Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
LARGEST Assortment Hot Weather Clothing heCNy.
IN A SMALL WAX.
The News OF the Day Pointsdty Para
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The News OF the Day Pointsdiy Para
xrsphsd for Hasty Readers.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to
record, yesterday, by Clerk Hook.
THE glassworkers' picnic, at the Fair
Grounds, Saturday, should not be forgot
ten.
THE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated feet 2 inches and fall
ing
CHESTER DEEM was arrested by Officer
Desmond, las. evening, for exposure Of
person.
GREEN apples, peaches and watermelons
have put in their appearance, and the
cholera morbus season is not far of.
THE third racing matinee Of the Gentle
mems Driving Association will occur this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on the State Fair
Grounds.
Mr.. H. p. MCGREGoR has sold his
South Broadway residence TO Ralph White
head. Mr.. McGregor will build on South
Front street.
The Morrow farm, below Benwood, was
again offered for sale at the Court House,
Yesterday, bnt was adjourned, the bid not
being regarded as sufficient.
In the case of the Woodmansee estate
vs.. the Penn Mutual ms. Co, on trial at
st. Clairsville, arguments were heard yes
terday and the case sumbitted.
LIGHTNING struck the cottage Of Mrs.
Hopkins, in the Moundsyille Camp
Grounds, and burned it to the ground.
All the furniture was destroyed.
The Nickel Plate Glass Company, at
Fostoria, will commence operations on
June 20. b. N. Hildreth and Andy Smith
are at the place preparing for the start.
IT is understood that two young ladies
who have resigned their positions at the
telephone Office will soon become brides,
A Pittshurg gentleman will be the lucky
mau in one instance.
THE commencement exercises at Mt. de
Chautal will take place Wednesday morn
ing, June Goth, at 1880 o'clock. There
are three members of the graduating class
in the English course.
THE trial of Russell Bow was not COM
menced before Judge Boyd, at Mounds
vile, Yesterday, ~ was anticipated. 1t IL
stated there is probability OF nOte
being entered in the case.
In Police Court, yesterday morning,
Stella Chester got $40 and costs for keep
ing house of ill-iame, and five inmates
S. and costs each. George Ferguson got
SO and costs for disorderly conduct.
The Light Guards had good sized drill
meeting, last evening, at their armory,
market hall. The boys take a great deal
of interest in the company, and are getting
the military movements down Ene, under
command of Capt. Boyd.
CHIEF DUNNING has completed the work
OF placing q steam heater in the Atlantic
engine house. Ry means of this improve
ment there can alNsys be five or ten pounds
of steam kept in the boiler OF the engine
ready for any emergency.
THE members of Logan Tribe No. l, I'M
proved Order of Reed Men, excurted out to
Seibert's garden yesterday, where grand
picnic was held in honor of the thirty fifth
anniversary of the organic alton OF order.
A large crowd went out and all spent q
pleasant day.
The intensely hot weather of yesterday
resulted in lively thunder storm last even
ing, accompanied by shsrp lightning and
q rather high wind. Nopsrticnlar damage
resulted, if an exception be made OF the
breaking Of one or two telephone wires, on
the suspension bridge.
THE Disciples Sunday School will oh
serve Children's Day on June Gath. An
entertainment will be given by the scholars
of the school on the evening Of that day.
The church will be handsomely decorated
with flowers, etc, and good programme
is being prepared. An enjoyable time is
looked for.
AN old lady named Mrs. l.. @. Smith, of
Lewis county, was in the city several days
ago. She lad never seen railroad cars until
she came here on them, and when she saw
steamboat going mp the river she went into
ecstacies As her husband was along, she
didn't succeed in blowing out the gas at
the hotel, and is still alive to tell what she
saw.