The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-17
REpOHTORIAL PENCILINGS.

The sun rises at 6:5S and sets at 5:23.
No marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
The Board of Education meets to.
night
TO-DAY is the anniversary of the battle
CT Cowpens.
VENUS will be the evening star until
February 26th.
A NEW transparency was hung out at
Otis Hall last evening.
THE meetings at the Baptist Church
are very encouraging.
TWELVE additions to the Work house
gang yesterday morning.
REV. Mr.. MCCLURE will lecture at the
U. 2. Church tomorrow evening.
THE coal miners will meet at the
Fourth ward engine house this evening
THE toy shop windows are beginning
to be filled with comic valentine pic
lures.
THERE was a fair market at the
Second ward market house yesterday
morning.
STATE Treasurer West, yesterday, paid
out school money to various counties
amounting to about s35, 600.
OFFICER LIsToN gathered up "Toby'
Vance yesterday morning. Toby Will
have hearing this morning.
ONE deed in fee, one of trust and one
of release we're admitted IL record BY
County Clerk Woods, yesterday.
THE managers of the "Mother Goose
entertainment met Tuesday evening and
assigned the parts to various persons.
Mr.. BLUMFELD, of Cincinnati, Is in
town, and expects to fresco the damaged
portion OF the St. Alphonsus Church.
A LECTURE by Jake" Kemple a
Parker's hall tonight Jake will tel
the people all about the Murphy cause.
THE Odd Fellows Hall Association
have declared q dividend OF 81 so pc,
share of $40. The corporation is out o
debt.
THE East Wheeling cigar maker, A
Israel will soon remove his shop Il
Twelfth street, between Chspline snC
| Market.
THE Memorial Social have made ex
tcnsive preparations for their first grant
masque ball tonight at Goetze's hall
South Side.
Miss Flora DeRoy, handsome Jewes
of Pittsburgh, who has been visiting
friends mere for some time past, returned
home yesterday.
The Independent Social will give thei
first grand soiree at Germsnis hall TO
morrow evening. T. T. Cockayne,
orchestra will be in attendance.
Mr.. JOHN NORTH and Miss Kate A
Ford were married by Rev. T. f, Clan
cy, on Tuesday evening, a; the residence
OF the brides aunt, on the Island.
, ONE of the workmen on the p, w. i
Ky. railroad got on spree yesterday
morning, and was so drunk that officer
had Graham graat difficulty in getting
him to the lookup.
THE parties pulled" in the gambling
house raid night before last, will b.
tried at the Police Court this morning
There are about twenty-five in all, who
will be up tor hearing.
The F., w. Il KY. track will have
been laid to the FIRST ward school house
by this evening. 1t is thought that tho
track will be put down as far as the heaC
OF the wharf by next week.
Nix. NJ. G. WHITTINGHAM, of thi:
city, is lying very sick at mis- fathers
residence in Moundsville. His many
friends will be glad to hear that
the symptoms are favorable.
THE prospects for the Catholic con.
cert, to be held under the superintend.
ence of Mrs. Whitaker, on the oath
instant, are very encouraging, and q
large house will doubtless be present.
The St. Vincent De Paul Society held
a meeting yesterday for the purpose OF
mendIng garments and doing mlscella'
neous sewing for the poor. A large
number of ladies of ths Cathedral con-
gregstion were present.
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