The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-18
CITY GEEg'S.


terday.
ONE deed of trust was recorded by
the County Clerk yesterday.
IMPROVEMENTS at the Opera House
will be commenced next Monday.
Council failed to msterialize las;
night. owing to a failure of having
quorum.
THERE will be battalion drill on the
Fair grounds every Saturday until the
Both inst.
IRVING SINGLETON was appointed
Fifth Sergeant of the Lindsey Cadets
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. LOUIS SEIDLER has received one
of the largest turtles which has ever been
brought TO this city.
The City Collector VIII start out his
water brigade Monday, for the purpose
of collecting water taxes.
THE case of the Overseers OF the Poor
against David Davis will be put on trisl
before the Circuit Court to-day.
WIN SALDAN, of Bridgeport, i: some
what afflicted. His wife and three chill
dren are suffering with the diphtheris'
JAMES TERRELL, driver OF the Vigl-
liant engine team, is having another
stable put in for his new team OF horses
In East Wheeling yesterday morning
two contrary bovines made men, Wo-
men and small children take to their
yards.
SIXTEENTH street should be macsd-
amIzed from Jacob 20 McCo!loch street,
as it is badly needed to put the street IN
good condition.
Mr. WILL T. PEARCE has received the
contract for re-psinting the Wesley M.
+. Church, and will commence work on
Monday next.
TIE candidate Is beginning to pat
forth the tender leaves Of hope. This self
same tender foliage may yet prove scared
leaves OF regret.
The three thousand shares of stock OF
the new Nail City Loan and Building
Association have been taken up. This
stock is fast becoming valuable.
The joint committees appointed by
the companies OF the battalion TO make
arrangements for the celebration on the
Both inst. will meet this evening at the
armory.
Mr.. Boris requests US to say that the
blood seen few nights since at his So
loon WAS not caused by club, but came
from his nose, malady to which he Is
subject.
THE Ohio Synod, composed of one
hundred and twenty-five members, OF
the Evangelical Luthern Church, will
convene at st. Jacobs Church, this city,
June Doth.
The members OF the Schultz Boat
Club and their friends assembled at Ar
benz's Hall last night and enjoyed them
selves until late hour to the music OF
Blrch's band.
The old town clock seems to be of, as
it has failed to strike correctly for several
DAYS psst. Probably it is grieving over
the fact that Council has determined to
advertise it for sale.
Mr.. BECK has received new metal
which is beng tried at the Lancaster
cooper shop and wichh has been used IN
the running gear for two weeks without
having been creased.
THERE is q movement on foot by some
of our citizens to have our business men
close their places OF business on the 9O.h
instant, in order to give the employees 3
chance to see the fun OF the day.
The pupils of Miss Jamison gave p
pleasant musical at her residence, No. 56
Fifteenth street. last evening. The sue
cess OF the scholars shows the proficiency
Of Miss Jamlson as = musical instructor.
THE young people of the North Street
NJ. f.. Church are contemplating =
strawberry festival, to be held soon. The
Sunday School library of the same
church Is giving immense satisfaction
There are now four hundred and twenty
eight volumes in the library, nearly all
of which are new.