The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-26
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
I'm and About Town.


I'm anu About Town.
TwENTY-sIx arrests were made by the
police last week.
LARAMIE proposes to dish up the boss
dinner ON Thanksgiving.
TIE Twilight dancing club give CAL
leo hop at Goetze's hall, Wednesday
evening.
THE usual Saturday night broils are
reported from the South Side, but no serl-
Gus results.
The Schmulbsch Zouaves and Ma
thews Light Guards will parade on
Thanksgiving day.
THE Ohio River Improvement Com
mission will meet at the Burnett House,
Cincinnati, December 18th.
A LARGE number of persons attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza Jane
Pluts, al Mt lions cemetery, yesterday.
THE masculine part of the community
hink they never saw the bill boards look
so attractive rs now. It's the Oat(e)s
that do it.
The youth and beauty OF Steubenville
excurted to this city, Saturday, on the
steamer Della, to take peep n Metro
poitan life
TIE Maynard rifle club will shoot an
other match to-day, at 800 yards range,
for the Fulton pistol, provided the
weather is favorable.
THE Germania Singing Society will
give hop Wednesday evening. We
wigs orchestra is engaged to furnish the
music for the occasion.
SCULLY, the pedestrian, completed his
eighty mile tramp 1T Goetze'S hall, Sat-
urdsy night, winding up in good trim.
Time % hours and II minutes.
Mr.. ANTON REYMANN completed the
telephone from his brewery to August
Rot's saloon, Saturday morning. The
instrument works like charm.
The contract for building the freight
and passenger depot at Wheeling, on the
line OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling ~ Ken
lucky road, has been awarded TO w. D..
Brown, ut 81, 945.
A LIVE black bear has been con-
signed to Frank Walters by Clncln-
natl firm, which will be shot Tor at the
shooting match tomorrow, at Franks
place, out the pike. The animal will be
up on the Andes to-day.
The McCune farm on Casteman's run
Was sold at public sale by actiOneer Her.
vey on Saturday. The Iarm consists oil
hlty.cne acres, and $50 per acre wss
realized, aggregsting $3.50. Isaac Cox
was the purchaser.
AN O.d gentleman, name unknown,
fell OF 3 stage plank lnto the river,
while boarding the Pnaeton ON SatLr-
day He was tished out by Captain
Dillon, taken on board, and the hoat
proceeded on her way.
HENRY DELBRUGGE, n carpenter en-
poyed ~ the Top mill, fell from new
incline which he was building, Saturday,
receiving severe cuts about his head, ana
perhaps internal injuries. He was then
taken to his home ut Aetnsvllle.
The proposed hospital enterprise, with
Bishop KAN and a number OF w heeilng
physicians aJ the head, contemplated
some time since, has been decided I'M
practicable, and the company dissolved,
by mutual consent OF the parties con-
On the first day of February next,
Henry X. List, Esq, will break ground
on his Main street lot, between Parker
Bros. and tina building he now occupies,
for the purpose OF erecting fine three
or four story building with an orna-
mental iron front. 1t Is to be completed
by August l, 1878, at which time The
firm OF Wheat, Isett Il Naylor will move
into it on ten years lease. The store
room will be forty feet front. They IN
tend to combine the wholesale dry goods
business with the notion business.