The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
TIE Crescent mill is running single
turn.
EIGHT additions to the work house
gang yesterday.
THE aIuvinc ibles" dance at Beetho-
ven hall to night.
The Ladies Temperance Band meets
at Otis Hall tonight.
THE Hinge Factory has closed down
until after the holidays.
IRIS thought that the Belmont blast
furnace will be started soon.
AL. COOPER is at the Spring Garden as
pianist, his comrades having skipped
HEoficers of the Msllie Rsgon report
the last trip up as the best of the season.
Two certificates of incorporation were
issued by Secretary of State 3. Brady
yesterday.
ABOUT one thousand hogs were re-
ceived at the Fulton slaughter houses
yesterday.
WE understand that Henry Severlng,
of the billiard room, intends going West
In the spring.
THE Grand Lodge of the knights Of
Hoaor will be instituted in this city on
January 9th, .....,
THE Parkers' Hall temperance folks
will give children's concert at their nall
Saturday evening.
THE State Superintendent OF Free
Schools is busily engaged in making out
bis yearly report.
THE Parkers Hall Temperance Union
presented the Chiliren's Home with
barrel of flour recently.
ONE deed Of trust and one deed in fee
we're admitted to record by County Re
corder Woods yesterday. 8
THE remains of the late Mrs. Ann b.
List will be inferred at Greenwood Gem
etery at 2 p. NJ. to-day. ...
The greater number OF machines at
the Tack Factory have been thrown OF
for day or two by the breaking OF a
pulley.
The Orphans festival at the Church
OF the immaculate Conception, IN care OF
Rev. A. Schleicher, will commence 10
night.
RUNAwAYs are becoming quite fire.
uuert at the eros ing of Market and Six.
teenth stress. There have been three al
ready this week
YESTERDAY was dark, smoky, sutfo-
eating day, and was only equai.ed In
darkness by last Tuesday week, when the
gas had to be used all day.
AT last the La Belle strike has been
closed and all hands returned to work,
with the exception o. fourteen, who have
been discharged from their places.
The Second Presbyterian Church so
enable will be held ut the residence OF
Mrs. Clohsp, corner OF Twenty-slxth and
Cnsphne streets, tomorrow evening.
PROF. YOUNG will make his first sp-
pearsnce at Koch's Hail in q number OF
minstrel characters, on Saturday evening
aext. He is to play the violin with his
| feet.
The Con Guards, at q meeting the
other evening, adopted for q suit dark
blue trimmed with light blue, blue cap,
and probably white belts. The suits will
be made shortly.
a PARTY of gentlemen from the city
enjoyed IN entertainment given by
Plat" Zane, OF Pleasant Valley, last
night. The party were driven out IN
the large buss "Dr. Hullihen."
THE temperance people will hold 4
public meeting at Hornbrook's hall this
afternoon from two till five O'clock. Col.
Thomas Horn brook, and other proml-
! nent speakers have promised to be pres
ent.
The Good Templars give an enter
tsinment to night st Westwood's Hall,
when two dramas, down by the Sea,
aid "a Drop too Much" will be render
ed The affair will coubtless be a sue
cess.
The festlvsl and supper given by the
ls0ies of the North Street Nj. L. church,
last night, was largely attended. The
arrangements OF the fancy tables and
| other stands were remarkable. The tes-
tival viii! be continued st the same place
20 night at which time it will close.