Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
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Two marriage license were issued at the
Clerks Office yesterday.
The Sherifrs Office is now located one
door south Of the court house.
THREE deeds OF trust were ADMITTED to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
FRANK SIMPSON and family and VIM.
Philips and family will leave for Montana
Tuesday.
JoHS CrNxrSs, one OF the B. & o. engi'
peers, left for the South on pleasure trip,
Tuesday.
GEoRGE MuLSIx, one of the oldest engi-
neers Of the 3rd division, fell dead at Gum
berland, yesterday, OF heart disease.
A cory OF the will of b. C, DUNCAN was
admitted 10 probate and ordered to be re-
corded at the Clerks office yesterday.
The st. Paul Literary Society, will give
literary and dramatic entertainment at
WestEOOd'S Hall, on next Saturday eve
ming.
CY. IUCAs Yesterday made an assign
ment Of his stock for the benefit of his
creditors. Z. b. Dobbins was appointed
assignee.
W.P. THOMPSON will preacd at the Desci-
pie Church, 10 day. at II A. N. and 1870 P.
NJ. Seats are free and hearty welcome IS
extended 10 all.
The will of Capt Andrew Wilson, de.
ceased. was admitted to probate with
Elizabeth c. Wilson as executrix, at Clerk
Hook 5 office yesterday.
ISAAC FREEZE is conyalescing very rapidly.
The shock on his nervous system was very
severe and doubts were entertained the
first of the week as to his recovery.
L. LINCH. Harry Simpson aud Henry
Guenther left for Montana Friday with
three car loads of furniture, etc, belonging
to VIM. Philips and Frank Simpson.
The will of Thos. II. Wins, deceased,
was admitted to record at the Clerks OF.
fee yesterday, and NJ. w. Amick was
qualilied as executor, bond $4,000, with J.
W. Amick as security.
A ROLL broke at the Greek mill, yester-
day, causing that portion Of the industry
so cease operations. The mep will not lose
much time, as this establishment closed
down yesterday to take stock.
YESTERDAY horse belonging to Mr..
Warner was tried by the Fire Department
in the Vigilant engine. Nothing could be
sscertained last evening from the chairman
of Fire Department Committee as to
whether the animal suited them or not.
The following complaints were lodged
before Squire Peterman yesterday: State
". George Smith, assault aud battery; COM
plaiRant withdrew charge and paid costs.
State vs.. Harry EXley. tresDaSS; complain
sat withdrew charge on payment OF costs
by defendant.
JERNNIAm PEYrON'S- residence ON Long
run. one mile from Greggsville, was burned
down Yesterday morning, between l and 1.
go = 4 Il I.,l= ,aar
kitCL eh and Was discovered in time to save
lsrge portion OF the furniture II undoubt-
,d'y was the work OF M incendiary.
REv. J. h. MILFORD, pastor, will preach
IN the First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth
and Byron streets, Ibis morning aud even
ing. At 1890 \. NJ. the first Of a series OF
sermons on The Lords Prayer" Sunday
school at . O'Clock. At7:3O ?. Vi, "A safe
example for a young man, the closing
sermon of the course TO young men. Strang-
ers are invited to all services.
The Black Crook, in all its glory, will be
here next THURSDAY. in the spectacular
field this play has never been equaled much
less exCelled, and il is blessed with Pc
rennial freshness which never fails to draw
large house. As presented last night 1t
was a most gorgeous success. The stage ap-
pointments were on scale OF magniiiceuCe
NnlCu "Oulu Oe lui pOSolOIc " dug OlAS GA
Cept the Kiralfy Brothers. Everything was
bright, fresh and superb, and the whole
play. with other diversities OF numerous
iuterlarded specslties, has been remOdeled
and refined until it is perfect model Of
spectacular excellence. The richness OF
scenic effects was marvellous. '-Briim1rr
N,rGH
TuE Bellaire independent blows about
the nsil feeders of Bellaire, and states
that one man cut III kegs OF Sis nails in
- days and the boys were not in their
working harness Well, If they cannot
10 better than that the hdepsadrR had
better never mention it again. John Clark
at the Belmont mill cut 81 kegs OK IL. nails
in -! days snd did not exert himself.
For the be3e'it OF the Bellaire feeders We
give the following work done in the last
~ days by some of our feeders: Williams
cut lj2 kegs Of i2i'S at Belmont and Johns
ton cut ~ OF lOd's. Both men are EN-.
ployCd 10y Naiier Z. j. Garvin. The
largest weeks wort; ever performed in ;he
city was accomplished by Dan Rice ~ the
La Belle mill cutting in - days - kegs
ut iuds Who can beat it