The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
CITY CHIPS.

STILL the william pursued her."
ONE transfer admitted TO record yes
terdsy.
ONE marriage license admitted TO
record yesterday.
The question ia, who owns the old
white cow on the Islsnd2
The Standard had very severe at.
tack OF additional particulars last even
ing.
SOME people want Russ pavements in
this city and others want good cut stone
psvements.
The Wheeling match for the pet deer
at Frank Walters, has been Get for next
Thursday evening.
A LARGE lot of oleomargarine, or
patent butter, has been thrown upon our
markets. Watch out for it when you 60
to purchase butter.
YESTERDAY o. d. Cooke appeared be-
fore the clerk of the Circuit Court and
was duly qualified as Nortsry Public
with Robert White as surety.
"GIDDY girls and few drunken boys
is what the Washington Reporter says
OF the recent literary contest. Oh! you
horrible creature Mr.. Reporter.
THE Third Presby terrain Church held
a festival at Westwood's Hall last night
which was we'll attended. The affair will
conclude with pound party tonight.
TIE Lindsey Cadets were out on a
parade yesterday. The boys presented
handsome appearance, and showed that
they are we'll up in the manual OF arms
The boys who have been in the habit
OF hooking in the Opera House by means
of the Fourteenth street awning frame
we're discovered Thursday evening-"and
that put stop to it."
The Wheeling Sabbath School Asso
citation will meet at the lecture room OF
the U. p. Church Tuesday evening al
1880 o'clock, for the purpose OF organic
izing and adopting constitution.
ATTENTION is called to the sale of val
liable Island property, which occurs to-
day. 1t is situated on North Front street
and runs to the river. The riprspping
of the river face adds greatly to Its value
THE baggage master on the P. w &
XIV. found a safe key in one of the
coaches going east over that road Thurs
day. He says from the appearance OF
the key, it looks as if it was OF much
value TO the rightful owner.
A Democratic pole, said to have been
the only one which has been allowed tc
remain standing in West Virginia since
the Presidential campaign, was cut down
Yesterday by Mr.. David Mccormick in
South Wheeling.
Mr.. JAMES II. DEvINNEY, one of the
nailers at the Riverside works, is build
ing what will be, wien completed, a very
neat brick residence. 1t is situated or
Market street between Twenty-fourtt
and Twenty-ffth streets. The cost viii
be about $1,000.
WE have been requested to call th'
attention OF the proper officers to thu
crowd which gathers nightly near thu
southern terminus of the City Passenge
Railway, and disturbs the people OF tina
section by their loud and boisterous pro
ceedlngs.
The German Fire Insurance Compan,
will move into their new quarters unde
the Opera house next week. The com
mttee of Improvements will meet TOR tn
purpose of considering the property o
making several new Improvements in tn
Opera house.
YEsTERDAY, Squire John 4. Miller
issued warrant for Lizzie Schafer, VIII
is accused of creating distur hance a
Mrs. Clark's boarding house on Eleventh
street. Lizzie was up at police cour
yesterday, and in default Of paying nv
dollars and costs, was sent to jail 10
twenty days.
Mr.. j. u Huss, of Richie District, ha
bought the doctor Caldwell" farm oil
Short Creek, just west of Portland, Ohio
1t contains 236 acres. The price psiC
was So 89U. Mr.. Huss will move ontt
his new place next week. Dir. Geo
Bromer, who bought Mr.. Huss' farm
will occupy it.