Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
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The News of the Day Fointedly Para
ETSphed for Hssty Readers.
READ advertisement of rooms wanted
by physician.
OFFICER DUNLAP landed an unfortunate
in the cooler, yesterday.
THERE WIS no session Of the Police
Court, yesterday morning.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord st Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
TIE fines AID fees assessed in Police
Court during November footed up $716 80.
THE Ohio Valley Necs claims that by
1890 Matthias Ferry will hayss population
OF L 5000.
Two DRINKS were the only cases regis
tered at pOIcs headquarters at = o'clock
this morning.
sire Its yesterday, and the retail men re-
port a big trade.
THE Committee on Poor House and Farm
of the Board CT Commissioners met at the
IufrmaIy, yesterday.
The sky last evening was very beauti-
ful, and the moon end stars shone ont as
clear and bright 8 any one could wish
for.
The Katie Fox referred to in yester-
days item in the REGISTER is not Katie,
daughter Of Patrick Fox, of the First
ward
SOME of the big illustrated journals have
issued very handsome Christmas numbers,
which ara already on sals at the news
stands.
ROBT. KIDD, ofSs. Clairsyille Junction,
who was seriously Injured o short time ago,
is improving and will not lose his eye-sight,
rs was Thought at first.
The Elm Grove railway will run a
special train OF the night Of the concert Of
Glmor5's Band, to enitle these out in the
country to return home the same evening.
THE Council Committee on Ordinsncss
snd Accounts are called to inset this even
ing. The ordinance committee is to con-
elder the provisions Of the proposed loan
ORDINANCES.
THE Christmas goods displays in many
Of the windows are very handsome and
elicit general admiration. A great many
rOgelties ia Christmas goods are noticed
tbiJ ssasop.
THE trials Of Sowders aud Arbaugh,
the tSo Nartiu's Ferry men implicated in
tie shooting sCraPe st Jerry Clemens,
about six months ego, will come up in
Court st s.. Cllirsgille, to-day.
WM. S. LOWE, whose home is at Mounds
vile, but who was sent TO the ~penitentiary
for grand larceny IN 1884 for an eight
years term, hes bsen pardoned by the
Governor on tie ground of failing health.
THE fine of james Norman, who was
fined in Calhoun County for selling liquor
and other violations of the laws, has been
remitted By Governor Wilson upon the rec
ommeadsiiOn OF the Judge who sentenced
him.
The east abutDent of the Union bridge
is now eighteen feet above the surface,
snd good PROCESS is being made. The
switch at the Top mill will be COM
menced in a few days.
Mrs. Rosie GILLESPIE, a well known
and esteemed lady, Gied yesterday moru-
ing OF IL o'clock, aged seventy-seven years,
and the funeral will take place from the
residence of her son, James Gillespie, Sat
urdsy morning. Mass will be sad at the
Cathedral at $50 o'clock.
On Saturday Ebenezsr McClellsnd, of
North Ssrsbane; Arnold Bros. and James
MorriGo7, of CHARTERS, delivered to VIM.
Mcpherson, at the C~snnousburg station,
their wool. Arnold Bros. had 5000
MCC.elland 1900 and Morrison
about !, 600 ponds, The prices paid ranged
f,om 80 to 324 cents. Washington Re.
porter.
Mrs. CATHERINE SCHNEPF, relict of
the late Frederick SchEepf, died yesterday
morning. at the advanced sgs of nearly
5eYenty-six years. Mrs. Schnepf was a
respected lady, and n of cur
German citizens. The funeral will
take place from the residence Of her 500,
Christian Schrepf, Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
THE hesring Of the motion for c new trial
10 the Baker case, the disposition of the gas
injunction salt, and some important chan
Gerry business are expected to be settled by
Judge Jacob at a special term of Court to be
held here early in December. The new
judges will enter apcn their duties at the
beginning Of the year eHs6Urg Local.