Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-24
CITY CHIPS.
FsIets ana Fancses Gathered In and
About the Village.
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Fsyets and Fane,es a~thexea In and
About the vnlage.
Ant the strike goes on.
THE police are having holiday.
ROASTING ears will soon be with US.
MoRx Scioto investigation tomorrow.
HAVE you selected your summer resort?
THrMunicipal Court meets this morning.
The Committee on Cemeteries meet to.
night.
YESTERDAY was an unusually quiet day
about the city.
0sEmarriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook Saturday.
/ BLAcKBERRIEs are as thick, in the woods,
as-as-blackb
NEW wheat is being shipped east, and is
selling at 81 per bushel.
FoRDYcE, Of Elm Grove, has an opportu-
nifty TO be heard, to-day.
THE announcements areout for the an
nusl Brooke county fair.
Two deed were admitted to record at
Clerk Hooks ONCE Saturday.
The whitewashing of the Second ward
market house, was completed Saturday.
A WEEK from tomorrow will bring
August and the circus. OF course we are
happy.
sorrH Wheeling manufactures are closed
against visitors. Staring embarrasses the
Workmen.
MAYER .HoRKHEIMER has sold the bay
trotter, "Neshannock," TO Mr.. DUNCAN, OF
Washington, for 800.
THE Atlantic base ball club, OF the South
Side, would like to play the new Standard
on Thursday afternoon.
TIE Reformed Episcopal Church Sunday
school will picnic at Hornbrooks Park the
latter part Of this week.
COUNCIL Will meet, tomorrow night. No
extra charge for reserved seats. Apply
early at the city building.
Doc days are only week away. The
superstitious small boy had better get in
his swimming fun this week.
MOUNTAIN Lake Park is growing in favor.
Five thousand people are expected to be at
the Sunday School Assembly tomorrow.
The strike at the Central glass works was
satisfactorily adjusted, yesterday, and the
establishment will run as usual, to-day.
A MOONLIGHT excursion on the Little
Annie will be given next Friday evening.
The boat will leave the wharf at 1850
o'clock.
The derrick has been put up for the new
gas well at Wellsburg. The location Is at
the southern extremity OF the town. below
Buffalo creek.
THE amatuer mines at the North End
played q very close game Of base ball on
Saturday. The score &C the end Of ten
innings stood 5 to 6.
Mr.. P. X. WALSH, of Cleveland, O., will
deliver an address at the meeting of the
Knights of Labor, of this city, at their hall,
this evening, at o'clock.
The pottery, sugar refinery, apd South
Wheeling glass house have given notice
that visitors will not be allowed to enter
their building except on business.
JEANNE WINSTON will open the amuse-
ment season, in Wheeling, in September
and John T. Raymond will humorize at
the Opera House during fair week.
SATURDAY morning police court was
whitewash. In the afternoon one or two
disorderly cases were heard by Judge
Rodgers, in the absence CT Jydge LETTERS.
AUcrIoSEER HALLER sold the Miller pro-
perty, on Chapline street, South Side, at
the front door Of the court house, Saturday,
to Foreman Stanley, of the Vigilant engine
house, for 81 1885.
The Mermaid Fishing Club, composed OF
South Side young men, left for the mouth
Of Short Greek Saturday evening, where
they will pitch their tents and kill about
two weeks of the hot weather.
THE front of the court house is being re.
paired, the stone steps were being removed
Saturday, to be redressed and straight
ened up. These repairs have long been
needed, but better late than never,
From the general conversation floating
about. q majority Of Wheeling people
would prefer to see the British driven
away from Egypt, and regard their destruc-
ton Of Alexandria as uncalled for.
THE holder Of the lucky number IS, which
drew the set OF glassware put up by the st,
Paul literary society on the 4th of July,
will receive the prize by calling at HellerS
cigar store on Jacob street, South Side.
Pc. LITTLE denies the soft impeachment
to the effect that he was examined on a
warrant of larceny. He says drunkenness |
was his only offence, and denounces the |
powers that be in the heartiest language. |
SATURDAY afternoon John Boyd and a
man named Hess had quarrel at Carriers |
livery stable, when the latter strnGk Boyd |
on the head with a board, cutting a very |
long cash, which had TO be sewed up by |
doctor.
The Turner's have made arrangements |
with the p, c. & st. L. railroad for grand |
excursion to Pittsburg on the 5th Of Au- |
gust, to attend the Turner Fest, and have |
engaged the Opera House band for the &C. |
casioh.
The boys and girls of the public schools |
and others are improving the opportunity |
given them by Prof Frasher of attending |
the college during the vacation, forty-tive |
having already entered this month, over |
half of them being females.
JUDGE Ice, of Barbour County Circuit
Court, understands how to dispatch bust |
ness. He tried no less than six jury cases
in one afternoon last week during his pres
ent term of court. He might do to run our
big docket down in September.
THE dispatches say girl was fred out of
Philadelphia dance because she wore no
stockings. This is going quite little too
far. How did they know her small feet
had no cotton castings? Besides, how many
men might have been similarly destitute
and nobody be the wiser.
LAST Wednesday was the birthday Of
Max Feinler, the well known clarinet
player in Kramer's band. The orchestra