The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-07
REPoRTORIAL PENCILINGs.
WHO holds ticket No. %?
COUNCIL tomorrow night.

WHO holds ticket No. 222
COUNCIL tomorrow night.
SLEIGHING parties are in order.
The week of prayer begins to-day.
No marriage license issued Saturday.
WHAT has become OF your resolution?
TEE municipal sensation didn't pan
out well.
THE Board of Commissioners meet this
morning.
SKATING was INDUCED in on the river
yesterday.
CIRCUIT Court convcnes at 9 o'clock
this morning.
SEVEN additions to the workhouse
gang Saturday.
RANDE, the bandit, was IN this city in
the year 1859.
THE Municipal Court has adjourned
until court IN course.
a GREAT many VS. were invested in
sleigh rides Saturday night.
The citizens are becoming surfeited
with minstrel entertainments.
Two DEEDS in fee were recorded at the
county clerks office Saturday.
THERE are nire cases to be disposed OF
at Police Court this morning.
TIE knights of the ivory chips will
have to mind their P's and Qs.
MANY a one unceremoniously sal
down on the pavements yesterday.
CHILDREN who did not get sleds for
Christmas gifts are not so happy as they
| were.
YESTERDAY morning at 8 o'clock the
thermometer registered IA degrees above
zerC.
THE scarlet fever is raging in the
neighborhood of Limestone, Marshall
county.
HAvERLY's MINISTRIES are billed to ap
pear at the Opera House next Saturday
evening.
The Manchester people want the lamp
post, which was destroyed some time
ago, replaced.
THIS weather makes the peanut ven.
| der fold up his stand aud HE himsei! &c
his humble home.
LAST night Was cold one. The
thermometer was down TO eight degree:
by twelve o'clock.
PAY YOUR State and county taxes and
save the interest you will be compelled
to pay if neglected.
WELSH ard Hughes Ministries per,
formed new version of "Helen's
Babies" Saturday night.
SOME OF the stone piles on the Nation-
al road make it very dangerous for those
who sleig in that direction.
The members Of the Nail City Boat
Club are contemplating holding week
" dances at their boat house.
THERE is large oil painting of Jane
Combs, displayed in the show window OF
Adams 81 Lucas music store.
TIE Immortal j. n" will lit the
veil and assume the pressure at the
Court House Tomorrow night.
WELSH & HUGHES MINISTRIES gave a
fair show to small audience at the
Opera House, Saturday night.
ALPHA Lodge No. 424 knights OF
Honor, will give performance at the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
WEIGH & HUGHES minstrels leave on
the 5 O'clock train this morning, for Pitts
burgh, where they play Tonight.
-Four successful suicides and one abor-
live attempt there at, have occurred III
this city within the past five weeks.
A GREAT number of our citizens were
out sleignIng yesterday. The toll gate
keepers report business rs being good.
THE services read by dear mute, for
the deaf mulcs al St. Mathews Episcopal
Church yesterday, were very impressive.
A NEW toy shop has been opened in
North Wheeling, where once WAS kept
the saloon known as the Blazing Stump.
The Central glass works have started
on full blast, the third furnace having
been made ready for a neat this
week.
CHARLEY Cess, VINO was committed
for thirty days, by Judge Crsnmer Tor
disorder, is not Charley Co.'S, of Bridge.
port.
The Ancient Order of United Work.
men, La Belle Lodge No. 2, installed
their newly elected officers Saturday
night.
MR. J. j. Campbell, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
late clerk At the Mcclure House, has
leased the Youga House AT Councils
vile, Pa.
TIE services st the North Street Nj.
Z. Church yesterday morning, were not
very largely attended, en- account of the
cold weather.
Mr.. COLE has just finished putting p
new bottom IN barge Tor Mr.. Arm
strong, but ii cannot be launched until
the river rises.
ADAM KALBFLEIsH, who at one time
kept the Opera House saloon, is now on
the steamer Msiie RagoD, running IN the
Parkersburg trade.
The Belmont and Riverside mills
shut down Saturday and will not resume
for several weeks. The La Belle mill is
the only factory now running.
TIE Wilson saw mill which has been
converted Into machine for saving
stone, has shut down for the winter. 1t
will RESUME operations III the spring.
THE remains of Henry Dsub were in
tered, Saturday, by the Druids. at Mt.
Wood cemetery, near the grave OF his
wife, whore he suicided Thursday even
lng.
The north end of the Arlington Stove
Works IN North Wheeling has been con-
verted into an office and store room.
This factory turned out over 5000 stoves
last year.
IT is reported that Captain Ripley had
An interview with the Enquirer cores
pondent, aud apologies were assured on
the part of the correspondent. And thus
the MISTER rests.