Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-30

BOARD OF Cou11l$stQnefs Aonlay
: WHkx1Isa creek Is on 9rampaes
OK marriage license was issued yester-
FirsE VAS { ball al seiberes Garden fsst
night. - J - = - -
Iak Banker Daughter was given toAs
good houseiast night.
THosx cart wheel hats are the cause Of
more pr ofanity thant the mud.
3 ONE Of the yigilant force lost his gum
Coat, in going to the fre, yesterday morn
ing.
THE hearing OF the case of the State VS..
Frank Hathaway will take place to-day be-
fore Squire Philips.
j. II. SA,isEbI, of Marion county, took q
Notary's commission home with him yes
teriay. He paid fox il.
THE eoopers at Wilson's cooper shops,
North Wheeling. quit work yesterday. The
trouble was in regard TO wages.
THERE was q very pleasant dance at
Maennerchor Hail. on Market street, last
night, for which Kramer played.
THERE was twenty-nine and half feet of
water in the Ohio river at this point yester-
day, and the river was still rising.
JoHS McCALLIsrxR, who has Just returned
years, will return to that place in few
days.
The hearing of the case of the State VS..
the Beal brothers, for shooting Paxton,
was continued for ten days by Squire Ar
kle yesterday.
The rolling mill at Moundsville is having
a switch run from the b. & o. railroad to
connect with the mill. This will avoid so
much hauling.
The new street car stables will be occu-
pied in a short time. After the removal
the last car in the evening will pass the
Mcclure house ut 1880 o'clock.
FORTY men and boys recently employed
by Wilson & Dunlevy are out of employ
ment, owing to a disagreement between
themselves and their employers.
KENPLE lectures in WOOdsfield tonight.
II the roads between this city and that
town were only q little firmer, ii would be
quite an advantage to Mr.. kemple.
The men at the United engine house say
that il was through q miSapprehensIon OF
orders that they went to the North Wheel
ing fire last week at which their engine
was broke.
WoRENES are engaged on the Hook and
Ladder house in tearing down the old
tower" and making preparations for the
occupancy of the building by the regular
force of men and horses.
Miss GERrRUDE LAMB, Treasurer of the
Children's Home, requests US to ask that
ell bills be sent in by the 1St proximO, as
she will be absent from the city after that
time and wishes to pay them before leay-
ing.
\ DEED bearing date OF December oath,
1851, from Josiah Dillon and wife, of Allie
gheny county, Pa, to Stephen Edwards,
of this city, Tor west half of lot 33 on Four
teenth street, for 81 800, was recorded yes
terClay.
THE ball to be given at Turner Hall on
the 18th of January, for the benefit of the
ing, over two hundred tickets having been
sold already. 7. T. Cockayne donates his
services for the occasion.
AT Simpson NJ. E Church, Moundsville,
special services on New Years day. At 10
A. NJ. congregational reunion and commun-
ion services; 81 P. N. general praise meet
ing. A good musical programme is in pre-
paration for all the above services under
the direction of the choir.
Mr. WN. H. SHEIB estimates his loss on
account of the fire of yesterday at $500, as
follows: Two wagons $500; three sets OF har-
ness, $75: hay, 81. corn, $40; fixtures, S2I;
stable. $50. Upon the stable, horses, etc,
there was an insurance of $500 in the Lon
don and Lancashire of England.
FoR some time past the young folks east
of the city and a number residing in the
city. have been preparing for the grand
mask ball at the town hall, Elm Grove, and
last evening the hall was filed with
Joyous crowd, who danced until late hour
this morning to I. I. Cockayne's music.
THE society called "The French" COM !
posed of young ladies and gentlemen of |
East Wheeling banded together for social |
enjoyment, had party at Sheriff Browns |
asst night. A number of invited guests, |!
beside. the members of the society, were
present, and the evening enjoyably and |
spent.
A CONDUCTOR on the C.. & p. railroad says
that a woman answering the description of |
Maggie HeslOp, boarded his train at Mar
tin s Ferry at a late hour on Monday night. |
and went to Pittsburgh. She was accom- |
panied by a man who was unknown to the |
conductor. Miss Heslop's grandfather was
in the city yesterday on the hunt for her.
But few entertainments are more attrac-
tive than those in which children have a
leading part Especially is this SaSe where
children draw their parents by their own
sweet ways and voices. Every year since |
1862 the English Lutheran Sunday school
has given a secherche concert or entertain
ment at this season, to the great pleasured
hundreds. Tomorrow night will witness
the nineteenth. at which time they will
give the Santa Claus cantata. Tickets are
now being reserved at Wilson 4 Banners,
and no doubt the Opera House will be filled.
'SoUrRE SCHULTZ is of the opinion
that there should be q hospital at
he infirmary for the benefit of sick pa
tents. At present there are one or two
rooms used incidentally for that purpose,
but their use is attended with much incon-
both to the patients and the other
inmates of the institution on many ac-
counts, and to remedy this defect he pro-
poses to take four or five rooms and fit
them up for hospital purposes exclusively.
A bath room and other aids to health
will be inclnded in the project and as the
Committee ON Poor Farm are favorable TO
IL il likely that the hospital will be a fixed
fact before long.
The residence Of Esq. Wait on Eoff street
was bright with joy and gladness last
night, the occasion being the marriage of
his beautiful daughter Lulu to Mr.. VIM.
II. Fee. The bride was dressed in grape
coIored silk, trimmed in Spanish lace, and
the bridesmaid, Miss Meta WolyingtOn, in
black satin and Spanish lace. The groom
and groomsman Mr.. James Wait wore
black. with white neckties. The marriage
service was that of the Lutheran Church,
and performed by Rev. ). r. Barnitz. Mrs.
Hegenfelder furnished the elegant refresh
ments which were served on individual
tables. Only relatives were present at the
nuptials. The newly married couple have
the wishes of many friends for long and
happy life.
PERSONAL.