The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-14
To.pAY Is 81 vaIentIne's Day.

TODAY Is st. Valentines Day.
KENpLE would make a healthy valentine
to send somebody.
THE Gotf Guards will give q masquerade
ball at Washington Hall tonight.
EfHE Arlington Stove Works started up
on full time yesterday, and steady run
Is expected,
JoNEs' "Great Ohio Valley Jubilee Sing.
ers" sung to albaudienCeoi colorcd people
atthe Filth Street Church last night.
TlE Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
transports over one hundred cars Of coke
per weektO Bellaire and Benwood ialnilies.
VALENTINES DAY! And the tender.
hearted maiden ts wondering whether her
lover will send her a ten or fifteen cent
one.
YouSO ladies, who have been young 30
many, many years, will avoid the Post
office until the era OF truth.tclllng yalen-
tines Is over. 70
PlnLLlP HASslErMAHER and Lloyd Bid.
die, OF Matamoras, are to row skill race
the latter part OF this month. Well bet a
peanut on Phil.
TnR Council Gas Investigating Com.
mitteO held n meeting last night The
business transacted by the committee was
not made public, .E,s.i,I
VIZ would advise tho Register local to
make use Of his first lucid interval, and
hasten 10 acquire some knowledge Of the
English language.
THg black plague Is now raging in ting
country back of.BHdgeport. Dist! don't
I've alarmed; the black plague is nothing
but the colored chicken thief.
THE Masonic Ball at Bridgeport tonight
promises 10 be the most brilliant social
event OF the season In that nGighborhood,
A number of Wheeling people will likely
be present.
Two large temperance meetings were
held lust night. Hiram Young addressed
the meeting ut Mozart Hall, and Robert
Marshall the one at Parkers' Hall, on tic
South Side.
THIS is tile day OH which the freckled
boy will send to the cross,cyed girl over
the way a picture Of q flat heart stuck
through the middle with barbed stick
lie will call 1t a valentine, and the stick
shows how he is stuck on the gal.
THE usual monthly social given by the
Ladies' Social Union OF the Fourth Street
N. +. Church took place lust night. There
was a large crowd present, who thorough
" enjoyed the entertainment provided
During the evening there were some In
tercsling musical exercises by well known
amateurs, which were highly enjoyed.
MAYOR IomSsoS, OF Bridgeport, impos'
cd fine OF = aud costs on James Law,
tIess, for disorderly conduct. Charles Me
Cavern was find s. and costs for refusing
10 assist Officer McConnnuShy in arIesting
l.awless. VIM. Jones, Of yEtnayille, for
disorderly conduct, was fined - AMI costs,
and VIM. Williams, for the same Ullense
81 and costs. s gov
TIE ball at the Elm Grove Town Hall
last night, which had long been antiGIpat'
ed with pleasure by the country people
came oil us per announcement, with great
ecLi. There was u large company present,
and tie ball was votei the most success
iui ever given In the locality. Music was
furnished by CocEaynp. Quite a large
number attended the ball from this city,
Business was tlat at the Court House
Yesterday. No Courts were in session,
and no business whatever of interest tc
the public was transacted in any Of the
offices. County Clerk Hook did not issue
marriage license or record deed. Dull
in the superlative degree does not hall
express the actual state OF affairs ut the
temple Of justice yesterday. It was 50
dull, indeed, that the usual auction sale
in front OF the venerable pile was missed.