Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18
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small Matters OF News Picked Up Hers
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Tux cutters on Sixteenth street badly
need paving of some kind.
Tn Comet Social give private hop at
Seibert's Garden this evening.
Ar late hour last night no arrests were
rel orted at police headquarters.
One deed of trust was admitted to record
at erk Hook Office esterday.
Tbs Citizens Railway company are hay-
ing its railway track put in FIRST class order.
THE work Of sweeping the bricks on
Chapline street is being pushed along very
rapidly,
OK the northbound train on the Ohio
railroad yesterday, a straw vote stood;
Cleveland 10, Blaine 7.
Oh Wednesday night pleasant party was
given at Lawrence Hellers. in honor Of
Miss Clara Heller, of Pittsburg.
Tux Third Presbyterian Sunday School
gave an ENJOYABLE picnic at the Park yes
terday. The young folks had a jolly time.
REy. JOSEPH GRIMES, a noted Devine of
Alliance. Ohio, will preach in the Third
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath morn
ing and evening
THE English Lutheran Sunday School
picniced at the old Fair Grounds yesterday
and the children, large and small, had an
immense lot Of fun.
The popular Comet Social club will give
one of their enjoyable hops at Seibert's
Garden to night. The music viii be fur
,;sbaI hx MavarS orchestra
Mr.. /. G. DuLOS, the jeweler on Market
street will receive in few days the Nation
al Democratic badges. The design is very
pretty and it will doubtless find a ready
sale
TN thousand dollars worth Of fancy
horSeAesh passed through here yesterday to
Pittsburg. by the B. & o. r. K. Jsy-Eye-
See and Fanny WitherspOon were among
them.
Tux Third Presbyterian Sunday School
and Westley's NJ f. Sunday School held
their picnic at Wheeling Park yesterday.
A very delightful time was enjoyed BY the
children.
Tow DRIsCOLL and viii BrannOn, two
members OF the Buckeye fishing club,
which is in camp near Darlington, have re-
turned to camp after spending few days
with friends in town.
The following popular gentlemen of the
East End, known as the Hungry Four
fishing club, are camped up the creek near
Grastaffs: Col Jas. Cassidy, Major Henry
Depter, Capt Jake Dick and Private Jas.
Hurley.
THEP. ". & Ky, will run train to
Wellsburg on Wednesday night the 23rd
inst, leaving here at II o'clock. Wells
burg people attending the convention may
remain for the ratification meeting in the
evening and return on this train.
"A HANDSOME compliment was paid Mr..
c. l.. Davis Yesterday. He has resigned
his position as manager Of the tack fac tory
and will 20 to Chicago. Yesterday his
L en- gathered around him and presented
him with fine gOldheaded stick.
Tux Panhandle Glass Company Of
Wellsburg, yesterday held meeting OF
stockholders and the following officers were
src,ed: President c. W. Seabright; Sec
retary, Otto Jaeger; Directors, W. K. Cope,
Otto JAEGER. II. F. Behrens, c. ". Sea-
bright, H. c. Ulrich j. B. SomerviIle and
A. ID. SeamOn.
A LIVELY row occurred in the house Of
one Simms, a colorei man, on Eleventh
street last night. Simms had separated
from his wife, and last night he went home
for his furniture. His wife met him with
club, anda lively row ensued, which tore up
the entire street. Two officers came IN,
but no arrests were made.
The following conveyance was admitted
TO record at Clerk Hook office yesterday
A deed made the 10th day of July, 1881, by
Harriet Bullock, to the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad Company, in consideration
of SIS for piece Of land in the town Of
Fulton. his deed also relieves the railroad
company of any damages which may have
heretofore been done BY them to Mrs. Bull
locks property in Fulton.
KRANEB $ orchestra gave a grand con-
cert at Seibert garden last evening. The
concert was pronounced perfect success
by the large crowd present. About 10
clock the string band was called for, and
from that till midnight the time was pleas
aRtly passed dancing The gathering was
noted for the lack OF anything like disorder,
Mr.. Seibert has this season q fine resort
where the best of order is kept.
MISS KSOrh's Geography just from the
press is a most excellent work, and deserves
unbounded success. 1t describes the prin-
cipal features OF the State, including the
cities, rivers, mountains, forests, minerals,
mineral springs, public institutions, &e.,
gives lists of Senators, Governors Histori-
cal notes from early settlement to the pres
cnt time. Illustrated with views OF river
and mountain scenery, and maps showing
counties the new Congressional districts and
MI the new railroads. Also facts relating
% the food Of 1854. revised to the compile
ton of the Ohio River Railroad.
Large Promises
A,e made for Saturday We will deliver
the goods. E. N. McGillin l. Go.