Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
n. EMsNElMER'S,
Nos. Is and 20 ELEVENTH STREET.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithly Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.
Is Wheat X Hancher's Watch and Dia-
moud club No. l, No. Al drew.
Four deeds of trust were left for record
in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
SEVERAL additional cases of scarlet fever
are reported in the Eighth ward.
INH. f. Hillman x Co.'S watch club
drawing last evening, Club y, No. 10;
Club -, No. %.
A LECTURE will be given at Union Hall
under the auspices of the First Spiritual
Church this evening AT o'clock.
THE Disappearance Of the ice and snow
along the streets has left the brick pave
ments i'm horribly muddy condition.
Traffic was DELAYED a short time on the
Elm Grove road. yesterday, by stone
rolling down on the track near Cecifs.
Nix. RALPH WHITEHEAD. of the Island,
seriously injured one of his eyes. at the
postOffice, Friday evening, while fixing Il
lock.
The surface of the river has been covered
with oil to an unusual extent for several
days past, hundreds Of barrels of the fluid
having gone down.
Is the Circuit Court, yesterday. John
Shefiu and John Suttin, charged with mis-
demeanors, were admitted to bail on their
own recOgnlzance.
\ COPY Of the orders of the Circuit Court
made in the condemnation proceedings of
CITY V. Lancaster, was admitted TO record
in Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
GEORGE CRUMBACKER is now handling
the celebrated MOnOugah Clean Coal. tits
the best coal eyer introduced in the city,
and Mr.. Crumbacker will treat his patrons
nicely. Office, corner Sixteenth and EOff
| streets.
PROF. MULLEN has abandoned his dane
| ing class for this season. He will not re-
sumo again till October LIST next. Not
enough pupils offered to justify mis- contin-
uing the class.
JONI AUTH, of the Third ward, is a can
didate for Lookup Keeper Jack Arthur s
name was mentioned in this connection. but
Jack is candidate for Weigher Mr..
Auth is one of the Democratic hustlers of
the Third ward.
DRUGGIST John Coleman was awakened
Friday night by a party of men who wanted
him 10 dress the hand of a b. X o. employee
who had been injured. He sent them 10 u
/ phSSician. and the name ef the man could
not be learned.
| lUEkE were lOuI CdStS uduucu INTO lut
police station last night. Officer West ar
rested Emily Shafer, Officer Daum arrest
ed sam SwathS, Officer Terrell, George
Day and Officer Truschel, James Glenn,
all disorderlieS.
THE meeting at Evangelist Hall last
last night was addressed by Mr.. Haynes,
drummer from New York. One of the
largest gathering of young men that ever
| filled the hall was present. There will be d
L niOn meeting tonight.
An Italian employee of Paige. Carey x
Co. had finger on his left hand badly
mashed while working at the tunnel early
yesterday morning. The wound bled pro
| fuSely, and it was feared that an artery
had been severed. DR.. Schwinn dressed
the wound.
| Rolf Il HARVEY sold the past week
House on North Wabash street 10 Lewis
/ G. Nolte for :, POO two lots to VIM. A.
Rolf, ON North Wabash street, at $1,000,
four lots TO j. w. Young, at McMechen.
/ for $3.50, lot TO 7. T. Mansfield, at McMech-
en-, lot 10 w. L. Saylor, at McMechen.