Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-27
LOCALITIES.


Regisser Reporters
CoUNcIL tonight.
LAST NIGHT was q lovely one.
the County Finance Committee meets
to-day.
Tar Riverside fishing club returned home
yesterday.
ONE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook, yesterday.
IIvER4 men reap their greatest harvest
during these fine nights.
ONE deed OF trust was admitted TO record
by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
CIuET EcCLEs and foreman Haley were
painting the alarm boxes yesterday.
The hook and ladder boys were scrubbing
their bed room floor and windows yester'
day.
The Fulton Bible school will hold their
annual picnic at HornbSook's Park, on
Thursday next EEss.
The Capitol was unusually dull, yester-
day. Not q single visiting sheriff enliven'
ed the building with his presence.
AN Ohio man was assisted to the lookup
by officers SylviS and Eird yesterday for
having imbibed too freely Of the ardent
A MOONLIGHT excursion party will leave
on the Little Anna Wednesday evening.
Full particulars will be found elsewhere.
CoUxCrL should meet promptly tonight
and not wait until $50 for quorum.
Wheeling expects every man to do his duty.
Tux sewer at the corner OF Market and
sixteenth street should be fixed, Us the
mud, etc, makes the crossing almost I'M
pasSable.
Tux confirmation Of the Clerk OF the
Board Of Public Works will be one Of the
important matters before Council this
evening.
THE Municipal Court met Yesterday
morning aud adjourned until this morning
without having transacted any business OF
importance.
Tux County Committees on Poor House
and Farm and Court House and Jail met,
yesterday, hut transacted nothing but rou'
tine business.
ARTIST Storm has Just completed for
Henry Schwartz. magnificent oil painting
Of Prof, Charles Darwin. IL is attracting
much attention.
tbs musical plash of the Paxton foun-
tain these warm days allures small boys,
who lave their dirty, sturdy limbs in the
basin. No SuSannahs show up.
TUosE of the chorus who have not obtain
Ell their tickets vet for the grand excursion
10 Steubenyille next Friday, can do 50 by
calling at Prof. Thompson's rooms.
DAVID DAVIS dislocated his right shoulder
YESTERDAY afternoon while throwing ball.
hr. Pipes was called in and at late hour
last evening the young man was resting
very easily.
EVERY one who would desire 10 have o
GOOD time TO morrow, can do so by taking
the :: 50 A. u. train on the T., w. & Ky.
Road and ~ to the Baptist Sunday school
~. h, ha.l ~ NfnE'
shoe store, on Main street, or ut the depot.
FRANK MOAN. Louis Seidler and Henry
SChaefer started for Cre>SpS Landing, yes
terlay morning, to join the Soldier Fishing
Club. Contents Of baggage, one gallon OF
whisky marked poison, one gum coat, one
pair slippers. one quart whisky not marked
poison. No crackers
THOSE who expect to go, and their name
is legion, are looking forward with the
greatest pleasure to the oratorio eNcurS ON
To Steubenville on Friday next Nth he
fine steamer st, Lawrence, q fine moonlight
night aud fine party. what else than
fine time could be expected
A LADY Of great responsibility OF char
acter, Mrs. Melissa Rrewett, Of Triadelphia,
was confined in the county JAIL yesterday,
by SQUIRE Kyle because of the helpless;
pitiable and unmanaceablC condition OF
her mind. This great misfortune falls
heavily on large and wide circle of friends
and relatives.
MENTION has already been made Of the
fact that although the electric light COM
pnny fEEled out, there was still prospect
IT the brilliant light glittering on our
streets at a not distant date. Yesterday
Mr.. 4 J. Sweeney stated that rs soon ~
Council would pass the ordinance he would
put up q ~ light machine at Sweeney (
Sons machine Shopon Twelfth street. The
ordinance adopted for the company will be
suitably u'odited and presented tn Council
very soon, perhaps tonight, Solicitor
Caldwell is working upon il now.