Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26
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Leaves From the Note Books of Register
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Reporters.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hook Office, yesterday.
THE wet weather of the past few days
caused several Of the county roads to slip
badly.
OFFICER HERBERT arrested two vags yes
terday for begging on the street. Ofhcer
He'll also arrested woman for drunken
ness.
PETER MUM was yesterday appointed
guardian for Ada NJ. Tracey, aged ii
years. Bond, 800; Charles f. Brandfass
surety.
\ MARRIGE license was issued to David
Perry, a native of Scott County, Ill, aged
a., and Sallie Roy, anatiye of Ohio County,
aged So
THE Economy Building Association met
last evening 10 elect Directors, but a quo
rum not being present, the old Board Will
hold over
The o-partnership existing between J.
w. Hartman and George Carmichael in the
printing business has been dissolved, the
latter retiring
THE Whitaker mill, which was compelled
to shut down on account Of the high water,
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middle turn going to work.
THE death of Miss Linnie NJ Waltz at
West Alexander Yesterday was as sad as
it was unexpected. She was a most esti
mable young lady and had host of friends.
THE Anderson Insurance Agency has
been removed from the Grand Opera House
to apartments over the City Bank. +. l..
Rose X Co are moving in the room vacated
by the insurance people.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisements
of the Board of Public Works in another
column for proposals for furnishing sewer
pipe and Strengthening Caldwells run.
They give full information
THE communication in answer to Mr.. Van
Fossen'S card, signed Miner should
have some responsible signatures, such as
the officers of the union or the name OF the
writer, to insure publication Ed.
AT LAST the postoflice improvements are
going ahead again. Work has been rcsum-
ed on the stairway and if nothing happens
TO prevent the occupants Of the building
may be able 10 get TO the top floor without
going up in balloon.
The members monthly entertainment
given at Y NJ G. \. hall last evening was
Il very enjoyable affair and the hall was
well filled with an appreciative audience.
All those who took part acquitted them
selves in a creditable manner.
WORK upon the iron staircase in the ex-
cresence at the pCstOifice is about 10 be re-
sumed again The workmen arrived yes
terday with another section Of the stair
case. and say if they have luck can com
plete the job in about month.
OFFICERS Gaus and He'll raided Mrs ia
cob Soles house at 1912 Market street last
evening and captured two men and two
women Officers Carney, Scally, Buch and
Daum pulled Nellie Martins house on Eof
street and captured the madam, seven girls
aud four men.
THE Singing and Literary Sections of
the Arion held a commerce at the club
house last evening, and as usual the affair
was decidedly pleasant. Mr.. l.. {. Stliel
presided and there We're speeches, recita-
tons and songs. while the salamanders
drunk were numerous and very amusing.
THE Hotel Windsor and all the furniture
it contains in addition TO the vacant lot on
Twelfth street, will be offered at private
sale until April ;, and if not sold by that
date. the property will be offered at public
sale. The sale is to close the existing part
nership between Messrs. Reilly and Hobbs
MIR. FRED CECIL BROOKS, who as mem
Der Of In the Ranks Company so &c
ceptably fills the important role Of Joe
Buzzard. is also the author Of popular
piece of music entitled The Divorce
March, which is dedicated TO the divorce
courts of America. 1t may be termed Sc
quel TO the wedding march.
The funeral of the late A. l.. Van Horn
took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence on South York
street. Island. The funeral was very
largely attended, the Timers Union, of
which organization the deceased was a
member. turned out in a body headed by
Mayors brass band The interment took
place at Peninsula Cemetery.
DIR. GEORGE l. GARRISON is in receipt Of
a letter from j. 4. Chase, of Pawtucket
X. l.. which states that the writer having
read DR. Garrison's article on Wheeling's
brick paved streets, he writes for inforna-
ton concerning them and the manufactures
of the brick He feels certain from the
doctors description as TO their durability
smoothuess and cheapness Pawtucket will
adopt them.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
course Of lectures for this season will be
closed next Tuesday evening, with DR..
James Hedley's lecture on the sunny
Side of Life Only a few lecturers have
the gift of universal acceptance This re
quires rare combination of qualities,
which DR. Hedley, it is said. possesses in
an eminent degree, and by which he has
obtained his extended reputation.