Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-09
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.
ONE deed Of trust was left for record
in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
THE frame work for round house
at the foot Of the incline for Mozart
Park is up.
OIL was struck on the Mitchell farm
uear New Castle, Monroe county, Ohio,
the other day.
THE Chapline Street M. E. church Is
undergoing a number Of repairs both
on the outside and inside.
SEVERAL Wheeling and Bellaire glass
men will attend meeting OF the flint
and lime glass manufacturers, in Pitts
burg, to-day.
THE farmers are experiencing con-
siderable trouble In doing their blowing
for wheat, on account OF the continued
dry weaFher.
PATRICK McCARTY, a drayman living
on Coal street, had his right foot badly
mashed, on Twelfth street, by a horse
yesterday afternoon.
CONSTABLE JOHN ANDERSON yester-
day left for the State Reform School, at
Pruntytown, with Charles Jackson, an
incorrigible young boy.
THE Hub one priced clothers have
generously offered to accept checks on
the Exchange Bank for all purchases
at one hundred cents on the dollar.
MRS. CLARK, OF Boston, formerly Miss
Dunn, OF this city, will be buried this
morning from ST. Joseph's Cathedral.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The remains arrived yesterday after
noon.
The independent Hose Company OF
Martins Ferry is trying to arrange
contest with the racing team OF Corey,
Pa. II the race is made 1T Will very
likely take place at Pittsburg.;
THE Bellalre Street Railway Com
pany will meet at the Globe hotel In
that city the fore part Of October to
consider the matter of closing out to
the new Electric Company that will be
operating the line there by that time.
THE Murray Bros, OF Bellaire, have
been awarded the contract for a new
court house in Maryland at S45, 300.
This firm has been busy for some years
In this line, and is just completing
the work on a new court house In BeV-
erly, w. Va.
EDWIN S. JEPsoN, one OF the REGIS
TER'S Lewsboys, writes from Wellsourg
as follows: II am spending my Vacs-
ton In Wellsburg with DIR. Roberts. L
had a runaway with the horses. was
surprised TO see how many people get
the REGISTER up here"
If the absent-mlnded, though PROB
ably honest, person who took from the
Florsntlne the umbrella, in which was
artlstically and plainly inscribed the
name A. B. Bnughner, will return H. ne
will probably save the feeble and humble
owner from catching his death OF colo
some wet day, II 1t should ever rain, Tor
these are hard times and umbrellas are
expensive. Let your humane instincts
prevail, bring back the shower SICK,
and may God have mercy on your SOUL
Huntington Advertiser.
THERE is not much prospect OF the
Bellaire Steel Works starting up soon:
Even the blast furnace is 70 be banked
for a time. This will be done next
week. The furnace is only being
banked. however. because they are Pill
ing up TOO much stock by keeping II IN
active operation while all the other de-
partments are closed down, but the tact
that it is TO be banked instead OF blown
out is assurance that the management
regard the depression in the business
only temporary.