Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-06
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Is this 6slmy October or derce August
THE Committee on Fire Department;
meet tonight. E
0SE marriage license was issued 81
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
Tbs work ofwhite washing the Vigilsnt
engine house is progressing quite rapidly.
Tbs boys at the United engine house
were busily engaged white washing yester-
day,
Ar a late hour las. night only four
arrests were. reported at police head
quarters.
THE large sewer on Eoff street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets cayed in
yesterday.
The workhouse gang are now engaged IN
unloading FIVE barges of paving brick at
the wharf
The new FIRE engine which should have
been here several days ago will probably
arrive to-day.
A NEW pavement is being laid on the
north side Of Twenty-second street, between
Market and Chspline streets.
LOUIS FxLsIxG is getting down to his
work nicely. He will enter his boat on the
10Th inst. in a very fine condition.
YESTERDAY Ritz and Felsing moved their
boat house from the West Virginia shore
over to the Ohio side Of the river.
BILLY MAYER's orchestra left for Port
land, Ohio, last evening to play at the
residence Of Col. Moore, ofthat place.
The Knights of ST. George drilled on
Chsphne street last evening. The Knights
are q very fine body Of men and are we'll
drilled
TuE case Of the State vs.. Thomas John
son. on charge of assault and battery was
tried before Squire Petermsn yesterday, and
the case dismissed
FLEN GUM the man who fell from the
third story window at Winter L Thorn
burg's hotel few days ago is getting along
nicely with fair prospect of his recovery.
The Central Glass house fishing club
which is eamped on the Muskingum river,
sent to Mr.. P. MeGinly, proprietor Of the
10th street saloon yesterday, cat fish
weighing 40 pounds.
The Municipal Court met at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning and adjourned until $50
this morning without trsnsacting any bust
ness other than admitting to citizenship
Simon Breinig. native Of Germany.
A COMMITTEE of the Junior Jefferson
Club, composed of J. G. Hearne and f. l..
FitzSimmOnS. returns thanks on behalf OF
their club. to Mr.. W. A Wilson, for beau
tiful gayel and block he presensed TO them.
The German Singing Society will give
grand picnic at Seibert's Garden to-day.
This is one of the finest German societies in
the city and their picnics have always been
we'll attended and the best Of order pre-
vailed.
TnN Democrats of the First ward are re-
uuested to meet at the Market house, this
ryening. for the purpose Of forming Cleve-
land and Hendricks club. All good Demo
Gratis of Washington district should attend
this meeting.
THE Democrats of the Fifth ward are re-
ouested to meet at Schwartz hall this eve
ming A Cleveland and Hendricks club is
being formed in every ward in the city and
it is to be hoped the Democrats of the Fifth
ward will turn out to man this evening.
The regular meeting of the Junior Jetfer-
son Club took place last night at the Jetfer-
son Club Rooms. They adopted a fine uni
form, after which they adjourned to the
Market Hall for drill. The boys showed
great improvement. They will make their
first public parade soon.
The Western Union Telegrph Company
has established offices and is doing business
at the following points on the Ohio River
road: Moundsyille, Powhattan, Darlington,
New Marsinsyille, Sisterviile, Friendly, St.
St. Marys, Williamstown and Parkersburg.
The rate is % cents for ten words and =
cents for each additional word.