Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-23
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithllY Told
JuDeu PAUL. will hold a special term OF
Court to-day.
OvERcOArS were notin extensive demand
yesterday, and sales were slow.
THE temporary 2-inch gas main has been
removed from the new Island bridge.
THE B. & o. is contemplating the cree
ton OF safety gates on Seventeenth street.
TEE Pink Carriers will play the Bellaire
Globes Sunday afternoon 90 the Benwood
grounds A good game is looked for.
The Globe and Chicago Tea Company
building, on South EOf street, will be
ready for occupancy some time next week.
TIE roof timbers Of the enlarged I. o. o.
Z. building are being placed in position.
lit viii be one of the taIlest buildings in the
city.
TIE attention Of the Board of Public
Works is called 10 the condition Of alley D,
between Twenty aud Thirty-hrst
streets.
A DEED ofcorrection from Charles Greer
TO Jacob Snyder, Jr,, dated July 20, lSS2,
was put on record yesterday at Clerk
Hooks Office.
THERE are a number of tOUgh-looking
characters proving around the streets
these nights, and the police are kept busy
looking after them.
JUsr after midnight yesterday morning
some unknown rascal threw a brick
through the window Of Johns grocery, on
Seventeenth street
CHRISTINA HIENER was yesterday APP
pointed administrators of the estate Of
John Hiener, deceased. Bond, $4,000.
Samuel WeiJy, surety
A NUMBER Of city licenses have not been
paid, aud yesterday Receiver Woeber gave
a list of the deliRqUeuts to Chief MCNichol,
who VIII proceed against them according to
law.
TIE Island Gun club boys had another
little contest at their shooting range yes
terday afternoon. The club will endeavor
20 have some Of the Eastern shooters come
on here and shoot match.
A FULL turnout Of the Democrats of the
Eighth ward is desireu this evening, for
the purpose Of electing delegates TO the
Congressional Convention. They will meet
at the South Side Turner Hail
A REGISTER reporter who is somewhat
given to agricultural pursuits, on small
scale, harvested his crop of Early Crawford
peaches, yesterday, and distributed few
samples among his brother newsgatherers
last night.
OK Market street near Fourth last eve
ming about six O'Clock Shallcross' baggage
wagon was upset, through the left fore
wheel breaking Off Alex Turner, who
was on the wagon at the time, was some
what bruised.
The Bellaire Globes and the Pink Gar
ters play at the BenwOOd Junction grounds
tomorrow, at ? p. m. sharp. Sharp Ken
nedv and Marlin, and Smith and Buckan-
nan will be ia the points a fine exhibit
ton is looked for.
Word was received here yesterday of
the death Of Miss Annie Harley Sinclair
at Ashville, n. c., recently. Miss Sinclair
was niece Of Mrs. Rev. DR.. Cunningham
of this city. She was II years old, and
had made many friends on her visits here.
CAMPERS are more plentiful along the
Ohio river this summer than ever before.
The parties are scarcely out of sight Of
each other on both banks from Yellow
Creek 70 fifty miles below Steubenville
The Oil Bottle fishing club is camping on
the river above Burlington on the Ohio
side This nom de plume so extraordinary
came TO them by accident. One OF their
number was sent to a store with bottle to
get it filed with vinegar, but by mistake
ne got oil thus the name. There is said TO
be 8 camp on the West Virginia side OF the
river which is almost hidden from the river
by barricade of beer kegs.-SteubcnUdle
Gazette