Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16

cies caused by expiration Of terms, the
following gentlemen were elected members
OF the Board Of Equalization: James T.
Riley, James Kerr and Abram L0sch
Mayor Mitchell was 70 present, and po-
lice appoint ments 90 over. Council adj
journed 70 meet again Friday night 10 fix
the levy
A we'll known man who has made his
home here io5 years concluded to move "a
a few days since He knew there we're
several people in the town who wonld be
panied to see him 90, including two or
three gfocere and slsndlord o. two. R4taer
than pam them. he felt iacliaed 10 suffer
some incOuveDisncies, 80 ne moved his
family and honsehOldinss TO Wheeling at
2 q. m. and got them off TO Pittsburg be-
fore daylight
Joseph jacobs, of Austin, Tex, is the
guest OF his brother Julius Jacobs. Mr..
Jacobs c)ntemplaies opening gents fur
nishing emporium in this city in the fall
1t ia his intention TO keep everything
NEEDED by men, from a mech lie 20 suit
Of clothes, including hats and shoes There
il room for such a store in ihis city and il
is 20 he hoped Mr.. Jacobs will sc he OBJ.
rortuniiy and invest his money hare.
The Health Officer has made p round of
all those parts nf the city Which in his
Judgment needed cleaning up aud served
notices urOa the Occupania of the various
premises. He will now make another
round To see il his notice has done aay
good. If it has not the BoaId of Health
will take the matter in hand
Mary, daughter of Frank Snodgrasl,
while coming home fiom Sauuel PickenI
on Monday, fell in iainting fit near the
home of Samuel Hearl, and has been there
ever since In an unconscious state. Sew.
eral physicians have been called in, but
none OF them have been able to dag Ose
the case.
The Buckeye Glass Company will re-
sumo in full next week, according 10 no.
tlce posted on the blackboard last night
Daring the past two weeks it has been run
ming less than half time.
Mrs. james A. Gray, Mrs II. w. Smith,
Mrs. Geo H. Smith, of this city, aud Miss
Mile Cleaver of Mt. Pleasant were in
Bridgeport yesterday attending the Mis-
sionary Convention.
Mrs. Besll, of UniOnown, Ohio, who, in
the past year, has visited friends here sew
eral times, died at her home on Monday
Mrs. Besll was well known hereahouts.
W. K Radcliffe, wife and daughter hsve
returned from visit 10 Cleveland. During
Mr.. Ratcliffe's stay in Cevel nd he pur-
chased The fine bloOdei horse Denmark.
Mr.. Louis Swariz has returned from
Anderson, Iud, where he has bsen in the
interest OF the American Glass Company,
of which he IL a member.
Oscar Townsend, General Manager. and
Frank Nj. Townsend, Superintend Mt. OF
the O., l.. & W. railway, were in the city
yesterday IN a special car.
Passenger train, No. IS. on the O d p
Railroad WAS stoned by some unknwn mis-
crrant while passing q point lear the
Laughlin MIL
A number Of members of Bridgeport
Castle, Knights of the Golden E4gle, insti
tu.ed a lodge Of hat orGer in this city last
night.
John M'lligsp snd four year old cbili
of Thomas MuIlen, both Of whom were
poisoned q few days ogo, are getting along
nicely.
Capt Thomas StringeT, of Portland, re.
turned 20 his home yesterday, after a
pleasant visit with friends in this G. y.
Charley Watkins. an Old time Martins
Ferry boy. returned yesterday after a Eve
mouth'e tojourn in tire Northwest.
Miss Monte Jones, of 81. Clairsville,
who mas been the cues. Ct Miss Stella
Jones, has returned TO her home
Joseph Godfrey, of the Western TheoIog-
ical Seminary, Allegheny City, Pa, is at
home spending the vacation.
The Assessors are finishing up their la
bOrs, preparatory 70 gettling up with the
Auditor, on Monday.
J. w. HoYle came ont yesterday with
The first phaeioo which las been leen on
our streets this year
Kenworthy Hayne and Asa Hn-sey Of
M. Pleasant, were in the city yesterday OF
business.
The Clipper says seven inchss OF rair
fell here on Monday night. Boom the OLD
town.
Mr. A S Blacktord leaves to-day for
Ashland, Ohio, tn visit friends
Mr.. T. W. Shreve returned yesterday
from Hopedale, Ohio.
Flank INK has returned from a visit in
cub nyile
Rev X Jou,s, o. Jewett, OHIO, ia III
;hs city
Mis- Belle Wagner was sill living lat
night.
W. II Dlrrah ie In Steubenville.