The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-09
RELLAIRE LOCALS.
The B. q. L. g. drill tonight.
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The Is. u. Il. ". QFlIl lO'L guL.
Tho Methodist Episcopal young mems
prayer meeting this evening.
ID iss Hill, OF Jefferson county, is visit
ing the family of Judge Anderson.
Richard Fowler, Esq, Fifth ward
Councilman, Is in Cincinnati on business.
Misses Kate MuLh and Sarah Fry nave
gone down the B. u 5. w. L. r, to rus
ticate.
A newly organized mite society met
at the residence of il. b. Humphrey,
Thursday night.
Miss jessie Gregg and Miss Katie
Fowler, of We.lsburg, are visiting Miss
Emma Maxwell.
l. e.. CfGcraft, Of Wheeling, is an.
nounced 20 address moetlng on temper.
snce, Sunday afternoon.
Ell. Dunbar, who made himself fSvo
rite lsat winter ut the inception OF the
Murphy movement here Is TO reopen the
campaign at an early day.
The child Of Jossyh Ncknsbsn, whose
death We chronicled yesterday, was
barred at Warnock, yesterday forenoon.
Chancellor kemple, of Wheeling,
will address temperance meeting, uL-
der the auspices OF the Woman's League
at the Presbyterian Church, this evening.
The entertainment igiven by the Mis-
sion Sabbath School at School Hall,
Gravel Hill, last evening, WAS such
success that it will be repeated with sd
ditionsl attractions st School Hall,
Fourth Ward, this evening.
1t will be good news to all OF our
readers that the tobacco warehouse Is to
be immediately pushed to completion.
Several car loads of lumber arrived yes
terday, and full force of workmen is at
work. The additional appropriation has
been made by the General Assembly.
The German Evangelical Church fair
will be continued this afternoon and
evening at City Hall. The contests be-
tween Misses Thurm and Hess for a
marble table, and Messrs. Joseph Speidel,
of Wheeling, and Major Ii. ID. Meek, for
q gold headed csne, will be decided then.
The Republican primaries chose the
following delegates TO tire city conven-
tion Thursday night First ward, V. L.
Morgan, Jas. Eicol, ST.; Second ward,
W. G. Cochcsn, w. NJ. Ault; Third
ward, Col. Z. 5. 5. Baron, Adolphus
johnson; Fourth ward, Andrew Roeder,
". j. Ferren; Fifth ward, A. l.. Weth-
erald, S. S. MCGOWAN.
The Cincinnati Sunday Breakfast
Table will be for sale on the streets by
carrier boys to morrow morning, and
every Sunday hereafter. By Especial ar
raugement an edition is printed to enable
this to be done. Our citizens have thus
chance to procure rs soon as CincIn-
natians, the liveiet and most readable
Sunday paper in America for only five
cents. Watch for the boy or droS
postal card to ths agent, 2. y. Box 50,
city, and have the boys call on you
weekly.
The National party of the city held
its Convention at Zilch's Hall on Thurs
day evening, and lively Convention 1t
was The platform of the Convention At
Toledo was adopted and all candidates
were required to indorse it when their
names were proposed. A committee,
consisting CT Thomas Turnbull, First
ward; Patrick Whelsn, Second ward;
Darby O'Toole, Third ward; G.. w.
Scott, Fourth ward; &. Il. Leasure,
Fifth ward; l. II. Day, Pultney town
ship, and Levi Cassell, at large, WAS sp-
pointed to submit ticket TO the Con-
vention. They reported the following,
which. after some discussion and ex-
element, was Endorsed by the
Convention: Mayor, d. W.. Cooper;
Marshal, Michael Curran; Treasurer Lee
V! Csssell; Constables, Michael Llnskey,
Michael Connel. The convention was
ably presided over by Mr.. Charles Bait
zell, 0rthe Fifth ward. Mr.. }. NJ Rich.
ards was secretary. The township con-
vention was held Mt the same place upon
! the adjournment o! the city convention.
Mr.. w. j. McClain presided, and Mr..
Richardson acted as secretary. The
ticket nominated was: Trustees, j. L.
Day, VIM. Myers; Assessor, Abraham
Grouse; Treasurer, Oliver I. Blackburn;
Clerk. j. NJ. Richardson; Justices of the
Peace, Conrad Feely, w. j. McClsin.
WE must have room. Weare prcpsr-
ing tor new stock We have marked
eyerythirp down. Come and see US ere