Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
DOTS AND pAsAn
peings During Q Day Disesd Up Tor the
Dear Public.

Dear Public.
THK public schools opened yesterday.
UsIrEp SrATss DrsrsIcT Coukr will
meet in this city to day.
WHEELING is now on the descending
scale, squaticaIiy speaking.
OFFICER BRADY Yesterday arrested
Charley Leidham, charged with drunk
enness. a-
A ssor fired from the McLnre House
last night about midnight caused some
excitement.
A LARGE crowd Of persons will 90 TO
the Centennial at Washington to- NOR
row and next day.
TIE Bryant Society held its first meet.
ing for the season OF lSSl-'S2 last night
in North Wheeling.
WIcKHAA will cash pools at Lehnert's
Fountain saloon this afternoon at
o'clock, according to referees decision.
MATHEW McESrEE and wife yesterday
transferred TO John McEntee the one
fourth OF lot l55 on Seventeeth street for
S4l5.
An Island man is suffering badly from
the james jams just now, ~thrassing his
wife and annoying his community very
much.
A MAN from Bellaire was thrown un-
der his stumbling horse last night on
Eleventh street, but mo- very seriously
hurt.
A GRAY horse belonging to Mr.. Baer
ran of in the upper part OF the city
yesterday doing some inconsideraoie
damage.
TIE following letters remaining in
postofice unclaimed September 6, 1881:
Byers Wm.; Geiseman, j. D.; Spencer,
Miss Lou.
SQUIRE MURRrS had Julia Hicks be-
fore him Yesterday on a charge OF abu.
siye language, preferred by Mary Gar.
vim. Mary paid the costs.
M'uss ROBINSON was before Commits.
sioner Forbes yesterday on a charge OF
selling malt liquors without having paid
the special tax. The case took the usual
course.
TEE Leasure men say that all that is
necessary for Murphy or his friends to
| do is to come 10 Knoke's saloon at any
time with their money and it will be
covered.
Mrs. HILL complained before Squire
Murrin yesterday that Mrs. Briggs had
"tongue-lashed" her. The charge was
not established and Mrs. Hill paid the
costs.
MARY E. HEDDRIcH was yesterday
appointed administrative of the estate o.
Chris. Heddrich, deceased. Bond $500
with John Frank and Bernard Lude
wig as sureties.
THERE is a rumor to the effect that
Col. Dan Rice, the veteran clown, vii
give his famous feature in this city in I
few DAYS. The Col. has many friends
here who will be glad TO hear him.
MARY +. HEDDRICH was yesterday
appointed guardian Of Catherine, Her
man, Walter and John, minor children
of Chris. Heddrich, deceased. Bono
$1,000, with B. Ludewig and John Fran!
as sureties.
GENERAL White is actively at WORT
in the interest OF the tournament tina
will take place at the Fair Grounds or
the last day but one OF the fair. Thu
tournament promises to be the bigSts
feature of the fair.
We are sorry to hear OF the sudder
death OF an infant child OF Capt. San
Ridgley, Of the B. Il D. road, at Texas
Marion county, yesterday. Capt. Ridge
ley is a deservedly popular ~railroader
and his many friends will sympathizt
with him in his bereavement.
The Judges in charge Of the Seeley'
Mendel horse race, which took place
last Saturday afternoon, have decided
that there was a foul and have ordered
the race to be rowed rel again mex
Saturday. They say that the first horse
race on the new grounds shall be a fail
one. Bets are drawn.
MARY GARvIS yesterday preferred
charges OF breach OF the peace agains'
Ellie Mcneil, VIM. Hicks and Mrs f
Briggs. Miss Mcneil paid a fine OF 5:
and costs and gave bail in the sum o
500 for good conduct for 6 months
WIN. Hicks gave a similar bond anC
Mrs. Briggs one in $50.
Nor d~isagreeable; hardly more bite
than lager beer, and much more salts
factory and pleasant. Simmons Live
Regulator can be taken at any time
without interfering with business o
pleasure. II is 80 gentle, safe, and suci
a good digester, thatit is often used ate
a hearty meal to settle the food and re
lIeye any apprehension that the mes
may disagree with YOU.
A WOMAN out the Hempield, nea
Triadelphla, narrowly escaped dealt
Yesterday. The engineer OF the trair
coming west and due in this city a
ll:40A NJ, saw her and whistled at he
repeatedly, but to no purpose apparent
~, and as he could not stop his train, h,
had about concluded that she was gon,
when, strange to say, just as the COW
catcher was grazing her clothing, sh,
stepped from the track. Ii could no