Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-04
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BITS OF NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There BY ReSiste;
Reporters.
July four times. Let the eagle scream
A DEER was born at the park yesterday
BUSINESS at Justice Ankles court is flour,
ishiDg.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes-
terdsy.
Iron is being laid on TIE new Pewiky
switch.
FoUR deeds of trust were admi tied to rec
ord yesterday.
THIS morning the wheelmen will start for
Little Washington.
The voice of the fire cracker was heard
in the land last evening.
THERE were three DRINKS before His
Honor yesterday morning.
One plain drunk was all that was record
ed at headquarters last night.
A HORSE fell down on the wharf yester
day and sustained serious injuries.
THE boys should read the Mayors procla
nation in our advertising columns.
OFFICER SHAFER found Mary Bell drunk
on the street yesterday evening and locked
her up.
JUsTlCE ARELE placed Mary Baker and
Mary Davis under $50 bond each to keep
The peace for one year.
10. o F. LODGES from this city, Bellaire
ard Martins Ferry will picnic at Wslnu
Grove at the latter place, to-day.
READ the SUNDAY REGIsTER for news
from al the picnics, excursions. incidents
accidents and smusements Of to day.
AUCTIoYEER HALLER yesterday sold thu
Seibke residence, on Chspline street, South
Side, to Henry SchmuIbach, for $1,000.
SHERIFF HANDLAN yesterday appointed
John q. Whyte, Of the Sixth ward, depu
ty sheriff. The appointment is good one
MosT people, rot connected with the
daily press, will enjoy life in some way o,
other to-day. The pencil pushers vii
work.
The Chspine Street Rink will be open
as usual this afternoon and evening. H.
the evening good music will be on hand
and good time Is assured
The telephone was opened up to Wash
pgton, Pa, Thursday night, and worked in
grand style. The line by this rou.e to Pitts
burg is shortened about thirty miles.
The Associated Press reports are fur
Wished exclusively to the SUNDAY REGISTER
The news from all over the world will b.
found in Its columns tomorrow morning.
A MAN from Bridgeport, who was working
at the corner of Market and Seventeenth
streets, laying curbing yesterday, had his
right hand badly mashed, heavy stone fall
ing on it.
SUNDAY hours will be observed at the post
Office to-day. The general delivery aud let
ter carriers window will be opened from g.
TO 10 a. m. The carriers will make col
lection from all boxes at 3 p m.
Mr.. HENRY DIrTNER, an old and re
spected German citizen, died at his resi-
denee, No. Al Indiana street, Island, a.
halfpsst nine yesterday morning. The fu
neral viii take place at three o'clock to
morrow afternoon, the interment being
the Peninsula cemetery.
CHLDRENs' Day will be observed to-mor
row morning at the Disciples Church. The
regular services will be dispensed with anG
special attractions in the line Of music and
short speeches given. The edifce will b.
tsstefully drsped with vines and natural
flowers. The public are cordially invited tc
be present
A BOY from North Wheeling became very
i'll on Market street, yesterday, with al
affection resembling cramps. He wa.
taken to Reeds drug store and the props.
remedies given him, which failed to do tn
work, and thinking he had in some wa
been poisoned the clerk, Mr.. Archie Adams
gave him an emetic, which had the desireG
effect and the lad was greatly relieved.