Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24

Small News Items About Town n
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Victatty.
The Citizens Line of street rs are
again running full time.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
LAST evening the Clancy" witnessed
seven cock fights at the regular pit.
CRAWFORD II. Booth, of Taylor, Texas,
sends $50 10 friend for the benefit OF the
food sufferers.
The trouble between the muck roll hands
and the managers Of the Crescent iron
works has not yet been settled.
The Wesley NJ. E. Church will hold
services to day, morning and evening, and
Sabbath school at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon.
THE new side Of the forge department,
at the Riverside mill, will resume work
tomorrow, after an ldleness OF nine
weeks.
THE Cedar Leaf ball at the Arion Hall,
Friday night, was one of the most orderly
and ENJOYABLE affairs Of the kind given this
season.
The benefit ball given by the Young
Men of Wheeling, in aid Of the flood suffer.
ers, realized the handsome sum OF $40
which was turned over to the Relief Com
mittee.
THE work on the Motor Line Of the Elm
Grove Railway is being pushed along as
Rapidly as possible. Should good reason
able working weather continue for three
weeks the motors will be running to the
Capitol.
NEXT Saturday night two celebrated
game birds will fight for 800 side. The
owners of the birds are each confident OF
the winning powers OF their respective
birds, and betting on the outside will
be very lively.
j. BAILEY & Co., OF Market street,
Phil alpha, yesterday sent check Tor
S25 to Mr.. p. Kennedy, to be equally di,
v;ded between the fund OF the ladies'
Benevolent Union and the conference OF
ST. Vincent de Paul.
PERSONS having large mirrors which were
in the flood should immediately take the
backs of them or they will crack when the
frsme dries out Several very valuable
ones have been ruined in the last few days
oy lack OF the proper precautlon.
The following conveyance was admitted
TO record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
A deed made the 18th day OF February,
1884, by James Buchanan and wife 10 Il:
G and H. J. Buchanan in consideration OF
$1,000 for 73 acres OF land IN this county
DR.. SMITHS lecture, which was to have
been given in Fourth ST. n. E. Church,
Tuesday, February 2G,h, has been post
ponce until Tuesday, March ith. Subject:
! Manhood, and How 10 Reach IL. Inc
concert will be given Tuesday, March 18th,
A LITTLE daughter Of A. d. Rossert, OF
Clinton, met with very severe accident
Friday morning. She was running up
stairs with q pair Of scissors in her hand,
IL 81; I'D oil lriu
blades into her left limb at the knee, in
dieting painful wound.
JOE KRAMER mourns the loss of his bran
new, nobby "dicer." He fddled for the
Cedar Leaf ball, Friday night and some
fend came along and fddled him ont OF
of his hat. The hat tiend left a dilapidated
flair, worth about Is cents, as substitute
for the one he had stolen.
The Top mill has contracted with Mess-s.
Sweeney & Son and the Centre foundry tor
tw enty nail machines, ten by each tir,u.
These machines will be put into operation
as soon as the mill owners can get time to
place them. Including these machines the
Top mill has 40 nail machines.
THE Municipal Court nat yesterday
morning and, after dIsposing of the fol-
lowing case, adjourned until Monday
morning at $50: Henry Shallcross va.
IhQmaS I. SOalICrQSs. An Oruer OF feler
cree was entered in the case referring it to
commissioner of theC
A SAD accident happened to young man
by the name of Thomas Inghram a few days
ago. He was working at sawmill in Ma
ron county, when, by accident, saw log
rolled over him, crushing his legs and
body in frightful manner. The log also
passed over the young mans head. No
hppas of his living long.
YESTERDAY, about noon, an alarm Of fire
was turned IN from box 81, Eighth ward
hose house, occssioned by Mr.. Walter
WLeat's bakery, corner Of Thirty-eighth
and Water street, being on fire. The
Eighth ward reel extinguished the fire be-
fore the other apparatus arrived. The fire
originated from defective fue. The
damage amouts 10 about 800.
The Beuwood mill will start up to-mor-
row. During conversation with a mem.
Der OF the firm the scribe was informed
that nearly the entire packing room floor
had to be relaid, owing to the old floor
having settled after the fool reCeded.
Just what is the extent of losses by this
firm, the scribe could not ascertain,
though it is considerable.