Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-08
WHEELING wHrrrLNes.
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WHEELING WRITINGS.
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FAIR today
CoUScu tomorrow night
TIE new St. James hotel viii open to-
day.
FOGG's FERRY, Academy Of Music, to-
night.
THE Committee on City Prison is called
Tor this evening.
The Committee on Fire Department
meets this evening.
The north half Of the Belmont nail fscto-
~ will start to work to-day.
Tx water melon thief will have hear
ing before Squire Phillips to-day.
MBS. CAREY, o. the Second ward, probably
ihe oldest person in Wheeling, was quite i'll
yesterday.
MRS PArRICS GAYISis lying dangerously
in with typhoid fever at her residence in the
Sixth ward.
TIE damaged shoe sale will open at 1887
Main street, Monday or Tuesday next
Wait for bargains.
NuNBER fity-four (54) drew the watch at
rbe regular weekly drawing at Franzheim
last Saturday evening.
The Black Diamonds, colored base ball
club of this city, will play the Bolts Of Bell
are in that city today.
THE case of the State VS.. Mrs. Mckinney
on charge of breach of peace will be tried
before Squire Phillips to-day.
A NEW valve, clamPor, pump and side
pipe for the south works, at the Water
Works, was cast at Sweeney's foundry last
week.
TIE new engine purchased BY the Bel.
mont mill company for the wing OF this nail
factory will be set up Immediately.
THE case of Charles Helmbright VS.. the
City of Wheeling, for 500, will be tried be-
tore Squire Henry on the 10th inst.
SATURDAY morning the boiler of the
Tow mill nail factory engine sprung leak,
causing the entire factory to cease opera
licn.
THE Violet Social," composed Of popu-
lar Young men of the South Side, will give
their first grand ball at Arion hall, Septem-
Der 26.
Col. JOIN Costello, popular nail man
of the East End. who has been visiting in
Chicago for some time past, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. CRADDUcE, while attending the First
Presbyterian Church, yesterday morning,
vas overcome by the heat and had to be
driven home.
The many friends of Mrs. C. L. Dalley,of
Center Wheeling, were painedto hear ofher
death which occurred on Friday evening,
after short illness.
The Morning Star Social will give ball
ct Turner's hall next Saturday evening.
The grand march lead by Prof Mayors will
commence promptly at $50.
Tux Juninr jefferson club will hold
m, citing this evening at Second Ward Mar
s"t Hall 10 determine about going to Par
Sersburg on Wednesday-all members are
desired to be present.
THE failure of J. G. ". Beier was due to
confidence in human nature. Mr.. b. be-
come security for others and had to pay.
His stock, property handled, will pay dol
ar for dollar on his liabilities.
STEAMBOAT building all along the Ohio
river is extremely dull this year, This to
great extent is due to the numerous rail,
roads built and in progress, which takes
away the trade from the steaInbOatmen.
Mr.. GEORGE WIESGERBER, the oarsman,
leaves for WeIlsburg today. He is training
Eddie Clator for his race with PriddY Of
Pittsburg. and arrived here Saturday to
meet the new shell CIator purchased, but
as the boat has not arrived he will go back
without it.
THE following CONVEYANCE was admitted
70 record at Clerk Hook office Saturday:
\ deed made the 9th day of September,
1884, by Michael Schwinder and others to
Conrad Gilbert, in consideration Of 81, $50
or the south half of lot No. 235 and a part
Of lot No. 232, situated between Twenty
hird and Twenty-fourth streets on Eof.
To.YIGHr Miss Lizzie Evans, Just from
i. Louis, will give weeks engagement at
he Academy Of Music, in Fogg Ferry,
and will 20 from here to Hanlins the finest
n the west She is q rising star and will
specially please Of the ladies, each Ofwhom
IS to get a handsome sOvenir, tonight.
Tickets are on sale at W. H, Sheib's.
The new st. James hotel will be opened
o-day, in time for the influx OF people to
the State Fair No one could imagine the
changes and Improvements that have been
made since Mr. F. j. Norton took hold Of
this hotel. 1t is a pleasing result of good
taste and hard work. The menu card 8
Tor today skinner. furnished BY the Billiard
printing house ara marvels of beauty, each
card being hand-painted and perfect work
of art
A VERY pleasant birthday party was ten
dered to Miss Nav Gilispie on Monday even
iug last, on which occasion grand time
Vas had by all about fifty persons being
resent. The following is the names OF
hose present: Misses Louis aud Tillie
;'nyder, Louise Boatwing, En- Basehard,
Neaha Lowe, Liza Otterson, Anna, Lizzie,
and Tile Lane, Polly Bishop Berthe Bender,
Nav George. May McGannan, Maggie and
Ellie Strobel, Becky Buckv Barb. Holmes,
Clara Holmes. Francis Smith Phoebe Sny-
Ter, Molie Gilispie. Mess. John Fulton,
George Riddle Charles Riddle, Carl Fulton,
George Orb, Harry Smith, Harry Bishop
Chris Basehsrd Ed. BaSehard, Geo. Kline,
Jack Larkin, Hess Midday, Harry Mshown,
William Armstrong Herman Schambre
Bill Powell, Charlie Speaker, Hen. Temple
ton, Frank Taylor.
The damaged shoe sale will open at 1887
Main street, Monday or Tuesday next.
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