The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-05
SMALL TALh.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
I'm and About Town.

IS. I'm and About pOwn.
PUT up the stoves.
MERCURY 90 last evening.
TO-DAY is pay day at the LaBeile MILL
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day. a-
BANANAS have appeared in this mar
ket. Ir
ANOTHER Richmond in the field Miss
A iah.
The river is lower than it has been
for years.
Pay day at the South Wheeling glass
house tomorrow.
ia No arrests had been made by the police
up to midnight.
GrLL1NaHAM's bill of fare at the Nc
Lure, Is the latest.
Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys met last night
The Ewing meeting at Bellaire pro-
misses to be grand success.
A NEW tin store and shop has been
opened in the McClsin block, Eighth
ward.
TUE ball given at Memorial Hall, by
the Twilight fishing club, last night, was
well attended.
THE Kirk benefit movement, we under
stand, is assuming definite shape. Let
the good work go on.
Mr.. PICKET, of the Eighth ward, has a
sweet potato that weighs st pounds, on
exhibition at his store. I'D,
The improvldent young man who
loan ed his overcoat to his "uncle," last
fall, now mourns its loss. t
THE Joint Committee on Finance and
Roads, OF the Board OF Commissioners,
WAS in session, yesterday.
THE Light Guards, headed by Kra-
mer's band, will go to the Island. for
dress parade, this afternoon.
AUcrIoNEER HALLEB,r yesterday, sold
the Mccoy property, on McCollocb
street, to l.. G Stephens for $3.50. 49,
SQUIRE SCHULTZ bonded Mary Happy
in the sum OF So, to keep the peace for
six months, last Wednesday evening.
Council Committees on Streets and
Alleys and Water Works failed to get
quorum at their meeting, last evening.
H. MCCUHE, who was arrsigned before
SQUIRE Caldwell, yesterday, on charge
If stealing coal from Werner's coal bank,
was dismissed.
SQUIRE HUGHES has just completed
the sale of the north half OF lot No. 10,
in square No. q, to Philip Hillenbrand,
Tor $3.50 cash.
THERE will be q meeting of the
directors of the Nail City boat club
Monday evening, for the purpose OF
electing officers.
The sale OF Linden u Stuarts harness
establishments, under the hammer, by
| Constable Dick Richardson has been ad-
lOurDed till tomorrow.
NEUHAUsEN is making extensive
preparations to dish out fresh oysters at
the Belvide,e the coming winter. Oys-
tiers out in country will be q luxury.
THIS afternoon and evening Mr.. q. L.
Brues, the lopular dry goods man, will
nave his tall opening OF choice stock
of goods, tact which will be appreciated
BY ladies.
The K.na mill boys should look TO II
that the p. NJ. of B. has not got their
votes in his vest pocket, as he boldly as
serts, when they put in their ballots on
Tuesday next.
COUNCIL Committees on Accounts and
Scales meet this evening, and the Com.
mittee on Streets and Alleys meet at the
Main street stone bridge at three o'clock
this afternoon.
STREET car No s had hole punched
in its side yesterday, by the pole OF )
wagon standing in front OF Hanes,
'Nilson & Co s sash and door factory or
Main street, North Wheeling.
Col. PEYToN, Clerk of the House o.
Delegates has just received in his office
Il handsome new bookcase, made by
Hsnes IL Wilson. The Colonel Is justly
proud OF it, he being without case since
| The Washington Hall fire.
A EASE was admitted to record, yes
terday, III the County Clerks office
Granting Sheriff Tingle the use Of GER
tain rortiOn OF the court house grounds
.oulb o. the building, on which to erect I
,wo story brick building, said lease be-
ing for five years.
The hack line between Warnock's
alton and St. Ciairsvll!e was dlscon
rinued, Monday Mails and passenger:
tor ST Clairsvllle and points north vii
oe carried in tie future by the st. Glars
vile narrow gauge only, connecting a
Quincy with the b. & U. railroad
Central Ohio division.
A VALUABLE bird dog turned up a
The residence of a gentleman in thi
city, the other day, and has since re
fused TO leave the premises. On the col
lar worn by the dog are the words: "E
I. Tuttle's dog, Payne" The where
abouts of the canine can be ascertained
by the owner on inquiry at this office ano
payment of expenses.
BUxUNs "cubboards,' on the corner o
Thirty.thiId and Chapline streets, sends
out a feartully strong stencil. We
would advise dozen barrels of csrboliC
acid to remedy this evil, and q healthy
tramp with mop made OF rags, to dip
INTO the acid and gently intimidate this
sickenlng odor l. this be too costly, in
Ill probability few days labor upon
the culverts would enable the water to
| 1e drained off.
| An EIOpement.
This is the way the CINCINNATI En-
2,lire7 tells the story Of the capture Of one