The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-10
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

Notes of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.
Council tomorrow night.
GRAPES ale plentiful and cheap.
THEpension business still continues to
rush.
PRIZE turning at the Fair Ground to-
day.
NEUHAUsEN's was the attraction yes
terday. .,t.
ONE addition to the work house force
Saturday.
GRAND affair at the Turner Hall to-
night.
The Disciples church will be opened
next Sunday.
SATURDAY was pay day at the Whit
taker mills.
SWEET cider is the drink for the Muir
phylte, now.
mock and it shall be opened unto
you," is the latest.
THE Hessian band was out serenadlng
Saturday night.
OVER FIVE hundred people visited
Neuhausen's yesterday.
The Schultz boat club held It's regular
dance a. Arbenzs hall Saturday night.
FARMERS are no longer pressed tor
time, and are consequently cider-preS'-
ing.
Two release deeds were admitted to
record in the County Clerks office Satur-
day,
A horse fell while in harness, at the
Mcclure House corner, Saturday even
ing.
Those who have been out of town dur
ing the Summer months, have about all
returned.
WHAT will occupy the attention OF the
public this winter, spelling contests, or
temperance lectures?
New hands have been put on the old
town clock by Winzenreld " Son, ana II
is now keeping good time.
WHEELING'S crying evil or Pitts
burghs cast oil dsmt.moade," is the way
the country papers talk OF our waiter
girls.
BIRCH is TO furnish music for the
Twilight Dancing Circle, winch meets
every Thursday evening At Memorial
Hall
IRONY costs the government 81, 2OO
for carrying the mails from This city to
Parkersburg, n distance OF ninety-two
miles by river.
The standing water in the cutters and
At the lower end of the street car line,
is filthy enough to breed Ill classes OF
malsrlal diseases.
The Jewish New Year was pretty
generally observed in this city among
the Hebrews, most of their business
houses being closed.
A GREAT many OF the work shops paid
off Saturday, for the first time IN tour
or five weeks, and in the evening retail
houses did good business.
If there is any more fighting on or
near the Eighth ward bali grounds, u
police officer informed us that he would
prohibit parties playing there.
The Union township Greenbsck-La-
Dor club adjourned from Saturday night
70 this eveninp al Which t''"" .'..P""-
tant business will be transacted.
ABOUT this time of year the wretched
married man goes home In the evening
and sits down on the sealing-wax and
carries 1t with him TO the office next
morning.
The alarm Of fire last night was caus-
ed by the reflection of a light from the
forge OF the Excelsior blacksmith shop,
on the corner OF Foil and Nineteenth
streets.
CLERK of the Municipal Court Darrah,
issued warrant Saturday, for John
Gebhardt, charged with disorderly con-
duc.. The case will be tried before the
police court this morning.
Mr.. VIM. STEWART, well known
river man, has just completed the erection
of fine new building ut Tiltonville; and
Mr.. VIM. Klevis has just commenced the
building OF two story residence.
The case OF the State against Fritz
Brinkmsn, before Squire Mix last Satur
day morning, was settled by Fritz beng
placed under bonds, in the penalty of $50
to keep the peace tor the period of six
months.
The cleaning of the sewer on Elev-
enth, between Chapline and Market
streets, is nearly completed. The open
ings at the corner of Chapline and Elev-
enth will be closed, and it will only be
used to drain the cellars in that vi
cinity hereafter.
Mr.. George Scott addressed the Sixth
ward Green back Club, Saturday night
Mr. Scott will address the Worklngnen's
meeting at the Atlantic hose house, on
Monday evening, at o'clock. Every
tody is invited to attend.
GEORGE EBERLING and Henry Crumb,
two young men, INDUCED in y little
game of knock down last Saturday
evening, about five o'clock, near the
South Wheeling base bail grounds
The boys will answer the charge of dis.
orderly conduct before the Terrible this
morning.