The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-03
SMALL. TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

Condensed Notes of Current dossip
In and About Town.
MUs-KE-DEERs.
One fight yesterday.
The nights are foggy.
THEB udderclothes are in sessod.
ONE marriage license issued yester-
day.
TIE members of the up. T." are
training.
THE La Belle nailers expect to go on
Monday next.
CHARLES SMITH has charge of Rey-
msnn's malt rooms.
A stony" wedding will shortly take
place in high circles.
GRAND opening of Millinery goods at
F. q. Myers to morrow.
THE marriage business was rather dull
during the past month.
SOME of the Eighth ward cutters emit
a strong stencil. Why is 1t?
TIE new engine for the Upper River
side mill is kept busy running.
TIE accidents of yesterday were SAD
and distressing in the extreme.
II the drouth continues the "scullers"
will be unable to float their boats.
SEVERAL new frame residences are I'M
| der construction in North Wheeling.
THE clerks at the Auditors office are
kept very busy In their clerical duties.
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted to
record at the County Clerks office yes
terday.
TWENTY-FIVE certificates of marriage
were issued last month by Recorder
Woods.
GOLD is down, but not yet within
reaching distance. Swing low, sweet
chariot"
THE river is so low that a craw-tish
can't come out of his hole for fear OF be-
ing sun-burnt.
AUDITOR MILLER is captain of the
Riverside Rife Club" and Mr.. Z. b.
Dobbins secretary.
DURING the absence of Police Judge,
Cranmer, Mayor Sweeney will conduct
the Police Court.
Mrs. STEPHENS, who was burned by
the explosion OF powder can last week,
is getting much better.
ROBERT MILLER will open new
saloon in the old stand OF TheO. Schultz,
Main street, tomorrow.
SECRETARY of State, S. Brady, issued
during the month of September, five GER
tifcates OF incorporation.
MANY of the North Side workingmen
are in favor of starting daily paper,
and say they will support 1t.
TWELFTH street, at the junction of
Market had TO be torn up and drain
made across Market street on either side.
Mrs. DR. SPIER will lecture this after
noon in the lecture room of the First
Presbyterian Church. See advertise
ment.
WE are panied to learn that Mr.. Jas.
Wilkinson, residing on the Island, was
stricken d, with mental disease yes
terday.
PERSONS residing near the corners OF
Twenty-sixth and Chapline streets are
complaining about the stone pile in that
| vicinity.
LOT No. 9 in square seventeen, was
sold by Squire Hughes, yesterday, to
Mrs. Susan Carpenter for the sum OF
81, 900 cash.
ARCHITECT CHARLES KEMBEL was
out at Frank Walters yesterday, making
| preparation to build large hotel tor
Mr.. Walters.
| COUNTY RECORDER WOODS admitted
! to record during the month OF Septem-
Der, filty-hve deeds of trust, and forty
five deeds in fee.
The spirit of Improvement still march
| es or, or at least one would think so by
the large force OF workmen engaged in
working on the streets.
| CHIEF OF Police RIPLEY has revoked
the appointment of Officer Andrew
Fleming. The causes thereof have not
get been made known.
ASSISTANT MARSHALL CARPENTER is
L HOW uldkluR Ills stSOhO lCNhA AOA WV
| wear, as Fire Warden to examine into
the safety of buildings.
| A BOAT race between Weisgerbsr and
Benmarsh has been settled on for Satur-
day week. The race will be over the
| lower course for $3.50 q side.
| GENTLY glide the days along, and the
familiar house fly, that knows his bust
ness, will soon begin to pick up cotton
batting and hunt tor crevIce near the
stove pipe.
The Twilight Dancing Circle held q
meeting Monday evening and made ar
rangements to give grand calico hop on
| Thanksgiving evening, at Memorial hall
on the South Side.
Mr.. HUBERT, wife and niece, of
Iowa, who have been visiting friends In
In The Sixth ward, returned home last
evening. Mrs Hubert was daughter OF
Mr.. John Gilchrist, deceased several
years past.
TIE Adah Richmond Burlesque and
Comedy Company will play here next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Pau.
line Markham, Rose Temple, and other
I stars will appear with this company.
The Council Committee on Railroads
met at the foot of Fourteenth street at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose of looking after the city's In
terest in the location Of the Z. w. & KY.
r. r. freight depot.
WE acknowledge complimentary in
vitation to attend the grand opening
ball to be given by the Nail City Boat
Club, at their new shore house next
Friday. This club was organized in
1872, and is in q flourishIng condition.