Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
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FINE growing weather.
The summer exodus has begun.
YESTERDAY was the champion warm day.
WIN. WEBB Q roller at the Riverside mill,
10 on the sick list. E..i
TIE Hsppy Eight will give picnic at
Cresap's Grove July 4th-
THE Citizens Railway Company did
rushing business yesterday.
Born the Court House and Capital were
barren Of news. yesterday.
Qu,rE number of cases OF scarlet fever
are reported in the Eighth ward.
II was the German Zion Lutheran church
which held the picnic at Seiberts Iuesuay'
A FuRrrrusE wagon upset at the Fifth
ward market house about five O'Clock last
evening.
ALLEY @, between Twenty-six and TWEEN
ty.seysn streets, is in very dePlorao.e
condition.
Mr. JACos ZILLEs sold cabbage in market
yesterday morning that had been raised
on his place.
The Belmont water works engines will
be fully repaired and in first-class condi-
ton by Tuesday.
SAMUEL HOMES was fined S. and costs by
Squire Caldwell yesterday, for an assault
on George Frumbacker.
THE Riverside and Active base ball mines
will play their match game next Saturday
at the new fair grounds.
The Market street bridge is suffering for
q coat of paint. The iron work is much
eaten by rust in some places.
DUMPING night soil on the Island has
created quite a commotion among the resi-
dente of that portion Of the city.
The big rain of yesterday afternoon
caused quite q blockade Of pedestrians at
the Twelfth street crossing, on Market.
JAMES FISHER, of Bellaire, and Emm
Muller, the lady attendant at the shootin
gallery, were married at West Alexa nde
Friday.
john SUTTON, a half brother to officer
Barum's wife. was killed by railroad
train in Arizona yesterday. He has been
out in that country for some time pros
pecting for gold.
THERE will be a quarterly meeting at the
A. NJ f. church to-day. Services at III A.
NJ, 3 Pm and T:30 P. NJ Rev. J. II. A.
johnson, ID. d., Of Baltimore, will be pres
ent to assist in the services.
Prov. HARVEY passed through this city
Yesterday, en- route home from the Clarks
burg Institute. He reports the Institute
very successful. about one hundred and
thirty teachers Icing in attendance.
THE case OF State VS.. VIM. +. Becker, on
charge of breach of the peace, was tried be
tore Squire Petermann, yesterday, and the
defendant fined s. and costs aud required
to give a 500 bond to keep the peace for one
year.
THE Council committee on new quarters
for the city government was called for
P. NJ, Yesterday. but at o'clock only
Messrs Stanley and Nc Fadden had put in
an appearance, and consequently nothing
was done.
JOHN and George Sisson and Robert
Campbell INDUCED in free fight IN the
extreme North F dyeSterday, in the course
of which Campbell was badly used up.
Ife police were notified and hauled IN the
be Gerants.
WM. BRIvELAND and trainer, August
Hanke, and Edward ClatOr ana trainer,
VIM. CIatOr, will leave via. the T.. W. ~
Nv to morrow morning for Chicago to take
part in the Pullman regatta next week.
Report says G,o Weisgerber and trainer,
Charlie Miller. will also leave tomorrow
morning. but nothing of reliable nature
in regard to the matter has reached this
Office.
MESsRs. Robert Campbell and W. H.
Exeley returned yesterday morning from
Co'un bus, o., whittier they went to at
tend the close Of the spring meeting and
a'So to secure flyers for the fair in this
city. They saw quite number OF manaS-
ers and owners who promised to bring
their horses here. Among those who will
likely be here are the PAGERS Flora Belle,
Timber Jack and Lulu, the trOtters Min
ME Wilkes. Blanch H, Made II, aud 9TH
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made for 4
series Of grand pleasure tours from Toledo
and Detroit to Portland, Me, and return,
r'a niagara Falls, Toronto, down the st.
Lawrence, Montreal, Quebec. the White
Mountains and famous resorts of the New
England coast The rate for the round
triD from Toledo will be $2S; from Detroit
So, tickets good for sixty days. Those desir-
ing 10 take advantage of this grand oppor-
tunity for the most pleasant trip on the
continent should apply. 70 agents OF the
b. Il. o. Railway, and secure greatly re-
duccd rates IL connection and get PA.
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