The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-25
SMALL TALK.
Condemned Notes of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

LETTER list to-day.
VALE, Evangelist Randall. Weston
wants thee. -..
To DAY is payday at the South Wheel
iug glass house.
THERE was dance AT the Stsmm
house last night.
The boilers IN the Belmont mill will
go on next Wednesday.
A Doc qusrtette is among the attrac-
tons at the court house.
The windows of Tsylor's news depot
were handsomely frescoed yesterday.
SQUIRE MIX was some better yester
day and spent part OF the day at his
office.
Two picked mines played on the
Ritchietown grounds yesterday alter
noon.
ONE deed of trust WAS admitted to
record yesterday in the office OF The
county clerk,
A NEW water pipe has baen laid on
| Fourteenth street from jacob street TO
Sey bold s residence,
A LITTLE child of Mr.. Charles Asmus,
of the Eighth ward, fell from horse last
week and broke its arm.
TaE work of remodelny and removal.
ing the Opera House, Tor the coming sea
son, was commenced yesterday.
The Half stops and Pawpaw Knockers
will play match game of base bal st
West Wheeling this afternoon.
TIE Pittsburgh, Wheeling anc Ken
lucky railroad affords work Tor three
hundred laborers.-PittS. Leader.
SLEEPY GEORGE won the pacing race
and Warrior the trotting race at Friend
ship Park yesterday. Pitts. Leader.
KRAMER's baud will give Mr.. Gus
Rolf benefit at his saloon this evening.
New music and good time are promised
THE trial of the Kline Harden shoot
ing case has been postponed until Thurs
day. The case will come up before
Squire Mix.
CYRENE CoMMANDERY Knights Tenn
plar paraded the streets last evening,
their last regular drill previous to their
departure for Cleveland.
The temperance meeting at Parker's
hall. South Side, last evening, was well
attended, and was addressed by quite
number Of temperance people.
liza man wants rest and recuperation
IT'S cheaper, and just as beneficial, to
take a bottle and sit down IN his own
back yard, rs to 90 to the sea shore.
WHEN the morning press publishes an
item which has been missed BY the EUen-
ing Monotony, which is of daily occur
renee, Day saws there Is no truth in 1t.
QUITE = large number of persons left
the city Tor the camp meeting yester-
day. This evening many more will
leave on the train tor the purpose of
beng present al tomorrOw's services.
JONAS CRUMBACKER was srraigned
before Squire Bulger, yesterday, charged
with obtaining goods III der false pre-
lenses The evidence nat being sufficient
TO substantiate the charges, Crumbacker
WAS discharged
THE Baltimore Sun says that trslnmen
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad are
now making full time, and the shop
hands are doing well. More freight cars
are being built, ana general revival OF
business is expected tins fail
LAST Thursday morning n man named
B.ume was taking away loi OF wood
that was piled on the river bank at the
"SawmilW row, when he was attacked by
rate females who owned the wood. They
gave Blume severe threshing.
MANAGER HAMILTON, yesterday,
booked John McColsugh, Effie Ellsler
and the Union Square Company, as. sd-
diuonal attractions at the Opera House,
the coming season. The last named
make speciality OF the danish Chief"
VIM. HAKDENsTEIN, charged with
selling liquor TO q minor, waived an ex-
animation before Squire Caldwell, yes
terday and WAS put under bonds
in the sum of 500 for his appear
srce vt the next term OF tho County
Court.
The Benwood fishing club, in camp at
the head OF the Narrows, had quite
blow out last Wednesday. The boys
disposed OF seven hall kegs of beer, and
danced to tho music of Peabodys string
band. The boys have fixed for the sea
son, and are enjoying life hugely.
MIR WEITzELL was engaged IN clean
ing out crock sewer at hls business
stand on the corner OF Twenty-fourth
and Market streets, yesterday, and think
ing to make haste, secured II section OF
nose from the engine house and fastened
it to tire-plug near by. The hose was
run through the store and bursted when
the water was turned on, which resulted
in damaging lot of -four and other gre
ceries in the store.
The Mathews Light Guards, OF Wheel
lng, passed through this city early YES
terday morning stopping an hour for
breakfast ana rest Krsner's band, &C
companying the Guards, played some
fine music at the depot. Some of the
boys" promenaded through town, at
tracing much attention with their snowy
uniforms. -Cumberidnd NeiCS.
Personalities.
G,y.rpor Matthew'S and Private Sec