Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-24
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OSos more into last Summers breech-
Is, dear friends, once more!
The street brigade WAS engaged in
cleaning up the North End Streets yes
terdsy.
THg repairs and charges to the Stalls
at the Atlantic engine house are progress
sing finely.
THR exodus Of excursionists from this
city to the Bellaire Loan is undated IN
Tnx Recorders office was barren, yes
,erday, Of all msrriage licenses or pro
bate business.
A BOOT race htSeen white man AMI
a M gro is billed To take place ont the
pike next Saturday.
The gathering boys at the Nail City
Glass Works have gained the advance
OF 81 they struck for.
OSE Of the Atlantic horses is sick
Foreman Healey talks of sending hun
70 the seashOre 10 recuperate.
WoSKMES are engaged in digging ihe
foundation for the soldiers and Sailors
Monument. On Capitol square.
A NUMBER OF sympathetic young men
will invade the Bellaire Loan, to-day, 10
see that the babies are given q fair shoa'
TnE new Worthington pnmp Is all
ready for work as soon as the attach
ments are made, which will be this
week.
To DAY is the birthday OF Her Males
ty, Queen Victoria, aud Empress oi
India. The true Britons will according
ly howl themselves hoarse.
SEARS for Lawrence Barrett will be
sold at Burners this evening. There
will be a rush. Cars will leave on the
Elm Grove road aiter-the Performance
Tue Baltimore and Ohio pay cal
passed. through the city yesterday
the hearts and filling the
pocket books OF the employees Of the
road.
A CHIMNEY in the house of John Nc
Graw, on Seventeenth street, took fire
on Saturday, and the building barely
escaped destruction. Foreman HealN
extinguished the blaze.
We have received the latest maps anC
pamphlets of the AtchIson, Topeka ant
Santa Fe road, kindly sent us by Charlie
Wheat, who is fourissing like the greer
bay tree in the company's office, at 81
Louis.
THE attention OF the authorities il
called to the dangerous condition OF thu
flooring on the Market street bridge
The planks are baily warped, and the
floor in many places contains ruts tina
are dangerous to travel.
Ut. Holman, one OF Wheeling's bus
mess men, died yesterday, after a con
tinued illness of about three months
He came to this city when mere DO.
and has grown up with the town, re
spectId by all who knew him.
LETTERS in the postoflice unclaimed
May oath: Copeland D. j., Dittmar
W.n., Feilheimer NJ. H.. Franklin Char
ley, Gross Mrs. H., Herpich Henry
Jones George o., Miller Alex, PenteI
j Welsh Jabez, Wells VIM. T.
An accident occurred in the Top mill
Yesterday, which will cause a stoppag'
II about ten days. The large fly vince
shaft suddenly broke, the result OF crys
Utilization Of the iron. Messrs. Sweeney
Il Son will soon cast new one.
The State fair is booming. Lumber
has been ordered, and ere long the build
ings will shoot up. Tomorrow thu
Committee on Grounds will take an ex
cursiOn TO look at various fair ground:
and obtain ideas Of the correct thing.
FRED HOFFMAN, young man EN-
ployed at Balls shoe store, was seriously
injured, yesterday, by a fall of lumbe
in North Wheeling. The board pile
near Swseney's works, fell on him ant
broke his hight leg Dr.. ulrich reduced
the fracture.
The Election Commissioners OF thi
county, Messrs. VI. Reilly, W. +. Peter
son and John Clayton, met at the coHr
house Yesterday, to count the vot'
cast one week ago at the elections. Al
error was found in Potomac precinct, il
Liberty District, and the Judges Of tina
precinct were summoned to appear be
lore the Commissioners on Saturday.
REV. l.. A. ALDERsoS, father OF Majo
]. e.. Anderson, OF this city, died at Atch
ison, Kansas, on last Thursday night
Mr.. Anderson was born in Greenbriel
county, this State in 1912, and removed
West in 1888 lie was prominent cit
zen OF Atchison, and was regarded a.
the head and front OF the Baptists there
His loss will be greatly felt and the city
papers each contain long eu.ogy o
his worth and merits.
Mr. q. Y. Lucas, Manager OF the
Lyric Opera Company, must be gratitie,
at the way in which tickets went off TO
the excursion on the st. Lawrence OF
rext Friday afternoon. The staterOon
diagram was pretty we'll marked up AM
each mark showed the disposal OF si'
tickets. Msny society people are goin,
up and many to enjoy the ride, the coo
breezes of the river and kramer's or
chestra which cannot fail TO make de
ghtsul combination.
AN interesting case was on trial be
FIRE Judge Boyd yesterday. In 1879 ii
Mithoh d Co, OF Columbus, bough
1000 kegs of nails from the Top mill 4
sos. They did not take them at tn,
time, and nails went up, the firm buyinj
elsewhere. Six months afterward tn,
firm demanded the nails, and, the mil
refusing suit was brought to recover
Messrs. Jacob and Cochran, OF this citv
and K. g. Hoffman, Esq OF Columbus
are for the plaintiff, and W. Z. Hubbar,
for the defense.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation wal
yesterday issued by Secretary Stalnake
to The Evans Mining and Mullins
Company" formed for the purpose o
milling, mining, reducing and concen
tratiug sold, silver, lead, copper snC
other ores, and for doing other thing
necrs, ary or incidental to such business
IN Colorado. The office is to be in Bos
ton. Tue sum of $4,000 has been paiC
in on a subscription of 100000. Tn,
corporators are George II. Fowle, Fred
Nourse. Mark Folsom, Henry Fowle ant
Frank ], futile, all OF Boston.