Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-25
Leaves From the Note Books of Register
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Leaves From the Note Books of Register
Reporters.
SPRING is with US and baseball will soon
be.
CorNcn will meet this evening in rcgu-
/ lar session.
Ir Is said Belmont county farms are
mortgaged for sj,6OO,OOO.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
by Clerk Hook yesterday.
THERE is Il great deal OF shopping done
these days, and in bright weather the stores
are busy all day.
THE arguments of counsel in the case of
Brown for use of Miller vs.. Whitman
were resumed last night
THE Reymaun Brewing Company have
purchased about 10000 bubshcls OF barley
| in Washington county, Pa.
VIcroR ROSENBERG was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF Paul
/ Inc Rosenberg, deceased. Bond, 800.
ALocAL union Of the Carpenters Broth
erhood is being formed in Parkcrsburg,
and it promises to have a large member
ship.
| AUCrIoNER HALLEE sold the Crowley
property, No 100 Fifteenth street yester-
/ day, to a gentleman named Wallace Tor
81, 32O.
MIR. CmAs Erz. who leaves for Fostoria
| In a few days, was rendered very pleas
ant farewell at Maennerch0r Hall, last
evening.
JAMES RICE, james Murphy and Peter
| Burton were arrested by Officer Wilkie,
| last evening. for disorderly conduct on the
South Side.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day to John Birch a native OF Belmont
county. aged %. and Nellie Hughes, nat
/ i've of this county, aged Il.
THE Women's Mission Society of the
First Baptist Church will give an enter
tainment Thursday night in which a num-
Der of gifted young people will take part.
ARCHITECT WELLS has completed plans
| for the Beverly, Randolph County, Court
| House. and will send them on this week.
They provide for very handsome struc-
ture.
THE South Side Turn Society at meet
| ing held Sunday determined To take part III
| the Turn BeZirk 10 be held here in July.
They will also give big ball in the near
| future.
The water was up in the Island park on
| back river yesterday aud large crowd OF
| boys and girls were amusing themselves all
/ daV riding about on RATS Several oil them
| got good duckings.
TIE Literary Section of the Arion So
cietv will give one of its enjoyable com
merces at the club house this evening, and
| it promises to be a very enjoyable AFFAIR. IL
will be 4 stag party.
A Young man named LAUREL, an EN-
plove Of the Whitaker mill, was taken sud
denly i'll with heart trouble, yesterday
afternoon. and was taken home. Another
brother is also lying at home dangerously
ill.,
THE anniversary of the birth of Ameri-
can Odd Fellowship will be celebrated
next month in some form OF other by all
the thousands of lodges in the United
States and the local lodges will not be be-
hind in its appropriate observance.
THE Council Committee on Accounts met
al the City Hall, last evening. and opened
| the bids for the compilation OF the city
ordinances The Committee referred the
bids to Council without taking action. The
bids are understood TO range from 500 To
/ Il POO.
CoNrRAcToR CHISHOLM has force at
work excavating the Sloping sides OF thc
new reservoir. from which the brick llning
has been removed The brick are stacked
uD Oh lLlt lllll-ANls anu wv ~
the lot. about 100000, for sale. The new
perpendicular walls of the reservoir Will
be of stone, laid in cement.
a PRELIMINARY meeting having for its
object the formation of new organization
of the Junior O. L. \. NJ. was held at the
South Side Turner Hail. last evening.
There was large attendance, and good
deal of enthusiasm. The meeting adjourned
| TO reconvene next Monday night when the
organization will be completed.
THERE Is a decided disposition among
rivermen to send committee before Coun-
ell to urge the necessity for the extension
of the paved wharf south to the "Pewiky"
| freight depot The rivermen urge that the
growing volume of river business makes
| this Improvement more desirable than ever
before. and they sincerely hope that the
| Council will instruct the Finance Commit
| tee 10 set apart sufficient amount OF money
/ TO do the work.
ROBERT p. PORTER, Superintendent OF
! Census. announces through circular letter
that the proper schedules and instructions
have been sent TO the chief officer OF our
municipality with the request that they be
placed in the hands of the proper persons
| for completion and return at an early date
and attention is called to the necessity for
immediate and efficient action in order that
the city may have a good showing in the
Eleventh Census