The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-28
MALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About own.


Cool nights.
MERCURY SO yesterday.
The Top mill boilers go on to-day.
One marriage license issued yesterday.
THE glass of fashion the lager beer
glass.
No SESSION of the Municipal Court TO-
day.
The Turner's give dance ut Turner
Hall to. night.
Two deeds OF trust recorded yesterday.
in the office of the County Clerk,
TIE workingmen hold meeting at
the United hose house this evening.
SQUIRE WBEELERS Office will be
closed for few days on account OF ms
having goneto Cleveland.
HALLER& ELLENBERGER suctioneers,
sold the Schultz property, yesterday, ~
auction to Charles Otte, for S525
IT was not Henry Syhairr, grocery
keeper of the Eighth ward who was
fined at the police court last week.
THE last wrinkle in the way of estsu.
rants is regular weekly dances, which
Will be given hereafter by McCluskey.
CRUDE oil has been plentllully
sprinkled about Pollock's mills to pre-
vent losters from sitting in the doors.
THE National Christian Temperance
Union are trying to secure the services
of Mr.. J. Mckendree Reilly to speak
some night this week in Otis Hall.
HENRY D. KING, charged with obtain
ing goods under false pretenses, was
brought to this city and lodged in Jail by
the sheriff of Wetzel county, Yesterday
morning.
The ferry boat Eureka, at Martins
Ferry, sunk Sunday at noon, but was
raised Yesterday. The boat was sunk by
being pulled on to u large rock where
she stands.
MEssRs. G.. WEIR, Andy Reynolds,
and Mr.. Hickman have rented rooms IN
the old Wheeling carriage factory build
ing, for the purpose of engaging IN the
marble business.
HERMoN DIETRICH swore out war
rant against Theodore Fredricks before
Squire Mix yesterday for assault. Fred
erlcks was bound over in the sum OF 500
to keep the peace for six months.
EIGHTY. SIX Knights Templar left
Wheeling, Bridgeport, st, ClairsvilLe
and Martins Ferry, for Cleveland, yes.
terdsy. Of this number Cyrene Com
msndery had thlrty:elght members.
TIE stare cat squaos" is what they
cali the old women who sit together on
the piazza ut some of the summer resort
hotels, Tor the purpose of staring at and
criticising all new people who arrive.
The work on the +. w. & X. K. K.
is progressing to-day between the Pan
Handle bridge ard Wells ferry landing.
Thirty men are employed there, with
wages at 81 Per day -Seubenrttte Her.
ala.
The Blatner Harris case of stabbng,
last Saturday night q week ago, was set
tied yesterday, for the time being by
Squire Schultz, who required $500 bail
for Harris appearance at the next term
OF court.
A PARTY was given at the residence of
Miss Ada Drake, on the South Side, last
night. Quite large number of young
people were present, and general good
Time was had. Rigby's band furnished
the music.
THE returns from Tyler county on the
capital election, the last to come in,
have been received. The vote is the
same as heretofore published, as follows:
Clsrksburg l.l33; Martinsburg 3;
Charleston As.
Mr.. K. W Brand, reports u good sale
Of the Spence Agricultural Implements
of Martins Ferry, Ohio. Mr.. Brand is
on the road the most of his time, and in
forms us that they are fine crops of small
Grains throughout this State, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
SUPPOSED to be or would be fashion,
able ladies al summer resorts, now have
their seats at the table designated by
bow OF ribbon tied on the chair, OF a
color that Is worn by the lady herself on
some part 0! ! er dress. This is the very
latest shoddy and "tom!oolishness."
A THREE mile single scull race between
Morgan, OF the Dannals club, and Hop.
kins of the Clipper club, Pittsburgh,
came of on the Monongahela, Saturday
evening Morgan came in winner by
about four lengths Time, 1925. But
title money was bet on the race, Morgan
being the iayorite throughout.
A down the river farmer put in al sp-
pearance at the station house the other
night. with S3,l00 in his pocket. He
was arrested for drunkenness, was fined;
refused to pay his fine, and was commit
ted TO the workhouse. A few hours sat-
Isied him, and he paid out. And yet that
man was not robbed but walked away
with $500 in cash, minus the amount