Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
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Minor City News and Pertinent Tain
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and Comment
TIE Municipal Court meets tomorrow
morning.
SEVERAL disorderly cases were backed up
last evening.
QUITE q number OF drunken men were on
the street yesterday.
SEVERAL fights took place last eyenign,
and the participants were arrested.
GAUDY paper for the Bandit King was pu:
on the bill boards and dead walls yesser'
day.
OFFICER Radford killed a dog on the
IslaRd yesterday afternoon, which was sup
posed TO be mad.
Mr.. Jacob Berry, of Ritchietown was pro
nounced the finest WALTER at the Fair
grounds yesterday afternoon.
Rev. NJ. E. BEALL, having retired, will
preach in the Kirkwood Presbyterian
Church This morning at 1890. No evening
service.
CHARLES W. COOKE, a prominent mailer
has resigned his position in the Riverside
nail factory and accepted one in the Bel
mont nail factory.
South Wheeling people are bitter in
their denuncistion of the sanitary condi
iion of McColloch street, frem Thirty-third
to Thirty eighth streets.
MERCHANTS are complaining Of the par
TALLY shown by officer Belleville IN his ar
rests for obstructing the side walk. They
say he is right to make arrests, but shoald
treat all alike, which he does not do.
A STRENUOUS effort is being made by +.
Z. Smith and several others TO a q
series OF games Of base ball played on the
new fair grounds the first week in October
between the Providence and Clevelands.
A LETTER received from Thomas Wilson,
who is now q resident OF Hillsboro, Dakota,
shows that crops in his section OF the
State are very hne, and all OF the Wheeling
men in that country are well pleased with
it.
JOHN NORTON begged off and was fined
SIS and costs, yesterday, by Justice Ankle,
for throwing q stone at al Elm Grove
street car. IL was a serious affair and he
may thank Mr.. Reymann for his clever
ency in the matter.
W. II. HALLER sold at public auction the
Mclaughlin properly in the First ward
yesterday morning to William Otto, for
$500. Also sixty feet of ground on Four
teenth street, in Shriver's addition, at 81
a foot Peter Cassel was the purchaser.
REV. J. F. Mcdowell will conduct the
conservation service this morning at l.. ID
S. church, North Benwood, at 1890. Mr.
Mcdowell is an entertaining, eloquent
speaker. Services in the evening al 1870
Evening subject, "0ur Faith" All cor
daily invited.
BILL LEEPER had hearing before Justice
Webb yesterday, which resulted in his be
ing sent TO Jail in default Of security. On
the charge Of stealing Lewis Jones bird, he
was held in the sum OF $500, and in each o.
the cases Of stealing I.aupp's birds he wa:
held in the sum Of $500.
TIE case OF Mclaughlin & Mckinley
liverymep, VS.. George Bohn, for the price
of their horse killed by Bohu . few days
ago, was tried before Squire Peterman yes
ie5day, and the plaintiffs received judg
ment for 1925. The defendant will also bf
tried in Marshall county on a charge Of
cruelty 10 animals.
LAST evening the second deposit in The
skin race between Jones and Right $50,
vas put up, which now makes $40 a side
in the Stockholders hands. The fOllOwins
Judges were appointed: Messrs. D. Gray
and Vim Humes for Jones, and Messrs
CrOean and Fllan for Right.
YESTERDAY mornings young boy named
Charlie Carter, living On the Island, wa;
tn w from a garbage cart, the wheel oil
which passed over his right ankle, causing
a painful injury. The boy was taken to
Lsishley's Island drug store, where DR.
, Wilson rendered medical attention,
TRApEsMEN and dealers are in the habit
of painting their signs and placing their
placards pretty much where they please
and ~di>iguring fences and even houses a
their option. This is unwarrantable, anC
they may find it quite as inConvenient t.
erase & cir own work IS it was to do it. 1t il
a subject of just complaint and may cause
these gentlemen some trouble.