Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-22
HELLAIRE.


the new roads yet TO be constructed will
meet at Windsor Hotel on Thursday to
talk about the location. Some want
them in one place, some another. How
would il do TO cut them out altogether
until we see how long the ones under
construction keep out of the mud?
DR.. c. Z. Kurtz's buggy broke down
while he and his daughter Nettie were
out riding. The lady jumped and was
not hurt much, but the doctor was
painfully bruised by being pulled along
the ground while holding to the animal.
9TH had narrow escape.
A stranger with a grindstone and
bell entered q saloon near the Stamping
Company yesterday morning, and soon
came out all in a heap. He had been
fired bodily, and the handling he got
was not Of a gentle nature either.
Someone poisoned a valuable dog of
Benz. Apple, of the Fifth ward. Several
valuable CANNES in that part OF town
have gone by the canine route Of late.
The worthless cur moves about as usual,
poison having no terrOrS for II.
Some Of the visitors from out the b.
Z. Il c. on Sunday had never seen a riv-
er before, and they enjoyed a steam boat
ride immensely. The wonders seen in
Wheeling and Bellaire will serve as food
for thought for years TO come.
The dedication ball given last night
By the Turner's was a pleasant event.
The sultry weather was deplorcd, but
all present had a good time, and with
music and dance whiied away the hours
until early this morning.
The steamer Phillips is doing a big
freight business, but finds travel up and
down the Ohio a little hard, owing 90
the low condition Of the river. Capt.
Mendel. Of the boat, is visiting In Gin
cInnati this week.
B.F. Ward, formerly Of this city, but
later OF California. arrived Ia the city
last week, aud on sunday married Miss
Carrie Schank. The couple left after
the ceremony for their home in the
West.
The building occupied by Addie Nc
Mnlen IS a barber shop, on the east
side OF the Square, has been removed,
and a new residence and stOre-rOOm will
take It's place.
DR.. L. A. l.. Day, son Of 1. II. Day,
has decided 20 locate in the West. He
has been down near Parkersburg for
several years.
Dougherty & Co. have given up the
effort TO employ home labor, as none
can be obtained. More dagoS have been
sent for.
John Jump, an employe OF the c. &
?. railroad has given up his position
and gone to Nashville, Tenn, TO work.
Some one entered the residence Of r.
Ellkan in the Fourth ward, and carried
of a fine gold watch.
Captain John Garrett cut his hand,
caught cold in the sore and now has
severe time Of it.
A child of Thomas Jackley, the win
dow glass worker, was buried yesterday
afternoon.
Council may meet this evening and
NAV not. The circus is a counter at
traction.
The funeral OF Herman Immerwahr
will take place this morning a:
o'clock.
Chief Muth caught several fine fish
near Benwood ferry yesterday after
noon.
Morris Kittlewell, of the B. & o., is
father of triDlets-twin boys and girl
ga colored girl was arrested for drunk
enness on Sunday. She paid out.
John McGraw is building Thompson's
new laundry in the Fourth ward.
Robert Pfaffenbach has re-estaoiished
himself in the express business.
Barnard's first kiln Of brick is very
fine. Another is ready for fire.
Jacob Rietz and l. H. Day both drive
nice oak-colored buck wagons.