Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,
Mere Mention Of Miscellaneous Matters of
General Interest.

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FRIDAY was pay day at the La Belle mill
TIE ladies were out in force yesterday.
YESTERDAY was payday al the Belmont.
NUMBER l6 drew the watch at Franz
helms. last night.
HAIF of the Emmett company are quar-
tered at the Howell House.
A. MAYERs & Co. have opened an express
Office at No. 1911 Main street.
The snow and the members of the Leg
islanre are gradually disappearing.
TINS is the anniversary Of the admission
of Nebraska into the Union, in 1867.
The sale Of the Hull farm near Triadel-
phia, advertised for yesterday, was post
poned.
YESTERDAYS nice weather resulted in a
large attendance of buyers at the Fifth
Ward market.
A LIVELY sixround dog fight took place
on the hill back of East Wheeling yester
day morning.
The Niagara was engaged yesterday
afternoon in pumping out several cellars on
Chspline street in the Sixth ward.
THE case of Ann Wooster came up before
Sc uire Arkle yesterday, and was continued
until March 10.
The sale of the Gray property on Eoh'
street, South Side, advertised yesterday, was
postponed till March 7th.
ANUNBER of the Emmett company amused
themselves on rollers at the Capitol rink,
yesterday afternoon and evening.
Two ARRESTS for fighting were made last
night, Officer Burns running in Joe Miller,
while Officer Schaefer captured Frank Nc
Cattem.
FRIDAY evening during the private party
given at the Capitol rink by the French,
Miss Mamie Haase had the misfortune to
fall and break one other arms.
THE property on the east side of Market
street, Fifth ward, belonging to the Meter
estate, was Yesterday sold to Fred Meyers,
for 81 2,24l, by auctioneer Haller.
A PLEASANT skating party had charge of
the Chapline street rink Friday evening
after the regular session, and INDUCED in
the delightful pastime until late hour.
The nailers at the Belmont factory will
go on tomorrow. 1t is said that the last
lot of stee. billets received at this mill are
very poor as great deal of cinder and dirt
is mixed up in its composition.
The heating apparatus in St. Luke's
Episcopal church, Island, which has been
out of order for several weeks, are new in
good order and the church will be warm
end nono oforfahla TO-DAY
"BMCK" POMERoY is again in the field
with Democratic weekly. This time he
"books' up at Washington. John A. Her
vey, formerly of the Wheeling Evening
journal, is the business manager.
ALI. the chances in the two handsome
placques, painted by Mrs. L. c. Reed,
which have been on exhibition at Franz.
helms since the holidays, have been taken
and the rattle will take place to morrow.
TIE young men of the Crescent mill will
give grand private skating party at the
Capitol rink, Monday night, which promises
to be successful and enjoyable affair, as
those in charge know how to run q thing Of
that sort.
TOMORROW night a party numbering
about eigteen couples from here, twenty
couples from Martins Ferry and ten cou
pies from Bellaire, will go out to ST. Clairs-
vile to take in the opening Of the new rink
at that place.
Mrs. DELLA FINSEGAN, a sister-in-law OF
John V. Garvin, died at Salineville, Ohio,
Yesterday. The funeral will take place
from the c. & P. depot at Bridgeport on
Monday afternoon, lnterment at Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
THE managers Of the Chapline street
rink have kindly consented to give the use
of their music, 'Kramer's orchestra to the
managers of the inaugural ball Wednesday
night, and the participants will have the
pleasure of dancing to the Professors
charming music.
GEORGE W. WEIsGERRER has fixed up his
working boat, and will 60 into active train
ing as soon as the ice breaks up to prepare
himself for coming contests this summer.
George expects to be in better trim this sea-
son than ever before, and is confident that
he can do W" any local oarsman who has
Tie temerity to tackle him, so his friends
sly.
MR.. l.. IL. NO"NloCht tue coulh ciue
florist, last night presented the REGISTER
with beautiful bouquet Of natural flowers.
Mr.. Nowviock has a fine lot of plants in his
hothouse and persons desiring lovely flow
ers Of any species made up into any shape
imaginable will do well to give this accom-
lished florist call.
The butcher wagon belonging to Martin
Fisher, of the Eighth ward, with two horses
attached and driven by son of Mr.. Fishers.
upset on Wood, between Fourteenth and Fit.
teenth streets yesterday The horses fright.
ened and ran off, breaking the wagon and
scattering the contents over the streets.
The driver escaped unhurt. The horses