Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-30
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

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THE Council Committee on Finance is
called TO meet this evening.
OFFICER ScALLY arrested John Crow
yesterday mroning in charge OF drunk
enness.
THE Benwoot Beehives have changed
their names TO the House and Her
mann's.
CARRIE PALMER, VIM. Yeller and
John Crow were arrested last evening
for drunkenness.
A CHILD of Louis Atwell, of Forty
second street, will be buried to-day at
Mt Zion cemetery.
THE large scales at the LaBelle mill
broke yesterday, causing much delay.
They have been repaired.
THE smoudering ruins of the recent
FIRE at factory III" are sometimes even
yet famed into small blaze.
HERMAN CARL, the popular South
Side barber, added an elegant new
chair to his shaving parlor yesterday
JAMES BRIMSLY is having fine frame
residence erected al the corner OF
Twenty-fftn and Mccullough streets.
The new Mission Church. on South
street, was lighted up last evening and
presented very handsome appearance.
THE signal apparatus of the w. B.
& 7. Company, in their tunnel through
the Chspline street hill, is being
changed.
A VERY fine high bred Jersey calf,
from Sangatuck, Conn.,, passed through
here yesterday, for Geo. L. burst, on the
way TO his farm.
SUPERVISOR of Roads Thompson, Of
Marshall county, who was badly beaten
some days ago. was reported be improY-
ing yesterday morning.
A DOG valued at 500, owned by
mike" Mclaughlin, of Caidwell's Run,
has disappeared. Mr.. Mclaughlin is
greatly broken up over the loss.
THE Kangaroo Bowling Club had an
enjoyable bowling contest at VIM.
Fetty's place, at the head Of Twenty
ninth street, few evenings ago.
WoRKMEN are tearing up the wooden
floor in the clay room OF the Wheeling
Pottery. A fine new brick floor is TO be
laid. Other necessary repairs will be
made.
J. c. HERvEY yesterday sold the
property belonging to the Caldwell
estate, situated on the corner Of Thir-
teenth and Jacob streets, TO II. Frank,
for S4, 900 dollars.
HARRY MYERS, Secretary; John Dix
on, President, and Lawrence Slower,
South Siders, have bought in rig, and
are going to the country on general
trading expedition.
ABoY named Boord threw a stick ana
broke one Of the large panes OF glass In
H. +. Bachman's commission store, on
South Main street, yesterday. The boy
will pay for it, and it will take SO.
IN Police Court, yesterday morning,
Geo. Brandt, the cab driver, was fined
IS and costs. Louis Bacchelli, the ltal-
ian saloon keeper, was discharged at
cost of plaintiff, who failed to appear.
THE Independent Crescent Club, OF
the South Side, is making arrangements
for a grand excursion 10 Sistersville,
next Sunday, in daylight ride. The
trip will be made by the steamer Lib
erty.
ATTENTION is called to an advertise
ment in this mornings issue for the
person who stole the shoes at Mozart
Park on the 2sth inst. to call at 1902
Eoff street and get pair Of socks to
wear with them.
MEMBERS Of the Kelley League met
at the Institute, GU the South Side, yes
terday evening in a sort of reunion.
Speeches were made, and profitable
time to those present was spent. The
meeting was open to all.
ONE Of the horses of rig owned by
LiVeryman Neal Tompson, of the South
Side, fell near the Market street bridge
yesterday and laid there, delaying
traffic for quite a while. The animal
got up and was found to be injured
some.
DAVID HAHNE, the enterprising
Forty-third street confectioner, sent up
a balloon last night. The balloon was a
large one and made pretty ascent
After being carried toward Bellaire, it
returned over the South Side later in the
evening.
NUMEROUS complaints are heard of
the bad condition of the street at
and Market streets. A
coal road passes there and its tracks
stick up nearly foot above the street.
Two persons fell yesterday and citizens
want something done in the matter.
BURSTS Ice Cream is made from Jer-