The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-05

hearing such rendering OF that grand
old anthem. We would make ono
suggestion to Prof Weber, and that
is the next time he gives us concert
land we hope itmay be soon don't have
so long q programme. Babies will cry
and people will get weary even of good
thing. 49,.
DAILY our streets are filled with cattle
for sale. Sometimes in quite droves, con-
sisting largely of scalawags. Farmers
are trying to get rid of their surplus
stock, on account Of the scarcity in hay
and other food necessary to keep their
stock over winter. Good teeth will be
necessary during the cold snap. 3d..
The crusaders of our goodly city don't
make it Cody, for your reporter is truth
full, and like q. W., won't tell Il lie,l are
quite lachrymose over the little order of
one Van Pelt (Vsnpelt), who surrender
ed and was most thoroughly reformed,
in fact was then achief among ten thou
sand and the one altogether lovely as a
crusader" has sent in an order 10 a beer
house in Cincinnati. This is to" bad,
Vanpelt should have stuck to the wO-
men, and not caused such an overflow OF
salt water. We append the order:
"W1LMINaToS, o., Oct. g. 1874.
"Gambri,,us Stock Co., Gin, o.;
"SIR-I start again in Business and
would like to sell your beer. Please ship
6 boz. Botels of Beer. l will soon setcl
our oald account. / shall start slow But
have good Buissness Place hear.
Yours, J. c. VANPELT.'
And may the Lord have mercy on his
soul.
A NEW telegraph company has been
formed OF which, as yet, but lSttle inf2r.
nation has been given to the public
The main line runs from Belmont to
Guernsey street, and uses the old fashion
cd style, which the others, extending
from the third story of the B. Il o. depot
to the west side Of Water street, requires
no acids in the battery, rs d while hand
kerchief in the hands of the
operator and lady on the other
side Of the street is sufficient to make a
connection and have no trouble about
the ground wires. The reporter for the
ktellige,ccr who is expert at biography
will probably cnlightcn us benightcned
people as to this last mode of commu.
nicating words between those who hav,
Two kerchiefs with varied waves.
Two hearts that beat as one.
fCopy right sent for.
We expect to hear of this in tho next
edition of Garduer on buggy riding.
A WOMAN supposed to be insane wa,
arrested yesterday, and incarceratcd in
the calabco>e. We could not obtain hcl
name.
THE smoke is still lowering over oul
| city, and many Of our citizens arc com
planning of it hurting their eyes.
No arrests made Notwithstanding
wrong with the wires.
The reporter of the htsttigenccr start
cd with his lady love, on pleasure drive
about six months ago, and after going q
short distance from tho city, the lady be-
came frightened, owing to his incOmpe'
tency of driving (?) and requested hin
Ia return. We think it would be adj
visable for him to go gardening, in or
der that he NAV learn to drive mar"
II you want to make Republican
mad this morning, just ask him about
the election news. Indeed there was
almost a total eclipse of the bright and
shining members of that heretofore
luminous" party. Central Hall, although
not draped in mourning, showed no signs
of life. I. Is. l.. was "non est imrent"s
and the balance Of the lights cf the party
when you passed them gave evidence
that they were on pressing business.