Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-27

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Hall, South Side.
Ar the front door Of the Court House
this morning Auctioneer Halter will dis
pose of that imposing structure known
as Parker's Barracks.
The heaters and rollers OF the bar
mill at the Upper Riverside were CON-
PEELED to quit work yesterday, on &C
count OF having no rougher.
The United engine has been taken to
the machine shop for repairs. In the
meantime nothing but the reel will be
found at the United hose house.
FOURTEENTH street, from the top OF the
hill to the creek, is in a very bad condi-
ton, and should be repaired at onc9
Mr.. Street Commissioner, lend US your
ears,
The members Of the Wheeling Bicycle
Club, to the number OF three or four,
will enter for the trial Of speed at the
Wellsburg fair next month.-Seubenr'He
HroId.
The law factory OF Squire Jesse Muir
rln will shortly be removed directly
across the street from where he is now
located, 24l0 Chapline street being his
new quarters.
The sitting smoke caused by the
smouldering ruins of Sundays fire still
posters the iuhabitsnts of this vicinity.
Cannot something be done to alleviate
their suferings?
A MAN named Miller,s pig metal haul
Al In mil Ua O.
riously kicked by a mule yesterday al
ternoon at the above works. He was
conveyed to his home.
The floor in the United engine house
is in very bad condition and should
be Immediately repaired. The atten-
ton of the FIRE Committee is most re-
spectfully directed to that quarter.
THEnew furniture factory of Messrs
Metzner & Schellhase is progressing rap
idly, and will soon be ready for occu-
pancy. The building is as near five
proof as the workmen could possibly
make IL
The Sisters Of Mt. De- Chantal tC ok
the Holy Communion and observed
other religious ceremonies peculiar to
their church in behalf OF President Gar
field in view OF his extremely precar:ous
condition.
The attention OF the proper authori-
ties Is called to the fact that the street
lamp at the corner of Twenty-third and
Eoff has not been lighted for the past
two weeks, much to the inconvenience
OF persons living in that vicinity.
The Baltimore and Ohio is pushing
rapidly to completion its branch from
Dawson, on the Pittsburgh and Con-
nellsyille road, to Washington. This
will then be ussl as main line be-
tween Baltimore and Chicago.-Pitts-
burgh Dispatch.
QUITE boom is apparent 10 the city
at present in the building line. Numsr-
GUS houses in all parts OF the city are
being erected, and others are being re-
paired, painted and otherwise put in
FIRST class order. The spirit OF improve
ment is on the increase, and it should
continue.
YESTERDAY Charles Steinmsn, "a helper
at the Riverside mill, was severely burn
ed about the head and shoulders by
some water which he had thrown into
the furnace, being exploded by the heat
DR.. Pipes rendered the necessary aid,
and at last accounts the patient was bet
ter.
4 VERY grave report was in circula
ton yesterday and last night to the ei-
feet that the death OF the, girl Bertha
Stewart was brought about by young
man in this city who threw the lighted
lamp at her, which breaking threw its
burning contents all over her with the
result already known.
VIZ acknowledge tn receipt OF an in
vstation from the employees OF the P, c.
& st. l.. road, asking US TO attend BAN
quet and reception to be given Mr.. ]
II. Barrett. at Dennison, Ohio, this
evening. While we would Pike to CON-
ply with the request, other business en-
gagements call US in another direction.
Thanks, boys.
A NUMBER of the boilers who struck at
at the Crescent mill will 90 to Alabama
TO day, where they have secured EN-
ployment. Their names are Daniel
Crumbacker, Geo. Doyle, Adam Schaf
fer, Jos. Ennis, Jos. Cassiday, Gus Fish
er, Ren. Leotfler and Henry Young
GAINESVILLE boilers have taken their places
at the Crescent.
THE street car company has erected
temporary sheds on the site OF the old
stables for the accommodation OF their
stock. New stables will shortly be COM
menced on the company's property near
Fort, tn street, and when completed
will he the me- st convenient in this part
Of the country. Several new ideas sug-
gested will be put into operation.
The Reformed Episcopal church Sum
dsy scho Il had pleasant time at Syca-
wUre Grove yesterday. The most IN
happy occurrence was the detestable
actions OF some cowardly bows at the
corner OF Fourteenth and McCulloch
streets, who threw stones at one OF the
wagons loaded with children. The only
person struck was Mr.. II. B. Godfrey,
who was hit just above the eye, but for
tunstely was not seriously injured.
Mr.. JOHN WALKER, the genial adyer-
Using agent OF the Pittsburgh Exposi-
ton, was in the city yesterday, disiribut,
my some handsome paper containing
points about the big show. The exhi-
bition this year promises to eclipse nil
former ones. The exercises commence
September 9th, and ii the former efforts
oil tire gentlemen connected with the
enterprise are anything to Judge by, We
predict immense success tins year. Mr..
Walker is doing some effective work.
The work of repairing the coart house
yoss steadily on. improvements on an
extensive scale are being made. A par
tiIion has been placed in the old court
room. dividing il inro splendid rooms,
the upper OF which will be used as the
chancery room AMI the lower for the
hearing of criminal cases The office oil
the Clerk OF the Board of Commissioners
Mr.. James Quarrier is being put in
tip top condition, and General Jeems is
as proud as proud can be over the pros
pect OF being able, at no distant day, to
step into quarters where he can transact
the business OF the Office in q manner
pleasant to himself and to those with
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