Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
TAG CRY IN BKIEF.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.


COUNCIL this evening.
OSE marriage license was issued ysster'
day.
Twodeeds oftrust we're admitted to record
yesterday. I
THs Top Il blast furnace started up
full yesterday.
The Picket Bros. have sold their grocery
to Mr.. Fred Molter.
THg Police and Fire Board met last
evening and audited bills.
To DAY the insurance men will ADJUST
the loss BY FIRE recently sustained by Mr..
Henry Seibert.
The Vigi!snt company tried their new
horse yesterday, and the animal gave per
feet satisfaction.
The North End Athletic and Literary
Association will give picnic at SeiOeFts
Garden on May 2S.
JOIN DAVIS, of the North End, who had
his left arm amputated the other day, Is
improving rapidly.
TIE managers aud strikers at the
| SlhQudEO uAA1 at -boNAAO A-Se
bat came to no conclusion.
THE Chspline street Polo Club will enter
tain their friends in royal style tonight al
the yhspline Street Rink
Tue Turner Association nominated OH
GERS on Sunday afternoon, 10 be elected on
the first Monday in April.
TaE last will and testament Of Adam
ElliOghsm was admitted to probate yester-
dsy, and ordered to be recorded.
Mr.. Fritz KELLERNIER and Miss Eliza
beth Z,lch will be married to day by Rev
Paul Siegelmisr az bis residence.
Miss MAGGIE GEoRGE, of Baltimore, who
furnished the Arion With masquerade suits,
hss the finest line Of costumes ever seen ID
thi' city.
Mr. AUGUST FRoHNE and Miss Emms
Blum, were married on Sunday afternoon
By Rsv Henry BAshr Of st. Pauls Ter
man Church.
THIS evening, Eintrscht Lodge No. 254
an1 Einiskeits Lodge No. 292, Order OF
d rugari. will hsva pubhc installation OF
off ezra at Noltes Hall, on the South Side.
Mr. JOIN TURPlX OF Clinton, who fell
some days ego on Market street and hurt
himself quite badly, is ge,tiog along well.
His fall wss caused By feeoleness from old
age, be being almost eighty years Old
a THREE YEAR OLD child Of Chss. Kett-
Ter, of the Eighth ward, was buried yester,,
day at Mt lions Cemetery. the tHners
services being conducted pY Rev. Zeigel-
mier.
Ma. HIRAM TETERs and Miss BQr"inkle
were. married several days since by Rev
Apologize of the Disciples Church. Mr.
Peter is q member of The firm OF Scott
McGcsw & Co., Of Bridgeport.
: G. GEIsER, a young mon employed al
lSchmulbach's brewery, while coming DOM
. fight Of steps At the residence OF Mr. +.
+. Zeigler, had the misfortune to fall and
: break his left arm Just below the elbow.
A FAMILY ROW occurred on Eof street
Sixth ward, yesterday forenoon. A wo
mans voice could be heard loudly calling
Tor the police and yelling murder. Before
the minions OF the law arrived, however
everything was quiet on the Potomac.
A FEW friends surprised Mr.. John K
Bot ford, one of Wheelipg's respected CHI
zeas, at his residence on Thirteenth street
Iass evening, 10 congratulate him upon the
10Th anniversary Of his birthday. The
evening WAS spent in social converse and
cards
Say RAJ DAYS since Felix Fey, an EN-
ploye On The dairy farm Of Henry KEEL, Of
Stsckysrd HolloE, attempted to clean out
q boiler by steam, and not understanding
the modus operandi he was badly burned
about the shoulders and face by the steam
rushing out upon him. He is laid up.
: Miss ). J MEHoLIN, Administrative, will
, offer at public sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday March 10, az ii o'clock, the
fsrm ut rhe late Joseph Meholn, contain
: ing 100 acres, situate three aud hall
ntles south of S.. Cisirsvlle and three
b. miles east Of Warnock aud Glencoe Thi:
is valuable and desirable farm, aud par
ties wishing to purchase will do we'll to ut
tend the sale.
MAJ OsC,R BURDATTs, general sgent OF
Reymaun's Brewery, will 60 into the bust
! uess OF raising poultry Of the finest qnsl
liy. he has made contracts with the
! leading poultry rsisers of the country to
: furnish him with fne stock. He will eu
ter the business on an extensive scale
! and will doubtless meet with the success
be deserves. He received the first chip
ment OF fine leghorns last Saturday. and
will have in his yards every fine breed
known.
VS. notice in the Cleveland Leader and
/ H-rald, OF March Alb ain full account ofthe
commencement Exercises OF Medical De
psrtment of The Western Reserve Cniver
sity. Of Cleveland, that among those re
ceiving the title of u ID, Wheeling West
. Va had two successful representatives.
viz: W s RutchiDs and Alfred r. War
9 den. Mr. Hutchins was formerly in busi
ness in this cit,, but for the pas; few years
has been studyiug medicine under DR. l.
D Wilson. Mr.. Warden We understand
has been a pupil OF DR., j. Il Pipes.