Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
RESULTS or RUsSrSe.
small Matters OF News Picked Up Her,
and There.

small Matters OF Nows Picked Up Here
and There.
CooL july weather.
CoEoSER ScHULrzE is having his Office
nicely painted.
BLAINE is shivering in anticipation Of the
November gale.
THE Riverside Nail Factory resumed
Operation Yesterday.
THE North Wheeling Sunday School
viii picnic at McMechens grove tomorrow.
The Third Presbyterian Sunday School
viii hold their annual picnic at Wheeling
Park. Thursday.
SwEESEY's machine shop was on full
force Yesterday This Companys foundry,
no ever, is still idle.
TBr laying of the new pavement in front
of ChaS BiEgelrs Pharmacy in the Eighth
Ward, Is completed.
THE work of repairing and laying the
crock sewer on Thirty-6fth street is pro-
crossing quite rapidly now.
The delectable Hannah Fitzsimmons was
sent to Jail for ten DAYS by Justice Henry
last night 70 d. n':enness.
All persons living along the brick paving
on Chapline street, are requested not to use
their hose on the street to-day.
WASHINGTON. Pa held gorgeous meet
ing on Saturday night to rstity the nomina-
tons of Cleveland and Hendricks.
THE case Of State vs. John ". Little, on
charge Of disturbing the peace, vas tried
before Squire Henry. Yesterday and the
defendant sent to Jail for ten days
Tx Board of Directors Of the State Fair
Association meet tomorrow afternoon at 2
@ clock. The secretary and superintendent
have all the spaces laid out for exhibitors.
CuxDrcruR SrogHR, Of the Elm Grove
road Is determined To have order on his
train. Last night he stopped the cars in
Fulton and put off two men who were using
bad language.
A PEW DAYS ago photographer in his
floating palace stopped in the lower end OF
the city. Ever since then he has been bus
ily eRp loyed taking photographs of the citi-
zens and also Of their residences.
Ma Louis SglDLER, the popular South
Side salOonist, is now the owner Of two very
fine parrots. These birds are splendid
takers and also singers and they draw a
very large crowd Of people to hear them.
THE fire plugs IN the First and Second
wards will be blown out to-day, and every
ward will be similarly attended to imme
disfely 50 as 20 get rid OF any muddy sedi-
ment that may have accumulated while
cleaning the basin.
As0Ur ten o'clock on SUNDAY forenoon
az alarm of fire was sounded in this Dor
ough. The roof of the sand house at the
B & o. railroad depot had taken fire. but
the flames were extinguiShed without loss.
Washington Reporter.
ALARGE number of the mill men who are
idle on account of the stoppage OF the works.
are passing their vacation fishing for the
6nny tribe, and are camped along the Ohio
both above and below this point. Some
large catches are reported.
inE following rOnveyancc was almItte'i
70 I. cord at Clerk Hook Office Yesterday
A deed made rhe Isl day of December
l-S3. by Joseph kithcart and wife to John
h;,hcart IN consideration Of $500, for
lot No . si'ua'c in the Eighth ward.
DE. EnsARDS had narrow escape from
serious injury yesterday afternoon while
driving on the pike with his wife and daugh
ter. One of the wheels Of his rockaway
came of and the vehicle overturned, bruis
ing all of is occupants more or less, but
iniuring none Of them seriously.