Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
In GEN EkAL.
Transfer of Real Estate.


The following transfer of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks office yester-
day:
Deed made May 2, 1885, by William Frs.
kline and wife TO Jane, Hugh B and Mary
NJ Erskine OF Washington county, Pa, for
tract Of land on the waters of Middle
Wheeling creek. Consideration Sl,354.
Living High.
The Molie Darling fishing club, which is
located at Marin's Landing, down the
river was visited this week by Mr. John
Campbell, and he reports the boys as having
a good time and living on the fat Of the
land. The club is composed OF Robert
Newton, captain; John Weisgerber, stew.
ard John Newton, treasurer, Peter Alt
meyer and several others. They are catch
ing lots of fish.
Strawberry Social.
The strawberry social under the auspices
Of the Wheeling Literary Society, at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
openeu last night and was we'll patronized.
I will be continued tonight when the match
between Mr. Mcdonald and Mr.. Werninger,
shich was postponed at the fair some time
sirce, will be decided as will also the lot.
tery. Don't fail to attend tonight.
Another Fellow.
Although the weather was quite warm, a
good sized audience was present at the
Chspline street rink, last night, to witness
he race between Sheppard and Stevens, Of
Ohio. However, before the race came of,
It was learned that Stevens had only as
sumed that name, and that bis right name
was Blskney, a professional racer. Shep.
pard made no attempt to win the race and
Blakney came in first in both heats causing
no enthusiasm or excitement. The man
ayers of the rink did not know that Stevens
was somebody else-thst is if he is another
fellow.
Mass Temperance Meeting.
A mass temperance meeting will be held
on vacant lots near the La Belle nail works,
corner Of Thirty first and Eoff Streets Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by Rev. HIte, G. W..
Raggs and others. and the music will be
conducted by Mr.. Isaac Stewart. Every
body is invited to attend, as it is sure to be
interesting. 1t is the desire Of those inter-
SsItu III Iul5 great WOTh IO DhN6 tHU5c "uO
are in sympathy with their efforts to make
it point to be present and lend the move
ment what influence they possess. 1t is in
ended to keep these meetings in operation
all throug b the summer.
Committee Appointed.
At the last meeting of the Board Of Com.
missioners communication was read from
The clerk of the Marshall county court set
ing forth that Messrs Henry Keltz, N.
Bowler and S. R. Davis had been appointed
a committee to act with a like committee to
De appointed by the Ohio County Board of
Commissioners, to settle some boundary dis.
pute between the two counties. 1t seems
the trouble is in relation to the assessment
of certain farms lying partly in each coun-
~. The law in relation to such cases pro-
!des that where the tract of land is Of one
housand acres or less the assessment shall
ne made by the county in which the largest
portion lies Marshall county, under this
Jaw, has claimed and assessed several farms
IF which the largest portion is thought to
ne in Ohio county, and with view to an
Examination of the land the committee was
appointed by the Marshall court.
President Woods has appointed as COM
miltee on the part of this county Messrs
Peterson, Stalker and Maxwell and the two
committees will meet next MOndBy after.
noon at | o'clock.