Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brief Jottfngs OF News I'm and About
the CitV.

bFleA Oh News IN anu ADOuk
theCitV.
QUARTERLY accounts are due to-day.
The Democrats are falling into line.
BOARD Of Commissioners this morning.
YESTERDAY was a lovely day. October
starts Oh well.
To-MoRBow week viii be election day.
One more week o. work.
TIE new gas works make quite show
on Nineteenth street.
DURING yesterdays fire the new spray
MOBILES were used u good effect.
MARKET MASTER Robinson had all Of the
gas burners cleansed last Friday.
On the I'd day of October, in the year
17sO, the traitor Andre was hung.
IT is thought that the nail feeders of Bel
laire will go to work on next Wednesday.
The FIRE bells, yesterday morning, dis
turbed q great many worshippers in
church.
Mr.. MYERS, of Fulton, who had the mis-
fortune to break q leg some time since, is
able 10 be out.
MRS. Muller, OF Fulton, has made quite
sn edition to her properly, and is enlarg-
ing it on q big scale.
TOMMY HEYMAN sent eighty-6ye gallons
of ice cream to parties on the Hempfeld
railroad last Saturday.
The Board of Public Works has a num-
Der of men employed filling in the gutter on
the east side of the National road.
The fall medes were we'll exhibited in the
churches Yesterday, the fine weather bring-
ing out such numbers OF the tair sex.
To-Day John Pfarr, one OF the old time
citizens, will take charge o.; the carriage
works, formerly occupied by Hook Sbra-
der.
THE great foot race to take place between
Vim. Cots, Of the Atlantic Engine Co., and
Bob Cline, is creating considerable inter
| est.
A WATER main burst at the corner OF
| Chapline and Eleventh streets, yesterday,
tearing up the street. The repairs were be-
| gun at once.
MRS BENTLEY, of Main street, is having
some fine improvements made to her prop,
| erty by the addition OF new front and
| large plate glass.
| WM HAHN, Of Bellaire, was visiting his
friends in this city last Saturday. He is q
member of the Old Dominion, but not a
| benedict.
AUGrsr MILLER, the efficient engineer OF
| the Fulton fire department has all OF his
| apparatus in fine order, and his motto Is,
\ ITO the rescue"
ARMSTRONG & Co. have standing order
! from two OF the leading manufacturers oil
| the city which will keep all men at work
| during the winter season.
The alarm from box 81 yesterday was to
tess the speed and prcmptneSs with which
the departments would respond to al
alarm when returning from a fire.
/ r1nun OF A rbapT
| furniture factory, was struck on the head
by falling timber, on Saturday, and re-
ceived a severe and painful %ash.
The Young Peoples Meeting, on Monday
evening" at the BAPTIST ChOrch, will be o
! unusual interc.t. In place of the regula-
lecture q literary entertainment will be
] gwen.
THE L. s. Tariff Commission will be in
! this c:ly I'd hold q session at the Mcclure
hUI~e on October 18th. An advertisemeI ut
| will be ound in smother place, giving all
| il;O,nat o 4 lies I'D.
| SAMUEL LEoNHARDr, who resides east of
! the city and who has been engaged in the
dairy business TO- number OF years, has
/ sold out his interest, and in the future will
| engage in the ice business.
For four or five months the curbing has
! been placed in position on the West side
|
| Public Works? Is there scarcity OF brick,
or is any one holding property?
HENRY SMITH formerly the foreman of
| the Fulton Engine Company, and who was
| well and widely known, died a short time
| stree at Potlsburg Pa, near 'PIttSbu-g.
| His remains were inferred at that place.
OLIVER BLACKBURN, one Of The heaviest
stockholders in the Bellaire rolling mill,
and the person who built the Ia sc smoke
stack for Mr.. Norton, OF this city, went
fishing, last Friday, and came hone with
eighteen of the hnest bass ever brought
from Short creek.
REV. 4. J. BARTELs preached i'm the
Court House, yesterday morning and even
ing. The subjects wete, morning: The
Lord Jesus Christ, the Sole and sup eme
God; How He Appears in Heaven Even
ing: Heaven is Near Us: 1t is Primarily
4 State, SecOndarily Place
oscar WELLS, living near the railroad on
Beech Bottom, had double set of buggy
harness stolen from his st bile on the MINT
of Monday, the 18th. No clue to the dep
redatorS, but inSomuCh as there is a good
deal ef such deprcdating going on, little
extra care and watchiulneSs is suggested.
The value of the property stolen was about
$50 or So Uells6Urg Herald
Sunday night about midnight, Ignatius
| Murray and Isaac McCammick went to the
Riverside Glass Works and demanded an
| admittlnCe, II being against the rules to
admit any one after o'clock, they were re-
fused admiltance by Charles Pfettler a
| workman employed Il "Te, when they fell
upon him and beat him outraGeously with
| stones, their fists, etc, and then left for
| p~rtS unknown. lgnatIus is an old offend
| er, having increased the assets of the town
only last week by several dollars Welisburg
| Herald
The Columbus correspondent Of the Gin
/ cirnati Commercial has this to say: In the
| Seventeenth district another lively time is
beirg had. Dr.. Updegraf Republican, is u
fair politician, and is max rg grand fight
but the Doctor has possibly leaned by this
time that his constituents do not regard
| him as the greatest man in the world, and
| that wis dom will not be buried when the
| clods Of the valley r.. tile on his coftin,
1 politically and Otherwiac. The ,rouole
! with TIE Doctor is, he docs rOs kTow when
/ he has enough, and IS ore of tho-e fellows
lwEO, Wnen be gets up To the public crib,
l will noe back away unil be Gets VIII ;ckcd
1 over the Outb.