Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-29
LITTLE LOCAL LOIS.
Brief Jotting. OF News An and ASout
the City.

Brief Jottings OF News tn anu Aoou'
the City.
DULL
DULLER.
DULLEsr.
NEWS scarce.
CIrr very quiet.
TIE Fulton school begins on Monday
next
YESTERDAY was a very dull day among
the 'Squires.
sweeney & Sons foundry Is still doing q
rushing business.
EVERYBODY has the base ball and rowing
fever now adays.
YESTERDAY was another whitewash al
Clerk Hooks office.
FROM the present outlook the coming
fair viii be decided success.
The sugar refinery still continues TO pour
out the syrup and ship 1t East.
WORK will be commenced today repaying
Main street north Of Sixteenth.
HOBS, BRocKUSIER & Co.'S glass works
are doing an immense business
The pottery is running very steadily with
q large quantity of orders on hand
The colored campmeeting was we'll at
tended yesterday. Preaching good.
The Seguin Collegiate Institute opened
Yesterday, with large attendance.
The general repairs to the industries
throughout the city are about completed.
The city PAYERS are hard at work Chap
line street, between Twelfth and Four
teenth.
QUITE a large crowd of our citizens will
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Falls to-day on the T. V. road.
We were informed yesterday that quite q
number of our society ladies intended
spending the winter South.
EVERYTHING was very quiet in police
circles last night, they not having arrested
plain drunk up to late hour.
The paper of the Twelve Jolly Bache.
lors," with JEANNE Winston as prima don
ma, was put on the bill boards yesterday.
JEFF DAVIS was fined s. and costs at the
Police Court, yesterday, for disorderly
conduct. JEFF certainly was led astray.
ROBERT PHILLIPS is the entry clerk for the
State Fair Association, and all persons
wishing to make entries must call on him.
The County Committee on Roads and
Bridges meet this morning at 10 o'clock,
and the Finance Committee meet in the
afternoon.
The brick work of the new addition to
the county Jail was finished yesterday, and
the roofing Of the structure will be started
to-day.
THE brick masons have commenced their
work on the new addition to Schmulbach x
Co.'S brewery, the stone masonS having
finished their portion last week.
The P. W. & Hy's men are hard at work
on the extension, which will make some
very material changes at the Belmont mill
The work of laying the flag stones at the
Court House was commenced yesterday
and will not be completed before the last Of
the week.
BELLS foundry is being run steadily now
with forty men and boys at work. The
proprietors expect To increase their force
as soon as the trade brightens up.
SHERIFF +. r. Hasler, of Jackson county,
with l.. Miller, guard, yesterday took TO the
penitentiary Vim. Moore. sentenced to five
years imprisonment for house breaking.
THE corner loafing in the Fourth ward
has about been abolished, much 10 the sat
isfactiOn Of the residents of the ward, who
have been greatly annoyed lately by the
rough crowds.
THERE were sixteen cases tried at Police
Court, yesterday morning, all OF which
paid their fines except three. This kind OF
work swells the city's purse nicely.
The Board of Public Works explained
the absence of the red light on the pile oil
stones at the CaldwPlrs run bridge, on
EOff street, by saying the stones are lying
there, the result Of the Caldwell injunction
against the city.
THE Board of Equalization and Appeals
meet at the city building this morning at
O'Clock. Taxpayers, with an eye to their
interest, will govern themselves accord
ingly.
JAMES MCCARrY was fined so and costs at
police court yesterday mOrninn for raising
Cain" at Jennie Lees house OH Chapline
street. He had an ugly cash cut in his
head by an iron poker in the hands oil the
landlady.
A GERMAN named Max GOehr was badly
cut i'm the cheek last night by some I'M
known person he had taken into his friend
ship. Max had given the stranger some
money to buy beer and simply wanted his
change, when the reptile struck him. DR..
Harvey dressed the wound.
The ChimneyS on the court house have
been torn down and the roof repaired oyer
the space occupied by them. AS the building
is heated by steam, the ChimneyS were not
needed. The wOrkmen stated yesterday
that it would take them all OF this week to
complete the job.
SHERIFF Ed. KYLE, of Cabell county
brought up three prisoners sentenced at
the last session of county court to the
penitentiary yesterday on the steamer
Andes All were colored and sentenced
for Larceny. One male John Hamilton, and
two females, America BlaCkenberry and
Msneryn Henderson
TuE County Committee on Poor House
end Farm met, yesterday afternoon, but
| nothing but the regular monthly business
was enacted. The Committee on Court
| House and Jail met in the morning, but
| like the other committee did nothing bu
| routine business.
THERE was party of young folks assem-
| bled at the residence of Miss Blanche Brit
| ton last evening, corner OF Market anC
| Sixteenth street They seemed to enjoy
| themselves amid the highest glee. AmOnG
the number of young ladies present, ou'
! in particular, who presided at the piano
sang very sweetly when the Leaves Be
| gin TO Fail" She was Miss Cecilia vii
| hanson. residing on Wood street.
LOCAL SPOHrs.