The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-21
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and AbOut IOwn.


In and About rown.
No marriage licenses issued yesterday.
The Board of Equalization met yes
terdsy.
SIX additions yesterday to the work
house force.
BASE BALL meeting at the city build
ing tonight.
THREE cases booked for the police
court this morning.
ALITTLE child tell off a porch at Sher-
rsrd, Yesterday, and broke Ill arm.
Name unknown.
The Wheeling Guards meet on Thurs
day night, at their armory, and full a.
tendance is desired
THERE are thirty six families on the
Moundsville camp meeting ground. The
meeting commences to-day.
WoRKMEN are engaged in putting
down a new floor on the Chaphne street
bridge over Csldweps Ran
THREE lease deeds I'D ooc iced OF
trust were admitted TO record II. the
County Clerks office yesterday.
A TWO story frame house was buracd
at Limestone Yesterday afternoon. Fro
perty total loss. No particulars,
The heaters OF the Riverside mill
went on Yesterday, but will not work to-
day rs the boilers need patching.
VIM. TAYLOR has purchased the news
depot of Mr. Samuel Rylsnd, near the
postoffice, and will hereafter conduct the
business.
TRE Board of Equalization, now In
session, will get through with the Seventh
ward to-day, and will probably then take
in the South side.
SUNDAY about noon Lon Garyy was
bitten by dog belonging to Smith But
Ter. The trouble was settled without
coming to trial.
Ina game OF base ball yesterday at
the Fair grounds, the Hubbard Board
Pliers defeated the Carpet Hackers by
score of 25 TO 7.
JOHN FLANAGAN, aged l5y years, at Sew
ering's billiard hall will play three ball
game of 100 points with any youth OF the
same age III the State, for $50.
Mr.. DAVE HENRY, hostler of the
United, has gone into the canary bird
business. He has several cages OF the
little songsters at the engine house.
Mr.. W. WEITzELL, who went on
VIM. Ca-ney's bail last Saturday, sur
rendered him Yesterday al noon. Car
nov then got Larry Clarke to go his bail.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Belmont Mills, Yesterday,
the old Board of Directors was re-
elected.
ROBERT MILLIGAN was before Squire
Hughes Yesterday for using abusive Ian
guage toward Pat Brannon. Milligsn
was allowed to go for witness but did
not return.
Mr.. JESSE LITTEN says that Hugh
Harris, the man who cut John Biatner,
Saturday night, did not drink anything
but u glass OF beer at his house, and went
away pesceably.
Mr.. WILL BAILEY. the liveryman,
Yesterday disposed OF his interest in
Bailey il Wagner's stables tolC. (. Wag-
DER who now has complete control OF the
stables.
TIE Baltimore and Ohio road an
nounces this morning that u is now pre-.
pared to forward by express, goods to
All points q the main line and branches
east Of the ONO river.
The man who WIS injured on Sunday
by the bursting of q gun, is named Frank
Reckstein, and he is Waterman at
Father KreusSh's vineyard.
CHEF OF POLICE RIPLEY yesterday
sent Foster and Cote, the runaway
Pittsburgh ads, to their homes, on the
early train over the Cleveland and Pitts
Durgh road.
DEVELOPMENTS are promised n the
case of an Ohio county Justice OF he
Peace. who has been guilty OF NAL
'e4-auce in Office, or at least it is so al
legged.
The Hastings rite ard Armstrong
nine, both clubs Of the South Side, played
. game of bal Al the tunnel yesterday.
The game resulted IN score OF 33 to "a
IN favor of the Armstrong;. These
clubs cross bats again on the Peninsula
grounds this evening.