Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-19
HERE AND THERE
Bits of news Found Floating about tine
City.

RExA will play much Ado About Moth
ing" ON Tuesday next.
Mr.. GEBRISozs, Of Fulton, is at present
on trip to his friends in Germany.
CHIEF ECcLEs was out repairing the low
er circuit Of the fire alarm, yesterday.
Mrs. BsBERLNs, living in Centre Wheel
ing, had paralytic stroke, yesterday.
Mas. YEINER, of the Fifth ward, was
badly burned, yesterday, by splash of bot
oil.
The Circuit Court was occupied with i'm
portant business during its short sessions
yesterday.
AUGUST HEIMBERGER and Dan Glitter, of
Roney'S Point, were visiting in the city
yesterday.
TOMMY WIGGISs. of Hornbrooks Park, is
bringing in great number OF fine trees Tor
our citizens.
SOME Of the North Wheeling folks are
figuring on the depot or tunnel landing on
their premises.
The amount of hay brought to the city
yesterday was unusually large. Prices
about as usual.
Why was there no meeting of Conncil,
last night? The great public signs for a
meeting of Council.
THE united engine was finished and TAX
en- to the engine house yesterday afternoon.
IL will be tested to-day.
JOHN LANrgY died at his residence, in
the Eighth ward, early this morning with
hemorrhsge of the stomach.
The coal vaults of Mrs. Weitzell, on
Market street. which were opened during
the grading, are in dangerous condition
JOSEPH BEDIIIION will be the proprietor
of Homework Park during the summer,
and our citizens will have cool pace to go.
Persons living on high ground say they
can see quite difference in their supply OF
water since the large pipes were placed IN.
The work of closing the open space, and
the only one, to alley c, above Seventh
street, has been commenced by Mr.. Sisson.
Mr.. Cox. of North Wheeling, who had
such a severe paralytic stroke, is still lying
in the same condition, and iSalmoSt speech
less.
A YOUNG Market street barber will join
the benediCts, tomorrow evening by lead
ing one of East Wheeling's fair daughters
to the marriage altar.
A son of Jacob Eidemiller, living on the
pike. at the head of Market street fell on q
stake, driven by the surveying party, and
badly cut his forehead.
A CART. loaded with cobble stones, broke
down on Market street, by the Opera House
Yesterday afternoon. The driver was very
philosophical over it.
A YoUNG man was injured by the broken
board walk near the head OF Fifth street,
last evening. The walk should be repaired
before law suit is brought against the city.
THE annual concert OF the Harmonic
Mrnnercher will take place at the Opera
House, on Monday, May l, under their eX-
ceIlent leadership of Prof. Herman SchOck-
ey.
OFrrcEr FrCNTG Yesterday make soft
soap man take out OF his wagon poor old
horse that was only fit for the glue factory.
Billy ought 10 have an Office in the Humane
Society.
A LITTLE son OF Jacob Eidemller was
very badly cut over the right eye. yeSicr-
day afternoon. by falling on stake near
the First Ward school house. DR.. Ulrich
dressed the wound.
4 MAN named Higginbottom was before
Squire Philips, yesterday, on a charge OF
disOrderly conduct, preferred by his daugh-
ter. His wife plead for him and he was dis
missed with the costs.
YESTERDAY afternoon as Charlie Rose and
another gentleman were driving up Flew.
enth street one of the wheels of the buggy
ran over a pile of dirt which threw Charlie
out. He was not seriously hurt, though
badly shaken up.
The town was we'll filled with visitors
from the country yesterday who brought
their wives and daughters. The latter
went shopping in the millinery stores,
while the men went shopping in the hard
ware stores for farming implements.
LAST evening a most agreeable surprise
party was given at the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Wise on the corner of Sixth
street and the National road. Mrs. Wise
is cleaning house and the neighbOrS met
and with T. T. COCkayne'S orchestra march
cd in a body to the house. They took with
them feast of good things, and all went
merry until late hour. Mrs. Charles Nc
kown acted as master Of ceremonies.
1T is the easiest thing in the world to puff
a humbug, but merit, which best speaks
for itself, is not so readily complimented,
and we encounter just this difficulty in re-
ierring to 5. II. Barrett & Co.'S New United
Monster Railroad shows, which is to eX-
hibit atWheeling on Thursday, May fth.
Ample capital has been combined with
every adjunct Of exploration, discovery, art,
science and skill to gather in the most
notable of living curiosities and muscular
phenomena from the uttermoSt parts OF the
earth. and to present them with every
elegant accessory that munitcence can de-
wise to impart attractive msGniticence to
both spectacular display and arenic per-
Torrance There is, somehow an instinct
i've recognition of merit in the public
mind. and the evidence of this with regard
ia the coming super-excellest and immense
animal and arenic enterprise is magneti-
Cally apparent on all sides. Everybody
seems bound to go, and ample as are the &C.
cOmmOdations of the towering city OF tents,
they will be fully tested; so put in an early
appearance, and be thoughtfully generous
enough to bring the good wife and the ca
gerly-eX peCtant little ones in time to see
| the mammoth animal wonders and dal-
| rlin, attractions of the morning nAra1P.