Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03
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Bits OF News Foand Floating asont the

city.
CoNE. gentle sbring, ethereal m~bildnesS.
A SPECIAL meeting 0 council win be held
to-night.
The Municipal Court meets thi, morning
at $50 o'clock. So =
THE season of straw hats aud .low.cut
shoes is near at hand. g
0FrIcSR Williams arrested AL. Rose for
disorde. y conduct yesterday.
Fran. P. Spiyey, the sheep man Of
Hancoca county, is in the city.
THEsE bright and lovely moonlight
nights tispense with gas light.
Two leeds Of trust were admitted 10
record b. Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE bright sun and warm atmosphere OF
yesterday, brought the ladies out in force.
BACHELORS circus is coming. Now, il
thai does not mean spring, We give II up.
INVITATIONS are ont for the Misses bod,
bridge musicale, tonight, At the Opera
House.
SIX fashionable weddings are talked OF,
but no one can locate the proposed Hymn
enizing.
Thomas Shea. representing those princes
of comedy, Robson and Crane, is at the Nc
Lure House.
WoRKNEN were engaged, yesterday, re-
pairing the dead.f fall at the lower end OF
the Fifth ward market space.
Messrs. Romeo H.. Freer, J. W. Conrad
and ]. 7. Waldo, i delegation from Calhoun
county. are at the Stamm House.
The Hearts OF Oak, has been materially
improved and strengthened and will give
an attractive show, next Wednesday.
TIE regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF County Commissioner will be
held at the Court House next Monday,
HARRY Miners Comedy four" will he
ut the Opera House on Monday and Tues
DAY next. Seats will be on sale tomorrow.
The County Committee on Finances and
Accounts met at the Court House. last
night, and adjourned to meet again this
evening.
WALTER MARsHALL, Esq. who for several
years has resided near Clinton. this Gun
", will remove. with his family, to this
city in April.
PAT and Ed. Scarry were arrested last
evening by Officer Morris for breaking
windows in a house in Alley Fourteen,
East Wheeling.
William H. Davis was yesterday ap,
pointed TAILOR. BY Sheriff Brown, vice Pat.
daily, resigned" He will enter on his
duties in April.
Col. Jim Hamilton, the energetic ad'
vance agent of Hearts OF Oak" will leave
this morning on his trip. Canton will be
his next objective point.
OFFICER CoMRs left. yesterday morning,
for Wellsburg, in answer TO a letter re-
ceiyed from a friend. He will be back on
duty to-day, or tomorrow.
A PORTION OF the roof OF Walter Mar
shalls coal mine, near Fulton, Caved in on
Thursday. Ii was soon repaired, however,
and the miners resumed work.
RoBsOS & CRANE will be here on Friday
and Saturday. of next week, with a matt.
nee. The bills will be "Our Bachelors"
'Sharps and Flats" and I'D. A. NJ"
TaE board walk on the east side OF Mar
ket street, above Seventh, was broken again
Yesterday by the Street Commissioner per-
uniting heavy coal teams to pass over it.
A NAN named Paris met with a terrible
accident at the coal mine of the Bcnwoud
Mill. yesterday. A piece of ~soapstone fell
upon him and mashed him frightfully, but
he will recover.
DAVID MCCALLISTER, 4 Top filler at the
Belmont blast furnace. who has been very
i'll as already reported, was out on the
streets Yesterday, and he expects to 90 to
work some time next week.
Why is il that a barber will Scrape 4 man
with a razor like his hide was made of
leather and then gently smooth him off
with 4 sponge? Ii would be so nice to
have the operations reversed.
SEATS are selling well for the Bell Ringers,
tomorrow night, and no doubt the Acade-
my will be crowded. 1t has been many
moons since 4 good bell company has been
here, and this n will be appreciated.
THE reception which was to have come
of up the p, W. 4 Ky. road, last night, and
at which Tommy Cockayne and his orChes-
ira were to figure, was postponed until a
future time on account OF the sickness Of
one OF the ladies.
wv. SrEADNNN. ESQ, who, for the past
two terms has filled the office of Sheriff OF
Washington county, o., has removed with
his family to our city. and will take up his
residence on the Island. Mr.. Steadulan eX-
poets to engage in business here at an early
day.
The steamer Courier, having 4 large
amount OF freight on board for the {. W.
Bachelor, went up the river to meet the
latter boat. yesterday. Riyermen were
much disconnected by the fog, yesterday
morning all the boats being several hours
behind time
HENRY WE~rS,ERBES. foreman OF the
turning shop at the b. d o. yards, was
presented by the workmen with a hand
some pocket knife, Yesterday. The pre-
sentatiOn speech was made by Paddy
Burial, and Mr.. Wei>gerber responded IN
fine style.
THE Lyrics" rehearsed at the Academy
Of Music. last night, giving the choruSeS
from the Chimes OF Normandy which
are upon the programme for to-nights con-
cert. Their old cunning has not deserted
them and they sing like throstles, but they
DO say list look at that.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Esq, father of Miss A.
Taylor, OF the Wheeling Female College,
Yesterday attained his SD birthday, in the
celebration Of which he was assisted by the
faculty and students Of the college and his
friends generally. Congratulatory address
eS were made by Miss Kate Elson, Senator
David McGregor. Prof. H. L. Cox and
Hons. J. l.. Watson and VIM. Fisher. The
students of the college presented the octo-
genarian with a handsome Bible. Mr.. Tay-
Ior has reached this advanced age with the
loss of none of his faculties, md his
friends hope he will he able, in the same
lo,lth 70 co1abrafa marry more birthday