Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-21
A Brief Resume ola Days Happening
In and AhouI Town.

In anu Aoout Ao"n-
EvEzY Englishman in the city was Apply
yesterday.
A LITTLE son of Squire Schultze is very
sick with typhoid fever.
The Was Band will play st the Fourth
ward entertainment tonight.
The sale of seats for John S. Clarke was
very large yesterday morning.
JAMES RIDDLE Jr. had one OF his feet
mashed at the b. 80. shops yesterday.
A GRAND ball will he given by the Golf
Light Guards at Turner Hall on Christmas
Eve.
The Paxton property on Chapline street
was offered for sale yesterday at the Court
House.
s. J. BECKwIrH, of Jackson county. was
yesterday appointed i notary public by the
Governor.
ANOTHER towboat tried conclusions with
the BeHaire bridge yesterday. with the
usual results.
The Educational Jos,l0l second number.
will be issued from this Office this morning
for the publishers.
DIR. GARRISON says that the condition of
Harry Paxton is not nearly so favorable as
il was some days ago.
II. W. Books has been awarded divorce
from his wife. Sarah 4. Brooks through his
attorneys, Marshal 4 Allen.
THE hearing Of the Beals. charged with
shooting Harry Paxton, has been continued
ten days by Squire Arkle.
The erection of the pyramids was Il small
Job compared with the interment Of the
thirty inch pipes, in this city.
JAMES PIP, OF yorktown, was yesterday
committed 10 Jail aS a lunatic by Squire
Philips to await removal TO Weston.
The Germania Singing Society will give 4
grand ball and concert at their hall on the
S0th under the direction OF Prof. Richard
Stahl.
The local board of inspectors on the 18th
inspected the boat Humming Bird at CALI
polls, and on the 18th the ferry boat Acorn
at Middleport. o.
PgoY. STNHL's entertainment tomorrow
night promises TO be one OF the events OF
the season. A very large number OF tick
cts have already been sold.
Orr informant in regard to tie choir for
the Christmas services at the Fourth Street
Church omitted to give the names OF Joseph
II. Sage. Miss ID. ForSythe, Miss Ella Lewis
and Mr.. Billiard rs members of it.
DAME SHIPToN has only eleven more days,
including this one. in which 20 distance
NennOr Ii she don't give out in that time,
she will only have the advantage OF the
modern liar in one particular age.
II the Circuit Court Judge Boyd. yester-
dav. the suit Of Henry Dice VS.. the Il. & o.
road. for damages, tSSO), alleged to have
been sustained by the killing of two cows,
was decided against the plaintiff.
DR. J. f. REEVES has just received
bound copy of the proceedings OF the Amer
lean Public Health Association, which re-
Gently held a session at Savannah, Ga, and
in which the Doctor participated.
From all sides come complaints from cit
liens who live east Of Chapline street, in
East Wheeling. on account of the terrible
condition of EotT street. 1t has been dug
up for some time and when the pipes are
lowered the dirt is not replaced
The Young man named Post who is
charged with attempting TO enter the post
Office with intent to commit larceny APP
peared before United States Commissioner
Forbes yesterday and gave bail for court,
Peter Benenberger being his surety in
81, 900
THE brick dwelling belonging to Mrs:
Ella Barr, on Fourteenth street, was sold
Yesterday. by Mr.. Bond. Real Estate Agent
10 Mr.. Robert Emblin, for $500 cash. Mr.
Bond also sold the property belonging to
Rev. Josiah Dillon, on The same street, 70
MI. stephen E.uNdIuS, LOL SAi'OOs+
Two deeds were recorded yesterday, viz:
one being of date December Goth, 1881,
from Ella Barr and husband to Robert
Emblin, for the east half OF lot ID, on Four
teenth street, for 81 500; the other from
Albert ShOmo and wife to Albeny Mayer,
for lot on Kentucky street, dated for 500.
II the weather were only favorable this
| would be the most delightful Christmas
that this city ever saw. The array OF
Christmas presents, the variety, the
\ beauty, and the number of merchants who
have eNcrted themselves to procure them.
surpass sill former displays, varieties and
efforts.
| In our Bellaire correspondence OF yester-
| DAYS issue il was stated that a Mr.. Nc
Cannon, of this city had been arrested
| down there for creating disturbance. Mr..
4 McGannOn, who resides on Seventeenth
street, requests us to say that neither he
| nor his cousin (they being the only Messrs.
| McGannon in the city were in Beilaire on
\ Sunday.
THREE men left over the L. & q. yester-
Il day for Bismarck, DakOtah, one OF them be-
4 ing restauranteur there. He says that
| the town is a wild frontier town, infested
i with gamblers and roughs ready at q mo-
\ mentS notice to shoot or knife the first man
| who might presume TO disagree with any
| one Of them. He said eighteen OF the gam
| blerS boarded with him, and at the meal
! time very little was said.