Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-13
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News.
The trial OF Bill FREEZER, one Of the Fla
zier brothers arrested for humping George
Voight on Sunday morning, was set for
half past seven last night before Mayor
Mitchell, at which time he plead guilty to
the charge Of assault and battery, aud was
fined FIVE and costs, amounting to little
over eight dollars. The condition of Voight
is still alarming.
A company engaged in building water
works will shortly submit proposition to
the city council to establish water works
here, to consider (which council will meet
one day this week. Water works are much
needed here, and il is universally hoped
that our Municipal Dads" will make a
contract II the systt m is q good one, if not
they should lcok ont for some other sys
TEN.
The country roads are said to be almost
1 impossible.
Lost-A memorandum book, with the
usne George Rslston in 1t. The finder
| will be rewarded on leaving II at 0ng's
drug store.
The @. & p bridge at Beaver has moved
about eight inches, on &C cunt OF which
trains are again unable to run over 1t. All
trains are delayed.
Russell Medill, carrier OF the REGIsTER
here, is on the sick list, on account Of
which the many subscribers on his route
were not served with their paper yesterday
! rs early as usual.
T. A. Scott is worse.
Yesterday Mrs Sallie Bailey, residing on
Pleasant Ridge, died at the age of II years,
Il j Nil be buried to-day. She has been
4 II Nth pneumonia for ten days.
Ne. ". II. Turner is still dangerously il
n their residence on Fifth street.
Ier!erdsy Miss Gertie Gilbert, daughter
| .! Mr. John Gilbert, OF Third street, gsd
l6 years, who has been down with typhoid
lever for some days, died very sudd ,nly
| about 6 a NJ
A little girl of Mr.. George Lesuss is
quite sick.
Yesterday the coal hank at the Lau yhlip
Mill fell in, throwing of the forge depart
nrDt. -
Mr.. P. J. Manson, the jeweler, is still
| confined TO bed at Cambridge. His wife is
able to be up. Their store is in charge OF
Mr.. James Gray during their absence
Mr.. A. NJ. Shipmsn has the contract for
building Henry Stengles house, Ia the
Garden Spot.
A special meeting OF the X. Of P. will be
held next Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Wells, OF Bellaire, Is visiting
/ at Mrs. A. d. Newland's.
Mr.. Z O'Beirne will erect tenant house
on Broadway, in the Garden SPIT, this
| spring.
Frsnk Biinco is laid up with sor finger.
Miss Susan Crumbscker, teacher IN the
high school, Is under the weather.
Mr. Will White Is suffering from rheu.
matism.
Lost, between Craig's store and Schrein-
er's livery stable, purse containing m oney.
The finder will be literally rewardei on
returning the same to Mrs. James Lswis,
next 10 the stable.
Charley Curtis will open barber shop at
Btraville, April 1.
fuer Moore has enlisted in the regular
army, and has entered into service ut
Columbus
MsssIs. James Wood and Sam Garrett
will begin working in Bellaire next week.
To day Miss Shirley Van Pels returns to
her home in Michigan, after protracted
visit here, much to the regret of her many
friends.
Chicken thieves are still around.
Rev. J. r Fsrrsr, of HarrisvilIe, will
lecture in the U. P. Church next Wednes.
day right, on the ''Spinx" Mr. Farrar In
highly spoken Of as o humorist and will
cert ,inly draw well.
Harry Borof, OF ST. CIsirsville, is visit.
ing friends in town.
Jason Hobensack is some better.
The Salvation Army vii likely rent
Commercial Hall, in which they will hold
msesipgs-
MT. o. o. HanIon, of 7. T. Hanlon a
sons. Ct Barnesville, is doing Martins
Ferry.
The Fern Leaf Social will dauce at Ne.
dill : Hall on 81. PAirick's night.