The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-16
REPORTORIAL PENCILINGs.

ONE marriage license issued yesterday.
The sun rises at $3.50 and sets at 5:22.
To SNOW, or not to snow, is the ques-
ton.
Four additions to the wo:khouse force
yesterday.
The jury ofthe County Court was dis
charged yesterday.
THE "Germau" meets at Wiesel Hall
tomorrow evening.
RULE day for the Circuit Court Is the
first Monday in February.
FIVE cases disposed of at the Police
Court yesterday morning.
THOMAS JONES is shortly to open a
cigar store on Union street.
THE County Court will adjourn next
Saturday until court in course
Coal street above Third is being mac
adamized. 1t needed it badly.
THE hands on the p. w. & Ky. road
were paid of yesterday afternoon.
The Board OF Education meets in reg
ular monthly session tomorrow evening
THE rails on the P. w. Il Ky. road
have been laid as lar down as Second
street.
AN adjourned term of the Circuit
Court will commence in this city next
Monday.
TO-DAY is the one hurried and sixty
ninth anniversary of the death OF Sir
John Moore.
The Belmont blast furnace is being re-
lined, and will bs started about the lst,
of February.
WoRKMEN were engaged yesterday in
making ready tor use the new office OF
Bells foundry.
ARRANGEMENT are being made for 4
grand excursion on the new Z. W. u ny.
railroad at an early day.
THE Belmont mills manufactured two
hundred and twelve thousand eight
hundred kegs of nails last year.
Two DEEDS of trust and one release
deed were admitted TO record At the
County Clerks office yesterday.
The work of laying turn table on
the street car line, at the corner OF Third
and Main streets, has been completed.
TWELVE unfortunates were locked up
BY II o'clock last night for hesrin
before the Police Court this morning.
THE az. G's" social society OF Pleas
ant Valley will give an entertainment
at Stamm's Hotel out the pike Friday
evening.
A REPORT WAS circulated ir the city
Yesterday that j. B. Nay, merchant OF
Warrington, had failed in business
Particulars unknown.
WE learn from Mr.. ii B. Miller that
the announcement OF his admission rs a
partner in the broom factory nj the
penitentisry, is premature.
THE medical fraternity of Bridgeport,
Ohio, welcome DR.. g. w. Citizens, lately
OF BarnesvIlle, 10 their midst, he having
recently located among them.
The Ohio County Medical Society
meets at DR.. John FrisselIs office an
Friday evening. These meetings are
very interesting 10 the medical fraternity.
a NUMBER of drunken rowdies in
dulged in breaking windows, fighting
and generally disturbing the inhabitants
of the Fifth and Sixth wards Monday
night.
A GENTLEMAN remarked n day or so
since that he had worked in dlstillery
Tor ttty-ive years and was never lntoxi.
Gated in his life, nor under tho influence
OF liquor.
A HORSE used in one of the carts that
carry coal from W ilson's bank, fell on
Thirty fifth street and was badly injured.
The harness had to be cut of him and
WAS ruined.
The peanut vender at the corner of
Fourteenth and Market streets, wants it
known that it WAS not he who abused his
wife. II WIS the other felloY NJ the cor
Ier of Sixteenth and Market.
TICKETS for the grand charity concert
are now on sale at the music store of
Adams & Lucas. 1t is to be hoped that
all charitable people OF the city wlllturn
out and make this affair success.
The "F. p. A. p. Social, will give
select masquerade soiree at Frank WAL
tcrs Hall next Wednesday evening.
The committee OF arrangements are j.
Ii. Fendt, Il. G. Selbert, w. j. Zoeckler
and A. Schuetzner.
INFORMATION was brought to US last
evening, to the effect that Mr.. Gorby of
the BeIlsire Goblet Works had dis
charged all his pressers on account of
trouble having arisen rs to the number
OF pieces each should press.
SOME one tried to break into PriCketts
grocery store, on the corner OF Jacob aud
Thirty fifth streets, Monday night. They
cut hole in the door, evidently III
tending to use jimmy, but fortunately
one of the neighbors appeared on the
corner and the would-be burglars cleared
out.