Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
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Robert l.. Cochran, the liyeryman, ship.
ped a fine lot of horses to Pittsburgh yes
terday, on the steamer Katie StoCkdale.
He expects to sell them in that city.
The irresponsible scribbler who does the
work on the Tribune is in trouble. In Satur.
days paper he published the particulars of
a wedding giving the names of the parties.
Unfortunately for Fillmore the young man,
who is well known in this city, had not
been consulted about the matter, ami had
not the slightest intention OF doing any
thing of the kind. He is now very anxious
to see the localizer and the locaizer is try.
ing to prevent his doing 50. The young
scribbler is entirely too fresh.
Mrs. Taylor, of Terra Haute, Indiana, and
Mrs. Floyd, of Wheeling, are visiting at
the residence OF J. 4. Adams, on Gravel
Hill,
James X. Hall, OF Wheeling, spent Sun.
day among his Bellaire friends.
Louie burst, of Wheeling, was in the city
yesterday.
Quite little row was inaugurated near
the Globe Honse late Saturday evening,
between Benwood and Dsllaire parties.
The boys had considerable bug juice aboard
and two or three knock downs was the re-
suit Officer Johnson succeeded in run
ming in one OF the participants. John Hill
lery is the name he gave, and he belongs 10
BenwOOd.
Blooch Gallaher filled his hide full of
fighting whisky on Saturday evening and
went home and proceeded to make things
lively for the old folks. He knocked his
father down and gave his mother ana sister
a threshing, and then commenced smash
ing up the furniture. Johnson put in an
appearance at the house warming and
escorted Blooch to the jug.
Go1lar, QUO - ~ - oh
tants of the city, died at his home on Bel
mont street, Second ward, yesterday morn
ing. He was well and favorably known in
the city, he having liyei here nearly all his
life. For number OF years he has been
unwell and has not been engaged in any
regular business. He was the father OF ].
W. Sellars, the Union street photographer.
The services at the different churches
was well attended yesterday. Rev, Ken
driCk, OF Cincinnati, conducted the COM
munion services at the Episcopal church.
Rev. Edgar S. Robinson, of Pennsylvania,
will be home this evening on a three
week. visit to his parents and friends OF
this community. His sister, Miss Cordia.
who has been visiting him will return
with him.
The Linean Literary Society will meet
this evening at the residence Of VI. Huff.
man, First ward.
Mat Gordon, who formerly had charge Of
the Western Union Telegraph office in this
city, and lately of the Mutual Union Office
in Wheeling, has accepted position in the
b. 4 y. office here. and will remove his
family here as soon as he oan obtain suit.
able house. Mat is a favorite with Bellare
business men, and they are glad to see him
return to the city.
Mrs. O'Hara's benefit at city hall on Sat-
urday evening was well attended and we'll
conducted, and a handsome purse for the
lady is the result.
p. T. Barnums advertising car went west
on No. = B. 4 o. this morning.
Two car loads of United States troops,
recruits and three cars OF English emf
grants passed through the city this morn
ing on their way to Dakota.
Spot Green and VIM. Wooten, the colored
BARRIERS on Union street, had rough and
tumble fight last evening. While at supper
they quarrelled over some small affair, aud
finally came to blows. They used their fists
until they got tired and then began to
throw plates and dishes at each other.
When they were all used up they ceased for
want Of fighting material. Officers Turner
and Johnson arrested both and rushed
them Off TO the refrigerator.