Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-26
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brfef JotIInKs OF News I'm and Aoou'
sha City

moved INTO tnelE new OuSc loStcAuay.
CLERK Hooks office was nicely decorated
with samples of the ornaments that are to
be used at the State Fair.
MIS-. RACHAEL Coss, aged 20 years, of
Bridgeport, died on Wednesday and was
buried at Weeks Cemetery yesterday.
IT is reported on good authority that a
young merchant, living on the Island, will
become a benedict the first Of next month.
LAST night William Stromburg was COM
mitted to Jail by Squire Ankle for breach OF
peace for ten days and also fined 81 and
costs.
The Gypsies that are camped on Woods
run, attract large crowds of boys and
young men from the city to their camp
every day.
The Gentleman who left his fine boots at
a certain house in Elm Grove Wednesday
night, can have his property by callingsnd
proving same.
A PLEASANT musicale was given last night,
al the residence of John p. Gilchrist, Esq,
at LeatherwoOd. A special car conveyed
the visitors to and from the city.
BIDS are asked for the work on the kGrsf-
ton and Greenbrier road, from Grafton to
the Tyler county line, distance of eight
miles. This looks like business.
MICHAEL MUFFSAY, who was under bond
to keep the peace for one year, was COM
mitted to Jail last night by Squire Calf
well. as the bondSmau wished to be relieved.
The case of State VS.. Michael Muffnay, on
charge of breach OF peace, was tried by
Squire Caldwell yesterday and the defend
ant placed under q 800 bond to keep peace
for one year.
The new horse at the Hook and Ladder
4 IL k.s.. h INC-
again at the o'clock test. yesterday, and
could be caught.
LAST evening grand social and racep-
ton was held at the large hall in Mata-
moras. A number from, points along the
river were present. T. I. Cockayne fur
nished the music.
ABoUT six feet of the plastering in the Sec
ond Branch of the Council Chamber fell yes
terday morning with terrible crash, nearly
frightening the force out OF the old build
ing. They supposed the entire structure
was coming down.
TO-DAY citizens of SiStersville, Matamoras,
New Martinsyille and other towns along
the river will hold at Whitten's Landing,
in Washington county, Ohio, and all are
looking for good time. T. 7. COcksyne's
orchestra will play.
To-Day the White House saloon will give
a grand lunch and opening. Music will be
i'm attendance and good time, good liquors
and fine cigars will be there. The place IS
on the east side Of the Second ward market.
and don't let it elude your memory.
The campmeeting at independence, Pa,
started up Thurday and report says that
about three thousand people were on the
ground Yesterday. Several very promln-
Ohio pom nSN-lyania and
West Virginia will be present and speak
sunday.
A FOOT race for one hundred yards will
take place this afternoon near the La Belle
Glass works. Bridgeport. for purse OF 50,
between two OF the employees of the glass
works, John RCduiCh. an alleged profess
,iunal. and Henry Waters, ReddiCk to have
ten yards start.
THERE are five colored prisoners in Jail
two men and three women. There are ten
white women in Jail and twenty-one white
male prisoners making fOrty-fOur in all.
The Jail register furnishes thirty-two cases
for the September court. There are twelve
city prisoners in Jail.
Mp. THOMAS BRowN's little three-year.old
child Strayed away from their house on
Chapline street, Fifth ward, yesterday
morning about IL o'clock, and was found
III lllN last A4llu dOOuk ~ Ntbth IA wv NANNA
noon. About half the town were on the
lookout for the little fellow.
The Lucas will start in her trade again
to-day. having received general overhaul
ing and painting. She is now one OF the
neateSt boats on the river. This steamer
will make two trips To MOundsyille on
Sunday for the accommodation of persons
Wishing to visit the Camp'ground.
Miss JENNIE MORGAN gave reception at
her residence in the North End, WedneS-
day night, in honor of the Oscar Wilde base
ball nine. IL is needless to say that
splendid time was enjoyed by all and the
dancing was kept up Sntll an early hour
yesterday morning.
The Street Car Company have changed
the time OF the first cars in the morning 50
that wOrEmCn living i'm the North End can
get to their work at Hobbs, BrOckunier &
Co.'S glass works five minutes before seven
every morning. This is a great acCOmmo-
datiOn to the wOrkmen, as heretofore they
lad TO walk TO work.
A CERTIFICATE of Incorporation was yes
tel day issued to the Ohio Valley TelC
phone Company" at Parkersburg. The
capital stock is 5000, with limit OF So
COO The incOrporatOrS are w. y. Chancel.
Tor. q, G.. Schoficld, II. II. Mass, w. III.
Wolfe and T. VI. Shaw, Parkersburg, and
W. A. Cooper, Belleyille.
THE following conveyance was admitted
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday: A
deed made the sd day of February, 1881,
by Margaret C.. PendletOn to Henry Nai",
in consideration of $500 for all her right,
title and interest TO the south half lot No.
Is. in Square :, and also about three feet
OFT the north half OF said lot.
Ms. MAYO met with a very painful acct
dent yesterday afternoon, which may
eventually prove fatal. She was standing
on the wheel of a wagon buying fruit, and
in attempting to set down slipped and Tell
on the bard CObble stones in Alley L. She
was carried to Mrs DicksOn's residence,
where she is now lying. Medical attend
anCe has been summoned and everything
is being done TO relieve her.
THE case Of State VS.. Mahalis Dayton, on
a charge of bre-ch Of peace, against ous
Lizzie Fordy,f the defendant was required
TO give bond in the sum of $50. to keep the
peace for one year. and in default was com
mitted To Jail. with this provisO, that she
could pay the costs of the case and give
bond at any time before the expiration Of
the sentence, she would BE- released. This
is what we call tit for tat-yOu kill my dog
and I'll kill your CT. Day before yester-
day il was Mrs Dlyton's show before JUS
tiCe Philips, and yesterday it w9S Lizzie
FOrdyce's picnic before Squire Ankle, and
to-day il is again tO be Mrs. DaytOnS show
before Squire Philips. These family feudS
are expensive and don't pan out for any
one hut the law offices.