Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-18

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Mr.. Charley Rofhexmond hs. gurehAced
lot from Mayor q. Q: Mitcnsh 70 tns
lYesfsrday M. Jaok Thompson hnishcd
rsising the seventh house since the nooa
IN short time he expects TO b able a
The people living tn the neizhbofhood q
The Central school complain o. the sonoF
An DESTROYING and defacing their property.
Thew should be dealt with according %
law, or good plan would b to keep them
In or near the grounds.
Miss Rsbecca Bero, OF Ia Belle streek
Wheeling, win spend this week Win M
sister. MrA Eugene Wilson, In oisrrs ID
Mr. 8. Keim win remove to the Island
from the Avandale farm about the Isl OF
April. This property will b occupied by
Manager EIson, Of the Elson GLASS WORKS.
Mr.. Albert Liphardt 10 having fine lit
tie residence erected In Newland's eddi.
ZION, by MI. Hall, OF Cincinnati. Mr.. O.
Long will roof II this week.
Mrs. John Hislop, Familiarity known z,
Grand Ma Hislop. has about completed
Knitting an elegant white quit weis "a n9
at odd times during the past six months,
which is considered quick work for such
7 an elderly lady and so magnificent piece
The other night twenty-seven fine large
chickens were stolen from the widow Hen
neean, in Clark's addition.
Mr.. G. d. Thompson, OF the Martins
Ferry stove works, Is on the sick list
Messrs. Fred Foust, for Marshal, eno
James Fndley for Council, both from the
FIRST ward. are favorably spoken OF and
will poll heavy. vote.
Mr.. 4. Barr is identifying his residences
on the Garden Spot by paint and improve
ments of different kinds.
The Ladies Union Benevolent Society
will meet at the commissary this after
noon.
for the Third ward.
Rev. e. r. Jones and three Of his chill.
dren are cd the sick list
Horatio Fisher is quite sick at his home
Yesterday Richard Adrian left for Smith.
field to mansge and take the leading part
IN The presentation OF "Driven to the
WELL" by Smithfield talent.
Since the revival began at the ID. Il.
Church over one hundred and twenty per
sons have Joined ne church.
Anthony Kyne is lying ut the point OF
death at his residence on Second street.
His illness was caused by going back into
his house Immediately after the Hood.
Mrs. ]. M. Cloudy is quite sick.
To-day Rev. J. J. M9Carrell will return
from McKeesport, Pa.
DIR. A. ]. AIexander's church, on Scotch
Ridge, is reported to be in Q very flourish
ing condition. Since Mr.. Alexander was
installed as pastor on August 10th, 1869.
223 persons have united. 46 by certificate:
Ninety seven adults have been baptised
and III infants. There have been 70 mar
RIGGS and 68 deaths.
Rev. Farrars lecture on sphinx, at the
U. P. Church on Wednesday night prom.
ises to draw we'll and will be highly inter
esting.
Peter Gension, millwright at the Standard
mill, was injured ashort time since whilst
grinding chisel. He held policy In the
Travellers Insurance Company, and on
Monday morning W. A. Beard, Distric
Agent, handed him check for twenty
seven dollars and fourteen cents, in full
settlement for loss of time resulting from
the accident. This Is prompt settlement
as Peter resumed work on Thursday last.
Mr.. George Ralston Is laid up with ner.
yous prostitution.