Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-20
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Minor City News asd PerttneAf Tan
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GIN Tox THUMB wound up his engage
m. nj yesterday.
Cos,rKr by the south Side Singing 30
ciety tonight. 80,
OLLIE WILDE 10 confined TO his bed with
typhoid pneumonia
HARRY MAsos's youngest child 10 danger
ously i'll with pneumonia
Two MARRIAGE licenses were Issued ai
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
at the clerks Office yesterday.
Mrs. C. F. wAGxER died very suddenly
Yesterday from dropsy OF the heart.
A NUMBER oi Wheeling gen tleman yester.
day wsged successful war on the oass oi
Buffalo Greek.
TIE wooden culvert At the intersection
OF Twenty fourth and Chapline street, Is In
a very bad condition.
THE North End Boat Club will dance at
Turner Hail. TO night. prize will be
given each TO the best lady aud gentlem an
WALTER.
THOMAS MANYPENNY has purchased the
interest Of Richard Ward (one-half) in the
steam ferry at New Cumberland and has
taken possession.
TIE performance at Shay's theatre still
draws large houses. Everybody who WIS.,
tied the entertainment speak in the high
est terms of the artists engaged.
FRANZ LAMB and Miss Louisa Weimer
were married last night at the residence OF
the brides father. Rev. Werder peri ,rmsl
The ceremony and general good time was
had afterward.
THERE will be some fine races at Urichs.
vile, Ohio. July Sd, 4th and 5th. They
claim to have the best half mile track In
the State. Persons desiring to enter should
address all commun.cationst TO Joseph More.
head, Secretary.
DURING the school examination yester.
day the principals OF the various schools
visited the several departments OF the
Richie schools, and we're highly pleased
with the thorough work shown BY both the
teachers and pupils.
THE oil house at the LaBelle mill caught
fire Yesterday from flying spark, and was
burning quite briskly before discovered.
The prompt action OF the employees in
few minutes ex nguished the flames before
much damage Was done.
WEDNESDAY one hundred shade trees
were set out at the Fair ground, and the
Association have ordered fifty more from
Moundsville. These trees were planted in
the grove and along both sides OF the west
drive leading to the grand stand.
SEVERAL OF our Wheeling horses will be
taken in the fair at Moundsville. One OF
the gentlemen conceded withthe fair ut
that village was in the city talking the
matter up yesterday, and two OF the blood
ed horses If this city will enter the races.
A big time is expected.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
A deed msde the 10Th day OF April, 1883,
by Bridget Cooper and others to Christian
kulbelzer, in consideration OF $1,000, for
lot No. 81, excepting the south 10 feet
and inches OF said lot, situate on jacob
street, between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth streets.
MR. DAVIS inpersonation Of "Cncle Al
vim" is wonderful in creation. He is
capital representative of the Yankee char.
acter, bringing TO his task q genuine talent
for i'm personstigg old men parts. Having
IN excellent Yankee dialect and an abund.
ant store OF quaint New Englandism to en-.
rich the dialogue. a remarkable makeup,
and fine stage presence.-Boston Duity
Herald.
In its G. A. r. notes, the Washington
Republican says: In General Orders, No. !,
issued at Martinsburg w. Va, Department
Commander w. II. H. Flick announces his
assumption OF command, and promises to
strive for the advancement OF the Order.
His appointments are as follows: Assistant
Adjutant Genersl, II. V. Daniels; Chief
Mastering Officer, C. z. Dudrow; Aides-de.
Camp X +. Fleming, Meade Post, No. 6;
Lee Raymond, Custer Post, No. 8. by reso-
luton OF the Department Encampment,
held al Clarksburg, W. Va, February 70,
1888, the capitation tax win be twenty
cents per quarter upon each member for
the ensuing year.
JOHN SCHULTZ. chief OF the fire depart.
ment John Mckinley, J. NJ. Waugh. com
mittee on fire department, Of Mansfield, o.,
arrived in the city yesterday for the pur-
pose of inspecting our fire department sys.
tenn, with view OF establishing one In
their own city Chief Cunning and sew.
eral members OF Council showed the gen.
tlemen around, and test was sent in from
the City building TO show the gentlemen
the time made by our department over
these rou;h streets. The department made
good time with the exception OF the Hope
company, which company misunderstood
the telephone message.
YESTERDAY certificate OF Incorporation
was issued at the Secretary of State office
10 the Ohio Valley Railroad Company.
This company propose 10 build road from
some point at or near Wheeling by the
most practicable route to q point at or
near the State line between Vest Virginia
and Pennsylvania, where II strikes the
Ohio river in Hancock comfy. The capital
stock of the company Is $1,000, divided In.
to shares of $50 each. The principal office
shall be at New Cumberland, Hancock
county, w. Va, and the certificate shall be
perpetual. The stockholders are w. l..
Brown, A. p. Howard, John Cunningham,
b. J. Smith and c. A. Freeman, who each
hold one share.