Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-27
been blind for eight years. His wife at

been blind for eight years His wife al
tends him.
While the caliope with Coup's museum
was pealing forth yesterday the Office force
at Dubois & McCoy's planning mill called
up their friends over the telephone, and lei
them hear the music.
The case of the owners of the Benwood
ferry against the owners of the steamer
Phillips, regarding right of way, was to
have come up at st. Clairsville on Monday,
but was continued.
John Kilgore, the old soldier whose hide
contains over a dozen bullets and who has
been making his home at the Sandusky
Soldiers Home, is reported as very i'll.
A hearty looking Italian with grind
organ and pretty little girl who plays
well on tambourine, have caught good
many nickels about town.
One of the roads leading out McMahon's
creek has begun TO slip already. The fact
is, it will always slip no matter what pro-
lection is made
Glassworkers from the Central glass
works PLAYED match game of ball with
workers of the Union works yesterday
afternoon.
Several lodges intend to fix up the flower
beds that have been rendered them in the
park. The X. of p. has ordered some fancy
flowers.
The new Driving Park Association or
ganized last night. Those not members
will have to keep off the course here
after.
The Jr. O. U. A NJ of this city have re-
ceived an invitation to attend the inStitu-
ton of new order at Woodsfield this even
ing.
According to the Tribune the c., L. & w.
road is unable to move all the coke and
coal brought for shipment by the B. u o.
Several of our business men have got
little of the Moundsville real estate fever.
They think the town is bound to grow.
About sixty Odd Fellows will go to
Woodsfield TO take part in the dedicatory
services of the new hall at that place.
The congregation of the First Presby-
terian Church has paid off large amount
of the church's Indebtedness of late.
Most of the heavy machines for the new
boiler works has arrived, and the company
expects to begin work next week.
A number of Quakers passed through the
city on their way to the annual meeting of
their sect at GAINESVILLE.
A snake has taken quarters under the
city scales. 1t is thought the reptile crawl
ed from load Of hay.
Jackson's circus is advertised to appear
here to-day. 1t is a one-tent show, but is
well spoken of.
A party of folks from this city will go to
Burrs' Mills to hold picnic on Decoration
Day.
The Board of Equalization met yesterday
and organized, and will begin to grind TO-
day.
The Township Board of Education met
Saturday, but did nothing of Importance.
Rev. B. S. Craft is home from a lecture
tour in the northern part of this county.
Ule Strickler, who was injured in the
mill coal bank, is able to be out again.
Mayor MCGOWAN was in attendance at
Court in ST. Clairsville on Monday.
The street cars start an hour and half
earlier now than formerly
Rev. D. E. Manchester, of GAINESVILLE,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs DR.. Rah- bay-yah -Geevon is the
latest arrival in the city.
One plain drunk was registered at the
Mayors Court yesterday.
Some stock in the Bellaire Nail Works
sold last week at Sl.30
Bellaire Lodge No. 37S, 1. o. o. F. elect
ed officers last night.
HAVE used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for Group and colds. and declare it a
positive cure. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth Ave, Buffalo,
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