Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
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PithlY Told
AN ideal winter picture!
TAKES courage to sleighride these days.
Do YOU notice the ozone in the air these
daysl
WHEELING is getting to be quite pugil-
istic center.
THE farmer who stuck to hog-raising this
year is lucky.
TIE belle of the Charity Ball-well
there were three.
The stag bean bake comes OF at the u.
A. r. Hall to night.
No BUSINESS was transacted in the Cir
cult Court yesterday.
Is the birthday Of the Father OF HIS
Country TO be celebrated!
OVER 81 900 is expected to be cleared
from the Charity Ball at the Arlon.
THE great John L. will be here to-day.
He will be quartered at the Mcclure.
THERE has been a sudden advan &c in
the price Of tomatoes in the past few days.
MISS ELLA CONWAY, of Martins Ferry,
died at midnight last night, OF typhoid
fever.
THE question Of temporary location for
the Lincoln School will probably be de-
cided to-day.
THE Alsace.L Lorraine Benevolent So
ciety will meet tomorrow to arrange Tor
their annual ball.
Mr.. HENRY KALBITzER has purchased
the McGarrell property, on Market square,
for the sum of $l0,75O
THERE was but one case in Police Court
Yesterday. Thomas Burke was the Often
der and in cost him ~ and COSTS.
The patriotic orders of this city are ar
ranging Tor the celebration OF Washington's
birthday on the 22d of next month.
TIE Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons Sunday afternoon meeting Will be
addressed by Evangelist Wills a. o'clock
tomorrow.
A BOY named jess Barnard was run
over by sleigh, near the Central Glass
Works yesterday morning, and had his
right arm broken.
TIE sale Of reserved seats for George
Remnants lecture at the Opera House on
Tuesday commences at Houses music
store this morning.
THE mercury at midnight stood at 10 de-
graes ABOVE zero. A light snow was fall
ing At half.past one it was As above at
SchneBf's, and below at the bridges.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dailer, who nave been doubly
bereaved in the death OF their twin infants.
One babe died on Tuesday, and the other
the following day.
ASSISTANT Fire Chiefs Edward Knowles
and James Cahill have been presented, by
Assistant Clerk Fee, with solid silver hre
badges, provided by the Committee ana
purchased at Dononoo's.
THE members OF the Alsace Lorraine
Benevolent Society will meet tomorrow In
their hall on Eighteenth street to arrange
for an annual ball, which Will take place
about the 5th of next month.
The Reymann Brewing Company has
large force OF men at work cutting ice on
the creek. So far they have stored away
about 200 tons Of excellent ice. That now
being cut is eight inches thick.
Work is progressing on the new iron
building for the Reymann Brewing Com
pany Another big building In the shape
of u new brew house, will be erected oy
the Company the coming summer.
IL ITS anxiety to get up a flood scare the
Intclltgencer yesterday dropped into hgu e
20 show that there was nineteen inches
snow on the ground. ABOUT ten lncnea "
this snow exists only in the IntclLigencCf'S
mimi.
THERE is considerable apprehension felt
F"by owners Of floating property IN regard TO
toe ice in the river wnen it breaks up and
comes out, as il is very heavy. However,
there is but little Indication OF breakup at
present.
THURSDAY night John Neibergal, Of Ben
wood, met with an accident While on ms
way nome from this city. He proceeded
along the Ohio River railroad tracks, and
in some way he slipped between the ties
and his right leg was fractured.
JOHN HUNTINGTON, the endorser Of the
Paige, Carey u Go. notes, and VINO repu-
dated from a quarter TO half million OF
the firms paper, bearing his name, as hav-
ing been forged, died at London on the 10Th
of brief illness Of Inflammation OF the
lungs.
THE Committee on Grounds and Build
ings will meet in the clerks office this al
ternoon to decide what to do in the case OF
the Lincoln school. The Market Hall will
probably be selected as the place, as super
intendent Anderson thinks it can be made
to answer the purpose.
The will OF Frederick Remhof, deceased.
was admitted to probate yesterday and or
dered 10 be recorded. Henry and Christian
Remhoff were named as executors. The
Will OF EefQlnGQu ItueClCAi NCCCoSCN,
was also presented for probate, and set for
a hearing January nth.
REPUBLICANS are circulating q good
many political lies these days, on Demo
cratic city candidates A specimen was
stopped at the Mcclure House, and another
| on South street. An ex-Republican official
and young Republican business man were
the originators Of these yarns.
THE people who have been arguing that
the seasons were changing and that our
winters were getting warmer, will have
some trouble TO explain the cold weather OF
this winter. Thus far this has been the
winteriest kind of winter, and the Oldest
Inhabitants will have hard work to beat II
Two Russian Jews were in St. Glars
vile the other day peddling. They came
from Moscow, in Russia, and said that they
had been compelled to leave that city some
months ago, by the edict OF the Car, aud
that over sixty thousand Jews were thus
expelled from Moscow alone, being given
only two weeks notice.
STEUBESvILLE people who visit Wheeling
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