Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28
THE PASSING pgoW.
Rssisssrsd Results Remarked in hspor'
torial Ram eltnss


YESTERDAY, lucre Was distributed at
the LaBelle mill.
TIE Bellaire Loan still continues to
draw like mustard plaster.
Two deeds of uust were admitted 10
record by Clerk Hook yesterday. -,
The "Ione Star" Rschabites WIN
meet at Crawford's store, Monday n'go"
'SQUIRE PBILIPs has taxed WIN. Sheely
a. and costs for assaulting one 'aueS
Smith.
Tux work on the foundation Tor the
Soldiers monument Is progressing very
satisfactorily.
Tur Street Commissioner is having
the ash bank at the head OF Seventh
street removed.
To-Day is pay day at the South
Wheeling glass works and the Belmont
and Crescent mills.
JIM FLErCHER, employed at the
Crescent mill Was disabled yesterday by
pig If iron falling on his loot.
The cost to the county Of $40 per day
was stopped yesterday by the discharge
Ol the Deit6TS tNptItS. liaS ~ P"iu'
GEo. Boris confessed judgment to
selling liquor on Sunday, and was as
sessed so and costs in Police Court.
TpE Acts OF the last Legislature are
being sent off in large numbers by the
force OF the Secretary OF States office.
JOSEPH DOYLE, a roller in the LaBelie,
Was seriously burned Thursday evening
about the eyes by flash from the rolls.
HoRxBRooK's PARK will not be regu-
arly opened this summer, but all visl-
tors are welcome to look through the
grounds.
CorxCIL last evening ordered the Mar
ket street bridge To be repaired. IL
needs it bad enough and the sooner
done the better.
THERE was an exciting spat in the
First Branch last evening between
Councilman Hall and Myles, but no
blood was shed.
HowARD Bros, patent solicitors, re-
port patent granted to j. W. Bodley, ol
the firm of Bodley Brothers, for inn
provements in rotary eultivators.
JONI MILLER, alias Goal Oil Johnny
was arrested last evening by Officer
Williams for raising disturbance at the
Belmont mill.
Tue directors OF the Elm Grove Street
Car Company have removed theil
stables to Fulton, and are occupying thu
one formerly owned by Mr.. a. Yoke.
The Oak Leaf Social will give its first
picnic OF the season at the residence O
| Charlie Fisher, on CaldwelPs Run, to-
day. A good large crowd is going out
The s. :. W. a South Wheeling socia
club. composed OF about fifteen couple
intend Picnicing out the st. Clairsyille
pike to-day. They will go out in busses
joe HARSH, the boy lunstic, was sur
rendered To the State, yesterday, by his
father who had given bond for his be
haviOr. The boy became too violent for
him.
SQUIRE MURRIN has fined Wills Cox
81 and costs for assaulting w. NJ. Trash
or. This is about the third time Cox
has thus amused himself, and stih he Is
not happy.
The p, g. 4 st. l.. Railroad has issued
a little phamplet called the Colorado
Tourist, and announces that 1t will IN
few days issue its Summer Tourist Book,
a handsomely gotten up affair.
Dr.. L rA-WA-rN, ID. ii. c. K. OF the
/. O. of T., from Newark, \. j., will adj
dress the gospel temperance meeting at
the city hail, Second ward market, sun.
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. A geL'
eral invitation 10 all.
The Catholic Church OF BenwOod,
gave a splendid picnic at Riverview
Grove adjoining the Benwood Station
Yesterday that was largely attended. Il.
Tommy Cockayne furnished the lively
music Tor the occasion and 1t was APP
preciated.
The bright and handsome little girl
that was picked up early Thursday even
ing on Main street and taken TO the
City Building, where she attracted uni
yersal attention and admiration, Was
the daughter OF Alex. Gillespie, the ex-
policeman.
TuKRE will in all probability be rush
for seats this morning at Lucas music
store. They will be for the presentation
OF the "Chimes OF Normandy" at the
Opera House next Monday and Tues.
day evenings by the Lyrics. Don't fail
TO witness it.
The only conveyance OF property re-
corded Yesterday was a deed made
April 2lst, 1881, by Vim. p. Mayer and
wife to the p. W. 4 Ky. Ey., in COnsid-
erution of $50, OF a part OF the lot lying
on the bank OF the Ohio river north OF
Forty.eighth street.
Our advertising columns this morn
ing announce one OF the celebrated ex-
cursions OF the English Lutheran Sun
day School, and our job-otlice bears sim
liar evidence. Multitrdes OF children
and young people have been anxiOusly
looking for this announcement and will
hail with delight visit TO McCoy's, re-
calling the very pleasant days spent
there in 1873 1874. The c. X p. is one
OF the best managed railroads in the
country, and Superintendent Thomas
and Passenger Agent Ford will give per.
sonal attention to the great excursion.
A PROMINENT young business man,
started out the other morning with q
lady friend for long drive. They went
to Moundsville, took dinner, crossed the
river and started home on the Ohio side.
The young man did not know the roads
very well and soon found himself in The
Ohio narrows, on a road that his horse
could neither 20 forward on or back out.
Unhitching the animal the couple sat
patiently on the bank until the Telegram
came down. Then by frantic bowls,
the young man induced the boat to land,
and after fifteen minutes hard work the
crew managed to get his buggy down the
hill and on board. His friends DO not
inquire as to the roads in Ohio below
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