The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-08
SMALL. TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.


In and About Town.
The mosquito hath emlgrated.
TIE Nail City boat club elects officers
tonight.
TIE Kirk benefit at the Opera House
tonight.
HUNTERS and fishermen have begun
the fall campaign.
The County Clerk recorded two deeds
of trust on Saturday.
OUR citizens are responding promptly
to the Kirk relief fund.
One of Wagener's livery bugg'es
broke down, in East Wheeling, Satur-
day night.
Mr.. HENRY SCHMULBAcH yesterday
presented the Schmulbach ZouaVes with
a $50 note.
JOHNNIE BEUTER has taken the Until
stive and is bringing Milwaukee and
imported beer into this market.
THE Seidler boy, who was burned
some time since by being iPitated
into cinder pile, mas since died.
FRED. VIEwIa's band will play for
the Germanis Singing Society, at
Germans hall, Thursday evening.
THE alarm of fire last night was false,
and was caused by the SCOT burning IN
the chimney OF building on Nineteenth
street.
OCTOBER came in cool, crisp, delight
iul and enveloped in a mellow haze
which betokeLs the glorious Indian
summer.
The gas works will be supplied with
gas coal during the coming year by the
Monitor Towbost Company, at 81 cents
per bushel.
The name Of the gentleman who re-
covered the body of Capt. KirkbrIde of
the Inflated steamer Comfort, is Chss.
Winger, of this city.
RAILS for the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and Kentucky railway, are being fur
nished by the Cambria Iron Works, at
Johust
The Wheeling Rife Club met at the
office OF Maj. Anderson, over the Frank
lin Insurance Company building, on Sat-
urdsy night, and adopted constitution.
The man on whom Squire Phillips
and jury went out to hold an inquest, on
SATURDAY night, now that he has sobered
up, swears that he'll sue the Leader man
for libel.
TaE funeral OF Landmesser, one of the
recent victims OF the Comfort disaster,
TOOK place yesterday, from his late resi-
dence on Eleventh street, and was large
ly attended.
THE Crescent Dancing Club will CON-
mence season of dancing al Notes
nall, on the South Side, on Saturday
evening next. Cockayne's band will
furnish the music.
The evening paper contained column
editorial IN Our State LunatiCs" the
other day, and Johnson's mind is so
obtuse that he does lot yet know that
ne was being talked about.
JOHN LAEDMEssER, one of the pas
sengers OF board the ill-!ated Comfort,
At the tim y. the explosion, died Sstur.
day morn Eg, at tive o'clock, at Pipe
creek, from injuries received.
DID you ever see a small, stsmmering,
bsre-footed urchin stump his ioef Ii
ever you do you will be astoDished to
ind what command OF language there
IS IN him. He can roll out more II IL
III than would fill q one-horse bobtal.ed
car.
THEY are partial to Ham in the Leader
office, which accounts for Jonnson's
complexion. Everybody says he's very
'ond OF it, and that he tumbles to the
precepts of Bsiley's book, "rhey all do
IT," as well as the most conslmmate
wretch outside the Pententiary.
AUCTIoNEER REHvEY sold at the front
door OF the Court House yesterday, the
liner property in Triadelphia, for 5000
Mr. James 5. Winnett being the pur-
chaser. Also the Garvin property be-
tween Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
streets, South Side, to Mr.. Hill for II, $50.
The committees of the different labor
organizations OF this city, reported at
Their regular meetings on Saturday night,
hat they were meeting with good sue
cess in the way oil securing subscribers
or the proposed Sunday paper. The
Fourth ward CLUB also changed its regu-
lar meeting night from Saturday to Mon
day.