Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
CITY CULJINGS.
A Brief Resume of a Days Happenings
in and About Town.

III duo AOOut No~u
MINNIE Palmer tonight.
TiCEETs for Mayo this morning.
MoSQUrrozs and flies have retired 20
winter quarters.
PAINTERS are surprisingly busy for
this sesson OF the year.
AN employe at the Riverside blast lnr'
mace had one OF his LEGS broken yester-
day.
MR. KorxrZ, OF New Martlnsyille, has
lately sent large quantities Of lumb 4"
this city.
tbs convention OF teachers and trus-
tees will he held in the hall ot the House
OF Delegates.
GEORGE WEISGEREgR, the oarsman'
will - To- WORK to-day as blacksmith III
Swseney's foundry.
THE Grand Lodge \ F. & \. VI. WI
meet in this city rex. Tuesday. Tie II
A. Chapter will meet Monday night.
MR. SCmAFER, OF North Wheeling, has
the contract for plastering the large NJ"
dry goods establishment Of DeIap!aine
X Co., on Main street.
The west half OF the east half OF 10:
No. POI, Sixteenth street, vas trans
ferre to Dorothy Bunch, by Charles
Thies and vile Tor 81 200.
DURING the month OF October there
were Issued from the Office OF Recorder
Hook 80 marriage licenses; deeds IN lee
recorded. 33; deeds oil trust, %.
The "Pewiky" has had neatly painted
white posts placed along both sides oil
its tracks indicating its property line be-
tween " heeling and Steubenvllle.
Mr.. Coon KURNER, the great pedes'
TRAN and trombone player OF this city,
is visiting friends at Smithtield, ONO,
and writes OF having a splendid time
THERE will be supper and festival
held at Westwood's Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings OF this week Tor the
benefit of the Third Presbyterian church
An Island lad, while engaged IN
throwing corn and perpetrating other
devilment, was shot in the leg last night
bv one OF the citizens OF tine Sevnnth
ward.
THE following letters remain unclaim'
ed in the Postotiice: Jesse Embry, w.
: Fawcett, VI. Smith Hawkins, Mrs,
Margaret McMurray, q. w. Newton,
Henry Wolf.
TaE Nail City glass works were only
closed down a halt day, and the boys re-
turned to work at the old p:lce, the
statement OF Yesterday It'>'Egtt'Sr not
Wthstanding.
SugRIFF JONI ". BELL, OF Calhoun.
county. and Deputy Sheriff Conrad, yes
terday lodged Adam q. Dohblns IN the
penitentiary TO serve out a two years
sentence TOR forgery.
The Belmont blast furnace will resume
operations to-day after an ldIeness OF
some months. An attempt was made
to go to work soms days ago, but 1t was
abandoned on account OF the limited
supply of coke furnished.
The :. ). Union of this place holds its
monthly meeting at the Thompson Nj.
f.. church tonight at 30. DR.. Milford
is TO give an address, and w. A. List
will conduct the Bible class on the les
son for next Sunday. Judge johnson
will preside and profitable meeting is
expected.
The Governor will this morning ap.
point an Adjutant General and
State Librarian to till the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation OF General
f. /. Woods. The candidates are W.
W. Miller. j. +. Miller, w. +. But
Ter. J. W. Lott, - Bassett, Judge
Kennedy, Capt. Sitgrcaves, q. ID. Cooke,
BERNARD STANLEY and one or two others
not vet reported.
LAST Friday afternoon as a train on
the Bellaire and Southwestern road
neared Beaisville a stock car In which
were Is cattle jumped the track and
rolled down an embankment to the bot
tom, turning the car over no less than II
times in the descent 1t was thought
that every one OF the cattle would be
found dead, but strange to say not one
of them was hurt beyond few bruises.
MR. II. b. MILLER, Fish Commits
sioner for this district, will in a few days
receive about 10 German Carp for dis
irritation in his territory. He will be
clad 10 furnish 4 few TO all persons own
ing private ponds who will take care OF
the fish. lie has quite number oil APP
plications from parties living in the Sec.
oud and Third districts, but he would
prefer scattering the fish in his own dis
trict.
OxE OF the hisH;gmcTr locals, by false
pretenSes, obtained from Supt. Birch
some information concerning the pro-
posed publication OF an educational
journal in this State and published it
Yesterday morning. The paper in ques'
ZION will e under the business man
agement OF Messrs. Butcher Il Birch and
will be edited by Prof. Z. b. Mccain, OF
this city, assisted by the principals Of
the other city schools.