Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-04
RELLAlRE NOTES.

Last evening rs the accommodation on
the C. & 2. X. r was passing the lower
part of Gravel Hill, a stone was thrown
through q window in the last car by small
boy. Nobody was hurt, but panic was
caused among the passengers. When Will
this end?
The attendance at the X of p. fair last
night was large, and those who attended
enjoyed themselves very highly. The fair
ends tonight, at which time the gold watch
comes off. The hall will be packed.
Mr.. Robert McKelvey, of keySer, and
Mrs. DR.. Alexander and daughter, of Arm
slrongs Mills, were in the city yesterday
visiting friends.
Charles Upham, B. & 0. bridge builder,
had several fingers mashed while engaged
on a bridge over McMahon's creek, yester-
day. Amputation will be necessary.
Charley Steer, clerk in the Glass City
drug store, has resigned.
The large and elegant mirror, costing SID,
to be rallied off at the Monumental Fair, al
ten cents per chance, attracts much atten-
ton ard the chances are being taken rapid
". The attendance yesterday was fair.
The Glass City Building Association has
elected the following directors: r. A. Nc
Gregor, c. H. Strahl, J. K. Riley, J. c.
Carol, NJ Craft, Anthony Morgan, James
Pition and II. Roemer On Monday night
money brought - cents.
Mr.. J. +: Sterrltt OF the fifSt WARD
buried an infant child at Rose Hill Gene
terry yesterday. Rev. J. X. Mckallip
otlClateu' ,, T.,
MI. Ssmuel FOX OIL new AioAuE, I9u,
began WORKING III 'he htllaire h'nup ;a
glass WORKS anu Will shofuy remove Hl'
family 10 tnls Guy ,.-... o,,o,.o.
MIS-; M NJ: Noohce Is 'lSi'i"H IL Fu"N0'
'iiE, OhlO. ,...,
" the Catholic school additlohai room
anu teachers VIII De auueu. -, 49,
The Chape! ana society Will eject o'I'ceFS
to morrow nlght: A.. ~.
Inc Catholc mon mas PIacgG Tue lees
al ID Genus Week; PaydIle "eeAiy' A.
lhe Detrolhai oi MISS lua Lucns anu MI
Henry Blum has been announced.
Mr.. ). NJ. Richards OF the fHth ward
yesterday loSt niue uau6u'eT ny uiPn'
iberia.
Edward u harra, Esq, on Monday loun1
a poSto1hce Key ana an ONCE Key. lie Will
Cheerfully return them to the owner.
The l., l., T., {. |. club will dance at
City Hall ON April 18th.
Edward King, the good looking Barnes
Vile agent for the REGISTER. is visiting
friends in The CITY.
: Mr. George Y. Grafton has removed from
tl,p old Globe Honse bniIding to Rosser's
rom on Third street
Mr. Edward Wood r O. brakeman.
who has mem down with tvnboid fever AT
his residence in Tho second ward has re.
Coferea sufficiently IN return In his work.
HIS son Henry. who has also been suffer.
inD rom fever ia on fine mend
: Mr., lanes \. Freelan has resigned his
Iosition in the Ftns foundry and accented
tne in the hacking room of the National
Last night the Turner's installed the fol-
lowing 0tficers. First sneaker Charles
Uonts. sacond s,eator + dm;S ono. sore.
tarv Ere5 Sn;6nr. ,rassnrar Fra3 Rode.
VIC baII kaaner i,me" Tnrnar. first tnrn
wsit Herman Uenrv second turn wait
Iopis Boesbsr. trustees VIM, Clever one
wear. s Wimar and Frad Rodawig two
Years. Chars Hanke and 7 T Carter
three Years The nfsicsrs were Installed by
SQUIRE Crisyeli and a good time was had.
At the .Etna foundry is on exhibition
unite a curiosity in the shane of stove
nIate II wac made in Engiand in l763 bv
George Stevenson builder of the first To-.
comoiiye ever made II weighs about 30
nonnSs and il about 10 inches snuare
In II snnears soma aowers and the in
scripti0n George Stevenson, 1903" There
is also some other letters which, owing to
the age, cannot be made ont TWAS found
among some scrap iron recently brought
from Glencoe, The foundry men prize it
very highly.
Mrs 7 4 CASTOR who has been quite
sicE At her residence in The Fonrth ward
for some DAYS is on the mend
Finer Chase the Belmont House porter.
and Miss En,ma cant were married nv
Rev GTifiin On WonIax n;gbt
Mr.. Tbos Carlyle travelling engineer of
the pennsylyanis Companv' was in the
CITY Yesterday.