The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
CITY Chips.

THE County Court has adjourned until
court in course.
TIE pike was quite lively yesterday
with drivers out"
THE weather was rather "betwlxt and
between" yesterday.
THE Long and Condrsy cases will come
I'D in the Circuit Court this morning.
The assessments of Ohio county is
based on seventeen millions Of dollars.
THE United engine will be out in the
Eighth ward for trial, this afternoon.
A DAUGHTER of John Foose drew the
fine doll baby at the festival at st. Al.
phonsus Church last week.
THE excursion of the Point Literary
Society on the Hempfeld read, has been
postponed until tomorrow.
ONE release deed, two deeds in fee and
one trust deed were recorded in the office
of the County Clerk last Saturday.
THE members of the Methodist Epis-
copsl Church at Benweod will hold .
festival at their church edifce tonight.
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THERE Is to be wedding this week.
Guess who the lucky ones are who wish
to have the silken cords of wedtock tied
HARRY WooDMANsEE, son of Lewis
Woodmansee, fell into the cellar OF the
old Grant House last Saturday and cut his
head severely.
A LARGE number of people visited the
immense tow boat, the Joseph b. Will
liams, which lies near the old Washing
ton mill, yesterday.
SIX hundred copies of the Pittsburgh
Sunday Leader we've brought to this city
Yesterday morning and rapidly disposed
of. 1t is q bright and newsy paper.
On the Mass brewery property, which
was offered for sale in front of the court
house last Saturday, $3,250 were bid, and
the sale postponed until next Saturday
The shooting match which was 10 have
come off al Woodland Range last Sstur-
dsy, for $40 silver cup, was postponed
until next Saturday. The weather did it.
REV. Mr.. LAWSON, of the A. M. f.
Church, baptized SIX colored converts,
two females and four males, in the river
At the wharf, yesterday morning at 3
o'clock.
The recently elected Board of Direc-
tors of the Children's Home, will meet at
that institution this afternoon for the pur-
pose of electing lady managers for the
ensuing year.
Mr.. JOE JEFFERs of Pt. Mills, and
Miss Emma Miller, of this city, were
thrown from a buggy near Pt. MILE,
while attending the Pt. Mills Literary
Society on last Saturday.
THE Leasure Boat Club picnic did not
take place as announced on Saturday, on
account of the heavy rain which pre-
vailed in the morning OF that day. 1t
will be held next Saturday.
THE cherry crop round about, is pan
ing out well, better in fact than for sew
eral years. Saturday mornings market
was full of this early fruit which sold
at i've cent per quart. At the close
cherries were offered as low as three
cents quart.
WE call attention to the card Of Coch.
ran " Cochran, Attorneys-st- Law.
Judge r. II. Cochran has associated with
him his brother John S. Cochran,
and we bespeak for the firm the blsl-
ness which their experience and at
tention deserve.
THE trswberry festival for the bene-
fit of the orphans under the care Of the
Sisters of ST. Joseph, to be given at
Washington Hall tonight and 70 NOR
row night, should be largely attended, as
the proceeds will be for the benefit OF
those who rely upon our charity.
THERE is 7 new boat clubln Wheeling
named the j. II. Schulz, making the
sixth for tbs; city. Mr.. Radcliffe, OF the
new club, was in this city the past week
purchasing boats.-PtttSburgh S@nOag
Leader.-We need But go from home 10
learn the news. The 'oldest inhabltsnt"
disremembers the data OF the organiza-
tion of this club, it Is 50 old.
TICE saws we will have severe frosts
in july. Why ia the name of all that Is
desirable in this world or the next don't
he predict good season for collectlonsr
The want of this is what is filling jour
nalistic grayeysrds. &C. C. j IN Leader.
Twill take an extraordinary Season.
such IS has not been known within the
past century, to save g. 9. j. from the
inevitable interment unannoUnCed.
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