Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

boots ard shoes OF all kinds. and persons
wsnting anything in the line should give
Will Hidiger, OF Colorado. stopped over
here Yesterday, and will spend few days
with w. Il. Stsrke. He is on his way to
china, travelling.
Mrs Rose Wood of our little city has a
candle holder which is pr 'bably the oldest
in the country. 1t is brass one and was
brought from Ireland and is over 200 years
old. 1t was given to her by her friend
Miss Mary Ann Miller, of Mt Pleasant
some years ago Ii has been well pre-
served and is highly appreciated by Mrs.
Wood. She has been offered nice sums of
money for the relic. II ought to bring q
George VolIbart is determined to have
the finest barber shop in the county. He
is adding fine new furniture, paper, paint,
etc, and is not done improving it dis
shop already presents a fine appearance.
A very interesting game OF foot ball was
PLAYED BY the school boys on the Commons
near the furnace yesterday afternoon. A
large crowd witnessed 1t.
The Library has been removed from
Ong's drug store to SCOTS store on Fourth
street, in Commercial Block. Members
should bear this in mind.
Misses L len Theaker, Sarah Sharon, Bird
Williams and Mrs. ]. p. Mitchell, OF Mt.
Pleasant. we're guests of Mrs K. n. Theak-
er Friday and Saturday.
The ring knife man W as around yester-
day and scooped IN the change Gus Rreed.
enstein was the lucSieSt man. he carried
VIM. Moore is receiving lumber to add
an addition to his residence on Walnut
street.
john Bettis is erecting a residence on
Walnut street.
DIR. A. r. Ong had the first soda water OF
the season, and set up EN- to the boys.
Sailor" ONeill returned yesterday.
Frank Seals and family are spending
Sunday at Bellaire.
Subscribe for the DAILY REGISTER.
Owing to the increasing travel additional
coaches are being run on the G. q 7. road.
Marshal Hansous buggy. horse and har'
ness comes off this week some time.
Mr.. Beck. the father of Willie Beck, in
Martins Ferry, who came in collision with
his school teacher, one day last week |;
| enforms us that the Board of Education in
that town took up his case Thursday even.
| ing. and after examining witnesses and in
yestigating the affair, concluded that 1t
was not so bad as the first rumor made 1t.
Ii seems that the boy misunderstood the
order of his teacher in the beginning OF
| the trouble, ana tnat lHStedu OI MN
knocking her down, she would had fallen
| To the floor from an attack OF heart d.
sease had he not caught her. The Board.
thinking him sufficiently in the wrong to
deserve some punishment, suspended him
| from attendance for the remainder OF this
month.
We trust Willie will return to school on
the first OF May determined to show he is
| a better boy than ever before.
The Haymakers' at Commercial Hall
drew another large audience last night.
| There was noticeable improvement in the
presentation.
No arrests last night at 10 O'Clock.
The Assessors report one hundred new
| buildings this year.
DR.. A. Il Ong leaves this morning for
| Smithfeld, summoned by the illness OF
| bis father.
Alonzo Hogue, a carpenter residing in
| the Third ward, while working on two
| s,org building, yesterday, fell from the
roof to the ground, and was severely in
| jured.
Mrs. Christina Storbuder, aged 80 years
mother of Mrs. Henry RlbbelIng, died yes.
| terday afternoon, after two weeks illness