Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-30
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Reporters.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to record
yesterdsd.
THE Council Committee on Real Estates
called omeet Friday evening.
TIE new brick gutter on the east end OF
Sixteenth Street 10 almost completed.
THE Atlantic engine house is being white
washed. The new Gliding pole Is ready for
use.
A FORCE Of workmen Is engaged in max
ing extensive repairs on the First PresbJ-
terrain church.
THE watermelon season will soon be in
full bloom and small boys viii just as soon
be fun Of pains.
NLLou1s CosrELLo will be before Justice
Arkle this evening ct 6 o'clock charged by
Mrs. Anna Wood with assault.
THE thanks of the REGIsrER reportorial
force are due the proprietor Of the Arlington
saloon for an excellent lunch, set up last
evening.
TIE crock in Alley l9 between
| Market and Main streets is badly choked
up, and . force Of men Is engaged in clean
ing it out.
JAcoB STREET, butween Seventeenth and
Sixteenth, is six to twelve inches above the
level Of the new brick gutter, and will have
to be graded down.
The river marks &ers as follows last
night Wheeling, 5 feet s inches and falling;
Pttsburg, 2 feet, 6 inches and falling;
Cincinnati, fleet, l inch and rising.
AVERY pleasant entertainment was given
at the Zane Street N. E Church Tuesday
evening. Alarge crowd was in attendance
ana all enjoyed . delightful evening.
SMALL boys are in the habit Of jumping
on passenger trains, in the South End when
they are running and several have almost
been thrown under the wheels lately.
Mss JANE CooPER was examined before
Justice Arkle yesterday for lunscy. The
physicians certificate and other necessary
papers viii be sent on to Weston to-day.
IT seems queer that people who have no
money will become involved in law suits,
arising from trivial causes, especially IN
these close times. But lots o them do 1t.
TIE Chapline street n. E. church is be-
ing handsomely repaired and papered on
the inside. The work is being done almost
entirely by q number Of the energetic mem
berS and when completed will be very pretty
SQUIRE DAVIS has abandoned the ole
quarters formerly occupied BY Justice
Woods, and has moved down stairs to the
room formerly occupied by Doctor Belle
vile, where be is fitted up in handsom'
style.
A GAM Of base ball was played on the
LaBelle commons yesterday afternoon by
the Neyersweats and Dudes. The game
was exciting and was won by the former
club By a score Of Is to 10. A return gam
will be played in the near future.
A GAY party Of East End young men wr'
out serenading last night. At a cert iii
residence q bouquet with the following not
attached, was received from the fair hsni
of lady love: The dog is chained and
papa is asleep, 80 do not be afraid"
A PARTY composed of Messrs. Steve Rice
George Sterling, orley Dorsey, Dave Ding
er, and John Armstrong will leave thu
evening for Aurora, W. Va, where they e
into camp for several weeks. Several o
the boys will take their bicycles along al
will no doubt have q good time.
The Darlington Stars, composed Of b
number of Clarington boys and several from
the Yump fishing club, have expressed a de,
sire to play a picked nine from the city, /,
match game of base ball. The Contra
club, John Rodmau, captain, will cross bait
with the Stars at Darlington on Friday.
As a four horse team attached to q heavy
9 belonging to Kssley, Brooks & Co
Was coming down Fourteenth street, yester
day afternoon, the saddle horse fell throw
ing of the driver, Chss. Gardner. Th'
horse was dragged some distance by tn
others and one Of the wagon wheels passed
over Gsrdner's left foot, i%njuring it quit
badly. The horse was also slightly bruised