The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-22
SMALL TALK.
Notes 81 Current Gossip
In and About Town.

Iu anu ABDUL hS~h'
LARGE market this morning.
The nights are getting decidedly cool.
TIE farmer mas gathered in his grain.
Tax mornings are beginning to grow
oggy.
ONE addition to the workhouse force
yesterday.
The juicy Concord grape has put in
an appearance
THE Market Boy j. on the dry docks
being repaired.
AUDITOR MILLER has returned from
Haggerstown, Md.
THE Top mill will probably 90 on in
about two weeks.
CAMP MEETING opened ut MoundsVllie
yesterday morning.
SQUIRE HUGHEs issued two distress
warrants yesterday.
SAILING parties On tn" @'''r sre be-
coming quite frequent
FRUIT stands along Mark, street are
as thick as bees in hive.
AN ingenious Pittsburgher hso in-
vented new beE-punch.
The Board of Equalization will prob
ably finish its work tomorrow.
THE train over the Baltimore and Ono
last night, was about All hour late.
TIKI Finance committee met in the
office of Clerk Charles Delters last even
ing.
The thermometer is on another strike,
as it showed SO degrees 81 P. VI. yeSter.
day.
GEN. MAHoNYs brigade is at work
extending Goa. street TO Jonathsn's ra-
vine
The Wheeling Commsndery visited
Be lsire last evening Tor the purpose OF
drilling.
The Wheeling City Orchestra VIII
give concert at Frank Walters this
evening.
The shrewd housewife who mas put
up her tomatoes, is now ready for putting
up fruits.
TIE temperance meeting held ~
Parker's ball last Monday evening was
largely attended.
The dirt from the MAN street im-
provement, above Tenth, Is being used to
ill up Ninth, below Main.
IT is rumored on the streets OF Pitts.
burgh that another railroad strike will
be inaugursted on Friday next.
The contract for grading and repay
ing Market street, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth, will be let on Friday.
WORK has been resumed at the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad shops ut Martins
burg The shops were closed during the
strike.
CLERK DEITERs removed his office
into the old Board OF Commissioners
rooms yesterday, which have been taste
fully fitted up.
ATTORNEY A. j. CLARK argued the
banks side OF the question on assessment
returns before the Board of Equalization
yesterday morning.
We :ee called upon TO remark hat
Steubenville cannot beat Wheeling in u
base bail contest. but the world still
moves round Gazette.
THE U. p. S. s. will hold their picnic
tomorrow at Crsig's Grove, near West
Alexander All VINO are going will
please be at the B. X .. depot NJ half-psst
eight.
JOHN HARDEN swOre out warrant
yesterday before Squire Mix, against
John Kline, tor An assault with intent to
kill the former last Saturday night.
TIE Red Oaks played the Stamp
pickers fourteen inning game NJ Cald-
wells field, yesterday The game re-
suited in tie by score of Ia to IA.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS CLERK,
Dlciers, reports that 40 returns for school
officers have yet been received from Pre-
cine: No. l, RichIand district, and Pre-.
cine. No. 2, Liberty district.
In Tuesdays report of Mondays pro
ceediogs of the Municipal Court, the case
should have been reported Angus. Wide
busch vs. Anton Goke instead OF Wiede-
busch vs.. Lohse, rs We had it.
The Standard base ball club managers
will meet At the city building tomorrow
evening for the purpose of reorganizlng
the Standard base ball club and putting
strong club IN Inc held mex. season.
A NUMBER OF our young people gath
cred the home of Mr.. Henry Michael,
North Wheeling, Monday evening, where
they whIod away the hours In dancing
to music furnished by Billy Mayors band
The G-cat OF DAVID HeatherIngton,
Esq, o. Beialre, was IA the city, ester
Jay, settling bills contracted by the oili-
GERS OF the Inflated steamer Calumet.
We understand that Mr HestherIngtoh