Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-09
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

YESTERDAY was another day OF sun
shine.
FIFrY-E1eHr applications for licenses
last night.
We are almost tempted to say that
winter has gone.
THE hinge factory has not yetreceived
a supply OF iron.
GAS will be quoted after May LIST at
ST. per l 1000 cubic feet.
LADIES Social Union at Fourth street
Church tomorrow night.
ONE release deed was recorded by
County Clerk Hook, yesterday.
The thermometer indicated 81 degrees
at 8 O'Clock yesterday morning.
IT is rumored that quite number OF
our citizens will summer in the country
this season.
The County Court has adjourned UNI
iii Thursday and the Municipal Court
until Friday.
The Missionary Society OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, of this city, will
meet NJ Washington, Pa, to-day.
THERE is some talk of the Wheeling
Literary Association appointing a COM
mittee TO canvass the city Tor stock.
Tue sale of reserved seats for I'll. NJ.
S. Pinafore" started off rather lively at
Lucas music store yesterday morning.
YESTERDAY, James p. Fleming was
commissioned by the Governor a
Third Lieutenant Of the Garrett Rifles,
at FairmOnt.
LAST Monday Levi Mills, OF West
Alexander, a soldier of the war OF 1872,
died at his home at the advanced age OF
eighty-four years.
The ball to be given at GOerlng's Hall,
Fulton, on next Monday, promises to
be of large dimensions in fun. Tommy
COckayne's band has been secured.
SrEuBENvILLE is getting up a loan eX-
hibitiOn and for curiosity, We will eX-
tend to them slice OF any OfOur streets,
especially Market street, South Side.
+ BILLY HEIsER, the boss lunchman,
will entertain his friends to-day and
this evening with a lunch at his saloon,
on market square. Billy knows how to
do il.
THE talk is the sailing OF al. NJ. s.
Pinafore," which will arrive in this port
on the 18th instant. Have your baggage
in readiness to embark upon three
nights cruise.
THERE was more levity in the
Second branch OF Council last night
IAN there was any use. The Corners
made themselves appear quite ridiculous
for law makers.
OUR friend Louie Schwalb has re-
modelled his saloon on Main street, and
now has one of the finest places Of bust
ness i'm the city. Louie is enterprisins
and will succeed.
The Harmonic Singing Society are
making extensive preparation for con-
cert and ball to be given at Turner Hall on
Easter Monday. Kramer's orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion.
THERE will be table OF flowers and
Towering plants at the Fourth Street
Social Union tomorrow night, which
will gladden. the eyes Of every behOlder.
1t will be a specially attractive feature.
THE young hloods who wear brass
buttons and uniforms, and who attend
the University at Morgantown, deny
the soft impeachment that they are the
''Morgantown Cadets, and don't like to
he called "Sick." \ red rose by any
other name would be just as pretty.
OUR friends of the Bryant Literary
Society are preparing for their first AN
niycrSary entertainment, to be given at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, next
Thursday evening. The Committee OF
Arrangements is composed of +. Rogers,
J. :. Marshall, J. 5. Robinson, Il. Il.
Roberts, J. G.. Beam, ID. J. Chew and I.
+. Memminger.