The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-01
CITY CHIPS.
MARCH waltzes in dixie q lamb.

No MARRIAGE licences lssueo yestef-
day.
The County Court will convene next
Monday.
Four cases retired TO the workhouse
yesterday morning.
THE Gushing paper mill property sold
recently for $1,000.
No ARRIVALS at the lookup at l.
o'clock last night.
The Municipal Court will meet at IL
o'clock this morning.
ONE release deed admitted TO record al
the County Clerks office yesterday.
The +. Y. w. B. club will give
dance at Weisel Hall this evening.
The young boys and girls OF Fulton
will have a select party on Friday even
ing at ellis hall.
THE Shakespeare Club closed the sea-
son at the residence of w. Il. Foster
Wednesday night.
THE pupils of Miss Annie NJ. Shelf
will give their second soiree musicale a.
the Germsnia Hall tonight.
THERE were about forty passenger
left the city yesterday evening at Ash
o'clock, via the F., w. y KY. road.
ONE heat was made at the Top mil
yesterday, in order to try the rolls which
have been undergoing some repairs.
TO-DAY is the first day of spring
Blue-birds and robbins were noticed OF
the island yesterday. G. ID. is N. u.
ADAMS EXPRESS folks now get mer
chsndise from Louisville and New York
by the new route, eighteen hours after
Is shipped.
A NUMBER of the friends of Mrs. l.. S
Delaplaine will be entertained by tina
lsdy at her residence, on Chapline street
this evening.
YESTERDAY afternoon detachment o
the Golf Guards, accompanied by Msjo
Miller, went out to Frank Walters 10
target practice.
THE Parker Hall Ladies' Relief So
ciety continues its work of relieving tn
needy, and during the winter has done {
great amount of good.
BILLY GIBSON tripped at the head o
the Washington hall last night anC
fell to the bottom of the stairs, thereb.
injurying himself very much.
The last "Germsn" OF the season viii
be given tonight in the dining room o
the Mcclure House. 1t will be iul
dress affair. Josie Kramer will spell.
ALL members of the Womsh's Chris
tian Temperance Union from tie time o
its organization are requested TO meet q
Hornbrook Hall this afternoon at
O'clock.
The following cases will be hesrd il
the Municipal Court to-day: Jane
Havemyer vs.. Christopher Anderson
with jury, and Phillip Hsustein y.
Mary 5. Thomas.
ARMSTRONG, CoEN & Co., have tn
contract for making boxes IN which u
pack the articles to be shipped for tn
Exposition at Paris. Isaac Csrpente
will do the packing.
THE meeting for the organization Q
the new military company in the Eight
ward, last night, was not as well attend
ed AS was desired. Mr. Charles kocI
was elected President, with power to en-
list additional members.
+. HALEY who resides at No. 81
Eighteenth street, drew CHINA tea sc
a. Zers's entertainment at Washington
Hall Wednesday evening. Prof. Ter
will give another slight-ot-hand pertor
msLce at the same hall tonight.
PROF. Loos, of Bethany College. VIII
will preach At the Disciples Church mex
Sunday morning and night, and lectur
at Washington Hall in the afternoon,
considered one of the ablest ministers G
that denomination in the country.
THE p. w. Il Ky. railroad hands, ye:
terdsy, raised the car that was throw
| over the bank at the Superior switch las
Monday two weeks ago. 1t was put OF
the track and taken to the company
shops at the round house for repairs.
THERE is TO be charity dance give
at Lawrence Werhles, No. 1880 Mai
street, on the 9th instant, at which tim
some fine club swinging will be indulge
in. AS this is for worthy object W,
hope it will be made grand success.
THE Central Building Association Nc
is now fairly under way, and will NEE
this evening Tor the payment OF dues u
outs Hall, corner of Market and TwelftI
streets. a number of shares still remsi
unsold. Applications for stock shoul
be made early.
Mrs. GRIFFITH, teacher at the Thir
ward school, is detained Al her homo b
the Illness of her little daughter, who
quite sick with typhoid fever at Mrs
Sims boarding house. Miss Dean
teaching in place of Mrs. Griffith unit
that lady can return TO her duty.
}. w. FRANKHAUsER has sold hi
stock of liquors and groceries now in tn
store room at the corner of Market snC
Sixteenth streets, to g. Gaus and Georg
He'll at invoice cost. The goods are t.
be invoiced this morning. Mr.. Frank
hauser will retire to his farm near Sun
| fish.
YESTERDAY Adjutant-Genersl Z. L
Wood received requisltion for rife
and accoutrements tor the Lewisburl
Light Infantry Greys, of Lewisburg
Green brier county. The accoutrement
will be forwarded to the company as soor
as they can be received from the Unitet
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