Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-12
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NAILS nov sell for $500.
Pay day at the Central glass works.
TIE county assessors have completed
their work.
Tbs South Side Singing Society will
give a ball tonight.
The show eometh and the small boy
hoardeth his nickels.
Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday By Clerk Hook
SPE, IAL meeting OF Council tonight.
Toe Loan Ordinance will be the topic.
DE- Pipes reports the little child Of
David McAllister TO be in as good condi
ton as could be expected.
An appeal has been taken in the case
OF John Donlan and wife, tried before
Squire Wait on Wednesday.
GEO. W. Brunswick (coPd) will go to
Bellaire this evening in the interest OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
The State Fair Directors don't want
any suggestions about a bicycle race,
as tney already have one down on the
premium lists.
TIE case of the Italian peanut stanI
man who knocked down boy naneo
Sharp for stealing a pear, comes up III
police court this morning,
TOMMY KENNY, the ex-hostler OF the
y;a;Ian, engine house, holds the fort in
Lis Old position as moulder at Sweeney
Tom is an accomplished workman.
LAST night Rev. ]. 6. Lyle performed
the pleasant ceremony OF uniting IN
marriage Mr.. Hehry Kimkle and Miss
Maggie Jones, both Of the Eighth ward.
A PHOTOGRAPHERS with an apparatus
specially adapted for rapid work IN
pho,ographing buildings, grounds, etc 4,
F. il "doing" the business houses oil the
city.
BUSINESS man in South Side
suggested Yesterday that there should
he a Capt. John Cook penny contribu-
ton box over there. Who will move in
the matter?
THERE was considerable stagnant wa
Ter in the cutters of Jacob street IN the
region of Thirty seventh and Thirty.
eighth streets, yesterday. Splendid
ncurnishment for dangerous diseases.
LAST evening a very pleasant social
party was given on the Island at the
residence of Miss Emma klaproth. A
large number were present and thor
ouyhiy enjoyed the evening pleasures.
"WEDNESDAY evening there was very
pIeasant social gathering at the resi-
ience of Adam Kappel on Fourteenth
street, gwen in honor OF Miss Louise
Maggie. = Young lady visitor in the city
irom Minneapolis.
TsE Tr-ilant Ere engine. which has
been at Kul's stop Tor repairs, Is tx.
pscied At The engine house to-day, IN
rOOd trim iJT iuUure work should some
unfortunate circumstance demand il.
The horses will also b. brought ia from
the country.
DE-. HFNNIG says he is not the family
phys clan OF the family drennser, whose
child died 50 suddenly Wednesday
morning. He also ridicules the idea
that the parents suspected anything
mysterious about the death Of the child.
Ii 50, why the inquest?
A FEW mornings ago two girls, sixteen
wears old or so, siyly entered the store
room OF Mrs SchN abacker, in the Fifth
ward, ami stole some millinery goods.
Nothing " as done in the case, but the
girls are known u be from Parker's
block, Of local nOtOriety, and will be
watched in the future.
TnE Committee on Water Works
managed 10 get together quorum
yesterday morning. and deciGed TO
change the arrangements OF the coal
chutes in the new boiler house TO be
built at the works. They will be placed
on the west side instead OF on the south
thereby keeping dust out Of the resi-
dences on Main street.
YESTERDAY Sallie Mooney swOre out u
warrant against Maggie Dorsey, charg.
ing her with assault and battery. Squire
Felber fined her g and costs. A Coun-
ter suit Was instituted by Maggie Dorsey
swearing out Il rrrrInt against Sallle
Mooney, chaTginG 'rr with breach OF
the peace. In th!- .'aae fine OF 8 and
costs ami a bond al $50 to be OF good be-
haviOr for year was required.
For several nights past party OF ser
enaders has been around the ST. eets rem.
dering some very nice music both vocal
and instrumental. Their music was
new and there was considerable curiosi.
ty expressed by those who heard tn m
to learn who they were. Wednes lay
night reporter ran across the gay and
musical troubadours and found them to
be very genial set OF gentlemen. T le
band is composed OF Messrs. W. Henry
Meyer, G. II. Miller, Joe Maggie, Geo.
Bramer, Peter MUM, Chas. Meyer, K.
+. Tracy and A. Yarhling. Come again,
gentlemen, your music is first-class.
SINCE the track on the fair ground was
completed there has been quite num-
Der OF flyers on it each evening, to say
nothing OF the private rigs. In fact it is
FOR the present quite driving park, GO
Jog 10 show that the work OF those who
had charge of its construction is apprec
lated by the people, as well it should be.
Among those present last evening were
Frank Weber with his PAGER, Sheriff
Brown with his sorrel mare, Ed. Men
del with his big bay, Earl Ogleby with
his handsome double team. Doc Moit u
with the sorrel trotter, Will Glessner,
Morris HOrkheimer and j. A. Parsons.