Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brief JottinEs OF News In and About
the City.

Brief JottInEs OF News In and About
the City.
Go TO church, to-day.
IT rained some last night.
THE fair will open tomorrow week.
DEMOCRATIC primaries next Saturday
week.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, tomorrow
evening.
YTsrERpAY was one Of the warmest and
closest days of the season.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted 10 record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The lower gates at the Fair Ground will
be open every day hereafter.
GooD Judges say the first heavy run OF
ice in the creek will cut down the new ?.
W. & K. bridge.
A BEAUTIFUL memorial window has heeR
placed in ST. Mathews church by L. l..
Bill, in honor 70 the memory OF his wife.
The gutter on Eoffstreet between Thirty
sixth and Thirty-seyenth streets, is in
filthy condition, and the people living in
that part of the city have TO clean 1t out
themselves.
LAST night can of gasoline exploded at
Henry Lehnert's and = narrow escape
from q disastrous fire was the result.
Henry had his hand burned in eXtinguish-
ing the flames.
IFAISs now run direct from Bri igeport to
St. I lhirsyllle at $50 A. ". and 5:3O P. "
afoTding Wheeling people an easy AMI
comfortable way of going ~ the great Fair
up their next week.
FoR the St. ClairsYille Fair, beginning on
Wednesday, take trains at tue Tuscarawas
Valley depot, Bridgeport leaving az $50
\. NJ. or $50 P. NJ, which go direct TO ST.
ClairSville without change.
A SON of Bernard McEntee was reported
seriously hurt at Hobbs, BrOckunier 4 co 5
glass works but We were informed last
evening that be WAS only slightly bruised;
nothing If = serious nature.
TINS office is under obligations to MesSrS.
Zarnitz Bros. & Co., the Main street produce
and commission merchants, for large
luscious watermelon, which WAS greatly
enjoyed by the force last night.
The floor Of the B. & o. round house
caught fire, Yesterday, but was very quick
IL extinguiSbed. OF course the roof could
not catch. as what once was the roof is now
Il portion OF the workshops along the road.
The following transfer was admitted to
record az Clerk Hooks office, yesterday: \
deed made the second day of September,
1852 by Joseph Speidel and wife to Earnest
n Pollock, in consideration Of $1,000, for
lot No. 1876, and also a part Of a pasture lot,
No. 7, ali of which is situate on the Island.
One Of tie largest and most pleasant lawn
parties was held at Mr.. l.. Jones residence
on the Island, Friday night. The music
Was furnished by Birch's band. The even
ing wss passed in dancing, aud was pro-
nOunced BY all those in attendance one OF
the most enjoyable evenings spsnt this
sesso
TaE st. Paurs Literary and Social Society
b - tleCted the following officers: P.eSi-
cent. John Ray; Vice President, J. Brad
dock; Recording Secretary, Andrew Fisher;
Financial Secretary, NJ. Owens; Treasurer,
Jas Chill; Marshal, Andrew Howard; Lii
brarian, Vim. Manion; Chaplain, iward
Hughes. The Society has been in success
f. ttTatiOn since January l.
WM. COLLINS met with very painful &C
cident yesterday afternoon. He was one
of the players in = match game OF ball be-
tween the ST. Paul Literary Society nine
and the South Side Singing Society nine.
In trying to catch fly, the ball struck his
left thumb, breaking il badly, so much 50
that the bone was forced through the skin.
Medical attention was Immediately called
and the fracture reduced.
ABOUT half-past six o'clock last evening
an alarm of tire was turned in from bON6j,
CCcasioned by the cooper shop Of Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co.'S works being on fire.
The flames were quickly extinguiShed by
the fire department. The only damage
sustained was 10 the stock on hand in the
shop, which was slightly injured. The men
stated that il caught from spark from the
fire, where they char barrels, etc.
Ar half-past eleven o'clock last night the
officers of the Amalgamated Association
authur med the publication of a state uens
that delegate meeting Of the First district
had been ordered 10 be held on MundIy
afternoon at two o'clock, in Schiller Hall,
Fourth avenue. Two delegates will report
from each lodge, and meetings will be held
this afternoon to elect representatives.
" hen giving this information Secretary
Martin said: 1T is impossible TO predict
what will be the outcome Of the meeting,
b. I the action may be surprise to some
body. Pitts Gazette