Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-22
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THE Central Oil COmpany's Martin we'll
is down ], 300 feet.
THERE were three cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
Two deeds of trust were admitted
to record yesterday.
THE watering troughs placed at various
points about the city are great convent
enoe to drivers.
MEssRs. FRIEND Il Son, the under
takers, have just received q new hearse.
1t is very rich and appropriate in its ap-
pOiDtments.
THE Beethoven Singing Society will
give grand steamboat excursion to New
Martinsville, Sunday, June 23d Of June,
on the Courier.
THE street railway switch in front of
the Mcclure House was torn up, yesterday,
rs being no longer necessary to the opera
ton of the cars.
WHEELING CITY CASTLE, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will give an excursion
to New Cumberland, June 30th. Meis-
ter's band will 90.
THE mental examination for the naval
cadetship also includes arithmetic, which
was inadvertently omitted by the printer
from Mr.. PendletOn's communication.
A MEETING of the Druggists Association
was called for the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday afternoon, but quorum OF
members failed to show up and there was
no meeting.
THE remains of Mrs George W. Bier,
formerly of MOundsville, having been re-
moved from Rockingham county, Virginia,
when this lady died in July, 1885, were
Yesterday inferred privately in Greenwood
cemetery.
CELIA WILLIAMS waived an eXamina'
ton before Justice Davis, yesterday, to the
charges of keeping house of ill-fame and
selling beer without license, and gave
bond in 500 in each charge, to answer be-
fore the Circuit Court.
THERE was a slight fire at the residence
of Mrs Heilmeyer, No. 1872 Eoff street,
Yesterday afternoon. The Atlantic re-
sponded with BabeOck exiinguisher, and
put out the flames, fter few dollars
damage had been done.
THE natural gas will he shut off on the
Island some time to-day, in order to make
change in the main at JOnsthan'e
ravine. Il can not be definitely stated al
what time in the day the shutdown will
occur, but it will only last from one to
two hours.
CAMPAIGNING at Moundsville will open
this year about the 18th OF August, and
from present indications, the meeting will
he one of the most interesting ever held by
the Association. Among the distinguished
speakers who will bs present are Bishops
Joyce, Mallalien, Newman, and possibly
GOOdsell.
JUSTICE HARLAND, of the United States
Supreme Court, is expected to arrive ii
the city tomorrow to preside over thu
United States Circuit Court here. Thi
will be the first time in her history tina
Charleston has been honored by the pres
ence of member of the Supreme bench
Star.
To NIGHT Welcome Lodge, No. 6. A. o
IU. W., will celebrate its first anniversary
by a grand entertainment at the 0peri
House. A splendid programme has beer
arranged, and, Judging from the talen
thereon, the entertainment will be fine
one. Those with invitations are the only
once who will be admitted.
THE laying of the Market street bricl
pavement attracts great many spectators
and all of yesterday afternoon the pave
ments on both sides of the street at tn
scene of operations above Fourteenth hell
, | OOod-aized crowds The pavement ha
now been laid up to the Opera House en
trance, and good progress is being made.
THE small daughter of Joseph Gibbs
Esq, was run into by horse attached t,
butcher wagon, on South Chaplin
street, yesterday morning, and while tn
child WAS not badly hurt, it was narrow
escape. The name of the driver or of tn
owner could not be learned, but the acci
dent is said to have been due to tn,
drivers csrelessness.