Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-25

clean up his premises; also TO notify the
Water works trustees 10 flush their
pipes at least once month.
Exley & Co. have the contract for
John Hukill's new residence and work
was commenced yesterday.
Rev. II. n. Campbell has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives Mt
Holidays Cove.
The building committee of the Bap-
fist Church met at the parsonage last
night to prepare a report Of their Imam
cial business to be submitted to the
congregation.
w. r. Ratcliff, Of Fourth street, was
called 10 the bedside of his father, at
Mt. Pleasant, on account OF his serious
illness.
The Laughlin mill will be of till
Tuesday on account Of a shortage OF
plate.
J.E. Reynolds. the Fourth street
merchant tailor, had handsome new
sign put up yesterday, painted by I'd.
Keller.
Dave Ray and Thomas Williams were
in Steubenville yesterday visiting
friends.
The C. 6 P. r. r. are going to raise
the platform at their passenger station
soon about one foot, so ii will be easier
for passengers tU get on and OFT the
cars.
Joseph Zgraggen's little child was
buried yesterday afternoon at River
view. The interment was private.
Rev. H. n. Campbell preached at
Bridgeport last night.
Mrs. H. w. Smith gave an cat home"
last evering from to 10 o'clock.
C. L. Babcock, of Pittsburg, was in
town Yesterday.
&. w. Selleck. of Cleveland, o.; J. T.
Thompson, of Pittsburg; c. c. Hoffner'
of ST. Clairsville, and 7. 5. McClelland'
Of Washington, Pa, are registered at
the ST. Clair
Hanover street Will present quite
different appearance when Commission
er VIM. Coates gets trough cleaning of
the rubbish.
The sixteen-months-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Morton, formerly OF
this city, died at their home in Blairs-
Vile, Pa, OF whooping cough on last
Thursday. The remains were brought
here yesterday for interment in River
view cemetery. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at . o'clock from
the residence Of John Burns, on Walnut
street.
Mrs. Nancy Zane returned yesterday
from several weeks visit with friends
at Milford Centre.
Miss Stella Lewis, Of Monroe street.
81 on the sick list
Little Nugget tonight at the Opera
House will doubtless have crowded
house, as they are we'll known here and
on all previous occasions have put up
tirSt-class show.
1t will be a surprise to Charles w.
Swartz'S many friends to learn that he
has decided TO Quit the boot and shoe
business, and will commence selling off
his stock Of goods to-day with that end
in view. Mr.. SwartZ gives as reason
that the close confinement is injuring
his health. He has not decided yet
just what he will go into.
A fine and valuable st. Bernard dog
belonging to the Belmont Kennels, had
one Of It's paws cut off yesterday by
some one and had TO be shot.
There was Fraternal Lodge of the
Mystic Circle organized last evening in
the X. OF P. hall.
Ills reported that a Law and Order
League is about to be organized In Bel
mont county.
Luther Lewis and Howard Mont
gomery are home from Columbus, o.,
where they have been attending school.
Theodore Moore who has been quite
sick for some time continues TO improve,
being able TO be at the water works
Office yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Toland was In Harrisyille,
o., on last Tuesday, attending the fun
eral Of his father. Mr.. Toland was Jor
merly principal OF the Central school
here.
The House Bros. who have charge OF
tue Laughlin mill oil well were In Wells
burg yesterday procuring more tools.
Street Commissioner VIM. Coates de-
serves great credit for the manner in
which he has fixed up the streets in the
Standard addition; also for the cleaning
of Of the rubbish on Hanover grade.
George Venum, a puddIer in the
Standard mill, met with very painful
accident yesterday while at work, by
having his tongs caught in the squeez-
ers, which flew around, striking him or
the side of the face, breaking his jaw
and knocking all his back teeth out.
David Comley, OF Adena, was in the
city yesterday visiting friends.