Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-02
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The bar and guide mill at the Riverside
~tie.Off yesterday. T1HfF
THE motors on The Elm Grove railroad
Gs making very good time now.
TRE brick paving on Chspllne street at
the intersection Of Alley -, was bsing re-
laid yesterday.
The County Committee on Roads and
BIiUges met yesterday morning. Nothing
hut the regular routine business was en-
acted.
DuRISs the month of March 81 deeds, and
"A deeds Of trust were admitted to record.
ard Is marriage license Issued, at Clerk
Hooks Office.
Mas. JOHN LONG was buried at the PENN.
suIs Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The
fLnCTal Sas one of the largest that ever left
the North End.
A LITrLx child Of Stephen Wsterhouss,
Jr., Il Jacob street, South Wheeling, was
uufisd ct the Peninsula Cemetery ysster-
d y afternoon.
The County Committee on Finance met
We ,eTdRy afternoon. Coroner SchultZe
pres nted 10 the committee new ordinanee
governing the Coroner.
AT Hobbs, Brockenier & Co. 8 glass works
lte firm have their hands principally en-
psoyed on blowed ware. The pressed ware
men are making but'yery poor time.
A SELECT hop will be given st the resi-
dence of Mr.. William George, on North
Main street, next Friday evening. The
festtEill shuttle to Billy Mayors popular
orchestra
YESTERDAY the steel rolled at the River
side mill Monday was cut into and 90
fence nails by Wan. Cox and Paul Bitters
n. =. l., a,.A
the nails we're very fine.
YESTERDAY real estate agent Halter, sold,
at private sale, to Thomas Schoheld .
Rouse and lot belonging to Oliver Wilde,
situate on Jacob street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth street for 81, 800 cash.
PROF CARL MAYER has the finest dancing
class that hiss been seen in Wheeling for
nearly twenty years, The fact Is MS class
is so large that he hardly knows what to
do Tithit The Professor will soon give
fancy dress hop.
The captain and crew of the Lizzie
Townsend, the C., L. & w. transfer boat
yesterday afternoon presented Mr.. Maynard
Msyberry, the clerk, with magnificent
gold headed cane, the occasion being his
retirement from his position.
YESTERDAY morning an alarm OF FIRE was
sent in from box 80, corner of Chspline
and TWenty-sixth streets, occssioned by
q small dwelling house being on fire, corner
of Twsnty-seventh and Chapline street
The fire was very quickly extinguished, IN
fact before any damage was done. 1t seems
the fire caught the flooring from lire in
the CRATE.
JOSEPH DEyISE, q well known Eighth
warder, and Joseph Thornburg, formerly a
q heater AZ the Riverside mill, leave for
Dakota to-day to enter into their duties as
fsl mers. Both men have fsrmed in that
territory and expect to raise large crops
this coming season. 1t is sincerely hoped
that they will succeed in their new VEN
turr, IS both were well and fayorably
known in this city.
TEE Oneida Transportation Company
= IN cUrporated this morning with cap
tai Of 81, Geo The company proposes 10
transport freight and passengers by Land
and water, Of owning and operating steam
y.s,tls, srsge lines canal boats &c, OF buy
! . end selling wood and timber, OF oPe
sting quarries The principal office Is At
ParG ersourg. The corporstors are 5. z.
Wells, J. A, Wetherall, J. w. Roberts, O..
W Wells, and f. II. Wells, all Of PArkers-
burg.