Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-10
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ofNews.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted record
yesterday.
THKRE were three cases before His Hon
or yesterday.
ABR1sK rain began at half-past twelve
this morning.
CONSTABLE DICK BIRD yesterday sold
a square piano for $50, at auction.
The members of the Nail City Gun
Club had a jolly time at Echo Point yes
terday.
The tower ofthe City Hall looms up in
a pale and ghOstly way. 1t has been PANT
ed white.
THE Board of Public Works is putting
down the crock sewer on Fourteenth street,
east of Eoff.
THE Wheeling Base Ball Club will leave
Tuesday for Steubenyille, Alliance ana
Wooster, D.
Mr.. W. II. KAsLEY and Miss Mary +
Amick, of this city, were married at Steu-
benyille last Monday.
AJAM of wagons, on Market street, yes
terday afternoon, would seem TO indicate
that business was Frightening mp.
FRANK BOOTH yesterday qualified as the
executor of Rebecca D. c. Booth, deceased.
Bond, $4,000. No security required.
AN Ohio River Road brakeman, named
Brodie, fell from a moving train, in North
Wheeling, Yesterday, brulslng himself
slightly.
A WARRANT for a special term OF Part
Two of the Circuit Court was issued yes
terday, court to commence at y O'CLOCK
this morning.
THERE will be q party before His Honor
this morning to explain how he came to
break plate glass window on Main street,
q day or two ago.
CHAs. KErTLER, who keeps a shoe store
On Jacob street, in the Eighth ward, yes
terday seriously sprained his back while
lifting q heavy weight.
THE Board of Commissioners Committee
O Building met yesterday afternoon to in
terpret a certain portion of the contract tor
work on the new Court House.
A COW which had a man attached to
the end of a D had quite u good time
and lots of fun pulling the maj around
Market street yesterday afternoon.
OWNERS of wheeled vehicles are request
ed by the police to display their license
number eonspicuously. Those who have
not taken out \ license should do SO al
once.
THE sum of $50 was lost on Main street,
between Tenth and Eighth, q day or tive
ago. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the money at Sergeant Smiths
office.
Mr.. CHAs. B. REEDS little SON., fell
from the second story of the residence Of
Mrs. Reeds mother, at Newark, Thursday,
sustaining serious injuries. Mr.. Reed leit
for Newark in obedience to a telegraphlC
summons.
Mr.. r. V. ARKLE will sing a solo,
ave Maria" by Willard, at the Second
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Miss
Forsyth will sing Not a Sparrow Fall
eth" by Abt. The choir will sing a
quartette, "Hear US, o Father"
THERE is on exhibition in Henry Some,
born's window, on Market street, a Victor
tricycle., q NlCpOI uACg ClCB OOth AS"1 go"
the long list of prizes to be given the con
testants in the coming road race. The
display attracted much attention last
night.
THERE will be a Union gospel temper
ance meeting held at the Baptist church
this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, by Sergeant
G. ". Murray, of Cleveland. Rev. r. F,
Randolph, G. W. Atkinson, G. W. Bags,
J. T. Reed and others will address the
meeting. All are invited.
THE Germania Singing Society has
ordered though Jacob W. Grubb q hand
some gold medal in the shape Of a Greek
cross, which they will present to the
I Knights of st. John as a token Of then
appreciation of the services rendered by
the Knights at the Germania picnic OIL
July 5.
THE paving of Fourteenth street Is de
layed by the non-arrival Of bricks, the low
water making it impossible for boats Il
get down. Contractor Campbell though
Yesterday that some slight draught bargei
/ might get down last night. He will com
mence paving Chapline street, north o
Eleventh, as soon as the natural gas ditcl
is filed mp.