Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-03
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A Hot Day Yesterday in the GLASS c'''-
News and Personal Items.

A Hot Day Yesterday in the GLASS INV
News and Personal items.
There was no use yesterday mentioning
the fact to your neighbor that it was hot
He knew it and from his tired appearance
was fully appreciating it while no had
chance The people of our city are now
ENGAGED in discussing the probable Presi.
dental nominee. Some betting is being
dome and odds are offered on Blaine against
the field. The Regulars Of Wheeling have
downed the Browns of this city three tunes
in succession. Mike Clark, who was shot
by VIM. Troll, is, not seriously hurt No
more pool PLAYING for checks in Bellaire. 1t
is contrary to law. John Jackley burned
one of his feet badly yesterday at the Union.
Three new cars Will be put ON the
street railway. Ms Walter Danah
will move to ST. GAINESVILLE
The Mayor was in ST. Glars
VILE Yesterday on business. Mrs.
Bertha Oldham, of Cambridge, is in the city.
Mrs, Strobel and son George have gone to
Cleveland. The Globes practiced yesterday
afternoon. The steel plant went on yester-
day. The family of N. n. Mercer have
gone to Chicago. The nail factory and
Cooper shop go to work to-day. Mrs. Au-
gust Spurber, of Leasureville, is in the city.
Mr. G. W. Yost left Yesterday for Chicago.
". o. Houston is home from Pittsburg.
Shannon Wilson is First ward policeman,
and BRYAN Halpin Second ward. Mr.. Pat
rick Mclaughlin, who died in the city Sat
urday, was buried yesterday in Wheel
ing. The iron men are happy.
The family of c. n. Allen
moved to Columbus Yesterday. Mrs. Peters
who died in this city on Sunday was taken
to Wheeling for burial. Spangler Post will
give big picnic in the near future. Chas.
WINNER drew the set of window glass
pipes on exhibition at J. J. McUarmott
Miss Mary Callahan, of Moundsville, o.,
was in the city Yesterday. Miss Hammond,
of Wheeling Island. is in the city. Mr..
Wiley Weeks, of the Third ward, has gone
to Cambridge. The W. S, Heatherineton
Band give a big fair and festival, the last OF
this week. BY an oversight We neglected
to report. the Republican primaries yester-
day. We give them as follows: Fnst
ward-Delegate to county convention, V.
T. Morgan; to Congressional convention,
Sci Love. Second ward-Delegates to
county convention, Andrew Shick and Shan.
non Archer; to Congressional convention,
NJ. +. Pearson and ]. b. Shanafelt; Judi
cial convention, A. 7. Stewart. Third
ward-Delegates 10 county convention,
Capt. Vim. Little, Henry Crimmcll; TO Con-
eressional Col. C. s. s. Baron and Charles
Henry. Fourth ward-Delegates to county
convention, W. c. Cochran, Frank Archer
and J. c. Tallman, Esq; to Congressional
convention, }. b. Smith, Esq, and j. Is.
Barnhll. Fifth ward-To county conven'
ton, Samuel Leach and p. o. CriSwcll
Congressional convention, John Wier and
J. ii. Baker. Pultney township-To coun-
tv convention, Henry Anderson, Milton
Thompson and John Davis; to Congress
sional convention, Geo NJ Wise and John
Davis. Miss Ollie Runyon is quite ILL., The
Echo Club gives a picnic in u Shor, time.
Trains Oh the c. { p were DELAYED yestcr-
,Iay by the burning of the Beaver bridge,
Stewart Wilson, of Mingo, was in the city
last night. Mr. A. Dunlap, of the Fir
ward. is back from the West: The Marshal
is quite strict and wants all orders obcyed.
Austin Aul, is still quite ILL., J. +. Robin
son will soon take possession of his new
drug store. Miss Flora Heatherington, OF
Madison. Ind. is in the CITY.