Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30
rAUANDFANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Tsik
and Comment.

Minor City News and Fefsanens HsAe
and Comment.
OSE marrisge license was issued at tbs
clerks Office yesterday.
SUNDAY hours will be observed at the
Public Library today.
OSK deed of trust was admitted to record
at the Clerks Office yesterday.
THE social to morrow (Thursday) even.
ing IS to be one of the very best. Don't
fail to bs there.
GuEsrHER ScASELL's case was continued
until next term of Circuit Court yester-
day, ON motion OF the defendants attor-
ney. r.-
A WARRANT was issued by Squire Peter
man Yesterday for Rosa Gillespie, on charge
of disturbing the peace. The case is set
for trial 10 morrow.
THE County Commissioners Committee
on Roads and Bridges and Finance met
Yesterday. Nothing but the regular
monthly business was transacted.
Mr.. CHAs. CLARKE, formerly with the
Linsly Institute, has been chosen resident
physician at the Brooklyn Hospital, BY
competitive examination, which is high
honor.
ARE you going to the social to morrow
evening? Go by all means, because their
suppsrs are always good. Such coffee, such
bread, and such charming walters ought 10
attract hundreds of people.
The pastor of the First English Kvangel'
ical Church and his wife were visited on
Monday evening by large party OF their
friends, and received friendly and sub
stsntial pounding" The evening was
very pleasantly spent,
The postoffice will be closed to day from
10 4. NJ. until P. NJ. There will be only
one delivery by the carriers, commencing
at : A. NJ. There will be general city col
lection at 5 P. N. Also a collection from
Tenth to Sixteenth street at SOP NJ.
YESTERDAY Squire Caldwell had James
Rider before him, on the charge OF stealing
money from Scott Richards, a saloonlst,
and the evidence being conclusive as to his
guilt. he was committed to Jail, in default
OF 500 security for the September term
of the Circuit Court.
THE following transfer was admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday: A
deed made the 10th day of July, 1881, by
Jane T.. Beymer and husband to John
Parks, in consideration of $3.50, for q feet
front, off a certain lot Of ground on Nc
Colloch street, East End.
THE ladies of the Fourth Street Metho
dist Church Will mold one Oh tnelr sOclals
Thursday evening of this week. A most
appetizing supper will be served from five
until eight O'Clock, and then literary
programme will be given that will be
pleasing to all. We hope all who can will
be there, as this is to be one of the most
delightful "teas" that has ever been given
by the ladies. Supper only % cents.
Gov. JACKSON yesterday received the in.
formation that Col. George Jackson had
died at Parkersburg on Sunday. Col. Jack.
son was born in this State, and graduated
at West Point just before the war. Resign
ing his commission he entered the Confed
crate service and was made Colonel. After
the war he was engaged in the
oil business at Volcano. Wood
county. Some time ago an injury 70
his foot rendered amputation necessary
and from the shock the Colonel was moi
able to recover He is a distant relative
OF Gov. Jackson and brother of Hon
VIM. l.. Jackson, OF Louisville Ky, known
during the war as "Mudwall' Jackson
Col. Jackson was a brave officer and pol
ished gentleman, and his death will be
hearn with regret by numerous friends.