Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
LOCALITIES.
DimInutive Happenings Picked Up by
Register Reporters.


Register Reporters.
The State sawbones to-day.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Henry SErBxRr will give a concert to-
morrow night.
THE Druggists meeting here promises to
be a very lively one.
COUNTRY wagons stop at Bridgeport now.
Zane street is nearly impossible.
The Century and all other June period.
Gals have been received at Stanton & Dav.
euports.
SIXTEENTH street is being repaired for the
well. we don't know "howmanyth" time
this year.
WHY could not Wheeling get up a little
musical festival for q cent? Even Pittsburg
is going TO have one.
PHILIP F~LSrcHER, of East Wheeling, had
agold watch stolen a day or two ago. The
police are after the thief.
AN iron strike and a glass strike would
scoop in about all the workingmen Of
Wheeling and surrounding towns.
THERE are no five cent fares, neither is
there q fat rail in the city. Plenty OF
Councilmen, however.
That $500 appropriated by Council has
not yet disappeared through the fracture OF
the west dial of the town clock.
CARS on the w. & +. G. r. r. will run
every twenty minutes to the concert at
Hornbrook Park to-day, commencing at l
o'clock P. NJ.
''SwoPE" KNoKE informs us that there
vas no row ofthe description of the n de.
scribed in yesterdays REGISTER in the
vicinity Of his saloon.
COUNCILMAN KIMBERLY's attention is re-
s~pectfully directed to the condition OF Zane
street. 1t is a beautiful example of bis ideal
limestone thoroughfares.
The report that a fight occurred at the
saloon under Koch's hall, in the Eighth
ward, Saturday night, is a canard, as there
was no disturbance there of any kind.
HoRNBRooK's Park will be formally
opened to-day, and Leaders, band will
march through the streets in full uniform
en- route to the grounds, where they will
give a concert.
CouNCILNEN have lots of fun frightening
saloon keepers every year. They pick out
q few and refuse TO grant them license at
the regular meeting, but at the next the
marked ones get their licenses.
A BOY named John Blomm, who lives at
1924 Wood street, fell over a bridge at the
Marshall county line, yesterday evening,
and broke his left arm at the wrist. His
head was also injured. Dr.. Ford dressed
his wounds.
JOSEPH STEVENS, of North Wheeling, who
works at the Top mill, had his watch and
chain stolen last Saturday night. A search
warrant was sworn out and given to an of
ficer TO execute, but at a late hour last night
nothing had been developed.
THE property of the late William W.
Miller adjoining the German bank, will be
sold at commissioners sale at the Court
House this morning at 10 o'clock. This IS
a very desirable piece of property, n per-
sons desiring to invest in real estate should
be on haad. See advertisement in another
column.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church have decided to give a festival and
supper Thursday evening, in the lecture
room of their church, for the purpose of
paying off the church debt. As this is the
irsu thing of this kind ever attempted in
this church, it should be we'll attended.
THERE will be q meeting of the Wheeling
District Camp Meeting Association, on the
camp ground on Friday, the 26th inst, at 10
o'clock A. ". All persons desiring to locate
lots, or having any business with the As
ISOLATION, will please attend Also the at
tendance Of the stockholders is desired.
YESTERDAY morning there arrived in this
city q young girl named Addie Nc
Clarin, from Hancock. Md, a stranger and
entirely destitute. She wanted to get to
Kansas City, and Squire Philips generously
interested himself in her behalf. Last night
she was sent on her way rejoicing with her
ticket, s. in cash and a basket of food.