Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25
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Reporters.
The Pemky track along the wharf Is IN
dergoiDg repairs
ONE marriage license was issued by Re
eorder Hook yesterday.
Repairs have been commenced ut the
Female College building.
THERx were twelve cases before the police
court yesterday morning.
The new roadway along the south an
portion Of the uhAIfi is almost completed.
THE drought is compelling the Island
gardeners to irrigate their growing stud oy
hand.
CHEZ DuSSIxG Is going ahead with tie
brick payements for the Eighth ward hose
house stalls.
The calm after the storm is quite notice
able, and things are sWfully dull after the
Saeugerfest.
MEssRs. MCLAUGHLN & McGNLEY yes
tsrday received another car load OF their
famous S~heboygan water.
OSR case was registered at police head
quarters at IN early hour this morning
VIM. Smith, for VaSrancy.
THE members of La Belle Lodge No. 2,
A. o. U. w., are requested to meet at their
hall at 100 o'clock this evening.
A HANDSOME crsyon of Mr.. Joseph
Graves, by Miss A. ]. Graves, of Philsdel'
phia, is on exhibition ct Nichols.
MARY HAwLEY, the girl who was so bad
" burned BY an explosion OF kerosene, at
the Jail, is getting along very well
The West Virginia State Fair Asso'
citation advertises for proposals for renting
the dining hall, furnishing 9 brass band,
and various other things.
The Run SunAower base ball club de,
feated the Quicksteps on the old Fan
grounds ThuIdsy afternoon, by q score Of
I9 to Is. These clubs play another game
to-day.
AHANDsoNE paper cutter, made from q
| Wheeling spike, was brought to this office
yesterday by Mr.. Nal. Gatmsn. The wors
was done By George Brakeman, and shows
up the metal in fine style.
THE walls of the new gss-holder well have
reached a height Of four or five feet. They
are three feet thick at the base, resting
upon q solid concrete foundation, and con-
tain q vast amount of material
Tomorrow is the closing day of the Way
man Chapel A. NJ. e camp meeting a
Martins Ferry, Ohio. There will be preach
ipg at IL q. m. and 3 p. m. Also preach
ing and closing exercises at 7;3O p. m.
We hope this warm weather will keep up
ripl along, for if the thermometer should
happen to drop q few degrees the folks who
90 about saying, is this hot enough fol-
your will be at a loss for something tc
talk about.
THERE will be no services by the congre
CATION of the North Street N. f. Church
until further notice. The idea OF holdinG
services in the rink has been abandoned
The repairs to the church edi6ce are pre-
crossing rapidly.
Tux Baltimore 4 Ohio conductors viii
shortly adopt the long frock coat with the
deepcollar. The brskemen will adopt the
sack coat. The brass buttons will be sab
sti,uted by nickle ones, and will bear The
monogram Of the company.
1hE DlsElCl SOulcACASC - "a N'oON'
| district will convene in the Latter Day
Saints Chapel, sesr Forty-eighth street, a
1880 n. to-day, With preaching in tn,
evening and on Sunday at 1870 q. m. snc
7:4S .. m. Rev. W. II. Kelly, of Coldwster
Mich, and other ministers from abroad vii
be in attendance.
SQUIRE ARKLE yesterday had a rather in
ieresiiDg civil case before him, the parties
being P. d. Carroll and Christian Hess
The suit was brought to recover the value
of two tombstones, and the jury awarded
the plaintiff, Mr.. Hess, $1,000. John D
Pendleton represented Mr.. Hess, while j. D
Ewing appeared for Mr.. Carroll.
A crow Of young men went out to
Berry's,,hole to take q swim, yesterday whel
they were met by q number Of the DIRTY
Dozen who Immediately proceeded to slug
the boys. The latter took to their heels an
skipped. When reaching q safe distance
they took an inventory Of damages and i
was found that one battered eye was al
hot nonld he fOund