Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-18
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CotLTGx entertain ntni, tonight.
CLAYsYILLS /, TO have fine new station.
ONLY Twelve days more for the festive
oyster,
isLAsD fruit tres are nesrly ready to
b,Osstm.
MINNIE HsrK will be at Psrkersburg on
tie Plat.
'GBxENs" are the staple commodity in
market just now.
ExcuANUE BAxx stock at 81 cents
pTemium, yesterday.
THE Island is blooming out into all OF its
old time beauty and yeIdare-
II grew much warmer, last night, bu;
little sunshine would sgain be acceptable.
YuTEEpAY Wss q remarkably quiet da-.
E7tn the susets acre less croHded than
usual.
TnrRE is more money in white Wishing
than IN being jaUitor of the BJ1rd OF Eiu-
CsiiGn.
ONRsMAS WEIsGElBER gets Q benefit ball
al Turner Hall, &c night. 1t should be
scod enc.
THAT talk with drug clerks" sounded
very we'll in the city in which II was
inst written.
FIFTEEN or twenty couples from Wheel
irs took in big masked ball at Martins
Ferry, last night.
JANIS CAMPBELL was badly bitten on ths
hspd, yC~ter69y, by tame fex at Winters
& ThornbGrg's stable.
A MEETING Of Council is talked OF foc this
evening, to elect an assessor and attend
10 some license busin' IS.
"TuE Charleston Convention b 'dly spiked
Hsrts small cslibrs gun" sSid promi-
nent KLow Nothing, yesterday.
THE "Hsppy Eight" will give one OF their
enjoyable dances, at Arion Hall, which
will no doubt be largely attended.
WALTER S. GAY, smiling AMI dehonair as
Of old. hiss returned from Burlington, Iowa,
and will so back 10 the Brunswick.
WILLIAM wEBB, an Upper Riverside em-
ploye, had his eyes badly burned on We'd
nesday night, by flash from the rolls.
The announcement that engineer Kenny
has been suspended. is little premature
He has not been and does not expect TO be.
The Germsnis Singing Society yesterday
rented the Fair ground for a picnic on
June ?. They will make it a big thing, ia
teresting with racing and sports.
A SUPPER was given at the Baptis.
church, last uiHht, which attracted large
number of people. 1t was made up OF
all the seasonable delIeScies in the eating
line.
CAPT. ASA BOOrH, who some time ago
opened a saloon in Burlingtoo, will be
Knocked out by the prohibition law, which
goes into effect on July 3. tits steel'clad
iron bound law and cannot we'll be eyaded
CHIEF MARSHAL DUNNING yesterday put
in an insulated fire alarm wire at the post,
corner OF Twelfth and Market streets
This was necessary, as the wind frequently
brought the wire in contact with the tele'
graph wires, and ringing the Capitol bell.
ABOUT II O'Clock, last night, a wild shrek
rent the air and brought quite crowd to
| the corner of Market and Twelfth streets.
There was q difference of opinion as to
whence the sound came, but an inyesrga-
ton produced no results
ROBERT ELLIS, the Cleveland coon who is
| charged with having stolen books from
Simon LS'ch, was gwen a hearing yester.
| day, by Justice Phillip, and committed 20
| jqil 10 answer to an indictment. Ellis will
bsve long wait until the next term OF
court.
THERE was a narrow escape from CO.
lsion of freight trains on Sereateen.h
street, about S:45 last night. A he-Yy
freight was coming in at rapid rae and
| had reached the Fourth ward schoo', when
an equally large one came putting ~ the
grade around the Atlantic engine hou"e
| Each engineer saw the other and halt was
called. The out going train then pulled
back and allowed the other to pass.