Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-28

SMALL Matters of News Picked. up Here
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Small Matters Of News Picked UR Here
DEzoARkric primaries this afternoon.
REFrBLlcAS county convention this after.
noon.
0SE deed Of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks oiRee yesterday
TAE Glass blowers win give grand pic,
pie ut the New Fair Grounds today.
THE Picnic on the new Fair Grounds to-
day promises to be very successful affair.
THE heavy rains during the early part Of
theweek did not injnre the Elm Grove mo-
tor line track,
THE infelEgeneer eoutempt case VIII be
heard BY the Supreme Court at 10 o'clock
this ne. ring.
A SFw fishing club named Swapping
Turtle" composed Of East Wheeling boys,
left for Stills run, north Of this city, yes
to-day.
DR. j. i. SMITH viii preach a memorial
sermon on Sunday morning next in the
Forth Street NJ. +. Church, having refer
eree to the death Of Bishop Simpson.
THE Younger German gave a pleasant
hop last evening at Franzheim's Hall in
honor Of the Misses Phillips, of Allegheny.
Kramer played, and royal good time was
experienced
THE Naylor Manufacturing Company of
this eity are having, a derrick erected on
their property Just across the railroad track
from the Barclay wells, and viii begin to
bore for ras Immediately.
THE new motor for the Elm Grove R. R.
was shipped from Philadelphia Wednesday
and should arrive here to-day. This motor
is the same size and make Of the two large
ones now in use on the road.
TIE County Committee on Printing met
Yesterday afternoon and decided 10 publish
the yearly financial statement In the REG
ISrER twice, Inteligencer and Yolksblatt
twice and News-Lettes once.
BISE WATSON is eager to make a match
with John Helms, of Martins Ferry, for
$3.50 o. $1,000 a side. that he can shovel
more sand from the river in s'giyen num-
Der Of hours than Helms can.
WHEELING PARK was the scene Of at
least half dozen happy family picnics, yes
terday. The Park is daily increasing In
popularity and deservedly so, for no lovelier
pot Of ground can be found under the sun.
LAST evening Billy Mayer organized a
brass band in connection with his orchestra.
The following officers were elected: .PreSi-
dent Adam hallerbach; Secretary and
Treasurer. F. Roller; Leader and General
manager, Billy Mayer.
Tux east Wheeling urchins were enter
tanned for several hours yesterday afternoon,
witnessing the frantic efforts Of horse to
kick himself free, from wagon loaded with
hav The horse was unsuccessful IN his
attempt and was compelled to pull the load
to Fulton.
TIE following conveyance was admitted
10 record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
A deed made the 9Th day OF June 1884, By
Daniel G.. List executor and others 10 John
Flick. in consideration of 1926. 90 for the
south bali Of lot 81 in Square 20, situated
in the Eighth ward.
Tins afternoon the Globes, Of Bellaire, and
Regulars, Of the Eighth ward, will play q
match game Of base ball at the New Fair
Grounds. This will be one of the most ex-
citing game Of the season, as the glass
blowers will present the winning club with
fine gold badge, which is on exhibition at
Dillcn's jewelry store.
GENERAL CONRAD SEIBERT celebrated his
cd birthday. yesterday, at Seiberts Garden
and was the recipient Of innumerable con-
gratulatiOns from his host of friends. Gen
eral Seibert came to this country, from Ger
many. in 1852, and has been resident of
Wheeling ever since. He is one of our
most prosperous and honored citizens, and
respected and beloved BY all that know him.