Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-23
MTTLELOCAL LOTS.
Brief lettings Of News I'm and Abou
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THE water spouts were being repaired at
the court house yesterday.
The workmen are hard at work on the
new addition to the county Jail.
The mother of 7. T. Cockayne is very i'll
at her home in North Wheeling.
The suspension bridge will receive the
finishes touches TO its new coat to-day.
THE streets were very quiet last night,
hardly q person could be seen anywhere.
ANoTHER fishing club left North Wheel
ing yesterday for Beach Bottom TO remain
a month.
FROM the indications at a late hour, last
night, We will have very large market
this morning.
TAx Nail City Boat Club House will be
offered At public sale, on the premises,
next Saturday afternoon.
The Regulars of South Wheeling played
the Ohios of Bellsire, yesterday. Score: 3
to in favor of Regulars.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE had the fire plugs
in North Wheeling blown out yesterday.
II was sport for the boys.
MR. HNBERFIELDt want its understood
that boiler" knows as much law as an
average lawyer nowadays.
A GRAND concert at Frank Walters Two
Mile house, by the Opera House band, Is
announced for this evening.
The garbage wagon which collects in the
Third ward, was broken, yesterday, by the
rough condition OF the alleys.
THE Anchors, of Upper Island, yesterday
defeated the Stars, OF Lower Island, by a
score Of 81 to - in seven innings.
LARGE crowds of men and boys congre-
gate around the workmen on the new ex-
tention OF the p, w. & KY road.
The second deposit of 500 was put up by
the representatives of Hooper and Ritz in
the hands of John Sheeky Monday night.
The new horses used in the fire depart
ment in place of the ones that are on pas
ture, have nearly learned to respoad TO the
alarms.
The Nationals and Red Oaks played q
game OF base ball on the Little Green and
resulted in favor OF the Nationals by
score of p tot.
TIE folks on the South Side are complet-
ing arrangements for q large reception and
ball at Notes Hal, for which 1. i. Cockayne
will furnish the music.
QUERY: When will the B. & o. round
house be rerOofed or another structure be
built on the site OF this old rattle-trap,
with no covering over 1t?
Mr. GEORGE COUPLER, who has been in
the employee of the Stiiels for number OF
wears, is confined to his home in North
Wheeling, by serious illness.
The Standards and Crockery City will
play on the Island Friday and Saturday.
The Standards think they will have no
Gouble in warming the visitors.
MAYOR Egerter called the Health Officers
attention TO the condition of the prisoners
in the county Jail. The mayor is going to
have things conducted right or not at all.
Mrs. MEME MAY, OF Allegheny City, Pa,
who has been visiting her parents in North
Wheeling, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Troutwine,
for several days past returned home yes
tcrday.
The Board of Public Works has ordered
the contractor Mr. Baker, to extend the
stone wall now building on The east side Ot
Market street, above seventh twenty-five
feet further south.
4 CERTIFICATE of incorporation was issued
To an Eastern company, who propose man.
ufaciuring jute fabrics, with a capital OF
5000 eco Their principal office will be in
Washington, ID. Z.
THE members of the Muldoon fishing
club will entertain large number OF their
friends with fine dinner on next Sunday.
They have secured the services OF French
cook fUl the occasion.
In very few days a large birthday festi-
val will be given in the village OF Fulton,
which promises to be grand atfair-through-
out. The Opera House Orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion.
Business may be falling off in the city,
but the building OF new residences have not
been che, ked as yet. Several very eNpen-
sive ones are being built at the South Eud
and also in North Wheeling.
The track of the street railway where il
crosses the l.. Il o. Railroad, on Chaplinc
street, in the Eighth Ward, should be fixed,
as the stree: cars are all the time jumping
the track and have To be put Oh again by
the passengers.
The second deposit in the Habbertield-
Morgan race, which will be rOwed at Steu-
benville next saturday, was put up az
John Sheeky's Monday night. Habberheld
has removed his boat house to Steuben-
Vile. Ritz is training him.
AT the birthday reception OF Miss Lizzie
Moon last evening, at 933 alley G, she re-
Ceiyed a number Of valuable presents from
her NUNS rouS friends. Miss Agnes Leath-
enburg, assisted by the ever obliging Dan
Manners, was master Of ceremonies.
The Police Gazet:es have not been beaten
this season, having played nine successful
games, Notwithstanding The item which
appeared yesterday, that they had been
defeated BY the Oscar Wildes Yesterday
they defeated tine Red Oaks by score Of >
to =.
WHILE Mrs. Alex. Uranium, Of Kirk
wood, was ON their upper porch sweeping
down Coh-webs yesterday afternoon, she
stepped upon the railing. which gave way,
letting her fall distance Of twelve or nj.
teen feet TO the ground, injuring her Sc
yeIely.
TIE street force repairing Chapline street
above Twelfth street will finish their work
10 day, and will repair the entire street
duNn'to Fourteenth street rs soon as pos
sible. The Board expect to repair Main
street from Sixteenth street north, as il is
in very bad conpition. Let the good work
60 or.
YESTERDAY Martin Thornton was badly
taken in by woman from Bellaire, who
claimed she was out of money, etc, and
wanted few cents to get some medicine.
On receiving the money, her husband
and she boarded n street car and left for
parts unknown.
The ladies Of the city and county who are
interested in making sSccess OF the APP
preaching centennial celebration of the
last seige OF Fort Henry are requested to
meet in the private room back of the Clerks
office in the Court House. OH Thursday,
August -, at ; o'clock p NJ.
NoCNG DR.. BNTES met with a mishap in
FaltOn, Yesterday, that will teach him in
the future to grease his buggy. In passing
through that village the wheels became
fastened for want OF grease, and it took the
united efforts OF a blacksmith and his
helper to remove and grease them.
The following case was tried before
Squire MurTin, in the sixth ward, yeSter-
day: State W. - DudrlcS, on complaint
OF +. Ddfoudy. on charge of using loud and
abusive language. The defendant wascom-
PEELED to give bond OF $500 for his good con-
duet for the term Of three years, and was
fined s. and costs.
MR. WAGNER, a liquor merchant, and
John Horton had 4 disturbance yester-
day. Horton went before Squire Arkle
snd wanted a warrant sworn ont, but
the Squire would not issue il
o. he considered there was no grounds for
q ease. Squire Philips then was called on
and be issued the warrant for Wagner who
was fined $ and costs.
TIE CcNtpTy Nogd-iRs is a very interest
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