Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
REsuLrs OF RUNNING.

RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters Of News Picked Up Herr
and There.
GLONOrS weather
GREEN corn has put in an appearance.
0NE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Two deeds Of trust were recorded yester-
day.
Tbs Orgsn7griuder is in our midst in
/ great force.
The Chippewa Lake excursion is the at
traction for to-day.
MANY families ale leaving town for the
summer vacation.
IHE Citizens Railway Company are re
paving their tracG.
The Auditors office, at the State House
is being oyerhauled.
THREE drunks, two women and man,
were in the cooler at midnight.
The REGISTER bulletin was the centre Of
attraction yesterday afternoon.
Ex-PouCEMAH RADFoRD had the fingers
of his right hand severely mashed while at
work on the Peninsula yesterday morning.
A NEW crossing is being laid in front of
Chas Menkemeller's drug store on the
South Side.
TUE work Of laying the curbing on Eta
street south Of Caldwel's run is about com.
pleted.
As new fruits appear in market it is well
for our young people to remember that
wish made when each new kind is first
tasted will invariably be fulfilled
THE Morning Star Social are encamped
at CresaPs Grove, indulging" in Piscatorial
pleasures
WHEN ost the pike, stop at DelmOnieo for
hrst-class refreshments. Lawrence Heller,
proprietor.
TIE work of putting up telegraph poles
along the Ohio River railroad in this coun-
ty, is about completed
A COUNTRYMAN was thrown from loaded
hay wagon, Just beyond Fulton, yesterday
morning, receiving Slight bruises.
The Germania Amusement Society will
give a Summernacht'S festival at Seibert
garden the third Friday of this month.
JAMES hANlpN anu A'Atf,
move their boat-house down to Bellaire to-
day. Manton is putting himself in very
fine order
COMPLAINTS about the fast running of
trains on the Hemp6eld division of b. 4 O.
road down Seventeenth street are coming in
every day.
LAST evening the Atlantic engine was
taken out Of the house and tested The
fine work displayed BY the engine, showed
she was in very fine order.
THE Hesly base ball nine and the Regu-
IarS were to play match game in Richie
town Yesterday afternoon, but the former
nine did not put in an appearance.
SEVERAL streets on the Island are having
curJiug put down. This is good thing. as
the Seventh ward Of the city has fewer pave
ments than any other ward in the city.
A PORTABLE kitchen, in which the merits
of brand of baking powder were Practi-
cally demonstrated, was one OF the at
fractions at the market yesterday morning.
II the city will erect fountain in front
of Mr.. Seiberts establishment l6O6 Market
street. Mr. Seibert says he will furnish the
ice to keep the water cool all the year
round.
The CURLING on the north side Of Six
teeath street, in front Of the old city Gem
etery is completed, aud the work of laying
the pavement will be commenced imme-
diately.
THE work of sinking the new well at the
water works is progressing very satisfactory,
| The we'll and brick curbing is now down
( about twenty feet. About three feet were
excavated Yesterday.
THE funeral of William COombS, an old
/ and respected citizen of the Eighth ward,
was very largely attended Yesterday after
noon. The MaSons escorted the re-
mains to the cemetery.
/ The residents living along Seventeenth
street are complaining Of trains on the
Hempfeld tsyisiOa Of the B. L o.
/ They CLAIM some Of the trains come 1own
the grade about fifteen miles an hour.
Tux Camp Kcnnett fishing club, which is
encamped near Proctor, will give a grand
picnic there on the 10th inst. They inform
us that those who attend the picnic will be
treated to plenty of fish, turtles and frogs.
! The Regulars and Riverside base ball
mines PLAYED match game in Ritchietown
! yesterday afteriiOOn, which terminated in a
victory for the former by score of p to 3.
NTH Butler acted as umpire, to the salts
action OF ALL
! The work of cleaning the basin will COM
| r,enCe FRIDAY night at. II o'clock and will
/ ( completed about o'clock Saturday af-
! ,rrnoon Persons must prepare themselves
rocordingly as they will not be able TO get
nv wafer during that time.
RECORDER Hook admitted to record yes
rprdav deed made July l. 1894, by Fred
erick Unruh to Joseph Greer, for the south
half of lot No 8, in square No 9, situate
on the west side of Chapline street. between
Tweuty-ninth aud Thirty-6rst streets. Con-
Sideration $3.50.
"QrEER climate this said stranger at
the New Mcclure, Yesterday. "A man has
to start out in the morning with winter
overcoat. discard it for buster and palm
leaf fan at noon, and wrap himself up in a
hot whisky and blanket at bed time.
TIE Turner's Society will picnic at Sic
bert's Garden to-day. Mr.. Henry Sicbert
has gained an enviable record for his popu-
lar resort this season for the good order
that is kept there. No person need 30
afraid 10 take their family to this we'll
known resort this season.
MIXERS Happy Eight Fishing Club is
camped at Beech Bottom. Their wives
and families are out with them. Officer
Jenkins visited the encampment yesterday,
and the only thing worthy Of mention ex-
cepting the fine FISH and frog dinner, was
I the unintentionsl bath of one Of the ladies.
She was 6shed out without receiving any
damage other than a thorough dreuChing.
THE Cottage Home Social Club will give
one OF their unrivaled soirees dansante at
Wheeling Park the last Thursday Of this
month, The hJps giscca by this club ar.
not only the most select but the finest ever
given at The park, aud the gentlemen hay-
ing the next social affair in charge promise
! to eclipse an Of their former efforts and
make it the success Of all successes. We
| know that thu fairaSt and GA rest of all our