Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-29
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Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Tax Central Glass Works IS on full force.
org marriage license vas Issued yesser-
day.
THE plate mill is in operation at the La
Belle mill.
Tax United States Court conyenes here
on the 9th prOximo.
The La Belle nail factory viii not resume
work until next Monday.
TnREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The iron moldere cleared $50 at their
ball at Turner Hall Thanksgiving eve.
Tx old saw mill row, in the Eighth
ward, is being torn down and carried away.
Mss You've, who had such q severe fall
on last Wednesday, is improving very
slowly.
A FORCE of men were engaged yesterday
putt;ng up large telegraph poles on Main
street.
A LARGE bunch Of keys was found on the
street yesterday. The owner can secure
them by calling at the city building.
II is reported that Mr.. Morgan English
and Miss Higgins, both residents OF this
county, were married last Wednesday.
CORONER SCHULTzE is very anxious to
find out who stole his calico hen, a fowl
that has been in this world thirteen years.
SUPERINTENDENT LOTUS, of the Citizens
railway line, has changed the running time
| of the cars, making their trips much quicker,
thereby accommodating the travelling public.
The gas trustees are experimenting with
gasoline, with q view TO using it in place OF
oil. The light is much brighter, and they
believe it will be cheaper in the long run
Nh. MICHAEL STEIN, one of the board OF
commissioners from Washington district,
who has been on the sick list was reported
10 be in q precarious condition last even
ing.
The citizens will hold another meeting at
the Court House next Monday night. All
persons interested in the financial condition
of the city are requested to attend this
meeting.
A rIaE alarm key, bearing the number
81. was found on the Island yesterday. No
such number is on the list now in possession
of Chief Dunning, and who is the o@ner Is
q mystery.
Tbs work boring for gas at the Contra
glass works is progressing quite rapidly
The well is now down to q depth Of 500
Ieet, where q large flow Of salt water was
encountered.
Ar the Gas Works yesterday the larges!
quantity Of gas that has ever been made II
this city, vas turned out. Superintendent
Dillon made $500 cubic feet of gas from
8 a. m. to 8 P. IN.
One of the plessantest parties Of the sea
son vas given at Frsnzheim's Hall, las
evening, where about forty persons enjoyed
themselves for three hours. The party Wa
conspicuous for the handsome costumes o
the ladies',
One of the most enjoyable parties Of th'
season was the one given at the residence o
Capt. James Campbell, on the evening o
the twentysixth, on the corner Of Eightl
and Market street. Over thirty couple wer
in attendance. wlo danced until a late hou
10 I. T. Cocksynes music.
HER many friends have learned, with
deep grief. of the death of Mrs, Il. j. BuI
lard, which occurred on Thursday. She en
ioyed 10 q large degree the confidence and
esteem OF q large circle Of friends, who vii
mourn her death with great sorrow.
LAST evening Miss Bessie Hall, the lead
ing performer at the Academy Of Musi,
this week. undertook to 90 through her. part
when she broke down and tainted just a.
she left the stage. The cause vas %entirel,
due TO her having received a dispatch bet
o few moments before stating that her faith
er was dead.
LAST evening a quiet u~nsssuming little
wedding took place at the residence o:
James +. Barnes, or tho corner of Wood
and Thirtysixth streets, South Side, thu
contracting parties being Prot. HermI "
Shockey and Miss Thyoza Barnes. Tn,
REGISTER extends congratulations, aud
wishes them a long life Of unalLOyed hap
piness.