The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-13
SM ALI. TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
- In and About Town.

In and About Town.
The County Court petit jury will meet
to-day.
ONE addition, yesterday, to che work
house force.
The Municipal Court has adjourned
till court in course
A FAsHIoNABLRs audience attended the
Hessisn band concert, last night.
One deed OF trust recorded, and one
marriage license issued yesterday.
THE outside audience at the Opera
House, last night, was immense.
THE Hessian band goes to Columbus
TO play ut the Ohio State fair, today.
The Schmulbach Zousves will hold q
special meeting at their armory tonight
The Board of Commissioners finance
committee met at the Court House last
night.
THREE buses OF ill-fame were visited
by the police last night, but no male in
| mates being found, there were no ar
| rests.
The small girl delights in psradlng
the streets in the evenings and lndulgins
in slang.
GATHERS putting up the stove" is the
name of an appropriate ballad for the
tall season.. -
THERE was private party last night
at Dellbrugge's store room. Music oy
y
the St. Charles band.
THE executive committees OF the dill
terert workingmen's clubs OF this city
meet at the city building tonight.
HERvEY Il BRITT yesterday sold two
shares of Elm Grove street railway
stock, at S42 so per share; par value sou
The balance sheet of the Nsil City
brewery shows profit Of q per cent. on
the capital stock for the past seven
months.
FoURTEENTH street, between Market
and Chspline, las been much improved
since the filing up and grading con-
menced.
Mr.. ARTHUR LITTLE has commenced
the foundations for two new buildings on
Chapline street opposite the cspitoi
building.
MIKE Prayer, the missing pr essm an
has turned up all o. X. Nike says the
alarm incident to his mysterious disap-
pearance WAS unnecessary.
The Guy Clerk will receive bids tor
furnishing oil, wick, &C. for the street
lamps in the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
wards, and attending the same.
A YOUNG son of Mr.. Thomas Camp
bell. residing in North Wheeling, sho.
himself through the head yesterday,
while carelessly handling pistol.
The lease for store room No. 1927
Market street, formerly occupied by Barr
Il Roney, will be sold at public auction this
afternoon. See advertisement OF re-
Ceivers sale.
ABOUT this time Of year the monOtony
of rural life is varied by the cheerful
granger, who slides down of haystacB
and Inadvertently inserts the tines OF
pitchfork IN himself
The manager of the Tivoli garden in
forms us that waiter girls will be abo!
ished at that place. at the commencement
| of the amusement season. so this vii
be the last week OF the evil at the Tivoli
THE Mayor, yesterday, served notice
on Mrs. VIM. Robins on, residing in ALE.
10, East Wheeling, whose house IS III al
unsafe condition, that the city Will no
| L. l.. no hn
fall.
WE have been requested TO call tn
attention of the guardians OF the public
peace to the crowd OF loafers who con
| gregate about the corner of Twelfth anC
Mccullough streets, every evening. Tn
citizens in the nclghborhood have beer
greatly annoyed for some time past.
A RUSSIAN army chaplain addressing
his regiment before its departure for tn
seat OF war, said that towards would b.
punished in hell "by standing in brandy
up to their neck without beng allowed
to enjoy drop of the liquo-. '-I"teLt
gencer. Heaven help the Intelligence
editorial corps.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroa,
shops at Zsncsville, Ohio, which have
been more or less idle since the erection
of the Newark shops, have been ordered
TO start on full time, with large force
to construct freight cars. 1t is probabl,
they will now he kept constantly running
MEssRs. THos. HUGHES & Co, tn
popular clothers, corner Of Twelfth anc
Water streets, have received n new stock
of isll and winter goods, and are pre-
pared to build the nobb!est sui:s OF an.
firm in the city. This establishment ha
a reputation second 10 none, and thos'
desiring goods will consult their own IL
terests by giving them a call.