The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04
SHALL TALK.
Condensed Notes OF Current GOSSIP
i In and About Town.

Condensed Notes OF Current GOSSIP
! In and About Town.
GENTLE rain.
THE.ysller" leaf is falling rapidly.
No marriage licenses issued yesterday.
SIXTEEN days have elapsed since the
last rain.
Two additions to the work house force
yesterday.
No deeds of fee were admitted to record
yesterday.
TEMPERANCE meeting at Parker's nall
tomorrow night.
The farmer is now remembering the
weather in his prisons.
THE work house gang are dong WORK
on Baltimore street.
THE thermometer showed ~ degrees
at 8 O'Clock yesterday.
WHEELING has had its quota OF scci-
dents in the last few days.
QUITE fashionable event will occur
in high circles next week.
A CovEY of cartridges lit on the Odd
Fellows building yesterday.
BEST quality of Concord grapes have
advanced one cent pound.
HASH house prOprietors are in favor OF
an extra session of the Legislature.
THE rattle of the Elm Grove cars will
soon be heard along Chspline street.
"IT's ten o'clock; let's 60 see if the sa-
looms have closed" is the latest form.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record at the Recorders office yesterday.
THE Ladies' Temperance Band will
meet at Outs Hall at o'clock this even
ing.
KRAMER's band was out serenading in
the northern part of the city last even
ing.
PPoF. LOUIE VAAs' orchestra gave an
entertainment at Zllchs Hall, bellalre'
last night.
ONE certificate of incorporation was
admitted to record at the County Clerks
office yesterday. nf.
The Twilight Dancing Club" will
give d dance at Memorial hall, South
Side, tonight.
THE funeral of Miss Clark was at
tended by large number OF mourning
friends yesterday.
The market was not SO large yester-
day as usual, and prices were shade
higher for fruits.
The "Jsck-bass" fishing club will
leave to- day for few days sport out on
Wheeling creek. -
TOMMY CoCKAYNE's orchestra played
or large party last evening AZ Tie
residence of Mr.. Clark.
THE Pittsburgh Post informs Us that
over 1000 people from this city visited
the Exposition last Tuesday.
The hopeful OF every household will
soon be coming home with his hands ali
stained from hulhng walnuts.
THREE babies were born in one house
in East Wheeling yesterday morning.
Who says times are not getting better
A RAFFiE for spring wagon, at
Rocks saI, %, was The centre OF attrac-
ton for the Eighth warders last evening
THE dummy engine, for horse cars,
will, no doubt, be adopted in this city II
it proves u success in Philadelphia this
winter.
WE regret to learn of the serious Ill
ness of Col. Thomas Hornbrook, at his
country residence, at the celebrated Horn
brook park.
The lamp post on the corner OF Chap
line street and Alley Is, is SO out OF or
der that it does not give much light
when lighted.
| WoRKMEN were engaged in laying
two inch gas pipe from the corner o.
Twenty-third street up to the Nail City
boat house, yesterday.
The Gypsy women are still circulating
around, scooping in foolish girls quarters
by telling them their intended Is hand
some and well "heeled."
In the adultery case of Hshne VS.
KuhDie, it was Henry Hshne, jr., that
was accused of being implicated In the
affair, and not David Hahne.
AUCTIoNEER HERvEY was trying t
sell the Washington Mills last evening
Only $4,000 was bid, and the sale wa
adjourned until future day.
The letter carriers of this city called
on Hon. Benz. Wilson at the st. james
Yesterday, and asked his influence IN Sc
curing larger salaries for labor.
IT is said that Mrs. Kirk, wife of thu
man killed at the Washington hal
Tuesday evening", bad prescntment OF
the same in dream the : light before.
Mrs. HESTER BROOKS, of the Eighth
ward, will have hearing before Squire
Mix Saturday evening, on a charge Of
using bad language toward her neigh
6ors.
The ropes that held the scatiold which
fell from the top of the Washington hal
Tuesday evening, had not been used bu'
a week, and were owned by Andres i
Kirk.
A LADIES missionary meeting was
held at the First Presbyterian Church to-
dav, and was addressed by Mrs. DR.
Speer, who recently returned from Chins
and Japan.
Mr. JAS. CUNNINGHAM, Jr., and Mr.
John Grub, of Columbus, Ohio, will sd,
dress the OFT hall Temperance Union
this evening. Both are interesting
speakers.
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