Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-30
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% the yarioas Small Matters Corraiec
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CrFss's Laos Hsndt erchisf to night
THE Bosrd o. Commissioners will visi.
tie infirmsry 70 day.
IBE County Committee on Roads and
biiCges met yesterday. So
TIE County Committee on Equalization
ard Appeals meet Friday.
TEE Fifth ward market yesterday morn
ing was poorly attended.
TRx coastfng on some Of cur street in.
c;iG still continues very tine.
TuE County Committee on Finsncs met
lest night Fothing of Importance was
transacted
No business was transacted in.the Circuit
Ccurt yesterday. Court meets at O'Clock
his morning.
STATE Surf. BUTCHER, Prof. Stern and
SupI Birch paid \ visit to the Eighth
ward school yesterday.
The street car company have force OF
mGn busily engaged in cleaning the snow
cid siush off their tracks.
Tax street forces are hard at work in va
rious portions Of the city cleaning the ice
spd snow from the cutters.
HEHLY MErz rsffied off Taylor & Farley
organ yesterday morning, which was won
by Barney Stanley, ticket No. 81.
"HER Atonement' has some fine paper
on the walls, and will be al the Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday.
The children's carnival mask ball at
AriOn Hall tomorrow evening will be one
CT the richest treats OF the season.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among the con-
gregation of the Chapline Street NJ. E.
Church To build an extension TO the edi'
fee.
The first weekly installmsnt of 500 was
sent by telegraph order by the Wheeling
land, Cal, yesterday.
The concert to be held ct the Fourth
Street N. Z. Church last evening, the third
entertainment in the course, has been post
pOaed until further notice.
MUNICIPAL CoUGT met at $50 o'clock yes
terday morning. The decree was entered
of VIM. Scknel!e vs.. Louiza Dickenscheid,
ordering sale of real estate. Adjourned
until Thursnsy at $50 AN.
The case of the State vs.. H. c. Meme.
on charge Of disturbing the peace, was tiled
before Squire Phillips yesterday and the
defendent required to give bond for his
good behavior for SIX months.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
4 deed made the Goth day Of October, 1888,
by Margaret c. Tanner and husband to
Thomas ]. Orr, in consideration OF $1,000
for 20 acres of land situate in this county.
HE home of Michael Noon, at the corner
OF Market and Twenty-Seyenth streets,
narrowly escaped destruction by hire yes
terday afternoon. Some coal near the hot
stove took fire and babe fair to set the
building ablaze, when Willard White ran in
and extinguished the blaze With q bucket
of water.
LIKE the patriarch Abraham, | ncle John
Boring has been blessed. in his old are, by
a son. This heir and scion of the family Of
BORING came yesterday, and the sound OF
re ioc ng was heard in the old Fourth ward,
form the confines of hubbard's saw mill
TT he west, to the smoky ramparts OF
Manchester on the east.
JACK GL,SsCocX and Sam MOtfet will rep
r1>,Lt Wheeling in the Cleveland
rise ball club this season, and Joe
Miller and Sam Barkley will play with the
IthG,s. Robert McSiChols. q well known
vi ee!jugite, will umpire again this sea
or Ali the boys are we'll known, snd the
cit,z.r are very proud Of their actions last
.tsScD.
MONDAY evening Mr. Edwards, farmer
who resides on Short Greek, met with d
bad accident near the Top mill. He was
driving his team home and when near the
mill discovered that one OF the the traces
was loose. Stopping his team he started
to set ont 10 fasten it when the team start
ed, throwing Mr.. Edwards under the
wheels. which passed over his right leg,
breaking Il near the ankle. Persons seeing
the mishap stopped the team and conveyed
him IN his home on Short Creek.