The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-02
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Oi C"rreui GOSSIP
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quail before the 18th inst.
The Adams Express office has been
discontinued at ST. Clairsville.
There we're torty-three deaths IN
Wheeling during the month OF octooer'
B.cuMAN L. DURsT, market street
grocerymen. are now agents OF the MAT
ket Boy.
STEVE QUINN and two plain DRINKS
are registered for the police court tnis
morning.
BALL will be given a, A. HeImoer'
gers, AT Ronoy''s Point, next Thursday
evening.
THERE were no real estate trail ssc.lons
admitted to record by the county CLERK
yesterday.
MR.. NJ. BRODIE OF this city is puSa l.
inc things lively IN the erection OF the
tobacco warehouse at Bellaire.
The Zousves are requested to report
n-omptiy at the arnory this evening" rs
important business will be transacted.
A SELECT "sccis" was held a! the
residence OF Mrs. Runlon, at betIalte'
last evening, Oy party OF young literary
folks
The Bellsire Light Guards, we under
stand are making active preparations Tor
the sham battle to take place IN the near
future.
Mr.. CHAs. KUENEMAN shearer AZ
the rolling mill at Behire, was presented
with another little charmer yesterday.
IL is a girl.
TEE work of driving piles for the
Pitts burgh, Wheeling * Kentucky de-
Dot has been completed, and the pile
driver removed.
The shaft OF the shears at the Belmont
mills broke, yesterday, and delay OF
| several hours was occasion co, until ne"
one could be substituted.
MISS KATE MALARKY gave party,
night before last, al her parents residence
on Thirteenth street. There were ten
couple present.
ALL Hot, the peanut vender with the
mule) has taken his departure for Puts
burgh and left numberless bills behind
unpaid %. Y. Ner's.
THE report concerning the cutting oil
of boys fingers in East Wheeling Is
said to be incorrect, although it came 10
us from reliable source.
G. K. WHEAT Esq, has received dis
patch from Mrs. johannesburg at cincln-
nati stating that Mr., r. is much better
and steadily improving.
OUR readers will beneft themselves by
remembering the fact that city taxes
are now due, and after December LIST, ten
per cent extra will be charged.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
have decide to lower the curb on the
east side and false 1t on the west side OF
Chapline, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
LAST night was the first real frost Of
the season hereabouts. 1t was regular
ID q fashioned white headed fellow and
Ipued the life out of tender vegetation
pretty etfectuslly.
REYNOLDS, one of the "moonshiners,"
and Freelsnd and Colmer, we're re-
'urned to the Ohio county Jail yesterday,
rom Fairmont, where they had been
attending" court.
The case of Jacob Frasier vs.. Alice
FRASER, the defendant being charged
with dIsorderly conduct, before Squire
Phillips, last night, was dismissed at cost |
o, the complainant.
The executive committee OF the work
ingmen met ut the city building last |
night, but transacted no business Of I'M
= ,rtsnce. The committee adjourned to
met on the 10Th inst.
GILLESPIE 81 SLATER have completed |
their portion OF the contract OF boulder
iLg Chapline street, and the work is now |
,"mpletcd to Eleventh street, as lar as |
.us Improvement will be extended.
MEssRs. SCHAFFER u Co. have opened !
An Intelligence and insurance office al
tae corner OF Market snd Fourteenth |
rect. They are clever gentlemen and
val! no doubt be successful in their new
venture.
Mr.. O'SuAUGHNEsY, residing at the
corner of Twenty-ffth and Eof streets,
gave party night before last. Some OF
the young ladies did not enjoy them
selves rs there were four LADIES 10 one
Gentleman In the party.
TIE mortgage o. the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad com
p4uy, securing the sum Of 100000 to
Thomas ID. Messler, of Pittsburg, and
w. F. Hubbard, OF this city, was admit
I ID to record in the COUNTY Clerks office
yesterday.
LETTERS received yesterday by Super
intendent of Schools Pendleton, at the
Capitol, state that Marshall College, near
huntington, has about ninety students,
including primary department number
ing twenty, and that Glennville Normal
school has upwards OF forty in attend
| ance.
RANDALL, the modern evangelist who
o successfully "bllked' number OF
Wheeling boarding houses, is now try
ing to get in his work at the jail and
almshouse at Cumberland, Nd. The
| NeiCS SAYS: Randall, the evangelist"
ms visited our county Jail and slmshouse,
giving TO each inmate of thoss nstitu.
tions a copy of the New Testament
JOSEPH MURPHY produced "The
Kerry Cow" at the Opers House again
last night, with splendid effect, although
the audience was not near what it should
have been. 1t Is evident that Wheel
ins public cannot appreciate the realistic
drama. juding from the attendance at
The Kerry Cow entertainments, ss It
holds the mirror up to nature more COM
pletely than any drama We have ever
seen in this city.