Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-19
RESULTS OF RuaNIna
About the City for Small Scraps Of Local
News.

About the City for Small Scraps OF Local
News.
ONE marriage license was issued yes
ter6sy,
HAVE you taken in the Bellaire Loan
and Exhibition?
STRAWBERRIES were sold at CSC per
box in market yesterday morning.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record in the Office OF Recorder Hook.
A PARTY named Bill Davis was fined
SO by Squire Philips yesterday for
fornicatioD.
BOARD OF education meets this even
ing and il is likely the session will b.
an interesting one.
The fire bugs" have settled down in
Steubenvile, and are burning barns.
Wheeling can sympatbize.
MUNICIPAL CoURT met yesterday, but
transacted no business OF importance,
and adjourned To meet Friday morning
at 10 o'clock.
The new club rooms OF the Lincoln
Club will be opened this evening with
appropriate ceremonies, after which e
general social time will. lie had. The
committee having in charge the getting
up oil the rooms have done themselves
proud.
In part OF the Circuit Court, before
Judge Bovd, yesterday, the case OF VIM.
Fox Va. Y. ID. Carroll, disputed account,
was put on trial before jury and ver-
diet of some eighty odd dollars rend-
cred for the plaintiff.
AMBROSE SCHAEFER was before Justice
Philips Yesterday, charged with selling
liquor without license. 1t was proved
that he was not now in the business,
and the case was dismissed on payment
of costs, amounting to S2l.
THE Butchers Association formally
dissolved Yesterday by sdlviding the
last dividend -, 524. 40, which was diyi.
ded among thiry.five members. The
proceeds from the sale OF the lot and
ground to Reymann will be divided
among the stockholders, about twenty
il number.
The new floor in the Vigilant engine
house will be laid to-day, the stalls
changed, and that house put in a neat,
clean and healthy condition. The work
OF changing the stalls was commenced
| in the Atlantic house yesterday. Chief
Eccles, who is experimenting the work,
is pushing things forward as rapidly as
possible.
TUESDAY, evening as VIM. Nermillion,
OF West Alexander. was returning home
from this city in buggy with his vile,
when near Burr's Mill, the horse be-
| came frightened at train. Mr.. Yer
| million Jumped out, intending TO hold
the animals head, but in jumping out
| ne twisted his leg and broke it. He was
taken home yesterday morning.
We are in receipt OF a copy OF resolu-
tons recently passed by Marion Lodge
| No. IL, | d. q. F., of Fairmont, thank
/ ing our enterpriSing young jewellers,
| Messrs. Miller & Franzheim, for the pre-
sentatiOn TO the Lodge oil 2 fine time
piece in the shape OF an elegant ogna.
mental clock. We regret that our space
W n not permit publishing them in full
Tug case Of VIM. Hamm, charged by
! Theodore Krider with adultery and for
| nicatiOn with Alice krider, was again
/ called by Squire Feiber last evening in
pursuance with the adjournment OF last
| Wednesday evening. The motion made
at that time by Counsellor Dovenor to
qussh the warrant and which was taken
under consideration by Justice Felber
| for week, was last evening overruled.
Owing to the sickness Of some material
witne sses and the absence Of Capt. Dow
enor, the case was postponed until Tues
day evening.
One most noted society events that
has occurred in iSouth Wheeling for
some time, was party given last even
ing by Miss Nettie Cowan to her numer-
Gus friends at her fathers residence.
Capt. Robert Cowan's house was never
graced with a more genial and
pleasant set OF young folks than
| IL Was last evening. About
thirty were present, and they spent the
evening i'm dancing 10 the delightful
music OF Prof. Charlie Kilmyer. All
were sorry when the evening was
passed, and every one was sincere in
saying the evening was one OF the most
ENJOYABLE they ever spent.