Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
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osity-Gencrai News.
Beuwood failed to receive its usual quota
REGISTERS yesterday, aud there was a
corresponding depreciation in the topics OF
conversation.
Miss Imogene Strobsl, of Wheeling, re-
turned home sitter a pleasant visit to Miss
Annie johnson, Of our suburbs.
MS. Sanford Edwards visited friends in
Wheeling yesterday.
The wortmen were engaged in removing
Mr.. August Shads meat shop yesterday.
Ii Is being moved up slowly but sure y.
Gu. efficient marshal escorted another
delinquent to the classic precincts OF our
Nj. Ieil, the Apollc.ike collector for
The Intelligencer, WIS in town yesterday.
Jessie Estep, bright little girl OF First
street, sprained her ankle badly while rum
ming few days ago.
Mr.. Sheib was in town yes erday over.
seeing the removal Of some damaged
pianos.
MIR. Cbristy, Of the firm of Christy &
Son, piano manufacturers OF the East, was
il town few days ago comforting with his
agent, Nh. F. Peabody.
The Methodist Church officials held
meeting last evening, and which severn
important proposit' ons were discusSe 1 and
considered.
Tie attendance at the public schoo! is in
cressi DE- somewhat.
In conversation with some members OF
the relief committee OF this town thew eK-
pressed the wish that the citizersot " hsel-
ing ana BelIaire would refuse assistaucs 70
any and all parties claiming assistance from
his p sce, unless they have certi lcltes
from t committee. Benwooi has h ar i'm.
pCs,or, a. elsewhere, and they are now
uusI!y engaged in their impositiops upon
he people OF Beliaire and vicinity. The
worthy persons from procuring aid, but
only TO prevent tie unworthy from impos-
ing upon our neighboring citizens.
The Frank Ovens is running regularly,
npking her la1uiugs st the mill writ.
TIE captain # he boat complains bitterly
at the aCI:Ca Il the Riverside FGrh1c-
Corpsry IL lLciI erc. zach ments upon the
riv'-, that Cai"IanV iavinI e'sCts: IL-eF
works out in me river and then tilsn
around it with their Cinder, ca u az
ecuy 70 lorE! ."l ", which fills with ice
neeriy one lc'i VA a,ros3 tie rive, cas-.
Jog the ferry t, st9r. There is spne talk
o. petiticn!rr III" q vernment for redress
When tie water hid receded sufficiently
to enable orr people to return to their
homes, Mr.. II. w. Fisher purchased large
quantity of bread and gave it freely to
those who We're needy, as is well known to
all of cur Citizens, hPt one particular citi-
zrn. from pure malice, circulated the re-
port that the bread was furr ished gratis to
The gentleman mentioned, and that he sold
it. The Aforesaid particular citizen, having
repeated his assertions several times, has
caused Mr.. Fisher 10 seek redress in the
Courts, where the aforesaid will learn per.
hsps, what he does not know, that it is not
safe TO maliGn gentleman from pure ma
liCious purposes.
Itseems TO be pretty certain now that
Fiank McJilton can be our next Mayor II
lie will consent to have it.
Mr.. Casper Kronhart has concluded II
retire from business, and is now selling his
stock SIS fast rs he possibly can, having
rer ed his building to Squire Pelly, where
tie pCsto flee will be removed.