The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-14

Couasn.ed Notes or CUrrent Gossip
In and About Town.

Call Ullu hO"'
THREE cases booked for the police
court this morning.
YESTERDAY mornings frost was Inc
heaviest OF the season.
( The county jail at Mcundsville IS In
fair way to be completed.
THE Parker Hall temperar ce festival
receipts aggregated S24S.
THE fog IN the river yesterday morn
ing was thick enough 10 walk on
THE road between Moundsvllle and
Wheeling is sadly in need OF repair
ONE release and two trust deeds re-
corded, yesterday, by The county clerk
The w. q. & T. V. r. K. is sdvertis-
mo for ties to be delivered on the road
bed.
Council, last night, tabled the resolu
ton to purchase Rew clubs for the police
force.
Mr. SPAULDlNG WALLACE received
MAYNARD rife, fresh from the factory, yes
terdsy.
THE West Wheeling Mite Society will
meet at Miss Sarah Allender's house this
evening.
DIR. DURANT will perform the brain
work on the new paper to be issued AZ
Clsysville.
THE Riverside Company are putting
new rails on their tramway on twenty
fifth street.
MEssRs. LIST, DAVENPORT u Co., kill
cd out at the slaughter house, yesterday,
three hundred porkers.
SrEUBENvILLE and Pittsburgh have
also been afflicted with the greatest iron
works in the world" fever.
WE are informed that new drug
house is to be opened in the house
lately owned by Jimmy Rigby.
Us. REgD, the halter, has received
his new stock of winter hats, and is now
able to furnish the latest styles.
The employees of the Cleveland and
| Pittsburgh road at Bridgeport, were made
happy by visitation OF the pay car, yes
terday.
Tom PRYOR, of the South Side, is
spoken of q: competent applicant tor
the foremanship of the r, w. u X. re-
pair shops.
WEsLY Ccss' little girl, of Kirk
wood, died of scarlet lever on Sunday,
after short illness. The funeral took
place Monday.
THOMAS SPEAR was srraigned before
Squire Nix, yesterday, for disorderIy
conduct, and was sentenced 10 ten days
in the county Jail.
IT is reported that the cooper shops
belonging to the old boat yard company,
situated at the foot of Sixth street, will
shortly resume operations
JOHN WATERHoUsE, sr, has been
elected superintendent OF the city prison,
vice Superb lendent Sylvis, whose term
OF service expires on the lst OF December.
MKssRs NICK GAUs, Godfrey Win
zenreid and Joe Green, returned from u
hunting expedition at Coon Island, yes
.erday, with q Plentiful supply OF game.
A GRAND wedding is booked foI Wed
nesday evening, November 18th, TO take
place at Cumberland, Md. One Of our
Twelfth street clythiers is TO be the bene
dict.
SLIGHT repairs made to the ceiling in
ne northwest corner of the Second
branch Council chamber would enhance
he beauty Of that place about 100 per
cent.
AN accident on the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky railroad, by which
.hree construction cars were tipped over
he bank, last Saturday, is reported from
Hellsourg.
Mr.. JosEPH DIMMEY, OF Pleasant
Valley, sold, last week, three hogs which
Weighed eleven hundred and forty
pounds. Uncle John Zoeckler says they
were busters.
AN east bound "prairie schooner" on
which were painted the words, "Black
HIS, 100 days OUT passed through
Bridgeport, yesterday. The concern was
-sther dilspldated.
FOURTH street, between Coal and
Main, is being graded and the course of
The gutter on Coal changed, so that the
water will not wash out the filling on
the first named street.
To MORROW evening Prot. Hermann
will give performance al the Opera
house, consisting OF magic and mesmCr-
lsm. a present will be given to each
person purchasing ticket.
WE acknowledge the receipt of a copy
Of "RussePs Musical Library" contain
ing three songs, "The Kiss Dear Maid -
Little Golden-Hsired Mel" and Gently
Lead Me BY the River" Russell y Co,
are the publishers, l25 Tr-mont street,
Boston.
The section of reserved seats set apart
for Little Washington have all been sold,
and II is more than likely the Barrett ex-
cursion train on the Hempaeld to-day
will be crowded, as large number viii
doubtless Join the eXcursIonists at differ
ent points along the route.
Mr.. STORMS famous painting, "Ihe
Gypsy Girl has been put up At rattle
or the benefit Of the widow Of the late
Thomas Kirk, who lost his lie by lal ing
from the Washington Hall building
There will be IS chances ut 81 a chance
The picture Is now on exhibition at
Blumenberg's saloon.
On Monday morning a lively set-to
was had in mill not a mile away
from the custom house, between one of
the owners and a one-armed man. The
one.srmed Individual got his work in on
the miller, when the latter grabbed
poker and maze Tor him.. but friends in
lerfered and they were separated.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove rail
way company, to avoid the steep grade
leading from Fulton TO the pike, have
about consumsted arrangements with
Judge Thompson, by which the road
will be changed so a TO have straight
ran through the judges meadow, us lar
~ the toll gate, striking the pike at
Stsckyard hollow.
TEE SORROWS and troubles of team
ster are many, and about this time of
year fall thick and fast One teamster,
with his two-horse wagon loaded with
coal, got stuck IN the mud st the corner
OF Twenty-thlrd street and Alley L. yes.