Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-13
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FARMERS are busy planting corn.
CHARLIE DslTEss will be heard to-
day.
THE county roads are in respectable
condition.
THEP. W. &Ky. pay car was in town
yesterday. IN
HousEaoLDERs complain OF their milk
turning sour.
Awarrx vest, at this time OF the year.
ia an inestimable treasure.
THs police force will come outin sun
mer blouses, next week.
WITHIN the past ten DAYS, grass and
wheat have come forward with a rush.
The Nail City Building and Loan As
sociation will elect directors Monday
evening.
The Board Of Directors ofthe Belmont
Building Association meet this evening
for organization.
The Harmonic Maennerchor Singing
Society will give concert in Steuben
vile, week alter next.
THsP.W. & Ny. train was four hours
late last evening, owing to slight accl
dent on the main line.
SQUIRE PHILIPS yesterday committed
Steve Ripley, ex. Chief OF Police, to jail
for ten days tor drunkenness.
ANoxa the b. < o. engineering corps
now encamped near Mt de Chantai, IL
a son of Senator Wade Hampton.
tx STREET Commissioner Jimmy
Nichols appeared on the street yester'
day with MS big water sprinkler.
The "Bells OF Bonneville" rehearsed
with full cast, last evening. Tonight
an orchestra rehearsal will be given.
PAY day at the La Belle Mill to-day
and tomorrow lucre will be distributed
az the Belmont Mill and South Wheel
ing Glass House.
CocKAYSE played for a house warm
ing party at August Bolan's on
Eighteenth street, last evening, that was
a very social affair.
Tue case of Bauer VS.. the Contra
Glass Company Is still on trial at th'
Circuit Court. 1t is thought the agony
will be ended at noon to-day.
LAWRENCE HELLER yesterday morn
ing, in Police Court, plead guilty to sell
ing on Sunday and paid the fine anC
costs, amounting in all to li.Io.
THE Maennerchor Singing Society
gave a calico hop at their Hall on Mar
ket street, last evening, that was TIT
very essence Of fun and pleasure.
SQUIRE PHILIPS puts in his spare tim'
washing out the Mcclure House alley
and cursing the Health Officer because
he don't pay some attention to the same
OK the oath inst. the Independent
Order Of Rechabites will hold CRANE
pow-wow in this city, prominent men o
the order being present from all over TIT
| Union.
squire Caldwell yesterday commit
| ted TO Jail John Sherman, IN default o
| 500 bond in two cases, in which he was
charged with stealing clothing from two
Germans in Heddrick's saloon.
NUMEROUS complaints have been re
ceived IRON parties in North Wheeling
asking that attention be called to thu
horrible and filthy condition OF Alley j,
IL really is sadly in need of attention.
i'll SrIFEL is about to erect two new
brick houses in South Wheeling, one on
Enf below Thirty.third steet, and the
other on Thirty.third, at the corner oil
Jacob. Squire Mix has charge OF them.
Tue boys in the hose houses are be-
ginning to wonder ii the time is not near
at hand when they will be allowed ice
for cooling the drinking water. Ice is
cheaper than last year and the boys
ought to have it.
A SPECIAL meeting Of Council will be
held this evening for the purpose OF dis
cussing the Railroad Problem" lndi-
cations now are, that it will excel the
days OF WILSON'S Railroad Bill, as lar
~ wind and buucOmbe are concerned.
W. II. WOODWARD, who has been Sec
retary of the La Belle mill, has been
elected President, and Joseph II. Wood
ward, formerly Secretary, and now liv-
| ipyin Texas, has been reelected to that
position, and will soon remove to this
place.
SQrIRE MURRINs had two cases before
| him, Yesterday, that came from that hot
bed OF trouble and discord, Parker Bar
racks. Athelia 0'Neider complained
that Mrs, Burkley had carried on in dis
graceful and generally horrid manner
and Mrs. Burkley was accordingly fined
s. and costs. Athelia also preferred the
same charge against Maud Hall, but
Maud was dismissed on payment Ot
costs. The office OF the Justice wa
crowded with witnesses OF whom there
was a score.
THERE was a merry and pleasant wed
ding scene, last evening, on the South
Side, at the residence OF Mr.. Conrad
Bachman, which was the marriage o.
his daughter Abbie to Mr.. James Ken
be, a mailer OF the Top mill. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. I. b
Hughes, and was witnessed by large
number OF the friends and relatives oI
the interested persons. The evening
was afterwards given up to enjoyment,
and was pleasantly passed by all. The
bride received many presents from hel
friends. The REGISTER wishes all pros
perity and many returns Of the wedding
anniversary