The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-26
CITY CHIPS.


WILL the st. Patrick Societies turn
out?
MANCHESTER has been dlbbed "Dog
Town"
LAST week the police made thirty-hve
arrests.
COUNTY Court will convene next
Monday.
SIX additions to the workhouse force
yesterday morning.
THOMAS OWENS has an apparatus for
playing Irish billiards.
TEE visitations OF the aims seekers are
more numerous OF late.
The Zouaves cleared about twenty dol
lars st their ball on Friday night.
AT II o'clock last night two cases had
been locked up for hearing this morn
ing.
THE old prognosticator will have I'M
bounded faith in &c. II" If this weather
continues.
QUITE a number of the Wellsburgers
attended the Opera House performance
last night.
J. II. STALLMAN s. Co., are making
the suits for the District Telegraph Mes.
senger boys.
THREE deeds OF trust and one deed IN
fee were admitted to record by the Cour-
ty Clerk yesterday.
WE should have said that Monday the
4.h of March, would be rule day in Cir
cult Court, instead of yesterday.
MILITARY companies will be as thick
as bees in honey time if they continue TO
organize as rapidly as OF late.
A DETACHMENT of General Haley's
brigade was engaged in building mud
hills on Market street yesterday.
MARION Lodge, Independent Order OF
Ancient Worklngmen, will hold a meet
ing at Walthers Hall tomorrow night.
THs social of the Second Presbyterian
Church will meet Thursday evening at
the residence of S. N. Prather, Market
street.
THE Green back Labor Clubs will meet
at the Fourth ward engine house this
evening, to arrange for the coming cam
paign.
The last of the dry goods of the firm
of Kennedy Il Hallisy were disposed OF
ut auction ut No. 1893 Main street yes
terday.
The NJ. l.. G.'s have fixed on Monday
and Thursday evenings of each week TO
hold their meetings a. thu Second ward
market house.
THE Elm Grove street cars have car.
ried, from the time the road was opened
up to November lst, 1877, ninety thous-
and passengers.
A PRIVATE select party of young pee
pie will be held at Mr.. Lorenz Walters
reception rooms tomorrow night. Birch
will furnish the music.
The brick work of Walters & Shall
cross Hotel was completed yesterday.
The carpenters will commence to put on
Manssrd roof Immediately.
THE Sheritf's office will be kept open
at night until after the 18th OF March
next, in order TO allow those who have
to work through the day chance to pay
up their taxes.
A MEETING of the Womsn's Christian
Temperance Union will be held in Horn
brooks Hall next Friday afternoon at
three o'clock. Officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
MRS. w. II. SHBIB's vocal scholars
will give soiree al Germania Hall next
Friday evening, under the direction OF
their skillful teacher. No doubt 1t Will
be pleasant affair.
SEVEN hundred and sixty dollars clear,
is announced as the official report OF the
profits of the late fair for the benefit OF
St. Johns German Lutheran Church,
Market street near the bridge.
The thirty members of the new mill
tsry company in the Eighth ward ex-
tend cordial invitation to all who may
wish to join to meet with them at koch's
Hall, on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
MEMBER of the A. p. Q, Society at
tanned his majority yesterday and cele-
brated it with blow out. How sweet
1t is to be able TO vote, especially when 1t
is Democratic. We congratulate you
Harry.
"A MUTE was found in drunken con
dition on the street last night and locked
up for safety. lie had on his person four
subscription papers well filled When
he was picked up he could not tell where
he came from.
THE arrival of the first passenger
train from Pittsburgh over the T., w. u
Ky. railroad, yesterday, caused as largo
a crowd to assemble at the new depot as
at the time of the opening of the b. " u.
road, many years ago.
LAKIN, the merchant tailor, will, on
or about the 18th of March, enter into
copsrtnership with the we'll known firm
of Thomas Hughes Il Co., merchant
tailors. 1t is the intention OF the new
firm to sell at reduced prices and strictly
for cash.
YESTERDAY Allen Men cal made COM
plant before Squire Wheeler against
John Men cal, for contending with angry
words to the disturbance of the peace OF
all quiet people. John was summoned
to appear before this justice at 8 o'clock
this morning.
NEXT Thursday evening the old and
young folks of Fulton will give one of
the grandest balls of the season, at Hess
Hall. Two hundred invitations have
been issued for the frolic. Cockayne,
with his orchestra bells, will make music
for the occasion.
CHAs. MCGILL, of Centre Wheeling,
xaota-1ay on Uarrant