The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-30
SMALL TALK.
CONDEMNED Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

CONDEMNED NOtcS Oh Sufrcne WIZ
q. In and About Town.
COUNCIL tonight.
LKTTEs list TO-DAY.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
dsy.
PEACHES have appeared in this mar
ket.
PAY day yesterday at the LaBelie
mill.
The Supreme and County Courts meet
to-day.
Two cases OF small pox in this city are
reported.
TEMPERANCE meeting at Otis Hail.
TO- night. 4
LEAVE orders for Zinn's pure ica
cream for the Fourth. st Zinn's, Bridge
corner.
THE freight car on the Elm Grove
road went out heavily laden, yesterday
afternoon. -
THE doctors and lawyers propose hsv-
ing match game of base ball on Mon
day next.
PRIVATE picnic will be held at Hess
vineyard, Mt. Glare, by the Sub Kosas,
On the Fourth.
CHARLIE DITTMAR, more familiarity
know rs "Ditt," has been admitted to the
bar at the Tivoli.
THE schools are. closed, and young
America is free footed to indulge in all
kinds of imaginary mischief.
TALK of blue glass; Just look at the
faces of the AIlegheuies and the average
Pittsburgher, if you wonld see true blue.
LUDWIG, OF the Mcclure House, in
forms us that "Glll," formerly of that
place, is at the Clifton House, Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. FRANK WoEBER was, last night,
presented with q gold headed cane and
silver castor by his friends, on the occa-
sion of his silver wedding.
TIE Sumner colored band marched
through the streets last evening, headed
by that noblest of Romans, Mr.. Alex.
Turner, bearing musket.
WHILE the Light Guards drill at
night on the CAPITOL square, the little
Am mons whistle the lonesome tune OF
The GIRL l Left Behind Me-"
AN injunction was granted in the cir
cult court yesterday, restraining the sale
Of certain property belonging TO Edmund
Booking and II. B. Wheat.
THE Catholic societies will unite in q
grand picnic on the Fourth, to be held
IN the orchard between Neuhausen's gar
den and the Catholic cemetery.
The Concordia Singing Society will
excurt to Cresap's grove on the steamer
Express TO- morrow. A nice time Is IN
expe citation for those who 60.
The grand picnic of the season,
which took place about three miles up
Csldwelrs run last Thursday was pat
ronized by five ladies and seven men.
The children who have been attend
ing the Catholic school of the Eighth
ward, were yesterday presented with
prizes for diiigent attendance during the
past year.
The Zion Lutheran Benevolent So
cieiy will give picnic July Ali, At
which Miss Lizzie Schmulbach and Mrs.
George Garlic will be contestants for
china tea set.
To HAVE COWS running at large on the
streets is bad enough, but to have large
bells on their ntcks, the sound of which
can be heard for half a mile, is decidedly
barnysrdish.
ANDY WOLF was arrested yesterday
on the complaint of John Gormsu, for
abusive language, and WAS brought before
SQUIRE Wheeler at o'clock last evening
Wolf deposited the usual amount with
the Squire.
Mr.. JAMES GARIGAN, of the South
Wheeling glass house, will leave Mon
day with a number of his friends for
Proctor, down the river, where they will
spend a few days in piscatorial amuse.
nents.
TOMMY CoCKAYHE's band played for
the entertainment given at the First
ward school rooms, last evening. He
plays to day at Point Mills. for picnic
gwen in aid of the Catholic church OF
Triadelphia.
THE "Secret history OF the good devil
OF Woodstock" which created such
turore among the learned rs well as the
ignorant people of England during the
year l649, fairly illustrates the doings on
the McComss farm this week.
AMONG the prominent stars booked by
Manager Hamilton for the Opera House
the coming season are Lawrence Barrett,
Katie Putnam, Mrs. Chsnfrsu, Milt
Mobiles and the "Our Boarding House
Company" The season, in the way OF
tirst-class attractions, promises to be the
best we have had for some years.
SCENE-A beer hsll-Time midnight
Personsges, Intetitgencer and Sunday
Leader reporters. First reporter (blow-
ing the roth of his beer)--"Know any.
thingT" Second reporter blowing the
froth of his beer)--"Not thing. Do
your" First reporter--"Nsw; awful
dull" Then they leer at each other in.
nocently, gulph down their beer, and
wend their ways TO their respective offices,
each with the terrible suspicion sitting
on his soul that the other has special
item.
Personalities.