Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-29

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FoREPAueH's show is working this way.
THx glass makers picnic win take place
June 21st.
CAMP meeting at Moundsville will begin
August 18th.
vERY little of interest is going in the
courts at present.
TINS has been a big year for riyerpen
also for ducks.
YEsrEsDAy was a magnificent day-to
stay in the house.
THERE win be eighteen cases before the
Police Court this morning.
The Telegram will sake the Germania
Singing Society 10 S~teubenville this morn
ing.
ALLEY B, between T~wenty-sixth and
Twenty-eighth streets, is in a horrible con-
dition.
The usual semi-occasional visit from
Steubenville Seminary was made here on
Saturday.
A PITTSBURGH firm has secured a patent
for glass shingles, and propose to manufac-
ture them.
The Commissioners Committee on Court
House and Jail and Poor House and Farm
meet to-day.
THE Wilson Lyceum will give a public
entertainment at the Academy Of Music
next Thursday night.
ZANE STREET, between South First and
Huron streets, is the worst street in the
city. 1t is a limestone street.
MEEK's Martins Ferry Times, one of the
brightest papers in Eastern Ohio, complet-
ed its first volume on last Saturday.
Previous to Jake Kemple's visit to the
interior, the State was full of "Redmen.'
Now there isn't n in the State.
Miss Lena Renner of one of the trans
creek wards, received a pair Of earrings, on
Saturday. that she lost six years ago.
Gov. JACKSON has not yet signifed his in.
tention to order out the militia, from the
Third district, to prevent the prize fight Ill
this State.
JUDGE Cochran, Supreme Dictator OF the
World X. of H., will be rendered a recep-
ton at the hall of the order in Crangle s
block, next Friday night.
OFFICERS Barum, Williams and Bird
raided a house of illfame on Twenty-trst
street last night. Four girls, six men and
the madame were arrested.
A LAND BUYERS excursion out the North
ern Pacific road, under the auspices OF Col.
C. r. Cook, of Chicago, will leave this city
about the Goth of next month.
In the Circuit Court this morning, the
insurance companies in which Fergusson's
mill was insured, will attempt to recover
money paid Ferguson on account OF the
loss.
| FARMERS living near West Alexander in
form US that, with the exception OF the
oats, crop, other crops are fully as far adj
vanced as they usually are at this season
Of the year.
The residents OF the Fifth ward, on
Tw~enty-irst, Main and Market streets, are
unanimous in their protests against the
maintenance of the houses OF prostitution
on Twenty-firSt street.
The Bellaire Independent says: A few of
the Knights Tcmplar in this city will at
tend the Conclave Of the Grand Command
cry of Pennsylvania at Pittsburg next
Tuesday. They will go with the Wheel
ing Communicates.
The st. Clairsville & Northern Railroad
IS still laid up for repairs. II waSannounced
that the road would be ready for business
tomorrow, but other delays have occurred
ard the day OF opening the road is now IN
definitely postponed.
Dr.. b. w. ALLEN, assisted by several
other physicians, yesterday, at the st.
James Hotel, ~amputated the leg OF a gentle
man named Welsh, from Taylor county.
Mr.. Welsh has been suffering for some time
with a very sore leg near the ankle, and
the amputatiOn was necessary to save life.
Mr.. MALArESrA. who keeps Florence
Hall on Market street, informs US that the
statement that a merchant named VIM.
Mayes, from West Alexander, had been
robbed in his Dlace. is totally untrue, The
HtteligeHeer published this name last Satur-
day and also the robbery. In the first place
there is no such man at or near or by the
village of West Alexander. but it is very
likely that w. A. Berry, of West Alexander,
was heeced by some Sharpers a day or two
ago. W. A. is in the habit of getting rob-
bed occasionally, and as he was in tOwn
several days last week it is more than
likely that he is the man who was tleeCed.