The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-26
CITY CHIPS.

ONE deed of trust was recorded yes.
terdsy.
CIRCUIT CoURT has adjourned until
court in course.
The buckwheat season is almost one OF
the things that were.
No marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerk yesterday.
OvERcoATs wern not such q burden
yesterday as one night expect.
THE Standard is to be issued on and
after the first of April with new type
material.
ONE OF the clerks at Adams Express
Office is so happy, guess which one, and
the cause thereof.
For late illustrated papers OF Hot
Springs, Arks., Colonel Thomas Horn
brook has our thanks.
PIE-PLANT, lettuce, rsdishes, asparagus
and other garden sass have made their
appearance in the market.
LAST Sunday seven car loads of cattle
arrived at Washington, Pa, via the
Hempfeld railroad from Chicago.
In our advertising columns will be
found notice of the dissolution OF the
law firm of Linch & Thompson.
TIE Board of Directors of the Pea
body Insurance Company held regular
meeting at their Office last evening.
CHARLES 81. RIDGwAY has been ap-
pointed Assistant Inspector OF Boilers
for the district of Wheeling, w. va.
THE thermometer registered 80 de-
grees at 8 o'clock yesterday, difference
of 80 degrees in the corresponding day
of last year.
OUR Boarding House Cor. bination AMI
Charlotte Thompson, have cancelled
their date for this city, and will appear
later In the season.
YESTERDAY morning at an early hour,
some promiscuous shooting was INDUCED
in on Seventeenth street between Jacob
and Wood streets.
7. T. Cocksynes Orchestra has been
engaged to play for private masquerade
in North Wheeling on the 18th OF April.
lnVIAtlOnS are OUT Ior IL.
YESTERDAY was the festival of the
Annunciation OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary, and was holy Gay OF obligation
in the Catholic Churches.
A cart loaded with coal broke down
on Chspline street above Eleventh street
Yesterday. Another cart was procured
and the load transferred TO it.
The Superior Machine Works of
Messrs. Sweeney s. Son in North Wheel
ing, are now running on full time and
are turning out number of machines.
This is about the time for young sspi-
rants to journalistic renewn to begin to
circulate circulars giving their rates per
word Tor writing Exposition letters from
Paris.
OLD Mr.. Coen, of the Eighth ward,
who fought In the revolutionary war is
now in the ninety-second year OF his age.
He draws pension from the Govern
ment.
THE folks over at Msrtinsville are
as iubilsnt over the starting Of the
rolling mill and glass works, as the
Wellsburgers were at the opening of the
P, w. q Ky. r. r.
TIE OF Board Equalization met at the
room Of the Board of Commissioners
Yesterday morning. and remained in SEES
sion until noon, and then adjourned until
10 o'clock this morning.
LAST Saturday gentleman of the
Island planted a number OF Potomac
shad in the Ohio river, just below the
Suspension bridge. Soon we will be
hooking out our own shad.
The new Board of Directors of the
Convention OIL Company recently or
ganized by eecting NJ. Kelley president
and treasurer; d. Peck vice president,
and j. NJ. Casper secretary.
EIGHTEEN car loads of freight arrived
in this city VIA, the p, w. " Ky, rail
road yesterday morning. This is what
one would call good business. The little
road is becoming quite popular.
The State Library, under the present
Librarian, General 4. l.. Wood, has been
pu. in excellent order. Every book has
been properly labeled, ard placed in
such positions as to be easily gotten at.
The seventeenth anniversary of the
II. n. Mertz Literary Society will be
held at Westwood's Hall on Friday
evening next. -Four hundred invitations
have been issued. The exercises will be
OF most interesting character.
The Wheeling Sunday School Asso-
citation will meet at the lecture room. OF
the United Presbyterian Church, Chap
line street above Twelfth, this evening,
for the purpose of organizing, adopting
constitution and fer the election of off,
GERS.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Edwards,
wife of Michael Riwards, of North
Wheeling, took place yesterday after
noon. The remains were followed to
their last resting place by large num-
Der of sorrowing friends, and were en-
tered at Mt. Wood cemetery.
Mr.. A. NJ. WALTER, the popular
grocer, has thoroughly remodeled
and reprinted Egerter " Hess
old stand at the foot of Market square,
and will open thi- morning with full
of fresh groceries, TO which he invites
the public attention. Messrs. Shsrer u
Selbert, the butchers, will keep meat
shop in connection with the grocery, and
will also be ready for business this morn
ing.
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