Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Brlefv and
Pithtly Told.

LIE RIVERSIDE Tube Works went IN In
full yesterday morning. -
THERE was not single case IN po,ico
Court yesterday morning. o--S0
The Franklin Insurance Comnarv hoe
declared dividend of per cent.
The Blue Seal Fishing Club are having
a good time at Windsor Station.
ARCHITECT JAS. H. GIEsEY has movad
into his new residence at Highland CITY.
THE. Franklin Insurance Comnanv has
declared a dividend Of per cent, PAYABLE
on demand.
l. S. GARRISON, of Logan,s drn0 s,ora
caught an owl the other day at the foot Of
Tenth street. O' -
THE Wheeling and LaBelle potteries re.
Sutne1 WORK yesterday morning, and the
night. up -"00
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly have
seSureu the otate Fair Grounds for their
celebration on Saturday, August %.
WIN. WOODBURY. s. Sous, Cameron mer-
cnantSl nave sold their stock of goods TO
M. B. HICKS, OF the hrm of Hicks & Hoge
A FISHING party composed of II. M
bFliles, Chas. Beekman, Gabe Emsheimer
Ohio. 49,
TIE Board of Education Committee on
Ine German Language meets this forenoon.
There are five German teachers to be CON
firmed. ~ 0O-'
The catalogue of the Linsly Institute is
out, and can be obtained at Stanton &
DaVenports. The fall term begins Sep
TENDER 9TH.
THE picnic, parade and field day of the
wheeling Turnverein will take place to-
morrow. Everybody is looking forward to
the event with pleasure
The Manhattan Banjo and Mandolin
Cluo We're out Barge riding last night, and
during their rounds Of the city, delight
fully serenaded the REGISTER office.
THE Hungarian who was stabbed in a
row at Dillonvale on Thursday, is still liv-
ing and his injuries have been found not as
serious as was first expected.
A RECENT issue of the La Moure, Dakota,
Chronicle, speaks complimentary of the
Fourth fully Grafton made there by Prof
Joe Devine, formerly Of this city.
THIS evening quite party of young soci-
ETY. people will indulge in hay party, 60
ing out 70 Maultown on hay ride. The
party will leave town about o'clock and
take supper at Maultown.
A DEED made June 6, 1891, by August
Schneider and her husband to Ignatius
May, for the west One-half of lot No. Il B.
in division D., consideration, $475, was left
for record in Clerk Hook Office yesterday.
YESTERDAY morning Thos. Lewis, of
Moundsville, father of County Clerk Edgar
w. Lewis, was overcome by the heat in
Benwood, and fell in the street He was
carried to j. NJ. Bowers grocery where he
soon recovered.
YESTERDAY morning Nesbitt & Devine
sold two lots in Handlan'S addition, at
Forty eighth and Eoff streets to James
Gibbs, night turn boss at the Riverside
Tube Works. Mr.. Gibbs will erect two
houses on the lots.
A SLIGHT freight wreck at Gould's Sat
uUday evening delayed Panhandle passen-
ger trains. The freight was running
around the curve at Gould's tunnel too rap
idly and the caboose and one car were
swung of the track.
IN the game of base bail Sunday morn
ing, between the House q Herman Jrs.
and "Sonneborns," Long was knocked out
of the box in the second inning, and Pow
ell of the Howleytown Growers, pitched
the remainder of the game.
Mrs. D. 9. SHEPARD, wife of the City
Marshal of Bellaire. died at 12:45 this
morning. The deceased had great many
warm friends who will be panied to learn
of her demise. Marshal Shepard has the
sympathy Of all in his bereavement.
CAPT. JoRN BOoTH, of the steamer Lib
erty, reports that he will to-day begin re-
ceiving new wheat for delivery at Wheel
ing NON all along the river He reports
that the Weld is No. l and the quality
tip top on both hill and bottom. Farmers
are corresponding pleased.
FRED GUSHING, Sho is associated with
Alex Mitchell IL che newiv patented letter
box left for Washington Sunday night to
look after his interesa in the same. Mr..
Gushing has another patent upon which ne
has been working for some time. 1t IS
self-repeatinx hammer, whereby the nails
or tacks are placed in large quantities in
the handle coming out at the hammer end
N the right position to drive.
AT noon to-day the Y. M. G. A. camping
party will leave over the @. L. q w. road
for Chippewa Lake, where they will camp
from July l4th to 18th. Among those
forming the party are: Messrs. John &.
Kindleberger, Charles Noble, Robert
Cornish. George Marshall, Herbert Bren-
men. Richard Meek, Addison Israel,
Arthur Johnson, Samuel Hubbard, Thos.
u Prosser. Robert Erskine and Secretary
John c. Lynch.
THE commissioners appointed by the
Court in the condemnation proceedings OF
the w. B. and T. Co. VS.. Mrs. Mary Hand
lam. met at the Court House yesterday.
Messrs. D. Gutman, George j. Mathison
and Alex Laing were present. Messrs +.
b. Dobbins and ]. S. Naylor being absent.
The parties agreed to proceed with the
three commissioners and the first thing
done was TO visit and examine the land III
controversy, which was done in the morn
ing. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the com
missioners met again at the Court House 10
take testimony.