Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-19
FACT AND FANCY.
minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment

Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment
HEARrs Of Oak tonight.
SQUIRE AsxLz has his Office on Eleventh
street.
VIZ. ELIISeHAM leaves for the East this
morning.
THE Sugar Refinery will be offered for
sale to-day.
THERE will be booming police court,
this morning.
JOHN II. DrzHL is at present visiting
friends in the East.
TwENrY.rHRxx cases will be before the
police court this morning.
BARRING the dust, yesterday was o de-
lighful day, very airy and spring like.
By all means let us have crossing at
the north end Of the Market street bridge.
JONI CoSDRY, of the Fourth ward, will
go to Pittsburg this morning to work in
one of the mills.
JAcoB HEYMAs. who has been visiting
friends az Pittsburgh, returned home last
Saturday evening.
The reception to be given by Master S.
G. Robinson 10 his juvenile friends will be
q most complete affair.
The Mississippi is called "the Father of
Waters" New that il is over its banks it
becomes a step-father.
C.P. MONTGOMERY, press operator on the
night force at the Western Union ONCE, Is
Oh on two weeks recuperation.
Us. GIBBS, Of L. 8. Delaplsiu & Son,
spent yesterday in the city, aud will re-
sumo his commercial tour to-day.
The average servant girl does not believe
in pouring oil on the troubled water; she'd
rather pour il on the troubled ire.
AN ounce of gossip does more harm than
ton of gush. Sewing societies can work
this in their patchwork for good luck.
PRoF. 10. KIsx with his auartette win 60
to Pittsburgh With Mr.. Sallada and assist
in the grand concert The Prof. says his
voice Is becoming weak.
WAGONS and vehicles should give way on
the streets to the IRE engines and hose
carts and thus avoid such collisions as &C.
CURED on Saturday evening.
hiss ADDIE HEYNAS, who has been on
the sick list for several days past, Is again
able to be- about. DR.. Bates was the attend
ing physician. Her disease was lung fever.
Hxx friends will be interested to learn
that Mrs. Charles Stephen. nee Miss Car
RE Rhodes. is now installed in her Ger.
mantown home, where she recently gave
large reception.
HENRY SALLADA, OF the Bachelor, saws
the rush of people to his boat to procure
tickets to the grand concert is beyond all
expectation. Henry extends an open inVi-
tation to NIL Of his Wheeling friends.
THE case of Vim. Eccles VS.. the City Of
Wheeling will come up before Squire
Caldwell, today. Eccles sues for 1856
compensation for his services as electrician
prior to the time Council fixed a salary.
Mr.. CHARLES L. MCCOY, formerly Of this
city, but now resident of San Francisco,
has sent to Ludwig Wilhelm, OF the South
Side, a number of cuttings OF different va
rieties OF California grapes. Mr.. Wilhelm
thinks they will grow in this climate.
ABOUT midnight last night Capt. Ben
nett, with officers Jinkins, Morris, Dun
lap and FreebaId, made a raid on the bagi-
nos Of Nellie Campbell and Jennie Lee,
Nos. 1917 and l72i Eoff street, East Wheel
ing. Five men and five women were raked
mss total.
FROM the present outlook the cigar
makers ball will be q big affair, as delega-
tons from all points are coming. Mr.. Roller
will make all the guests feel at home. I.
Heyman will furnish the eatableS, which
plentifully supplied.
BUNBLEroN gave forth his first coRun.
drum the other day. He was at q concert
and took one of the best (vacsnt) seats.
The usher came TO him and gently led him
TO bench in the rear. Then he asked
Jones, why am | like an cid paid bill?"
and Jones replied, Because you're no &C.
! count" But Bumbleton wanted to say
something about being reSeated.
Miss LIZZIE CALDENBAUGH gave a very
enjoyable party at her home on the South
Side, Saturday evening, in honor of her
brother Charles, who is visiting her from
MeKeesport, Pa, who, by the way, is one
of Mckeesport's young and prosperous
merchants. There were twenty couples
present, and all enjoyed themselves till
late hour. Miss Lizzie did herself proud in
getting up such splendid party:
The citizens are promised rare treat on
next Thursday, il they will 90 to the
Business College. A debate will take
place, and the question is Reso red, That
wOmsn's rights should be equal TO that of
man, in the United States. The debaters
are: affirmative, Alfred Kahr, Miss Sadie
Mccormick and Mr.. Harry TaPpan; mega.
tive, David Kahn, and Miss Maggie Dorsey.
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