Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-02
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SPRING.
Now. Spring. she is here
And the festive Book beer
Vow bOcketh itself Alright
Goods are selling 20 cost,
Fruit all KILLED by the frost
And Europe preparing 20 dsut
Now. the cigarette dude
And. the cane he has chewed
Together they stand on the corner
Now. the girl comes along
With a smile ike G song.
And The dude, ah the dude, hes soner.
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment will meet this evening
THREE deeds Of trust we're admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday
The house Of Bessie McKee,, which was
pulled last Saturday night, YVES No. 1873
instead Of 1920 Msin, rs heretofore pub
lished
MARY NJ. EARP was yesterday sppoint-
ed executor of the e-tate Of W. P. Earp.
deceased Bond g., 900; no security re-
quired.
JAMES A. HENRY was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF John
X. Mclaughlin deceased. Bond $780, ".
O. Handlan surety.
THERE were eight cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning. The young me1 en-
gsged in the fight Of the Fair Grounds got
s. and costs all around.
POSTMASTER JOHNSON. at Long Reach
TYLER county, has been removed, and y. -
Terry placed in charge in bis stead. The
removal was 10 give a suffering Republican
place.
Mr. FRANK JOHNSON received his pa
pars from the Posiofice Department al
Washington. Yesterday, and resumed his
old lob. Frank was only out about ten
months and half-a nice little vacation
A FAIR house greeted Pete Baker and
bis company in The Emigrant' at the
Opera House Last evening. There was
nothing remarkable ahout the show, but
Nr. Bakers acts took very well. Some
members Of the company were very poor.
Nh. CHAs NEWMAN. the Market street
dyer called at the REGISTER Office 70 say
that he did not receive a notification con
cerniug his vault As was stated ma the m
feliqencer Of Yesterday, and II be had been
20 notified he would have promptly At
tended TO the matter.
HENNIs, the young man charged with
,hooiiog Molle Williams. and Donovan
and Johnson, who were With him IN the
house at the time, will be given a hearing
before Justice Phillips this morning At ten
O'Clock. The condition OF the wounded
woman remains about the same.
THE three mile roller race at Wellsbufg'
Tuesday evening, between Eugene Hanke,
of this city. and Curran Nelson, OF that
place. resulted in draw, which VIII
probably be skaied over on the llth inst
Hanke skates Woods 3 three mile dash
next Saturday evening st Martins Ferry.
An entertainment WAS given IN the
basement of st. Alphonsus Church, Tues
day night, which proved very delgntini
one. Two small plsys were produced, the
first being IN German, entitled Der Euge-
billste Kmuke IN two acts and BRO
loeue. which was resd by Vim. j. Nolte.
The second play was called The Ghost,
in three ac.s. Both pieces were well pro-
duosd.
The tickets for the excursion and concert
to Wellsburg on Friday. May 81, are going
OIL With a rush Miss Flora Williams has
been secured and her name will be added
to the pr gramme, which is an exceeding
lv tine ons The boat Will leave the wharf
AZ 4 p m. sharp. committee will meet
the excDrsionis,s al toe WellsbuIg wharf
and escort them to supper.
THE marks on the landing last evening
indicated Is feet and rising The marks
from above yesterday were Plttsburg
10 feet 7 inches and falling. Brownsville,
feet and falling; weather cloudy Lock No.
4. IL feet 3 inches and falling; weather
cloudy. Parker, g feet 10 inches and fall
ing: weather clear and cool. Oil City, .
feet e. inches and falling; weather clear and
cool.