Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-17
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Bits OF News Foana Fioating about the
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Bits OF News Foana Fioating about the
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CorScIL to-night. & 81 = +. 5Hs.-
Sr. PArRIcx's Day.
fHE supper and social at the Fourth
street church last night were Characters.
tically fine.
FRED RoaRTa and Charles Dodwick were
arrested by Officers Kennedy and Combs.
yesterday, for disorderly conduct.
j. NJ. OSBORNE, OF Washington, Pa. has
rented Mt. Bellview, hotel, and will run ii
the year round He will take possession
April 1st.
A WOMAN in West Wheeling is the moth
er Of twenty children. eighteen Of whom
are living. She is oaly 80 years old
Hancock Courier.
The Wheeling Monthly Times, the colored
peoples paper, is meeting with much sue
cess in the city, especially -among the
white population.
The Christian Benefcent Society OF the
German Methodist church. gave very en-
joyable entertainment and festival at Par
ker Hall last night.
A sE.IES of sciopticon views at the
Baptist church attracted large audience
last night and those present were highIy
entertained. They will ne repeated To-
night.
THPEs Young men were coming down
Main street hill in a buggy, yesterday;
when the rear axle broke. They jumped
out and caught the horse before he could
demolish what remained Of the buggy.
THE Felix Novem" will give recherche
party ut GOetze's Hall tonight and L: 1.
t'ocayne will furnish the music Inc
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and there will certainly be an evening OF
fun for all who attend.
A Man went to a certain doctor in our
city Yesterday and had fifteen teeth ex.
traCted. was cupped in a dozen different
places and then had the NJ. ID. take about
hall gallon OF blood from him, before he
Thought that he would be able to get =
good nights sleep.
A CHEAT many OF the ministers OF West
Virginia assert that camp meetings nave
outliyed their usefulness. The preachers
meeting OF Wheeling have passed resoiu-
tIon against keeping the gates OF the
Moundsville camp-meeting open on Sun
days Washington Rsport"r.
An immense crowd filled Turner Hall
last night, the occasion being the reception
rendered their friends by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
helm Miller Mr.. Miller and Miss Susannah
Doer were married at IL o'clock yesterday
morning by the Rev. Or. SChattranecS.
Lenders Opera House orchestra was pres
ent. ~
FATHER MCMENtNIN and tue Irish OF
Benwood seem to DC the only persons who
will celebrate st. Patrick'S Day IN sill THIS
region. Rev. VIM NJ. League, OF the
Csthedral will deliver the panegyric of
Ircland's Apostle and patron saint. Father
l.Oaguc is famed as all eloquent and learned
speaker. and will doubtless hold his large
audience spell bound.
CoUScILMNN Oscar BURDNrrS has lett at
this office 4 curiosity in the shape OF a
handsomely gotten up copy ola act OF the
Legislature OF New Hampshire, passed Dec
% 1872 Ii reCiteS that whereas the malt
LIQUORS in this State will tend to promote
agriculture. diminish the use OF ardent
spirits and preserve the morals and health
OF the people and goes on to provide that
any persons erecting malt houses ana
breweries, shall be preserved exempt from
taxation, not only of the property, but
from personal tax also. The act was TO
have been in force for ten years.
The debate by the Wilson Lyceum ut the
Academy OF Music. tomorrow night, will
he excruCiating funny. The sublime conf
dence with which the orators will tackle .
will make the debate rich. The four de
batOrs are all possessed OF no little natural
elouuence, and when warmed up by the
crowd and the subject will eclipse Bob ln-
sersOll in beauty OF language The writer
has heard them eXpound previously and
knows how amusing and interesting II Is.
Then the Colored quintette will make some
music that cannot be discounted, and has,
perhaps. been heard by our readers. There
IS an additional feature, but it is secret.
Tuw following conveyances were admit
ted 10 record by Clerk Hook, yesterday a
deed made the 10th day of March, 1882. by
Andrew Yoke and wife 10 Herman Hast
cnstcin, of Belmont, county, Ohio, for lot
No. o in square Is. in this city, in con
sideration of s., 900. A deed made the 18th
day of March, 1882, by q. Shad and wife to
Vim. Englehardt, in consideration of $500,
for Ia, feet off the Southern part OF lot
No. 3, in this city. A deed made the 9TH
day of February, 1882, by Geo. T. Billiard
and wife to Robert Luke and wife. The
intention OF this indenturc ~ to make an
equal division of the estate Of I. Is. Horn
brook, deceased.
YESTERDAY morning the hook and ladder
men were out exercising the horses, and in
coming up Main street, at the corner OF the
stone bridge, they discovered that four or
five carts that were carrying the mud Off OF
the street were cOngregated at the end OF
the bridge. They called to them to move,
| as there was no brake on the truck and 1t
was impossible for them to stop, but the
men were very slow in moving, and as the
truck went by the new steps on the left
side hit one of the carts breaking the steps
oil. but not injuring the truck otherwise.
Hereafter vehicles of all kinds should give
way to the fire department, A. they have
10 do in other cities.