The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-06
CITY CHIPS.

day.
TRor out your hose and sprinkling
carts.
PAY DAY at the Belmont nail works
to-day.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the La
Belle Nail works.
TO-DAY is the day for hearing motions
in the County CoUrt.
TO-DAY will be pay day at the South
Wheeling Glass Works.
THREE deeds in fee and two of trust
were recorded at the clerks office yester-
day.
No marriage licenses were admitted to
record yesterday at the County Clerks
office.
CONSTABLE Richardson and Price yes
terdsy closed the Attic saloon on land
lords warrant.
The Superior Machine company will
ship a number OF their machines west
next week on the P. w. & KY.
a COUNTRY wagon loaded with dry
goods and groceries broke down yester-
day afternoon just beyond Fulton.
WE noticed five cars at the Top mill
factory yesterday, which are to be- losded
with nails for shipment over the F. W.
IL Ky. railroad.
THE work of kslsominlng the lecture
and class rooms of the Chapline street Nj.
Z Church will soon be completed. MT.
w. +. Pearce is the artist.
THIS evening a. j. Roth, who has
been with 2. w. Besley for q number OF
wears, will open up at the old Neuhausen
stand IN the confectionery business.
Mr.. MURPHY, who had the contract of
plaslering the Washington Hall, Is now
replasteriug the German Catholic Church
in Centre Wheeling, which was injured
by fire.
The calico hop of the Social club at
koch's. Hall last nipht was largely
attended. Prof. Birch's band furnished
the music. The supper by Charley Koch
was very fine.
The Laughlin Mills, at Martins Fer
~, closed yesterday morning, for the
purpose OF repairing some cog wheels
which did not work to suit. The mill
will resume on Monday.
THE superior beer made by the Nail
City Brewing Company, expressly for
Christ Siebke's bolLling cellar, is very
fine, and takes a high position among
the lovers Of the BEVERAGE.
OUR friends Of the Seventh ward are
very DESTROYS of having their garbage re-
moved. AS the contract has run out for
the past year, and remains unlet, they
will have to await the pleasure OF coun.
ell.
SEVERAL parties have entered for the
prizes to be given for clog dancing and
club swinging at the Crescent boat club
ball on the Goth of this month. L. L.
CocIiayne's orchestra will be in attend
anCe.
THE new choir, consisting CT Mrs.
Charles Eof, soprano, Miss Rose Nc
Naughton, alto; Mr.. Oscar Seely, basso,
and Mr.. Baker, tenor, will render the
music at st. Matthews Episcopal Church
10 morrow.
Tony MARSHALL, . moulder at the
Arlington Stove Works, who lives
on Market street between Sixth and
Seventh streets, has been compelled to
lay of for several days on account OF
rheumatism in his arms.
THERE was another roll broken at the
Belmont mill yesterday morning. 1t was
roughing roll and it makes the sccord
one that has been broken in the last two
weeks. Another roll was placed in posi-
ton, and work went on as usual.
As there are several graduates in this
city of Phillips Academy Andover,
Mass, we will state for their informs.
ton that there is to be centennial cele.
brstlon June 9TH and 9Th. Oliver Wendell
Holmes will give an original poem and
Alexander McKinzie the centennial ad-
dress,
YESTERDAY Chief Of Police Ripley
received q telegram from L. Sellers, OF
Lebanon, Ono, asking information rels'
tive TO the young mar who was found
dead on the B. IS 0. Railroad at Slmp.
sons station, Thursday morning. The
Captain did not reply, as he could gather
no further particulars than those con-
tanned in the REGISTER yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. FREDERIC EBELISG, OF the South
Side. is considerably worried over the
news contained IN the special IN yester.
DAYS REGISTER from Simpsons station.
The description of the boy who was
killed answers that OF his son, who has
been absent from home since last
Wednesday week The description is &c
imperfect that it leaves ample room 10
cause anxiety among many parents.
ia. j. SHEETS. an eyewitness Of the
trouble between Uively and Bushman,
in front OF the LIngaman House, on
Water street, Thursday afternoon, de-
nounces the Standards account Of the
affair rs beng wholly wrong from the
beginning to the end, as the trouble did
not occur in the house but out on the
pavement. The men went into Mr.. Lin
gaman's back yard. where he went after
them. They turned on him and began
to talk roughly, and then ran out in
front of the house and struck several par.
ties, in the meantime assaultlng Captain
w. l.. Bridges. As Mr.. Lingamsn
keeps public house, he does not desire
that such reports be circulated about him.
aunt sally Burns"