Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
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CANiPMRErINe opens to-day.
TIE weather, yesterday and last night,
was queer.
BUSINESS is steadily improving with the
Ohio River railroad.
THERE was . racket IN Minnie Zulaufs
house Of i'll fame last evening.
THREE deeds OF trust we're admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
A MERRY 90 round is located at Chap
line and T6enty-ninth streets. 1t is run
by steam.
A FORCE of men were at work yesterday
improving grade of Fink street, be-
tween South Front and the river.
RIvERNrEN are glad to hear thai Council
hiss ordered the new water marks put in at
once. They have been needed for years
TIE Costello brothers began slugging
each other, last evening. when Officer
Dsum appeared on the scene and cOllared
them.
THE Katie Stockdale is aground at
glasshouse ripple below Pittsburg, and the
Lizzis Bay grounded yesterday morning
above the Steubenyille railroad bridge.
THE third annual fair Of the Parkersburg
City Park Association will be held on Sep
TENDER 81, 4th, 9TH and 9th, and it prom
ises to be one OF the most successful yet
held.
WAYNrAN A. NJ. +. Church, grand rally
by the ladies. Rev. Thomas Branch will
preach at Il a. m, Rev. J. ]. Christian at
9 p. m, and Rev. W. johnson at 1880 p.
N, Sunday, August 18Th.
CHAPLINE street from Twenty-seyenth
TO Oald Wells run is in terribly torn up
condition. Builders are piled around in
slch = manner that Il IS almost impossible
for team 10 be driven over them.
CHARLIE SHAY, the juggler, impar-
senator, mimic, illusionist, necromancer,
balarcer and all-sr0und Snowman, is
leading stage attraction at Kohl and Mid
dletOn's Dime Museum Cincinnati En-
quirer.
THERE were six cases in Police Court
yesterday morning, The three girls who
enSsged in the fight at Ida Walton's got
SO and costs each. Two paid, and the
third went 10 Jail Tor forty days. 1t was
tough trio.
A SPECIAL meeting of Local Union No.
3, United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
JOiners Of America, will he held Friday
evening, August 16, aud as business Of i'm
poTtance is to be transacted, full attend
ance is desired.
A FORCE Of carpenters have begnn the
erection OF the addition TO the building No.
1919 Chspline street, for the accommods-
ton of the new paper, the Saturday EreR-
ing Graphic, to be started by Messrs. Tuck
er, Fairs x Tucker.
WALTER TERRELL, the First ward
policeman, who has been suffering with
rheumatism, has gone to Cincinnati for two
weeks to receive treatment. Lieut.. Gaus
will take his beat during his absence and
Officer Shorts will take care Of the office.
YESTERDAY sometime thieves broke
pane of glass in a window at the residence
Of Mr. Rolf, No. 104 Fourteenth street and
opened the fastening. They then went in
and stole a lot of canned goods. The
family is at the camp grounds, and there
is no clue to the thieves
THE picnic for the benefit OF The Sisters
Of St. Joseph will be held on the State Fair
grounds to-day, and a grand time is prom
ised all who attend. Several horse run
ming races are on the programme of smuse-
ments, besides many other attractions
The public is invited and an enjoyable
day is promised all. Concert music will
be furnished by the Opera House orchestra.
BOus and Pimples and other affection
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