Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-20
LIrrIsLocAL Eors.
Brief lettings OF News An and About
theCfey.

Corn husking Is now in order with the
farmers.
FoREsr leaves are taking on the tings of
autumn.
No ARRESTS in the lookup at late hour
last night
Business on the B. & o. Railroad is
Frightening mp.
QuIrE q number of strangers were in the
city yesterday.
CLERK TAxxY's force are busily engaged
on the 1872 tax bills.
MANY pieces of bunting were displayed
last evening.
Corr did net come. He would have been
ashamed had he.
ONE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks office yesterday.
REMNANTS of the faithful were seen at
late hour this morning.
The enthusiasm has been worked of.
Now settle down 10 solid work.
The cinder bank fire at the Crescent mill
hae been entirely extinguished.
Pools will be sold at the upper race
course by Geo. Robinson on Saturday.
IT was a tame affair-the Republican
Jubilee. Couldn't have been much worse.
The Reymann Brewing Company re-
ceived large consignment OF malt yester-
day.
Pools on the Teemer. Haberfield race
will be sold by Helmbright this eve
ming.
THOMAS MCLEAN, a miner at Kimberly's
coal works, had his hand badly mashed
while at work yesterday.
CONTRACTOR CARNEY yesterday finished
the grading Of Wood street above Twenty
fourth. 1t is good job.
The Opera House Orchestra serenaded
Vim. Schuehle and bride at their residence
on the South Side, last night.
NEARLY all of the K. of P. representatives
| left for their respective homes yesterday.
| The remainder will leave on Saturday.
The pile driver on the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing & Kentucky extension broke down yes
tefday, but will be Immediately repaired.
The Martins Ferry steamer Climax and
the Little Anna had race on returning
from Wheeling last night. The Climax
landed first
ABOUT half-psst ten last night a row &C.
Cured in front of this Office between some
colored gentlemen. Razors were drawn
and couple of knock-downs ensued. No
blood.
The funeral of Mrs Vaukeuren was quite
largely attended yesterday. The inter
ment took place at the Peninsula ceme-
terry.
SrEUBENyILLE is infested with thieves.
Five dwelling were entered recently and
considerable amount of booty secured.
DEMOCRATS of Ohio will flock to Column
bus on Friday for big jolliicatiou. Sen
ator Pendleton, ex-senator Thurman and
others will be on hand to deliver addresses.
PETER MILLER, an employe at Cowsn's
coal works, near Fiftieth street, was caught
between two cars in the bank, yesterday.
He was removed to his home, where DR..
Ford waited upon him.
The st. Clairsville lecture course will be
opened next Monday by Eli Perkins. The
other lectures for the winter are Maj. II. Z.
Dane, Mrs. Mary A. Liyermore and Stuart
Rodgers.
A GAINESVILLE man this week distrib-
uted SIS, 600 among his children in checks
ranging from s., 900 to 5000 each. His
name is Beardmore, and he has plenty lett
for his declining years.
W. Z. REPPERT, passenger agent OF the
B. & o. road, Columbus, who lately be-
came deranged, in consequence of too close
application to business, has recovered.
The boys on the island should be prohib-
tied from using the niger shooter.
Nearly every boy you meet has one, and OF
course they use them.
THE steamer Little Anna will leave Mar
tins Ferry at I. P NJ, Saturday night, in
time for the performance at the Opera
House, and viii return after the perform
anCe.
The REGISTER is under great obligations
to Mr.. Thomas HOwley, of the upper Riy-
erside mill, for fayors shown one OF the
staff at the mill yesterday. true gentle
man can always De appreciated.
WIN. CARNEY has Just completed digging
four cellars for Benjamin Emhoff at the
corner of Twenty fourth ind Jacob streets.
Mr. EmhOff will erect four handsome frame
residences on the site.
DURING the parade last night Major
joys horse became unmanageable at the
corner of Main and Eleventh streets and
tumbled him off in the mud. No damage
except few scratches.
The last will and testament of Katharine
Mccoy, deceased, was admitted to probate
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday, and
Martha Whitaker was appointed admins
tratrix; bond s., 600, with G. B. Caldwell as
security.
BRICELAND and Wiesgerber are both in
active training on the Wellsburg course.
Can you name the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REGISTER. Yes, for $100.-BellGire Indepen-
up or shut up.
tbs revival at the Disciples Church still
progresses with good interest and results,
after a rest of few nights. There will be
a meeting this evening again at 7:3O, and
further announcements will be made as oc-
casiOn demands.
QUITE painful accident happened to Mr..
Ernest Baer of the firm of Simon Baer Il
Sons at Moundsville, yesterday. In step
ping upon a moving train, he missed his
footing, and was thrown violently to the
ground, injuring his hip severely.
THREE pots at the Central Glass Works
are out OF order and will have to be replaced
with new ones. They will be reset on Sat
urday. The company has all it can do and
are worked 20 their fullest capacity. A
great amount of COOS was shipped yester-
day.
WHuE the procession was coming down
Main street near Eleventh, last night, q
morse ridden by Major Joy became unmau
agable and unseated the Major, besides
nearly running over several ladies
children. The animal was finally subdued
aud Major Joy mounted him and fell into
line.
Miss LIZZIE WISDER and Mr.. Fred. -
were united in marriage at the residence -
the brides parents in North Wheeling last
evening Rev. DR.. SchafIraueck performing
the ceremony. Quite large number oil
the intimate friends Of the contracting par
ties were present
The Board Of Education met last night, |
and in the absence of the President, on
motion Mr.. Caldwell took the chair, with
the following members present: Miller,
Collier, SchOCkey, Criswell, Acker, Jepson,
Eberling and McCully. As there was no
quorum present they adjourned to meet |
next Wednesday night.
A LITTLE Swear old son of Jacob RuncSe |
met with q very painful accident at his res
idence in the Sixth ward, Wednesday. The !
little fellow while playing around the table |
pulled the coffee pot of, splitting the hot |
huid all over his breast, scalding him very |
badly. At this writing the little fellow was |
resting very easily.
A VERY severe accident occurred at Cow
ans coal bank. yesterday, by which JOAN |
Hans, q miner, came near losing his life. |
He was undermining huge block of coal, |
and lying on his back under il, when it |
gave way and caught him about the hips, |
crushing them in frightful manner. DR.. |
Ford attended him aud thinks he viii be |
ohonf- IN three nr fonr weeks