sur
veying party of the W., p. 4 Co. road
are about a mile below New Martins
vile. A gentleman who has just re-
turned from a trip down the river says
they are all in excellent health, tanned
brown as Indians and working hard and
steady. They expect to reach Parkers.
burg some time between the ist and 18th
OF July.
FoR some days past Mr.. J. Hartley
Thompson OF Pittsburgh, has been visit
ing his brotheT-in-law, Mr.. Joseph Hall
of this city. Mr.. Thompson has tine
tenor voice and those OF our musical
people who have heard it, were
very pleased and expressed decided
wish to hear more from him.
Accordingly yesterday favored few
were notified 10 meet at , Il. VI. in Weisel
Hall. At that hour a select company
was gathered, that listened with pleasure
to the selections.
The father OF Jesse Myers called at
this office last evening, and showed
letter from Jesse, dated New York, May
10Th, where he states, he has been for
some time. 1t was therefore not the
Jesse Myers known in this vicinity,
that raised such a rumpus in New
Madrid county, Missouri, killing the
sheriff and for whom there was a reward
of 81, 900 offered. Mention was made OF
it in this paper yesterday. Now the
question is, who is Jesse Myers OF West
Virginia, aged "a years?
THERE will be temperance meeting
at the Wesley Chapel this evening at
7:30 p. NJ, addressed by p. A. Burdlck,
of De Ruyter, \. Y. Mr.. Burdick is a
lawyer by profession, became a total alb
stainer under the noted Murphy move
ment, and for Jour years past has
been engaged in temperance work. He
stands among the first temperance adj
vocates in the country. The Johnstown
RSpUblicdR says of him:
"He is not a sensational speaker, but
appeals to the better judgment of his
hearers, with close, convincing logic and
style OF elocution, which at times CON-
pletely captiyates his audience"