Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-12
0UN VIvERs
RaIISd ana Arranged I'm Review BY
ReGtaaer Seoun.

Haht90 ena AfroDEe0 IN 8osheW "
Regisier seoufs-
SEVERAL Of the sporting fraternity OF
PltseuTgh are in the city. ssts
ONE marriage license was issued at
eek Hooks Gfice yesterday.
ONEof The draught horses used at the
Rs'mont mill died yesterday morning.
TuE County Surveyor, Mr.. Walter Smith,
/, very nh at bis residence on Cnaplfne
sIIIeL
THEupper Riverside mill was of yester.
6Sy D orIipg on account OF Q desrth OF
Wster.
THKGsrmsnia amusement society will
awe a grand bail a. Arion ball Monday
syt ming.
TIE Ohio Valley Lodge, No. 81, K. OF p,
will give q grand ball 81 Turner hall on the
25,b instant
DAME KUMoR says that Aouinger OF PITTS
bur. is anxious 70 row Ritz VI talS city
Smile race nsxt month.
SoNE miscreant broke one OF the large
plsIs glass Windows 81 .. MOepkemeiier
drug store early yesterday morning.
AMBROSE HoLDEs, q well known heater
~ The Belmont mill, was called 70 rltts.
ourgh yesterday by the serious illness oil
h!s siSIer.
ENGINE No. 2L6. Of the B. & o. railroad,
Y ich has been in the shops for some time,
came out yesterday looking as bright rs
neN dollar.
NEW letter collection boxes have been
placed 81 Main and Eighth and Main and
Ninth, M-rket and Ninth and Market and
Tenth sire cts
YESTERDAY morning the Creek mill had
10 close down on account OF The scarcity OF
water. The night turn, however, was able
to resume work yesterday afternoon.
Ma. A. T. CASTOR, of this city, and Miss
Mamie Brady, Of Lancaster, Pa, were mar
red at the brides residence few days ago.
they arrived in this city last evening.
NEssRs. WHIssES, ERB & Co. sold to
Charley Rust q very fine trotting mare yes
terday for $500, and also sold to henry
Schmulbsch large draught hors' tor s2do
LAST evening some unknown party hred
a revolver of at the corner OF Chspline ana
Sixteenth streets which created quite an
excitement in police circles The miscreant
could not, however, be found.
The st. Lawrence will leave this wharf
for Charleston promptly at $3.50 Sunday
morning. Delegates to the convention
will please note this fact and be on hand
promptly as the boat will certainly leave
al that time.
A VERY pleasant party occurred Thurs
day night al the residence OF Mr.. Geo Z.
Irvine, at No 10 Zane street. About
fifteen couples we're present and the even
ine was spent most delightfully."-. Killmyer
furnished the music.
OSE of the new motors was placed on the
f. M Grove railroad yesterday, and Is nov
cumming in the place OF the one that
jumped the track Thursday afternoon.
The new motor worked splendidly aud IS
heavy and will stick to the track better
Ihan the old one.
YESTERDAY Capt. Prince, owner OF the
steamer Belle Prince, rounded his vessel
10 opposite StonetoWn for the purpose oil
-scerIaining what large obstruction was IN
the river at that point. Upon "a examln-
ION he found il was several largs pieces
Of iron, supposed 10 be a portion OF an
ircn bridge. To-day the iron will be taken
up and the river cleaned OF the obstruc-
ton.
THE following conVeyances were admit
ted 10 record at Clerk Hooks ONCE yester
day: A deed made the 10th day OF April,
1854. by T. Burner and wife to Anton Scher
pr, in consideration Of 5000, for piece oil
land in the Sixth ward. A deed made the
24th day OF June, 1880, by d: and u: Bre-
sock, of Belmont county, Ohio, TO Louis
Rrescck and others, Of this county, in con-
sideration of 1910, tor lot No. 10, Situats IN
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