Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07
"a uIrY In BRIEF.
Matters of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
COUNCIL has been called for this even
ing.
The painters about town are as busy IS
bees.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THERE was only one case before His
Honor yesterday.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested q woman yes
terdsy for disorderly conduct.
PRoF CRoCKER's "Equirationels" at the
Opera House matinee this afternoon.
YESTERDAY afternoon the children Of the
Cathedral school, visited the other parish
schools of the city in q body.
The Regulars of this city and the Steu-
benville club will play a match game IN
the latter city tomorrow afternoon.
ALPHA LODGE, Knights of Honor, will
entertain Oriental Lodge at the lodge
room, Odd Fellows Hall, this evening.
D KULL & Co, the South Side carriage
builders. Yesterday turned out q fine deliv-
cry wagon for C. W. Kreitzer, the grocer.
A FOOT race, 100 yards, for a purse Of
$50, will be run out the pike, Saturday
week, between John Halpin and John
Champion.
THE Beethoven Singing Society vii
give an excavation to SteubenVille, on the
steamer Courier Sunday week. Kramer
full baud will accompany them.
A GERMAN. whose name we were unable
to learn, fell into the river from the ferry
aoat near the mouth of Whiskyrun, on thu
Ohio side. yesterday afternoon, but wa
rescued with nohsrm done save a thorough
wetting.
CONTRACTOR GORE is putting down {
crossing OIL Market street in front OF tn
old REGISTER building. The crossing /
composed of hard burned clay brick, ant
Mr.. Gore is doing the work at his OIL
expense to prove that the bricks will stsut
more wear than the regular fire clay paw
ing brick:
THE Board of Directors of the Stat,
:. Fair Association have before them for ex
!, animation a number CT sketches OF tn
Fair Grounds from different points o
view, the intention being to have the bes
> and most effective one reproduced in color
tor distribution. Some very striking de
> signs have been submitted.
/ LAST evening as Peter Erb, the livery
man, was driving home, his horse becam
frightened at the cars on Sixteenth stree
and backed the buggy to which it was a
tsched up to Heckel's store, on Msrke
street, where it reared up and fell down OF
one side and repeated the same perform
suce on the other. resulting in twisting tn
shafts of the vehicle completely of, ba
doing no other damage.
t The grocers doing b%usinesS betwee'
First street and Thirty,second streets, hav
, agreed to close their places of bushes
tour nights in the w~eek-Ionday, Tues
q, dsy, Wednesday and ~Thursdsy-at
l o'clock. Friday and Saturday evening
they will keep open as usual. AS yet tn
: Island grocers have not agreed TO the al
rangement, but it is believed they vii
do So.
HOPE Commsndery No. 20, K, T., a
= their stated conclave tn this place, Tues
J day evening, indicted 7. + Orr, o
Bridgeport, Thomas Bartott and Andre
; Tolmie, ir, of Bellaire, into the mvsterie
of Kniyhthood. A number Of Sir knight
from other localities, among them J. R
Purnell, Ballaire, Ezra Mcconnell, Flush
t ing, R. H. List and George Breme'
Wheeling, l. W. I~nglebright, of Martin
4 Ferry, and otbera, were presents
, GAINESVILLE Chronicle.