Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-04
HEALEY.
LILY.

DR.. Stewart and wife, OF Jerusalem, were
in the city yesterday on visit to Mrs:
Stewards mother, who is lying seriously i'll
at the residence of her son in-law, Miller
Booth, ESQ, on Belmont street.
A slight row occurred on the street cars
ND near the Morgan Ferry on Thursday
evening. Two chaps got on the car At the
ferry who had imbibed just enough OF beer
10 make them think they were big enough
tn run the whole town. The driver, after
calling them to pay their fare several
times, stopped his car and asked the gen:
tlemen to either pay their fare or get oil
the car. They refused 10 do either, when
The driver put them of. After they were
put off they talked very loudly and IN
sultingly to tie driver and he got oil the
car and taking an iron rod struck one OF
them once or twice over the head, cutting
ugly gashes each time. BY this time the
tOughs were ready to quit and were al
lowed TO do so. and the car drove on leaV-
ing them in the road. No arrests.
Mrs. d. H. DaGrah and her two daughters
are visiting friends at Baersville, Monroe
county, Ohio.
Cincinnati beer on tap to-day at J. j..
McDermot,'s Bi.liard Parlors. =.
August Green, Of Wheeling, h IS sold his
property on Belmont stree this city, to
Messrs. H. 4 |. BiUrlm, IL. enterp:lsiEg
dry goods merchants. The price paid IS
81. 800
Mrs. DR.. Knight Is visiting Cambridge
friends.
Only two parties are engaged in the ice
business at present in this city, Messrs a.
J. Myres and G 0. Robinson. They man.
age 10 keep their customers well supplied,
Miss Viola Runyon gave very pleasant
party at her home in the Fifth ward last
evening.
The Globe base ball club look very hand.
,ome in their new suits. Some OF the boys
ne ed padding badly. however.
Most oi the glass factories will start their
fires this evening.
W. NJ. Meek. of this city, will leave for
Philadelphia, to day where he goes as
delegate TO the meeting Of the Amalga.
mated Association OF Iron and Steel
UOrkcrs.
Cincinnati beer on tap to day at J. J
Mcpt rmotI's Billiard ParlOrs.
81 Ciairsviie has two base ball clubs
Which are named after the aspirants .or the
Democratic nomination for auditor and
Jerk of the court One is named the
Thompsons and the other the Barretts.
They played a match game on the fair
grounds the other day but we are not IN.
formed as to which was the victor.
isaac mn, Vi w OOuSutIu' was III VIZ ~
yesterday laying in a stock OF goods for his
store.
A. ?. Tallman, of the First National
Bank, and Chas. Taliman, OF the Stamping
Company, left yesterday for pleasure
trip 10 the Adirondack mountains.
I. II. Anderson, prominent lawyer of
Cambridge, o., was in the city yesterday.
Rev. f. S. Robinson, of COngrmty. Pa,
is visiting relatives and friends in this vi
cin;ty.
Cincinnati beer on tap to-day at J. ].
McDermott'S Billiard Parlors.
The body of a man was found tioating,in
the river opposite Moundsville yesterday
morning. There was nothing found on
him by which he could be Identified. He
was about five feet four inches in height,
with red hair and mustaChe, and is about
twenty.four years of age. He had on a
pair of dark jeans pants, strilSd shirt,
dark coat and vest and pair OF new shoes
In his pockets were a silk handkerchief,
eight cents in money and a copy OF the
Tyler county, w. Va, Star, OF July y, ad-
dressed to y. A. Holdmon. This is prob
ably the body Of the unknown man who
was thought 10 have been drowned oil the
courier few days ago, an accounted which
appeared III the REGISTER at the time.