Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-12
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

AND still winter fingers in the lap OF
Spring.
UNCLE RoBr. WooDs, ex-county Clerk,
is now in Leadville, Col.
The Supreme Court of Appeals will
meet at 10 o'clock this morning.
THERE will be a session of the Coun-
" Court to-day, beginning at 9 O'Clock.
ONE marriage license was admitted
to record by County Clerk Hook yes
terday.
The Windship property Will be onere1
for sale at the Court House at III O'CLOCK
to-day.
SEVERAL parties from Pittsburgh were
in the city Thursday arranging Tor
German theatre to take place soon.
A SUBSTANTIAL fence is being put
across the Peninsula by Mr.. Kite, who
has leased the ground for number oil
years.
Oh the l4th of next month a musical
entertainment will be given at Mt. De
Chantal. An operetta by one Of the
Sisters will be rendered.
T,LLMAN's miners, who have been
unable to work on account oil ioul ar
for some time, are now allie 10 work, as
the evil has been remedled.
To-Day Justice Tollivar, Of the third
ward will celebrate his sixty ninth birth
day. He is as active as two-thlrds OF
the men twenty years his junior.
The Harmonic Singing Society will
give a concert, ball and theatre at Iur-
1er Hall, Monday evening next.
Kramer's full orchestra will be on hand.
Orr hat merchants report more ex-
tensiye call for white hats this season
than for any season for a number OF
years. The reason is that the style Is
quite extensive in the East.
YESTERDAY Messrs. Myers and Wise,
of the postOffce OF this city, were out
inspecting the letter boxes, and report
having found quite a number oil the
boxes not altogether in a good condl-
ton.
YESTERDAY Jacob Grub received a
very fine music box which plays several
of Josie Kramer's best pieces OF music.
Mr.. Grubb has bird which Is fast
learning to immitate the pieces played
by the box.
For the benefit of a number OF per-
sons who have asked us if Leadsvllle,
Col. was blessed with daily papers, we
would inform them that the news OF the
town is given in the Daily Rereiue and
Daily Chronicle.
THE second issue of the Lindsey Echo
put in It's appearance at our sanctum
desk Yesterday. The Echo is brlm iuIl
Of Lindsey sparks-as much so as It's
handsome editors. This is no tally,
brothers.
THE Wandering Jew arrived in this
city yesterday selling fountain pens Tor
livelihood.
His hair was long and gray,
Aud not a word had he To say,
As ne passed his pens around, .,
To those who purchased by the dozen or pound
A NUMBER of the working men in the
several mills of the city are making ar
rangements for a grand benefit ball to
be given at an early day, the proceeds
10 90 10 the working men of the Belmont
mills. who have been out Of employ
ment. COckayne has promised his SER
vices gratis.
Is our wandering for news yesterday,
our attention was called to the store
rooms of z. Kennedy, No. 1888 Main
street, where we saw ascOmplete a stock
ofgoods as there's in any dry goods house
i'm the city. Mr.. Kennedy has just re-
turned from the East and offers his
goods very cheap for cash.
An Easter Praise Service, by the sun
dav School and congregation, will he
held i'm the Fourth st. VI. +. Church to-
morrow at lO1 o'clock. DR. George will
conduct the service. The music has
been especially selected for the occasion:
The school is providing appropriate floral
offerings. and an interesting service may
be looked for.
The Board OF County Commissioners
Committee on Poor House and Farm,
will visit that institution on special
train, commanded by Capt Devries,
this afternoon. The train will leave the
b. Il o. depot at l 80 o'clock sharp. The
committee will take several reporters
along, especially the Sunday boys-to
entertain the paupers while they, the
committee, inspect the building from
garnet To cellar.