Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-24
BITS OF NEWS.
Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.
COUNCIL tonight.
The Capitol Rink reopens tonight.

Reporters.
COUNCIL tonight
The Capitol Rink reopens tonight.
THERE was a fair house at the Academy
of Music last night The play gave gen
ersl satisfaction.
The Wheeling Bakery Company sdysr-
tise fine fruit cake for Thanksgiving din
ner, in another column.
A STACK ofhsy belonging 10 David Sla.
ter. near West Alexander, was destroyed
By FIRE one night last week. =,
A CARPET hes been placed on the room.
IN the southeast corner Of the City Hall
basement set apart for the lookup keeper.
A GUESSING match viii be the novel at.
traction at the Alhambra Palace Rink,
tonight Prizes for the best guessers will
be given.
ROBERT CANPBELL yesterday morning
finished the work of laying the brick block
pavement around the p, W. Il ny. &. +.
Co.'S depot.
CONTRACTOR CALDWELL yesterday de-
livered lot OF additional chairs at the
City Building. They will be placed in the
committee ROOMS.
The shears were running at the Jefier'
son nail works yesterday. Another heat
| ing furnace has been started and two more
\ nail machines are a. work.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give their select mssquer-
ade and dancing carnival on the 4th prox.
at the rink. Itpromises to be fine affair.
THE B 4 o. Company has much i'm
proved It's property at the corner Of Seven
teenth aud Eof streets, by changing the
grade and otherwise improving Its track
THE attraction at the Chaplins Street
Rink on Thursday night and matiRte is q
troupe of educated dogs They are fine
performers-oue Of them jumping sixteen
feet.
OK Saturday night Christian Schmidt
of Bsllsire. Jumped off q moving train OIL
the Ohio River road az Benwood station
which resulted in badly breaking one o.
his legs.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Of the pupils OF Mrs. Woods school
They propose to give delightful enter
ment which will well repay the cost of sd
mission.
The Happy Eight will give q mssquer
ade skstipg carnival at the ChaplinC
Street Rink, tomorrow night. Birch s tul
orchestra viii play, and pleasant time ii
anticipated.
The last viii aud testament OF Charlie;
, RAIDER Sr,, deceased, was admitted to pro
bate yesterday aud ordered to be recorded
The executors are Aaron w. RAIDER anC
Philip RAIDER, Jr.
PoRK making has begun ia earnest
Scheuek & Son will kill 1880 hogs each
week during the season, and List will DE-
up sbout 5000 porkers until New Years
This is some pork.
A EARN and large corncrib belonging L
, q Mr.. Grover, abont one mile back o.
Bellaire, burned down Saturday night, snd
yesterday Agent Emsheimer went out tc
J adjust the loss, as the property was insured
in one Of his companies.
THE Fire Department is in urgent need
OF two good horses. No horses have beer
purchased By Chief Dunning for over 8
year, and as the necessity for them is great
and there is money enough to the credit o.
. the department to warrant the expense
the Chief he's concluded to make couple
of purchases.
A RATHER heavy slip" occurred on the
Ohio River road yesterday opposite Coch
ransville, and two miles below SistersVille.
All baggage and passengers passing over
the road yesterday had to be transferred
The slip was caused by the extreme damp
weather, bat is not so heavy but that it can
. be remedied shortly.
YESTERDAY morning Mr. Baron, Of For,
ty-sixtb street, went into his yard and saw
.be heads Of five geese lying upon the
ground. The bodies belonging to these
heads were missing, and Mr.. Baron has
come 10 the conclusion that he trusted
humanity too far in allowing his geese 10
run Wild so near Thanksgiving.