Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-23
QII NINEkN
RRItsd and Arranged In ReTIeE by
RPziNtsr Scouts.

SeZiNter Scouts.
InrKBDA was pay day at the Ton mil.
CHsF DUNNyNG pat up tue FIRE alarm
v.Ies on South FrJa. street yesterday.
REEsE BuRpsrr IS not a candidate f0- re.
election a. town marshal Of BridxepJ--.
). BAYIEss, the new manager at the b.
mont cooper shops, IS greatly admired ~
The wOTku en-.
YESTERDAY spricg wagon belonging in
Martins Ferry broke down near Seventh
on Main street.
Coon TEMPLARs will give an open MAJ
ing Tuesday night a. PeJerson's Hal, fra.
All are invited.
Isaac FREEsE sR, who was stricken
down with paralysis some days ago, We are
sorry to say, is no better.
YEsrEKDAY q tine bay horse was bought
by the Committee on Fire Department FOR
me Eighth ward hose house.
Mr.. J. A. KGNcARD, who has been ruu-
ming the BenwOOd sccOn mOdatiOn for
some time. has now charge Of the transfer
engine at Benwood.
MFssRs. WHrsssy, ESB & Co. sold p very
fine horses yesterday-Ons 10 the Fire De-
psrtment for $3.50, and three large draughi
horses to the Riverside mill for 500.
THE last will and testament OF William
Hardtps,ein, deceased, was admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The will leaves all the property 10 his wife,
JOHN FERGEsOY, for fifteen years engineer
ct the gas works, has accepted the super
inttnderce OF the Bsllairs gas WORKS.
He is q thorough gas man, and will give
entire satisfaction.
Woe President Thompson OF the A y
of |. & ) W, will leave for lrOutOu, o.. on
he T.CFRprp this p1nrn IN
settle controversy between tie workmen
and the manufacturers at that place.
MR. JACOB TATE, workman of the upper
RIver ide mill, was presented with fine
pipe and tive papers Of scrap tobacco by his
working fellows yesterday. Mr.. John
Mooney made the presentation speech, snd
Dir. William BO0bitt responded,
LAST eyesing,s citizens meeting was held
in Ben wood for the purpose Of nominating
city officials for the coming election. The
following ticket was nominated, Joseph
Brown, May or; Frank NCGiltOn, Recorder
y Welsh, James Barrett Frank Estep, Joe
Coke and J.. 81 Clair, Councilmen. The
BtPUblicans will hold meeting Monday
light.
YEsrARDAY Colonel Kimberly received
two very tine imported stations. One,
Ciydes1ale, is handsome bright bay horse
three years old snd is imported directly
from Scotland. The other is q beautiful
Capple gray Of the Norman breed, four
years old, and imported direct from
FrsnCe.
THE popular engineer, Chester Dunaway,
who was married in OSwego, Kansas, lssG
week, arrived at Bellaire yesterday with
his bride. They will rusticate for = week
in the country near Bellaire. Chester and
bis BRIDE are so Giously awaited for By their
Frtan1a IN, Nhfa 81 vuh n ~ llama RnunNr
can be relied upon, will tender them a tine
reception.
YESTERDAY the case OF the State W.
Richard FUIsythe charged with robIilg
Mr.. Renwick on Market street Friday
night was before Squire Ankle. Ga mo
ton of the defendants attorney, Mr.
CracTsft, the case was continued until
next THURSDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
MessrS. DOyeDer and Jordan represented
the State.
THE entertainment at Barth's Opera
House, Wellsburg, on Monday night, will
certainly please the people and create
good deal VI Iuu. Jake hemple will parade
The stree Is on the educated mule, pro-
cseJed by brass bspd. Prof. Osborn is an
artist that all should see, and with the
assistance Of Mr.. Nat Hart, the musical
king, grand entertainment can bs ex
lCcted.
ALFRED CALDWELL and Fl. VI. Russell,
special commissioners, sold az the front
door OF the Court House yesterday morning
twenty shares Of the Citizens Passenger
Railway stock at $50 so per share, par value
$50, and forty nine shares OF Wheeling and
Belmont bridge stock at 4l 50 per share,
Par value $25 J. B. fancy purchased thu
street car stock aud Major VIM. McPhsu
the bridge IT. OK.
PROF joe KRAMEE Is in receipt Of a pro-
position Of Mr. Corydon +. Craig, manager
OF the Opera House at Kansas City, No,
St. Joseph. Mo and Topeka, Kansas. Tue
proposition looks to the engagement Of
Krsmer and bis orchestra in Kansas City,
and is a most ftttering one. Its desery
ed compliment 70 Wheeling's veteran
musicisn, but Wheeling cannot afford TO
allow him To- go vet 8 while.
THE following conyeysnces were ad'
mitted to record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday: A deed made the 18th day OF
February. 1881, by John B. Mooney aud
wife Of Columbus, D., to Clemens Knoke,
in consideration Of 81, 800, for lot No. (.
situste on Sixteenth, between Market aud
Chapline streets; q deed made the 2Sth
day OF February, 1884, by Samuel p. Moss
and wife to ] d Porter and ]. H. Cham.
bers; in consideration Of $50, for one acre
of land in this county.
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