Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-16
SMALL TALG
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithuY Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithuY Told
THE oyster season opens to-day.
Tue Council Committee on Railroads is
called to meet again this evening.
TIE new county ballot boxes are being
paiuted inside, in readiness for the coming
election.
Several. drunks were run in last night.
One Of them was man dismissed al Court
in the morning.
THOMAS BURKE swore out warrant,
Yesterday afternoon, for Patrick Maloney,
on a charge Of abusive language.
THE ladies' of the Third Presbyterian
Church will give a lawn fete at the resi-
denCe Of Mrs Wheat, Of the South Side,
this evening.
GEsEY Bros. have received the contract
for a new Methodist Church at Illtonyllle,
70 cost in the neighbOrhoOd Of $500. 1t
was designed by j. II. Giesey.
THE NJ. f. Church people at Bridgeport
have broken ground for their new church
building. They advertise for. bids this
morning for work on the foundation.
TIE old horse car line from this city to
Bridgeport has been discontinued. A car
still runs from Bridgeport TO the Island,
however, connecting with the electric cars.
A DOG alleged 20 be mad about some
thing, created quite a sensation on Nlr-
GINA street about noon yesterday. The
animal created some excitement for a
time.
GEO. f. HOUSE will leave for Cleveland
to-day for the purpose of opening branch
installment house. He has secured good
rooms aud will open a trst-claSS establish
meut.
PROF. H. KRIPPHNE will open a school
for young ladies and gentlemen and chill
dreu at No $3.50 Main street. Instructions
in all Modern Languages, Elocuuon and
Music will be given.
JOIN VoCKLER, Jr., was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator, with the will an
neXed, of the estate of John Nockler, de-
ceased Bond, So. 600; William NOckler and
Louis A. NOckler sureties.
AT last evenings session Of the Board OF
Gas Trustees q petition was received from
a citizen who wanted one side OF an cleo
trio light globe blackeued, 50 the light
would not shine in his home.
LAWRENCE CLARK viii be up this morn
ing for "a violation OF the garbage ordl-
nance. There were a good many complaints
al police headquarters, yesterday, concern
ing the u0n-removal of garbage
MrssRS. j. c. BECK * Co. have opened a
grocery store at the northeast corner Of
| Thirtv-ninth ana Jacob streets. Mr. Beck
was for long time connected with II. f..
Behraus' South Side store, and his success
is assured.
THERE was an unusually early morning
wedding on Sunday at the parsonage OF
Rev DOrnblazer, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Chas. Kurner and Miss Sailie
/ Brand The affair took place at $3.50
and owing 20 the early hour there were few
in attendance. The happy couple left at
7:10 for Pittsburg, where they will make
their future home.
COMPLAINTS have been made about the
crowd of young men who loaf about the
corner OF Twenty-siXth aud Market
streets Nothing has been done TO abate
the nuisance. \ subscribe Of the REGIS
TER informed a reporter that these young
fellows stand around and curse and swear
from morning till night, and have made
themselves such a nuisance that it is almost
uubearable to the families in the immediate
neigh bOrhOOd