The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-22
CITY CHIPS.
No Municipal Court to-day.

No Municipal Court to-day.
Two hours to Steubenville by the new
road.
MOTHER Goose Matinee at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
BIRTHINGToN's Wash day, and a
humid one at that.
THERE will be no schools at the pub
lie school houses to-day.
MONDAY the 4th Of March, is rule day
in the Circuit Court.
ONE marriage license issued BY County
Clerk Woods yesterday.
The military will have soft thing of
1t to-day in their parade.
EXTENSIVE improvements are being
made at Reymsnns brewery,
Our of a bears skin and lions head
popped forth "Besst" Lenksrd.
THE Grant House is to be rebuilt
shortly. A much needed improvement
ONE case retired to the workhouse by
the Police Court Judge yesterday morn.
ing.
THE Golf Guards have received very
hsr dsome white belts, with monogram
buckles.
THE students OF Washington, Pa, will
indulge in a grand Mardi Grss enter
tainment to-day.
THEH. j., Lessure boat cl1b will have
their regular weekly dance at Westwood
Hall tomorrow night.
ONE release deed and three deeds in
fee were admitted to record at the coun-
ty clerks Office yesterday.
No school at the Lindsey Institute to-
day. About forty of her young hopetuls
will parade with the big boys.
QUITE a hole was made on the corner
of Main and Fourteenth streets last even
ing by the breaking in of the sewer.
THE locks and switches for the p, w.
& Ky. railroad arrived yesterday morn
ing, and were put in position last even
ing.
THE German Lutheran Mite Society
met at the residence OF Rev. A. w.
Werder on Eleventh street, last even.
ny.
LAST evening quite crowd was at
tracted by workmen who were engaged
IN putting in fire alarm gong at Lara
miss restaurant.
AUCTIoNEEK BRITT, of Hervey, Britt
IL Co, sold several shares OF the Elm
Grove railway stock, yesterday, at $40
per share; par value $50.
The Concordia Singing Society gave
a select dance to its members last night
at Rocks Hall. 1t was fine affair.
YIewig's band furnished excellent music.
HENRY SHALLCRosS, who struck Bill
poster Davis Wednesday evening, was
before Squire Phillips, yesterday, on
charge OF assault and battery. The case
was dismissed at the cost of Davis.
THEODORE TILToN Will lecture at the
Opera House on March 18th. No doubt
the lecture will be largely attended, as
our citizens are great lovers Of intellec-
tusl entertainments of this nature.
ONE OF the Schmulbsch Zouaves, who
was assisting IN decorating the stage at
the Turner Hall yesterday morning, was
knocked off the same by the falling of
the drop curtain. No dangerous dam
ages.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades will meet at the city building at
4 o'clock this evening, and the Commit
tee on Accounts in the same building tc-
night.
The young men, who were reported
by the Mtettigencer man as having been
before Squire Phillips, Wednesday, one
AS an informant and the other as q keep
er of gambling house, authorize US to
say that the report is base fabrication.
THAT energetic jewelry man, Louis
Dechert, has placed large 24-lnch dial,
81 ectric clock, in one of his show win
dows. The clock will be illuminated
after dark, which will aid the weary
Waterman in telling the hour of the
night.
MIR. WILLIAM CARNEY of South
Wheeling is firmly convinced of the
great value of advertising IN the REGIS.
TER. About four months ago he lost a
valuable cow. He advertised the fact
through the REGISTER and yesterday
morning he recovered the COW.
Mr.. McNAIR, of Pittsburgh, will de-
liver free lecture at Handlan Hall to-
morrow night, before the Ancient Order
of United Workingmen. He is said to
be forcible and attractive speaker, and
will no doubt interest his audience. Mr..
McNair is Grand Master Workman OF