Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-20
LOCAL GLEANINGS
From All Over the Surrounding News
Field.
FINE fall weather.
CIRCUIT Court to-day.

FINE fall weather.
CIRCUIT Court to-day.
is IT Indian summer, or squaw winter?
GREAT attractions over the river to day,
boys.
The grand jury will be charged this
morning.
Tom HoDGINs, of Portland, O., is visiting
friends in the city.
ALL the livery rigs in the city were out
on the pike yesterday.
The receipts from the Max Feialer bene-
fit concert last week were $295 As.
OFEICER JUNKINs entertained the mem
bers of the Happy Thought Club yesterday.
Nick ROBERTS pantomime will be the
only attraction at the Opera House, this
week.
Mr.. CONWAY, of B. lmont county, was
visiting frinds in the North End Saturday
last.
DAVE GosNEY and Speck Rodenbauck
were out hunting Saturday and brought in
25 rabbits.
We are to have an opera next week. The
ITALIA Merry War company will be here
on Tuesday.
JOHN BARRETT, the well.known oarsmau,
will make New Martinsville his home in
the near future.
The st. Paul Literary Society will give
an entertainment at Westwood's Hall, next
Saturday week.
Now that the Jersey Lily has been so
blighted by the New York critics, Wheel
ing may get chance to see her.
CARPENTERS Assembly X. OF L. will give
an oyster supper at their hall in Beck's
Block, Market street, this evening.
WN. HoDGINs, of Portland, o., has started
up his new -four mill and is very busy, with
mere orders ahead than he can attend TO.
Coon PETERS, Sam Lenhardt, J. f. Brown
and 7. I. Cockayne will leave in a few days
for Pennsylvania on hunting expedition.
The members of the Miller Happy
Thought Club desire to thank Officer Bob
Jenkins for his kind services Friday even.
ing at their ball at Turner Hall.
A MAN by the name of Grimm had the
little finger of his left hand taken of
while at work at the stave cutter, at the
Belmont shop, Saturday afternoon.
A FIsTICUFF took place on the corner OF
Twenty-third and Chapline streets on Sat.
urday evening about 6 O'Clock but who the
participants were we were unable to hear.
WN. Mills, of Claysville, Pa, a brake.
man on the b. & o., had his hand badly
mashed while coupling cars at Benwood,
yesterday afternoon. He came up to the
city, where he had it dressed by DR.. Camp
bell.
LARRY DUNLAP and Hanes Ziffile rowed 8
skitf race last Saturday for keg of beer,
the course being from the North End Glass
Works TO the Island, The race was won by
Boone with ease.
TWENTY SECOND street. between Chapline
and Eof, is q curiosity. 1t has been en-
lirely covered with a mixture Of blue and
yellow clay, which has become so stiff that
heavy wagon would stick, to moral Ger,
tsinIy.
A SPECIAL train will leave B. & o. depot
at Z p. NJ sharp, tomorrow, stopping at
Pottery Station and Benwood store, for
Father Ellio,t's lecture, in Beliaire. Train
returns Immediately after lecture Round
trip tickets, including admission to lee
.ure. so cents.
ABoUT o'clock, last evening, q crowd Of
men and boys assembled on the drug store
corner. opposite the poStoffice, and made
the air tremble with their profanity aud
rowdyism. Officers Fugste and Bird drove
the gang away and restored peace and o uiet
to the neigh borhood.