Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-06
HERE AND THERE.
Bits of News Found Floating about the
City.
Ir Nants to rain. hut seeminglY cannot

ARE we to have anotherincendiary boom?
THE Committee on Streets and Alleys
meet tonight.
STRAW hats will blossom month earlier
than usual.
TO-DAY is the anniversary of the battle of
Shiloh in 1852.
ONE marriage license was issued by
Clerk Hook, yesterday.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested one Brady as a
diSorderly, yesterday.
THE Hope hose company had two sections
Of hose bursted, last night.
Ice will be three times as high priced as
usual, the coming summer.
The Eccles investigating committee will
take another twirl tonight.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook. yesterday.
THOSE horses on the hook and ladder
truck are lightning and Bob Cline can
make EN- go.
SoLEs says he does not belong to the Fire
Department and will not stand being
ordered about
Tue farmers would not object to a little
rain. RadiShes and lettuce will quickly
follow the first warm shower.
A SMALL number of the shorthaired fra
terni,y broke faro bank in the city, yes
teTday and made merry over it.
THE West Virginia School .joUrnaI for
April is out. II is very interesting
| number and well worth perusal.
SAMUEL SMITH. of our county, is deliver
| ing a large amount of hay i'll this market
and selling at fifteen and sixteen dollars.
The little birds say that "Desdemona." OF
Elm Grove, will soon lead one OF Ohio
countyS fair daughters to the marriage
! altar.
c. 4. ScHAEFEH 4 Co, the real estate
agents, Yesterday sold a cottage property
on South Broadway. Island, to Mr.. ". P.
! McHelvey, for 1850.
| CHARLIEIMOE ENoELLER, the druggist. has
received new steel boilers for his soda foun-
tain. The old copper style is not safe, and
| Charlie runs no risk.
A NUMBER Of men have purchased fish
ing boat and intend taking their families
| with them and go up the river for three
months during the summer.
LAST night piece OF lace hanging in
| Mrs KiSner'S window blew against the gas
| let and took fire. II communicated to
| other stuff but was quickly discovered and
| eXtingUiShed.
One OF the large French plate windows
| of SChultz'S confectionery store was broken
| by 4 marble. yesterday, thrown by boy
| who made himself scarce before he could
he identified.
IT is about time that pile of stones on
! the pavement at the pOstothce corner was
I removed Some fine night belated trav-
! eler will break q limb and get damages
[ iron. me city.
pR. BRI,E i filling about a dozen glass
/ globes with a very pretty variety OF color
/ ed liquids 10 he placed on the altar OF the
/ Church OF the immaculate Conception, OF
/ the Eighth ward, on Easter
Tue Municipal Court met yesterday
morning. The entire morning was taken
up with argument of mo interest 10 the
public" 50 the b,Otter reads. 1t adj
iourned until this morning At $50 \. VI.
II the polio, would give some attention
/ 10 the gang Of lOaIer> who COngregaie
around the Benson Ferry steps. they would
earn the thanks Of the ladies, who are con
SIantly jOstlcd, and sometimes insulted. by
them.
TUE Mruurruhos Singing Society will
open its new hall in the old skating rink
tonight. witha concert, followed bya dance.
Kramer vi dictate. The committe con-
SistS of +. .. N.JeuI, II. W. En amt j.
HUrurr.
TIE ire departures was detained at the
lire earIyycStcruav mOrningb by the pavement
being - high around the plug at the cor
ner of Twenty second and Main streets that
il had to be dug up before they could make
an attachment.
TIE Committee on Water Works met
last night but transacted no business eX-
Cept ordering 4 few bills paid. The bids
for furnishing the castings were not open
ed a. there were only four members OF the
committee present.
zp1a h,-
ton engineer Oi the Fulton Fire Company
last Monday evening. lie is considered
q No l fireman and is deserving OF good
position. This company did notable serv-
Ice during the lire at SchenCS ) smoke
house.
ME~SRs. DovENER NNp ARNarT yesterday
made application before Judge Jacob for Il
reduction OF Frank Stanley bail. He is
now in Jail on 4 charge OF ielOniOus shoot
ing. and the bond fixed was $1,000 Judge
Jacob will give his decision this morning
at - o clock.
TuE ice dealers through the west held
meeting on the l>t inst. and adopted the
following a. their price list for the sum-
| mel: Three hundred pounds and over,
daily, 10 cents per 100; iO1 "a SOD pounds, q.
daily. - cents per luD, less than 100 pounds
| daily - per 100.
GEORGE SI,,ON. who bought the lot on the
east side OF the NATIONAL road. adjoining
lLe property OF Clarke HancS corner Sew
>uth and Market streets. had it surveyed
ON Tuesday. and will have il fenced in.
This place was the only one where folks
! livinson the back street could get coal
| through.
From the preparations being made for
| the grand reception At the new residence
| Of Tommy Fitzsimmons, in Martins Feray.
/ on Faster Monday, il will be tine gather
| ing. \ number from this city have been
| invited and COckayne's orchestra secured,
| which = 4 guarantee that all may lo"k tor
| a Peas Mt evening.
| tn most melancholy looking spot in the
- the graveyard on the corner of Six
tenth AMI MCtOllOCh streets. A portion OF
! theSoUth fence has fallen prone and the des-
| Uiate scene i exposed. The tOmbStOneS
| Eaye sunk into all sorts of positions, and
| many fallen and the entire cemetery is
| grass grown and iOrlOrn to say the leaS t.
\ team belonging to Anton Reymann
| while coming down The hill back of the
| brewery Yesterday about noon. ran away,
| throwing Mike Heimillcr the driver out
| The fall broke several OF his ribs on the
! left side and injured his right foot badly.
| Dr. ACkerman was called in and dressed
| he fracture. The wagon was also badly
| damaged.
y CERTAIN individual living about seven
i miles out IN the country was sent to the
| city last Monday 10 purchase TWO pillow
| FONTS. He went back in the evening filled
/ mp tu the neck with beuZiuc and had TWO
| quarts in his pockets. Uut nary pillow point
| On Tuesday the farmer paid him OIL and
| toh him TO now hunt some Otic' point
\ This J. an imported Joke.
| The following ConyeyanCeS were admit
ted 10 record by Clerk Hook Yesterday:
deed made the 3rd day of April, 1852. by D.
q. Frazier and wife to George Anderson,
! in consideration of 500 for piece of
! ground in Liberty district. Ohio county
\ deed made the LIST day of April, 1882, by
| Jos. Graves to Peter klOSs, in consideration
| of 81 800 for lots No. 80 and a in the
| Eighth ward.
\ VERY depraved case is that OF Nora
| Greene, who lives in East Wheeling. Some