Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-26
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


Pithily Told.
MANY interesting novels to be here
after announced Save your coupons.
THE Wheeling pottery is running in
full. Shipments are brisk at present
GEORGE REED hit Fred Bashar, last
night, and was arrested By Officer Iris
chler.
THR contractors for the telephone
ditch abegan work south Of Twelfth
street, yesterday.
Mr. FRED. EwING yesterday pur-
chased a fine horse and buggy from a
New MartinsVille man.
FoUR hundred lots at Hundred, Wet
zel county, forty-fve miles east OF
wheeling, will be sold at auction,
! June S.
THE large brick building at Thirty
first aud Chapline streets occupied by
+. Albinger, is being improved and
painted.
THE will OF William Meyn. deceased,
was ad mitted TO probate and ordered to
be recorded, yesterday. Mary Meyn,
executFlX.
THE La Belle mill Is not runnin G
regularly. The puddlers are again at
work, however, three car loads OF ore
having arrived.
AMAN named TolmOre was run over
bya wagon at Wood and Sixteenth
streets, yesterday morning, one OF his
legs being fractured.
Mrs. MARY ZEIGLER, popular and
well-known Fulton lady, died at ten
o'clock yesterday morning, after less
than two weeks illness.
ANNA STANLEY was yesterday ap-
pointed administrAtrix OF the estate OF
Bernard Stanley, deceased. Bond, $500;
j. II. Lancaster, surety.
THE stream Of coupons received by
/ letter and in person keeps smart BOY
busy all day at the REGISTER counting
room. See advertisement.
ONE OF MARBLES express wagons was
smashed yesterday at Twenty-second
and Market streets. The driver In
pulling out of the street car curve
caused the smash-up.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO VIM. w. Dougherty, native
Of Washington county, Pa, aged 20,
and Dora V. Coll, native OF Washing
| ton county, Pa, aged 20.
THE Commissioners Committee on
Roads and Bridges went out in the eoun-
try Yesterday TO look after National
road matters and to stake of the bridge
pier at Roney's Point.
COMPLAINT was made at police head
quarters yesterday about young men
drinking beer and carrying on high 10
a shanty in the Fifth ward. The crowd
will be regulated by the police.
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN will have the
big wheel, which was built last year, on
the Fair grounds, running this year. II
will be operated by hydraulic power,
and water pipe will be laid down for
that purpose.
The Globe and Chicago Tea Company,
OF the South Side, Is now enjoying q
largely increasing business. A new
stock has been added, snd the looks oil
their tea house is being greatly beauti'
fed.
MISS Rosa WILSON, a sister OF Mr.
w. A. Wilson, Of the Island, died at hel
home In Pittsburg yesterday, after
lingering illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
are in Pittsourg to attend the o.
seQuies.
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II the Third Presbyterian Church,
last Wednesday evening, Rev. Sadi lec-
tured to crowded house. Rev. Sadi
has been on expeditions in Africa, as
interpreter, and his lecture was on the
differences OF the religions OF mankind.
The whole programme was exceedingly
interesting. To represent the Mohame-
dan marriage, three children were Sc
cured aud dressed accordingly. One
was TO illustrate the bride, the other
the groom, aud the third the witness.
This portion Of the entertainment was
exceedingly interesting,