Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-30
In GENERAL.
Transfer of Real Estate.

Transfer of Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate
was admitted to record by Clerk Hook
yesterday:
Deed made March Is, 1885, by W. L. Co'e
and wife, of Parkersburg, to Benoni Fesy,
of Ohio county. for a house and lot in Tria
delphia. Consideration $500.
Circuit Court.
In Part Of the Circuit Court, yesterday
Judge Jacob presiding, the only cases com.
ing up were those of Jacob Dillon, indicted
for selling liquors to minors, in which the
the accused was discharged, aud the appes.
of John Habber6eld against j. Wilson, in
which q verdict OF Sl04.95 was rendered
for the plaintiff.
Business Practically Suspended.
Business at the State House is practically
suspended in the Auditors and Treasurer 9
offices, and is transacted with great Difficult
~ in the other departments The work of re
moving the State property is progressing
rapidly, and he lower corridor is now almos,
clear of the great piles OF packing cases
which has encountered it of late.
An Assignment.
Yesterday Henry Heilborne and wife, who
have been doing business in the millinery
and notion trade near the corner OF Twen
ty.second and Main streets, made al assign
ment to Allen Brock for the benefit of their
creditors, giving preferences as follows
Kraft Bros. i Rosenberg, S4l045; Speyer
Bros, $3.50. The remainder of the credi-
tors are to be paid pro rata out of the re
naming proceeds. The total amount If
the assets and liabilities could not be
learned.
An Important Economic Problem.
Hello thereT said Mr.. Noah Price to q
REGISTER reporter, as the former strolled
down Marker street. neatly dressed with
cane in hand performing its customary
duty, "whe' are We all coming TOP
why, what's upY said the reporter.
There's no work for u" said NJ. Price
ave can't get hate to do for the city. II
this thing don't stop, there will be the
EST time in this townyou eyersaw. WhooP
this matter up in the REGIsrER, will you?
Certainly
Not Entirely Correct.
A reporter net Mr. Samuel Lsughlin last
evening and Intercepted him in regard to
the report that the Mingo mill would go
into the manufacture of iron nails exclu.
sively. He said the rumor was incorrect
that the company had on hand good deal
Of material which they intended working up
into iron nails, as they had light demand
for them al the time, and this fact probs-
bly, led to the report. The company is now
contemplating letting contract to parties
to build steel plant in the near future,
which will in all probability be located g.
Mingo and will furnish the Laughlin mill a.
Martins Ferry and the Mingo mill with
steel
The Thomas Concert.
The demand for seats BY those desiring to
hear this magnificent orchestra, and the
srtistes who will appear I'm connection with
it, at the Academy of Music, on Saturday,
May 9th, continues undated, and the en-
tire number Of sittiDgs will probably be sold
several days before the date OF the concert.
The assurance given our citizens that the
orchestra would appear in its entirety has
had much to do with causing this steady
demand, A very large attendance from
our neighboring towns and from out the
National road, is looked for. Both the
Citizens and Elm Grove roads will hold
cars until the end of the concert.
Interesting Runaway.
A very interesting runaway occurred yes,
terdsy in the shape of a team Of horses at
tached to load Of hay. They took trigh;
coming down Market Square and the 6rst
interception to their progress was Jacob
Snyder, Esq s. buggy, which upset without
injury, while its portly occupant. made
two-forty gait on sill fours to the pavement,
also uninjured. Theteam kept on ct full tilt
Of the fate Of the buggy
or Its owner, the jshu, who had
sid from his toploptical position on
the hay to the hounds, where he
was helplessly trying to rein up bis mad
dened team. A friendly telegraph pole
near Henry Robinson's feed store stood in
the way of further progress and the only
damage, to the farmers delight was shat
tered tongue to his wagon.
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