Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
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CHAT and Gossip on Various Topics
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Ours Q number Of picnics are on the
tspis for to-day.
THE building of two additional glsss
kilns at the pottery, will be commenced
next week.
The work of repairing the pavement in
the Second ward market house was COM
menced yesterday.
The Healy base ball nine will accept the
challenge Of the Central nine to play q
match game for 500 side.
ZARSrrz Bios, who are the watermelon
kings, sent one of their finest to this Office
last night, which the gang quickly en-.
closed.
The Elm Grove street car company did
big business yesterday, and from present
inoicaiiOns the travel over this road will be
extra heavy to day.
FRIDAY afternoon Chas. Crupelwith had
his right foot mashed while attempting to
turn a stone at the Intersection Of Sixth
street and the National pike.
The Vigilant and 0llivette base ball miner
played match game of ball at the old fais
grounds Yesterday afternoon. The former
club won by score OF % to5
Friday, Chat Wheat met with q very
painful accident at the Creek mill. He
was engaged at the shears and in some
manner had one of his fingers cut OF.
In the Municipal Court yesterday morn.
ing in the case of Alois Casanova, garni-
shee Of +. Hanke VS.. Peter kreusch, the
garnishee was continued till the next
term.
The new driving wheels for the forge
engine at the Belmont mill did not arrive
this week, and in cOnseq uence thereof the
forge department will be unable to start
up until TO morrow week.
WM. SCHwERTZFERGER purchased OF o,
Eisemsn, the fine chestn Ut mare, Bendalial
serid by Mohawk Jr. This mare is half
sister 10 Alice Cornell, owned by Charles
Fisher and are perfectly mated.
Two small boys, Arnold and Kinder, were
capsized from q scow yesterday morning at
Wilson and DunIey's wharf. Messrs.
James Jones and Peter Greer came to the
rescue, and after a hard swim got them
out.
MEssRs. MCLAUGaLIN and Mckinley,
prominent saloOnIsts, purchased yesterday
Supt. Lotus entire livery stable outfit in
Guiding lease Of building. They will take
charge OF the stable on the lst OF the
month.
MEssRs. DARLING, Abram Sprucebank
and Timothy Woodrooff, of the Riverside
mill, left eSterdsy afternoon on a tshing
excursion down the river. They Will
probably go thirty or forty miles below
ClariugtOn.
WoRKNEN were engaged this week dig
cling for foundation for new boiler
house, at Schmulbach brewery. The new
structure will lay Immediately north OF
the brewery building and will contain
only one large room for two steel boilers
YESTERDAY morning team attached to
a butchers wagon took fright near the
Seminary, and ran away, bringing up sud
denly near the Riverside furniture factory
ty the wagon upsetting. The meat aud
other contents were distributed promiscu'
a sly along the course OF the runaway.
THERE will be a meeting at the Methodist
church in Fulton Monday evening, CON
mencing at ! 80 o'clock, for the purpose Of
organizing a temperance union. The
meeting will be addressed by Rev. f. h.
Dornblaser. of the English Lutheran
church of this city, after which the union
will be organized.
Hon. CHARLES w. SEABRIGHT the "ner-
chant tailor king" OF Wheeling, and Mr..
Joseph Wheeler, of the same city, were
swinging round the circle in Bellaire to-
day. The Honorable Charles thinks the
world was made for people to enjoy, and
I
Of it Bsltdire Independent.
CHARLrs MILLER, assisted by Jean Wood.
ruff, were engaged this week in painting
the large factory stack at the Top mill.
Yesterday Miller, whether accidently or
mott upset large bucket Of black paint,
the contents striking Woodruff square on
the head and III few seconds he had
changed his color from white TO black. In
fact, the man was com letely covered with
black paint.
On Tuesday next, the 3lst inst, the
Andes will give grand excursion to Gin
clnnati. A fine string band will be in at
teDdsnce for the round "trip, and good
aud gala tine is assured The Andes has
won the best reputation for the delight OF
her excursions, and all who have ever
tried them have said: ut was good 10 be
there" This will be no exception. For
pleasure and comfort, take ride on the
Andes in this Summer weather.
THE Secretary OF State yesterday morn
ing issued a certificate of incorporation to
the Republican Printing Company, OF
Huntington, Cdbell county, for the pur-
pose of publishing and printing newsDa.
per in that county, and OF conducting job
printing office. The capital stock is $500.
The shares are $50 each and are held as fol-
lows: J. J. Peterson, 40 shares Z. ].
SlulDSO0, ~ CpOHcLu, a.
Badgeley, Z. I. Looman, one share each.
YESTERDAY morning Anthony Bukey, a
deckhand and Duval, the cook, on the
steamer Courier had a rough and tumble
fight on board the boat. Before the en-
furiated men could be separated, Duval
(the cook had bitten a large piece out OF
the de- ckhand's ear. DR.. Jepson was called
upon by the injured man and dressed his
wounds. From what could he learned last
evening the case will be finally settled he
fore squire Feterman next week, as the
cook could not be captured yesterday.
NIsTERDhY afternoon the Bandannas and
Nalys played match game a. the old
tair GROUND, in which the latter were badly
u feaied. The following is the score:
Banuanpas ,.,,..,.....S . Of 4-2l
Dalys- ......................0 y y D % D p ;
Umpire-McGannon.
This yictors are very proud OF their vic
tory an are playing very well this season,
having defeared the Qu:Cksteps and Aetaas
Of Aetnayille three games. They author
ize Us TO say they are open for any chal-
lenge.
Wool shows a declined tendency to rise
1t started low AID has steadily increased
until nov the prices asked and paid are
33H@34, with indications of still higher
figures. In Belmont county wool has
generally this year sold at from half TO q
cent better figures that it has been selling
at in Guernsey, while the grade of wool is
no better. In Harrison county, the prices
for the finer WOODS have ranged from 3j to
IS and so cents, with the ordinary grades
| selling at the rates paid in this county. In
Tuscarawas the prices paid have usually
been good. In Muskingum prices range
| from 80 TO 50 cents.-Zanesrilie Signal.
LAST evening about halfpast 9 o'clock
an alarm Of fire was turned in from boxes
- and II, corner Third and Main streets
! and Top mill, respectively, occasioned by
fire being discovered in one OF Andy Tall
mans houses, No. 66 North Main street.
The VigiianL Hope and Atlantic compa.