Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-23
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HENRY REINKE, of 1925 Eoff street,
has added another chair to his barber shop.
FRANK HEALY killed 400 pound
turtle yesterday, and will serve it up this
evening.
THE Y. N. @. A. outing club will hold
a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the
Association building.
JUDGE CAMPBELL will hold a special
term of the Circuit Court to-day, and
Judge PAUL tomorrow.
TIE Friendship Rod and Gun Club from
Pennsylvania passed through the city yes
terday in a special car.
GEO l. MATHIsON has been appointed
notary public in and for Ohio county.
Bond, $3.50. John A Howell, surety.
WILLIAM FALLOURE was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian for William Davis.
Bond. 500, w. J. Nesbitt, surety.
THE next annual reunion of the First
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry Ascot
alton will be held at New Cumberland,
w. Va, September &c, 1889.
Doc PFAFFENBACH and Edward Stump
returned yesterday from the Blue Grass
Fishing Club, where they spent a week
fishing and hunting The boys caught
$50 turtles in three days.
THERE will be an excursion of society
people up to Steubenville on the steamer
Bellaire Thursday evening, and pleasant
time is anticipated. Prof. Charlie Kill
meyer will make the music.
LIEUTENANT GAUs and Officers DAum,
Shorts and Bell pulled Nan Morrison
house of ill-fame on Eoff street, about IL
o'clock last evening, capturing the
madame, three girls and two men.
THE Gas Board officials have commenced
the laying of about fifteen hundred feet OF
four-inch gas pipe along McCulloch street,
in East Wheeling The job will be COM
pleted, it is expected, by the end of the
week.
TIE Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
will float its palace down to CIesap's Grove
to-day or tomorrow, where they will re-
main for the summer months fishing and
hunting. That they will have a grand
time is beyond all doubt
TIE members Of the Mark Twain Rod
and Gun Club, sixteen strong, will leave
for Creasap's landing to-day. Before de-
parting, they will be photographed, at the
wharf. BY Parsons. Joseph Yogler's orehes-
ira will accompany them.
THE spring at the head of Fourteenth
street is getting in very bad condition
again. The boys have broken the faucets
OF the tank, and unless immediate steps
are taken to make substantial repairs, the
usefulness Of the spring will ba lost.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
have recently purchased a large tract OF
gas territory lying between their Hickory,
Washington county, field and Burgetts'
town, Pa. There is now one good gasser
in the field, and they propose 10 lay line
to this we'll and drill others this summer.
MEssRs. NIKE SCALLEY and w. S.
Horner, the labOring bosses at the Bel
mont mill, had quite an exciting chase yes
lerday, after two boys, who were stealing
castings from the cOmpany's machine shop.
Oae Of the boys was captured by Mr..
Scslley, and after giving him severe lee
ture he was allowed to 20.
The Lone Star" Fishing club left yes
terday for their camp at Fish creek. The
following WE'LL known young men are In
cluded in the persOnelle Of the club: Adam
Yahn, John Coleman, Killsiu Hamm,
Prof. jos. Kellar, Chas. Ochsenkuhn, Geo.
Yahn, and Henry Kellar. The Lone
star" is one Of the best fishing clubs that
leaves the city, and it is safe 70 say that
they will enjoy themselves.