Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-21
FACT AND FANCY.
minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and COmmeas


and Commea.
"HAzE1 Krsxs,' tonight 5f
Tax Municipal Court meets' this mora
ing. r.rs,S
A CART loaded with limestone broke down
on Chapline street yesterday.
Tx Capitol will be lonely when the
Board of Public Works departs
KoBxR, the Market street saloonist, viii
make Etnsville his future home after
April 6rst 80
JOHN KENNY has had new sewer placed
from his hay scales connecting with the
main sewer, to carry OF waste water.
TEE Hamilton benefit Melted Mrs. Ham
ilton S4s4OO which Ii quite handsome
sum. There were only $40 Of expenses.
I GRAND festival will be given for the
benefit of the Catholic Church, of Mar.
tins Ferry. T. T. Cockayne gives his SER
vices gratis for the cause.
Gas. TIxMAN celebrated the fifth ami
yersary Of his marriage by a wooden we'd
ding last evening. Lack Of space will not
allow an elaboration. It might be stated
il was decided success. ..
The officials at the City Building think
il is hard lines for them TO be cooped up
in that old rattle trap. while the fine haired
gentlemen and attaches OF the Boards OF
Control have such elegant quarters.
TaE Committee on Claims met last even
ing, and among other matters OF interest
discussed, was the case OF Eccles VS.. The
City. The committee decided TO let this
trial before SQUIRE Peterman go by de-
fault, and carry the case to the Circuit
Court.
A CAR load OF dressed beef will be receiv-
a 49, IN ~ tv n One
of the firm was approached yesterday with
the query: How ia trader He replied.
Everything is getting along nicely, and
there IS no doubt but We will make sue
cess Of It."
YESTERDAY morning q still alarm was
turned in at the Eighth ward hose house,
eccasioned by fire being discovered in Mrs
North's house in Hobbs row. The reel
responded quickly and soon eKtInguished
the flames. The fire caught from spark
lighting on the feather bed.
The Committee on Market met last
night, after the regular routine business
was transacted the committee decided 10
allow the hall over the Second ward mar
ket house to De used for religious meet
ings and all parties so using, shall pay s., 90
per night, the City furnishing theg gas.
The Stockholders OF the Washington
Lead Works, who reside in Pittsburgh, are
in town, and after the insurance is ad-
justed they will determine upon rebuild
ing the works. All the employees have
been discharged except the superinten-
dent and one clerk Washington Reporter
THE County Commissioners Committee
on Roads and Bridges went TO Fulton yes
terday to view the proposed changes in
the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railway
track in Fulton. The company wishes TO
change their track from the center OF the
street onto the south side and also make
~" across the street
ARRANGEMENTS are making at Washing
ton, Pa, for the cremation OF the body OF
Charles Soevner, who accompanied the
remains of DIR. Conradin HOmburg, from
Indianapolis, Ind, when they were incin.
Grated in the spring of 1881. The deceased
was also of indianapolis at which place he
died or Tuesday, the 10Th instant.
A BIG treat is promised To all those who
will attend the reception to be held at y ar
field school house on next Saturday. Dia-
logues, debates and other amusements VIII
be INDUCED in. Misses Sue Patterson and
Katie Patterson and John Cook and j..
Campbell assisted by the ever obliging
Billy Hoffman, will make all feel at home.
The school house is near Bridgeport ON the
National road.
JONI BErCH, a workman at the La Belle
mil, met with very serious accident yes,
teIday morning. He was engaged in cut
ting nail plate, and by an unlucky acct.
dent the fingers of his left hand were
caught in the shears, which cut two Of
the m off and lacersting the others DR..
Reed was Immediately summoned and
dressed the wounds. Yesterday was the
first day the young man worked in this
industry.
THE following conveyances were admit
ted 10 record at Clerk Hooks office yester-
day: A deed made the sixth day of March,
1883, by +. l.. Mitchell and husband, to
Vim A. and X. ID. Carter, in consideration
of $500, for piece OF land situate on Cum
berland road, this county. A deed made
the 10th day OF March, 1893, by VIM.
KleinSorge. to Geo. Heidinger. in consider
alton of $500, Tor lot No. IS, situated in
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