Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-28
WHEELING wHrrrLINus.
Town Evsats Trimmed Down tor Hurried
Readers.

faIRAUNr ratification meeting 10 night.
UAA marriage license was issued at CLERK
EIos's Office yesterday.
ma Committee on Accounts viii meet at
tl:ee o'clock this afternoon.
TuS Belmont and Top mills started up
full in all departments yesterday.
AT late hour last night but two arrests
were reported at police hsadT;aarters.
Tux work Of Unloading the new engine
'cr ID" water works was commenced yester'
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Moan W. BEcE has been commissioned
Notary Public for Ohio county by Gov.
Jackson.
THE Nwnnerchor Singing Society will
give a dance at their hall on Wednesday
evening.
THE County Committees on Finance aud
Roads and Bridges meet OF the Court House
mosrow afternoon.
THE Grand Lodge |. 0. o. F., convenes
in this city to-day. Delegates from all over
the state are now in the city.
Mr.. r. FARsHENBERGER, of West Union,
Doddridge county, this State, is guest of
Officer Morris Of the Fourth ward.
The Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp
ment Of Odd Fellows meets here to day and
many Of the delegates are already in Il
city.
Bull posters complain that the pitures Of
Golf are being torn down. Let EN- alone
boys, for Golf himself will be pulled down
next Tuesday.
Corr viii try to explain things on Thurs
day, in the Eighth ward There are more
pictures of him posted up in Wheeling than
he will get votes the county.
JOHx RITZ, the oarsman, is now working
as helper at a boiling furnace at the Top
mill. He has stored his shells at Charles
Miller's place, in Bridgeport.
LIEUTENANT SYLvIS received a telephone
message from PittSburg last evening mott
tying him that MS brother Daniel Sylyis died
at p N. Of mailer cOnsu mp,ion.
The County Committees on Poor House
and Farm and Court House and Jail met
Yesterday. No business was transacted
other than the auditing Of the monthly bills.
LAST evening a couple Of men undertook
% run things their way in the barroom at
Winters 4 Fordyces hotel As usual in
such cases the starters got the worst Of the
light and were bodily elected from the
saloon.
TuE unfortunate lovers who were caught
in rather delicate position early Yesterday
morning and locked up were lined 50 and
cost eachin the police court. The female
eft for Pittsburg on the early train yester-
lay morning.
YESTERDAY the father OF the little boy
touua in the Fourth ward Oy Officer Morris
nd taken in charge BY Foreman Snyder,
# the Atlantic Engine house, arrived ~ tue
city from Bridgeport and took his son home.
he gave his name as Jacob Stager.
PEorIE holding keys OF the fire alarm
boxes should always listen at the box before
sending in an alarm to see it one has
already been sent in. ANY person can
readily distinguish upon opening box
whether an alarm has been sent in or not.
The following conveyances were ad-
mitted to recort at Clerk Hook Office yes
,erday: A deed made the 18th day OF
October 1884, by William j. Johnston to
Margaret Atkinson, in consideration of
Sl25 for portion of the south halt of lot
No lOT, situate in the First ward A deed
made the I'D day Of October, 1884, by
Robert Johnson and wife, of Martins
Ferry, o., to Margaret Atkinson, in con-
liberation OF 1925, for portion OF the
south half OF lot No. lOT. situate in the
First ward.
A NOVEL wager was made in this city this
ms morning. A Cleveland drummer was
N town trying to sell goods, and in the
course Of his conversation struck up politics
with lady clerk, which resulted in a wager
by the Young lady OF fifty kisses against a
inc new winter wrap, called Fedora, that
New York will 20 Republican. If the State
goes Democratic the lady loses if it goes
Republican she gets the wrap Another in
erestiug part of this wager is that one OF
he proprietors Of the store wants an order
rom the drummer for his bet, if he wins,
before he will order any goods.-Be'airS
independent.
Among the Nest rirgiuians in the city
last night, were J. NJ Bartlett, Webster c.
H.; B. f. Wolf, Meadowville; G.. J. Grit
18th, St. George; Charles Porter and L. Y.
Taylor, Parkersburg; C. Lace, Volcano;
J. b. Irwin and J. A Hsney Cherry
Camp; Jerome Hall, Pennington; Vim.
McElroy and A. 5. Rouk, Martinsburg;
P. Gauo, West Union; 7. s Spates, Clarks-
1urg: P. Epscomb, St George; A. F.
lang, Parkersburg and Vim. WOODBURY.
Cameron Most of these gentlemen are
delegates to the Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
lnwS, which meets to dsy