Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-28
FACT ANDRASCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and cOmment.

FACT AND FANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Taik
and Comment.
WHAT is up in iron circlesr
The city is unusually quiet.
How Il would cover the police with glory
to cspture burglar!
Two marriage licenses were issued at
Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
SEVERAL gentlemen were out shooting Of
ducks on tine river yesterday.
The Minnie Hauk concert promises to be
the musical event Of the season.
lr was mistake. Mr.. LOTUS is not go.
ing into the liquor business IN Martins
Ferry.
usual quota of city gossip and chatter aud
Interesting special local articles.
The news of the mills, factories and
workshops will be found in the 10000 edi-
ton SUNDAY RkGIsrER Tomorrow.
The Active base ball club, Of the East
End, wish 10 aununce that they will play
auy base ball club in this vicinity.
Misses Brown, Sharp, Baldwin and Cox
filled very sceep'aoly, at "rne Owls Gu
tertainmt mt last night, the arduous offices
OF u, hers.
Services at the the Market Street A. Vi.
E. church tomorrow. Preaching at IL A.
NJ and $50 P. N. by the pastor, Rev. B.
Wheeler.
JACQUES DE MOLAY Commandery K. T.,
OF Washington, has accepted the invita-.
tion to take part in the Asce nsion Day
services here.
The lamps Of the vorkmen on the street
railway recall the last political campaign.
They remind one forcibly, from their num-
Der, Of q Republican parade.
Gro. HISS, the East Wheeling butcher,
has one of the finest wagons in tue ctty. IL
was made by John Pfsrr e Co., and has on
each side picture of a fiue Durham.
YESTERDAY Shad Heatherington was the
recipient Of very valuable menento
in the shape Of a silk hat, the donor being
his esteemed friend stage plank Mooney.
YESTERDAY Officer Rlnford arrested
Ernest Lsue for repeated abuse of his
family. the prisoner was taken before
Squire Peterman and In default OF 500
bond 10 keep the peace Mr.. l. was re-
msnded to jail.
Oh. EIsAAAN went to Cincinnati on tho
ST. Lawrence, and from there he will go to
Lexington, Ny, to buy some Kentucky
horses to fill orders for several Wheeling
parties. He will return on the next trip o.
the St. Lawrence.
THE following conveyance was admitted
TO record at the Clerks office yesterday. A
deed made the 26 day Of April, 1888, by
Robert +. Stipes and wife To II. Long, in
consideration of 800 for lot No. 5, in
square No 70 of the Buena Vista addition
to the city.
LOUIS SMITH, colored man, who has
haan In ha Of
Lukens, on the Garden Spot, for a number
Of years, died yesterday from typhoid
pneumonia. Louis was very watchful OF
his employers interests and in his death
Mr. Lukens looses very valuable work
men.
There will be preaching IN the Fourth
street N. 4. Church, tomorrow morning
and evening, by the pastor, Rev. J. +.
smith, ID. ID. Subject in the morning,
Gods Estimate of Man" in the evening,
"Imperi>hable Possessions" a sermon for
young men. Sunday School at P. NJ.
Young peoples meeting OH Monday even
ing AZ 1880. All are invited 70 these SER
vices.
PROPOSITIONS have been made to the
Washington Lead Works Company to re-
build their works at Mansfield anil at
Philadelphia. II would be q great loss TO
our town to have the works removed, and
il is only necessary 70 retain them here for
our citizens to take stock to the am)u1t
Of forty thousand dollars. This would
give the company 100000; and it has al
ready been demonstrated that the works
will pay.-Reporter.
"WEDNESDAY night the resident OF August
Beuter came near being consumed By ire.
The tiue had been partially stopped up by
his wife several days ago, and Wednesday
fire was lighted in the narsery for the
children. Thursday morning when they
came down stairs they discovered that the
carpet in the front room had been badly
burned, also the floor badly scorched; for
tunaIely il was Brussels carpet on the
floor, which would not ignite easily, and
this alone saved the building.
SHERIFF Brown has summoned the fol-
lowing list OF Jurors for the week begin
ming Monday, April 30th: Chas. +. Myers,
Peter Seybold, George w. Eckhart, Joseph
Kramer, l.. V. Blond, John Adams, Geo.
Stein, John f. Curtis, James Devine, H. J.
Felber, Thos. Murry, J. A. II. Parsons,
Herbert Flee, A. q EOf, John L. Rice, J.
N. Ewing, VIM. N. Baird, q. K. Dean,
Vim. Dudley. LOrentz Baker, David
Gundling Charles +. Birch and Harry Kel-
ley.
WITHIN the past day or } we nave
talked with farmers from vaCIl is parts OF
the county as to the Condition OF the fruit.
The opinion is that il Their are not more
severe frosts, there will be fair crop OF
fruit yet. Very few peach trees were in
bloom when the late cold snap struck Us,
and the peaches on high ground were not
much injured. On the low bottom lands
all the fruit suffered 10 some extent, but
the lowest estimate we have heard is hatt
= crop Of fruit for the low ground orchards.
The ice Of Sunday night was rather pa.
lection than an injury, and the dry fro
have done the most damage. But the UU,-
look is s,iil encouraging for more than IN
average crop.-GueT7lSey Times.
READ the trade articles in tomorrow