Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

or Eyentsst. ana Assas the city aud
Neighbsrhood.

NOTE AND COMMENr.
or Eventsst. and Assas the CITY and
Neighesrhood.
MoDJEsxA; tonight
Z News was extremely dull yesterday.
NEXT Saturday will be st. Patrick's Day.
The body Of Harry Laird has not be re-
covered.
TIE Crescent mill is working full time
thiSweek.
The Top and Belmont mills will contin-
ne work to day.
ANOTHER heavy snow furry, for March,
occurred last night
COUNCIL will have q whole raft of bust
ness, tomorrow evening.
The Citizens Railway Company did a
good business yesterday.
The ice dealers are busy huRting up Gus
tomers-fgures are down.
TIE new boilers at Wilson & Dunleyys
cooper shop will be tested tomorrow.
The Elm Grove street railway company
will commence laying their track this
week.
Coon PETERS has the foundation done for
his new shop, near the corner OF Seventh
street.
STEAM was raised in the new Standard
mill and the machinery all works 10 per-
lection.
RICH KENNY is at present at the Hope
Hose House, during the absence Of his
brother Thomas.
EDDY TRuExAS. the agent of the C. & P.
at Bridgeport, reports all business in
1ourishing condition.
The room occupied by Tom Perkins, the
barber on Main street, has been thoroughly
repapered and repsinted.
SAMMY g., son Of VIVA. H. Robinson, will
entertain large number Of his friends at
u birthday reception during the week.
Gus. HANKE, who was cut on the head
during fight at his saloon. on Saturday
week, was quite i'll over II, but is now out
Of danger.
The police are endeayoring to do good
work in putting an end 70 the loahng and
profanity on the streets. To this every
good citizen will say = hearty amen.
A WEDDING on large scale is booked for
the last OF the month. One OF COckayne's
orchestra will join the band of benedicks
The boys will give him big send off.
IT was thirty-fye thousand dollars that
a
property near IEtnayille, instead of seven
ty-hve, as was stated some time since.
The new residence being built by Mr..
Hamilton on the west side of Market street
above Seventh, is fast approaching compile
ton, and will be coy affair when done.
FL HEYMAN, who is we'll and fsyorably
known TO all of our citizens as being con-
nected with The Adams Express office for
N -tSIF n -
burgh, this morning.
BELL's foundry is running to its fullest
capacity at present and orders are plenty.
Walker Cunningham, the boss, says hand
up the boys, and with Toney and Jonn L.
We will walk along.
IT is thought that the knights of Labor
will lease the new hall at .ELnayille,
which is being built by NJ J. Ulrich. They
will open it with grand ball for which I.
I. COcksyne's orchestra will play.
THOMAS r. HEYMAN supplied the Presby.
terrain Church at Moundsyille for their
festival with ice cream, also the colored
church of this city, and made heavy
shipment to Steubenyille last week,
Ex.MAYuR EGERrgR goes to Chicago. to-
day, in the interest of the meat company,
of which the details appeared in the Sun
will be received on Thursday next.
Mr.. HENRY MICHAEL is having his prop.
erly on the corner OF Sixth and Main streets
repsinfed inside and out which adds much
10 it's appearance. Mr.. Orloff Miller has the
work in hand and complete job is being
done.
The Opers House orchestra had a pleas
ant rehearsal at Arion Hall last night.
During April the band will give grand
concert at the Opera House, assisted by
the best of our local musicians, vocal aud
instrumental.
The Elm Grove Railroad Company has
experienced considerable trouble with their
motor on account of the water pipes freez'
ing during the night. The superintendent
stated last evening that everything would
be running nicely in few days.
To TELL Of the yaried Tssauties OF the
Faster cards and novelties. would be a
task equal to telling OF the huAs and forms
Of each leaf in an autUmn-tinted forest.
But il seems impossible that thcNneNt card
wave should leave a higher mark toward
perfection that the present one is doing.
The stores are overlooking with Easter
beauty.
EARLY yesterday morning thieves broke
into the rear of Greer & l4aiUg'S hardware
stone. pane of glass was removed and
.he door bar let down, making easy en-
trance. A couple of pack es OF pocket
knifes were missing, but at was all.
There is something very singular about
this and interesting developments may
come yet.
A VERY pleasant little gathering was that
last plight at the residence OF Jacob l. IL.
Sheimer, Sr., called together by the 46Ch
anniversary OF his birthday. A handsome
gold headed cane, presented by his friends,
will cause him never TO forget the day.
Joseph Emsheimer made very pleasant
little presentation speech, to which Mr..
4. responded.
THE other morning as a party living
near the head of Sixth street, was washing,
she put pair Of her husbands pants in
wash and while rubbing on the wash board
discovered something hard in the pockets,
upon examination il was found that he
had left mis- watch in his fob pocket the
time piece will not respond to the call but
will be all right after having new works and
new cases placed upon it.