Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-05

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wild.
THE Committee on Fire Department was
called for last night but no quorum sp
peared,
Tx Municipal court meets this morning
at $40.
THE Germania Singing Society will give
grand picniost Seibert's Garden tomorrow
evening.
The Riverside nail factory will start on
full force to-day. The sheet mill was work
ing yesterday.
Tx Ohio River Railroad telegraph line
was put in the Western Union telegraph
Office Yesterday The line is now completed
to Petersburg.
FHrY-oSE deeds in fee and sixty-four
4, eds Of trust were admitted to record and
20 marriage license issued at Clerk Hook
Office during the month of July.
THE Board of Equalization aud Appeals
met Yesterday afternoon and finished their
work in the Third ward. This afternoon
they will act on the business of the Fourth
ward.
CArHARlNE BICEEr Was appointed ad-
ministratr;x of the estate of johanna Fl.
Bicket, deceased, at Clerk Hooks Office
YESTERDAY. Bond $500, with Conrad Bran
don as security.
THERE viii be another meeting Of the
JeHenon Juniors this evening at 7:30 p. m,
at the jefferson club Room. All wishing
to Join will please be present, as the mum
Der will be limited.
ENGINEER HANEE and conductor Michsels
brought the 10 o'clock train Of the Elm
Grove motor line from Wheeling Park to the
Capitol in "a minutes last evening, This
inelu les eight stops.
Tbs parents Of tie boys who have been
breaking windows at the NJ. z. Church had
better call on the church officials and settle
the cost OF snch breaksge before their sons
are arrested and taken TO the city lookup.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made the 10Th day of July, 1891, BY
the GREENWOOD Cemetery Association, to
Mrs. Jane Oldham, in consideration OF
$37 80, for the west half Of lot No. 235 in
second G Of said cemetery.
RICHARD HISSRICH, of this city, has Just
gotten out a VOLUME of the biographies of
all the candidates for President and Vice
President, from 1889 to the present date,
including record of each Presidential
campaign. II is quite an interesting work,
especially just at this time
The late Constant Helwig, of Triadel-
phia. made very patriotic bequest IN his
will which was recently admitted to record
Hedrvises that in case all of his immediate
heirs should be dead all his property
should revert to the United States.
Jos LITTLE, better known as Joe Brown,
had an accident and a narrow escape from
death at Martins Ferry, last night. He
MAS on the $50 tram and jumped off while
it was passing DR.. 0ng's. His head struck
q tree and he was knocked senseless, though
q severe cut was really the extent Of his
hurts.
The Observation-Disclosures of this
city, has arranged for grand tournament
at Seibert's garden, east of Wheeling, on
August 18th and September lst A large
platform has been erected and grand time
IS anticipated. A number of handsome and
costly prizes have been purchased, and a
big crowd from this city and Wheeling will
attend.
The parade and family reunion Of the
st. Alphonsus society yesterday were de-
Hghtful in every particular. The parade,
headed by the Opera House band had over
go members and made good display.
The picnic at the fair ground was perfect
without a single marring feature. Bishop
Keen and other distinguished members Of
/ the clergy were present
The EeQnle living along the Elm Grove
! motor line outside Of the city limits are very
anxious for the railroad company to run
train out from this city every Saturday
night at 10 o'clock. Should the company
decide to put this extra train on, the people
living at Leatherwood and other points along
| the road could then attend the Saturday
! evening open air concerts.
A BEAUTIFUL mirror and frame decorated
! by Mrs. Platof Zane is on exhibition IN
/ Nicolrs window. The ground of the frame
/ is light blue, on which is deity placed a
spray of geraniums with bird, that STAND
out in relief equal to nature. Mrs, Zane il
one of the very few ladies whose homes are
! filed with careful and beautiful works o
art and a visit to her house is always 6
pleasant and agreeable surprise.
At meeting of the Guiding Star Ten
I No. IOl Independent Order of Rechabites
last night, the following officers were in
stalled: P. c. R., Richard Mooney
s. epherd, James Cook; c. r. E., NJ
Woodruff; D. R, Robert Meur; R. s., 5
n. Hirst; F. s., George Wilson; Levite
Henry Keenen; l. G., Wiles McNichols
| o. g., Vim. Breast; Chaplin, ]. w. Brown
ing; R. s. to c. R., Thomas Mckeever
L. s. to C. R., George Hood; R. s. TOD, K,
VIM. Bohannou; l.. s. to ID. K, Charlie
Iseucot; Trustees, c. Peters, 5. n, HRS
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