The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-12
GARprN seeds are IN demand.

EARptN beeu5 are IN utulallu'
TnE County Court will sit again to-day.
THEsupreme Court Of Appeals will meet
to-day,
Tng Municipal Court adjourned over to
Tuesday.
CLEex Hook Issued one marriage license
yesterday.
TIuB is decidedly gymnastic weather. II
makes q backward Spring.
ISLANDERS are delving in the soil and
sproutlng spring onions.
TitosR who have a stock Of green house
plants are taking no risks on this duplicate
oil winter weather.
TIIE village OF Portland, up the river, Is
10 have q new Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Alexander will be the pastor.
TiR Young Ladies' Bible Glass Of the
United Presbyterian Church gave o pleas
ant social last night at the church.
THERE was a brisk demand for eggs yes
terday, In anticipation OF Faster. The
market seems to be literally supplied with
the fruit, at l24al5c per dozen.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Wilson Coch-
ran and family, who have for many years
resided in the vicinity Of Martins Ferry,
babe farewell to their friends and left for
Kansas.
Mn. WV. KYLE has leased the Peninsu-
lar ground, near Fulton, for q term Of five
years, and Is having 1t fenced in. The
rent Is understood to be at the rate oil $3.50
per year.
SEVERAL oithe ladies who went from this
city to attend the meeting OF the Ladies'
Missionary Society ut Washington, Pa. on
Thursday, missed the train in the evening
and were obliged to remain over night.
YEsrERDAY being Good Friday. impress
sive services were held at the Cathedral,
as usual upon that day. The services were
we'll attended. On Sunday (Easter) Grand
PontiiCial High Mass will be celebrated,
and the Bishop will preach a sermon.
TIE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany Is having handsome signs put up at
all the stations on the lineo OF the road be-
tween Baltimore and Wheeling. a sign
containing the name Of the station, and
the distance each way between Baltimore
and Wheeling, is put on each side OF the
road.
MANAGER MORGAN, ofthe Western Union
Telegraph Company, representing the Cen
trail District Fire Alarm Telegraph, yester.
day put in two additional signal boxes,
viz: One at Siebke's Tidal Wave Saloon,
known as No. So; and the other at Henry
Michael's livery stable, Centre Wheeling,
known as No. 49.
TIE Juvenile temperance organization
known as the Band Of Hope, assisted by
Miss Taylor, OF the Female College, and
others, gave a festival last evening in the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Q. E.
Dwight as q drug store, corner Twenty
fourth and Chapline streets, Centre
Wheeling. The festival will be continued
this evening.
A MOVEMENT is on foot among the mill
men OF this city and vicinity, now en-
ployed, 10 get up a grand benefit ball, to
be given in the near future, the proceeds
Of which will be divided among the em'
ployes Of the Belmont Mill, who have
been idle ior several months, Mr.. TT
CoCkayne, the musician, has kindly do
mated his services icr the occasion.
Our Governor has received the pros.
pectus, issued by the United States Board
Of Trade, OF the International Exhibition
or Worlds Fair, which will be held in
1883 in the city Of New York. Accom-
panying the prospectus is an invitation
from the Executive Committee TO the
Governor to appoint four delegates to the
next National Convention Of the Board, to
be held in New York on the 18th OF June
next, such delegates to be Commissioners
Of the Exhibition, representing the State
Of West Virginia.