The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-16
SMALL TALK.
Condemned Notes of Current Gossip
In and AbO ut Town.

DENMARsH left Tor Pittsburgh yester-
day.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
TIE present Indian summer weather
is immense.
YESTERDAY was another disagreeably
warm day.
Four cases booked for the police court
this morning.
The Municipal Court held session IN
chambers yesterday.
The grand jury returned ten true
bills" and "hve not true bills.
ANOTHER wedding is on the taps Tor
Wednesday evening, this time In East
Wheeling.
TpE old machine used in driving the
Caldwell run 'piles" was taken away
last evening.
A "rRUE bill" WAS found against
Squire Philips by the grand jury, Tor
tampering with the records.
A SPECIAL term OF the Supreme Court
of the State will convene In this city to-
day for the decision of causes.
VIEwIG's orchestra will furnish music
At the butchers ball at Frank Walters,
cut the pike, Wednesday evening.
In the coming race between Clator and
Barrett for next Saturday, betting is run
ming about SIS to S25 in favor OF Clator.
CHARLOTTE KINKLEMAN, who was sd-
Judged q lunatic by Squire Mix on the
I'd instant, was sent up to jail yesterday
To await transportation to the asy lum.
RESOLUTIONS OF coincidence were
passed by the compositors of the REG
i,TER office last night, but they are too
lei gthy and soul-stlrring for publication.
The Oldham who-left. his-pop-on-the-
desk is happy, and no longer fears the
WAYS of man. He has got true Dill
against Geo. Robinson tor assault and
battery.
The sixth annual session of the Wa
verify Literary Society will begin by the
reorganization OF that society this even
ing. This is the oldest literary society
in the city.
ONE of the smart men of Wheeling
WAS heard TO remark, last night, that he'd
click" the newspaper man who put has
name in the paper. 1t can be found III
the indictments returned by the grand
Jury.
EDWARD MCCONNELL and his wife
Sarah, were before Squire Mix last even
ing, for using abusive language toward,
and threatening to kill George Drum.
The usual bonds were drawn tor the
guilty parties.
SQUIRE SCHULTZ issued warrant last
saturday, tor the arrest of George Drum,
who had Lot been arrested at o'clock
asst evening. The warrant WAS Issued
on complaint of Ed. Mcconnell, who
alleges that Drum had mistrested him.
WE are indebted to MIR. Il. g. DeVne
Of Forty-frs. and Jacob streets for
beautiful holuet of tall flowers. Mr.
Devine hes . not house and has been IN
me busin,s twenty-five years, therefore
he knows good deal about Horticulture
Mr.. Ernest Pollock, of this city, has
lust finished negotiations for the pur-
chase OF the Sly farm, in Garrett county
MARYLAND, situated about five miles east
Of Cranberry Summit. The farm con.
tains $40 acres; price $1,000. MI
Pollock, like the busy bee, proposes to be
producer IN the strIctest sense and will
rive his whole attention to farming AND
stock raising. We wish him success II
MS new vocation.
The steamer Market Boy arrived a
me wharf last night. The officers report
that DR.. Thayor's circus, which the steam
r WAS chartered to transport, exploded
~ Newport, Ky. The Market Boy go
her money every day in advance, St
when the "bust up arrived the boat go
the circus safe, some shOvels and barre
II oil as her share OF the spols. Tbs
,teamer Will probably leave for Cincln
natl on Wednesday with load of nails