The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-08
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current Gossip
In and About Town.


Condensed Notes of Current Gossip
I'm and About Town.
No transfers yesterday.
The fatal Eighth" did 1t.
Tue b. & o. pay car arrived yester-
day.
AFULL and large market is promised
this morning.
THE court house Improvement is pro-
crossing finely.
LUNA lendeth not light TO lonesome
lovers these nights.
THIS morning was decidedly cool and
favored with frost.
No marriage licenses issued By the
recorder yesterday.
THE thermometer registered SO dog
yesterday at noon
The county clerks office was closed Tor
the election yesterday.
Two unlortunstes were in the cage al
two O'Clock this moraing.
WORK on the Eof stree, hridg" across
Caldwelps run is progres,uG
TUE LAYING of the pavement NJ The
postottice has been completed.
WATERMELoNs are being brought TO
this marker in great abundance.
ONE deed OF trust admitted 10 record
at the recorders office yesterds v
/ BASE ball occupied the attention 81
the Eighth ward boys yesterday.
FRED REINEKE has y pet bear which
was sent to him from New Orleans.
OFFICER FLEMING arrested John
Archie last evening Tor dlsorderly con-
duct
MARY SMITH got into trouble yester-
day, aud was taken in by Officer st.
Myers.
A LITTLE son Of Mr.. Otto sSchreiner
died last Monday night. The child Was
sick about tour months
The majority for railroad subscrip-
ton in the city over the necessary
three. titths is $40 4.5
MIDNIGHT serenaders are disturbing
the peaceful slumbers OF the average
South Side paternsls.
The work Of widening the pavement
on Main, between Ninth and Tenth
streets is nearly completed.
Ir has been definitely settled that
Kramer will go to the White Sulphur
Springs with the Light Guards.
A DETACHMENT from the workhOuse
force unde- command of Gen. Mshaney
are grading Coal street near Third.
HARDY county Is the first county in
the State to send to the Auditors office
her assessors books for the present year
Iris .umored that the talented Jack
Bass fishing club, which goes up the
creek to-day, will take seneS along with
them.
A BUGGY belonging to Welisburg
party, broke both front wheels yesterday,
near the corner of Sixteenth and Market
streets.
The Concordis Singing Society, sn
Eighth ward musical organization, has
been reorganized. under the leadership
of Prot. Naas.
THE clerks III the Auditors office are
busy preparing lists tor the SALES OF de-
Hnquent lands which are to take place
shortly.
ANOTHER furnace At Hobbs, Brock
unier u Co.'S glass house vii! probably
be- started up to-day, making three fur
naces in operation.
WE are informed by Mr.. Burke that
he has completed arrangements ,Or the
temperance excursion to Parkersburg on
the Courier, August II.
THE Enterprise Lodge Of Good
Tempars. in this city, will picnic at
Neuhsusen's Garden to morrow. There
will be sack race for n gold pen.
THE Wheeling Guards will meet at
the armory hal. Friday evening Tor drill.
1t is thought that this company will
select the navy blue for uniform.
A GAME of bail was played yesterday
between the Mechanics and Uniteds OF
favor of the Uniteds in n score of "a
to 81
WV. CHEW, yesterday, made complaint
before Squire Wheeler, charging John
AItmeyer with assault A!tmeyer was
pat under bonds III the sum OF $50 10
keep the peace for six months
THE Wheeling Guards met at the
srmory On Monday night. Thirty three
names were signed. Mr.. Ed. i. Miller
WAS elected captain; Mr. -- Rose, LIST
lieutenant, and w H. Kelley, 2nd lieu
tenant.
The case OF the State against Thomas
Cassidy, for being isorIer)y in
Alley sixteen, and which WAS - have
been tried before squire Phillips last
evening, was postponed until 80
o'clock this evening.
LETTERS have been received from :he
Rev. }. McKendree Kelley and his esti-
msble wife, signitying their intention Of
being present at the MoundsviIe camp
meeting; also the Rev Richard Harris,
of the Baltimore Conference, has accept.
ed III invitation to be present.
a CERTAIN well known temperance
leader OF this city thought that his lemon
sde WAS spiked by n bosom friend
day or two ago, but upon good evidence
afterwards, II was proven that the tenn
peraUce man hsi so far forgotten the
taste of the intoxicating beverage rs to
be unable TO decide the truth Of his own
assertion.
The Election ia the city Yesterday.
About half the voters in the city
turupi ont YESTERDAY to cast their votes