Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
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Interesting Batch of News Pointedly Parn.
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Some years ago Louis SchlcrnitZaucr, n
glass worker of this city, owned house
and lot in Mansfield. a railroad desired
to enter that city and Louis property was
on the line where the road was 10 run
through, so it was condemned. Before the
court decided what damages were due the
owner, Mr.. Schlcrnitzauer moved 10 Pitts.
burg, leaving a lawyer Ia collect the
money due him. The damages allowed
were $500. The man of law received that
amount and sent check for il TO Mr..
Schlernitnuer, but the bank refused Ia
cash it and it was never paid. The lawyer
was arrested and case found against him
by the grand jury and Friday Mr..
Schlcrnitzaucr went to Pitisburg 10 try
and give the fellow his Just deserts.
VIM. Kramer has purchased the Aqua
tic Theater of Ritz and Cochran, and will
conduct the same hereafter.
II was n fellow named Campbell instead
of Tarbet that was taken TO the penitentia-
~ by Sheriff Sedgwick.
The new c0urt house will he under cover
before Christmas.
The funeral of James Fleming takes
place at ! o'clock to-day.
Rev T. G.. Wallace will not be home
from Monroe county 10 hold services to-
day.
Miss Emma Oberman has returned home
TO Wheeling after a visit Of several days.
Cole. ID. POOrman works ~ hard while
at home as he does when out stumping.
On Friday he aud two others issued the
Tribune the Ddiiy CdH and the weekly cdi-
tion of his paper, the rest Of his force being
sick.
Thanksgiving services were held in the
Episcopal church on Thanksgiving morn
ing
There was no school on Friday, most Of
the teachers being out Of town attending n
meeting
w. s. Robinson, the dentist, will move
to Bridgeport.
J. B. Barnhill, the boiler maker, had
his employees at Martins Ferry last week,
doing work.
Twenty-six nail feeders from here az,
working in Benwood.
NJ. V. Miller, who has been i'll, is about
again.
Miss Winnie Porterfield gave party in
honor of her birthday last week.
4. Wiley will not 20 West until spring
The silver wedding Of John Dubois and
wife, on Friday night, was an elegant and
pleasing affair, and many handsome pres
ents were received.
The Columbia Club gave private hop
in their club room on Thursday evening
Miss LaHra Robinson is taking crayon
Lessons in Wheeling
The steamer Princess is running regular
Iy.
The water supply was not very good
last week. One morning il was shu; OF
entirely.
Tramps were quite numerous in thi,
city last week, especially on Thanksgiy'
ing.
Bellaire parties talk Of analyziDg ths
clay that abounds in this section iu the
hope that it will make good fire bricks.
A word 10 the wise etc. Parks Il Dick,
ems have a fine display Of Christina
goods.
Miss ElizIbeth BeDtfeld and Mr. Jos.
O'Donnell were married last week.
Miss Luella Garrison was joined in
wedlock 10 Joseph Beck, Of MaI tins Ferry
last week.
Miss Emma Mitchell, Of Bridgeport,
visited friends here last Thursday and
Friday.
Enough coal diggers can not be found
to get out the coal required at the Bel
mont Coal Works.
Joseph Rheubottom has moved his fam
lily to Barnesyille.
Rev. Mr.. HOey will be the permanent
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church.
Two gentlemen Of this city will open q
plumbing establishment at Martins Ferry
''Mikado' viii be presented here som'
time next month by New York company
Children's Day at the W. X. Copps fail
wasa very pleasant occasion.
The G. L. & W. road is building two
new switches at the Bellaire Nail Works.
Mrs. Charles Chapel is visiting at hel
home in GAINESVILLE.
Mr. Barnes, the printer, is threatened
with tbs fever.
Mr.. Heidlein, the express man, has pur
chased two new horses.