The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-19
CITY Ci.IpS.

N RAhESS OECutsLIa uho ISt iSNN''N-
new lot OF very fine music.
Two deeds Of trust and one bill OF sale
admitted to record by the County Clerk
yesterday.
THE first base ball club of the season
is being organized in North Wheeling.
Who's next.
THERE were nine cars at the Top mill
factory, yesterday, which were being hii'
ed with nails.
THE Stone Church Mite Society meets
tonight, at the residence OF MIR. w. 1.
Chambers, Elm Grove.
A NEW gas lamp has been placed on
Chapline street near the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad crossing.
UEDREssED kid gloves of beige tlnts
and mastre shades, are considered Inc
NEST elegant choice Tor street use.
Mr.. MOONEY, the carpenter, has the
Job of repairing the boat house belonging
TO Mr.. Cline, OF North Wheeling.
AT ls.t that much needed improve
ment, sewer, is being put in At the cor
ner of Chaplne and Twelfth streets.
Mr.. ED. LARKINs, the dry goods mer-
chant, returned home yesterday, on the
ll:35 train over the p. w. IL X. railroad.
YESTERDAY the street brigade COM
menced scraping the mud of main street
near Tallman's grocery and are working
down toward The city.
AwAGoN loaded with hay broke down
Yesterday morning just beyond Fulton.
Another wagon was procured and the
load was transferred to 1t.
The Leader office front has been
treated to q coat of white paint. The
next thing in order is to whlten the NOR
al tone OF the local columns.
THERE were thirteen cars loaded with
freight brought to our city yesterday
morning over the p. w. IL h. Il. h. THIS
road is doing good business.
TaEnames of one hundred and sixty
eight passengers were put upon the reg
ister of the steamer Andes, on her last
"trip up from Cincinnati TO this city.
As St. Patrick's day came on Sunday,
the services in honor OF the day have
been postponed until Wednt sday, when
they will take place with great ecIat
CoCKAYNE's orchestra will furnish the
music for grand birthday party on the
South Side shortly. Two Kindred IN
vitations have been issued for the occa-
sion.
FROM reading last Sundays Leader,
one would suspect that Leuksrd Is
making baby carriage inspection
speciality. What do you know OF 1t
Beast2
A STOP COCK on Sixteenth street, close
to the lamp post at the corner OF Chap
line and Sixteenth streets, stands up SO
high rs to make it dangerous for passing
vehicles.
To-day is the feast of Saint Joseph,
the patron saint OF the Cathedral. "A
grand high Mass will be celebrated IN
the Cathedral at which the Bishop will
oiiiciate.
A HIGH toned wedding is to come Oft
on the 18th of April on 18th street. 1t
will be its affair OF the season in the
way of party, and gay time may be
looked for.
There will be temperance meeting ut
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, North
Wheeling, on Wednesday evening.
Frank Kline, VIM. Coates and b. Is.
Porter will speak.
BILLY RITZ, the pattern msker OF the
north end, says he ID now engaged IN
Sharpening the knives for the toy cutter,
who will shortly take his position on one
OF our local packets.
Mr. DANIEL LAME, OF this city,is PRE-
pairing his bill of exceptions in the
Cockayne will case recently decided in
Moundsvlle. He has strong hopes OF
obtaining new trial.
some chicken thief recently stole
fine game chicken from B. d. McMech-
en-, Island. That gentleman Is IN hot
pursuit of the thieves and will, he
thinks find them ont shortly.
CONSIDERABLY Improvements are
being made on the grounds surrounding
Mount de Chantel. New shubbery is
being planted and flower beds are in
course OF preparation for spring work.
In another column will be found an
advertisement o. very desirable house
for rent 1t is fitted up with all the
modern improvements, and will prove
desirable residence. Sec advertisement.
ORDERS have been issued for the blast
furnace at the Top mill to be at once
placed in running order, and we expect
to see 1t in full blast in couple of weeks
1t will give employment TO number OF
hands.
MKssKs. Sweeney & Son are now max
ing large cog wheel tor the water
works, TO replace the one Which, was
cracked some time since. The one that
ia broken is still used, but 1t is impossible
to say how long it will last.
SOME of our mil boys are now select
ing their fishing grounds for the coming
summer, and contemplate having an en-
ioyable season. Some of them say they
would rather 60 fishing than so TO the
Paris Exposition.
AN advertisement IN another column
announces that Mr.. Gus Matthews will
have a jolly old time At his place on
Market Square tomorrow. Gus knows
how TO do it nicely, and Josie hramer
will be there to help him.
John CLINE, of the First ward, has
bought the boat house, which formerly
belonged to the Adrienhe boat club, OF
and will have 1t placed i'll
order, and will shortly start on trip
down the river with tin store on board.
WE learn that the Hinge Factory
Company met with quitea heavy loss By
the failure Of firm in Cincinnati last
week. II the firm had held out until
this week it would have gotten u much
larger order from the Hinge Company.
OK last Sunday evening a. party were
on their way home, short distance from
the post office, they heard female voice
calling from the head of the stars. You
Mary Jand, don't you know it is near
eleven o'clock, tell Mr.. -, to close the
front door from the outside"
A CERTAIN party in our city, who
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