Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
RANDOM RAnBLlSGS
About the city and the Notes They
Discovered.

The Public Library has become very
popular resort for the young folks.
The hop at the Germania hail, Wednes
day, evening, was delightful affair.
If Wheeling had dozen more men with
tie "get-up and-git' OF Anton Reymann,
what city it would be.
The Board of Public Works has a small
army of men at work policing the public
streets, repairing alleys, ETC.
Ed Larkin is putting Up some very fine
b!ick residences al the corner OF ChaphnC
y d twenty third streets.
Freshness in the stove line is booming q
T;shel & Sons stove foundry and all hapts
are On keen Jump liiIirg orders.
Charles Spibert has established an ice
iepot IL C. II. Taylnr's old stand on the
conner OF Sixteenth and Market streets.
Joseph A. Bodey is building splendid
SET of new brick dwellings on Fourteenth
street, between Jacob and Eotl streets.
Everybody III Wheeling seems to very
busy Just az present and loiierers on our.
publ, streets are few and far between.
IL you wish to be annihiated, undertake
o interview a man who has inst stepped
N su orange peel on one OF our public
streets,
Gai, FIeischman & Co., Cincinnati have
established q branch house at 1922 Market
.treet. with Col. C. N. Taylor, OF Wheeling
ns sgent.
Captain McCleary will engineer the
REGISTER ball tosserS next Monday after
noon in their match with the Wheeling
CiEarmakeIS.
Wheelirgs sweetest singers will MARBLE
Al the Female Seminary tonight, and the
I'D Of o;tu -rilI
turn out to greet item.
A permanent organization of the Register
Diamond Base Eall Club was effected yes.
terday, with ID. W. McClesry as Captain,
and +. NJ. Milligan Secretary and Treas.
uTer.
Robt B. Woods. an enterprising pencil
pusher on the REGISTER Is confined to his
home with the quinsy, but it won't be long
before Bob's smiling face will loom up on
the streets again.
Louis Franzheim and Charles Craft gave
select hop and supper to their friends at
Seiberts Garden last evening. The affair
was hugely enjoyed by all those who had
the pleasure to participate.
Col. Exley is doing great work on the
State Fair grounds, and the evidences of il
are becoming more and more apparent
every day. When the work is completed
the Fair grounds will be more attractive
than ever.
John A. Lash, the enterprising Main
street ieweler, hGs bought out p. S. Man
sons iewelry establishment at Martins
Ferry and will start a branch house there.
Mr.. Manson had TO give up his business Oh
account Of declining health, and will
shortly start for the West TO recuperate.
Since the new motors and coaches were
put on, the Wheeling and Elm Grove road
has become immensely popular with pleas
ure seekers. The passenger traffic is stead
ily increasing. A time schedule will short.
" be issued for the benefit Of patrons and
pleasure seekers.
The Register Diamond Base Ball Club
and 0livettes hsd q tussle on the State
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon, and
the Olivettes were knocked out" to the
tune Of Is to s. Milligan. McClesry and
Swift played an errorless game for the Dia.
monds, the former two distinguishing
Themselves by heavy batting and clever
base running, and the latter for his won.
derful accuracy in throwing to bases.
Goudy and Richardson did some very foe
work for the Olivettes and deserve special
mention.