Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-04
N%EIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BuLLAIRE.


Appointmsnt Of Hishtwatohmsn : Tbs
Market House Question-Fsrsonal and
Business Matters.
N. L. Marsh, the jeweler returned
home yesterday, from . visit at Morris
town.
Miss Jennie Keller is lying i'll with
what appears 10 be typhoid fever.
James b. Barnhill, the boiler maker,
is up at S~teubenyille on q business trip.
Cash Marsh, VIII Tappan and Harry
Randolph are going out the line OF the
Is. 80. on a fishing trip.
We were conversing with several
business men yesterday in regard to the
most suitable men for nightwatchmen,
and found that nearly all were In favor
Of John Mccormack as one OF them.
Mr.. Mccormack has been long on the
force and in the discharge Of his duties
q short time ago, met with an accident
which will not interfere with his work
on the police force, but will make him
unfit for any other labor. We suggest
the name OF Mr.. Cormack.
Squire Highleman intends to get in
his work on the market house question
at Council tonight. He thinks that
from 8 10 o o'clock in the morning is
sufficient time for market hours instead
of from 8 to 10, as the time is now.
Services will he observed at the
Roman Catholic Church each evening
this month.
Il. L. Parsons, OF Cleveland, is in the
city, for the purpose Of locating q photo
graph gallery and art museum.
The Bellaire nail mill resumed work,
yesterday, after a stoppage of six weeks
A change of time table on the Bellairt
and Southwestern railroad went into OF.
feet, yesterday. The time hereafter will
| be, one leaves at $50 and arrives iron
Woodsield at 1880 =. NJ.
James +. Anderson, Esq, OF the hde
pendent, received u new press from New
York, yesterday. Ii is u country Camp
bell, and will be put up in a few days.
Losr.-A ladies gold hunting cas-,
watch, on Fink's Hill, May I'd. | viii
| pay a liberal reward for the return o
same to my place Of business, 1870 Bel
mont street. JAMES NJ. KELLER.
Rev. Mcdonald passed through thi
plhCt ltSttIuul w h'o WY huih wv"
haitian, where he had been holding scr
vices, to his hoine at Beallsville.
A rumor has been afioat for the pas
few days that Mrs. Theobald was MAXIM
| preparations to leave the city. We wer
requested by that lady to state that SIN
| had no intention, whatever, OF leavinI
town, and that the report was doing he
a great injustice.
Rev. S. NJ. Wallace, formerly OF Cen
t%erville church, was in the city on Mon
day, after having preached at Quincy ol
sunday.
Work on the stack OF the new Elm
works has been commenced. :,
Examinations at the public school
this week.
The colored Odd Fellows Of this cit.
90 to Wheeling to-day On business con
with their lodge.
o. II. Parmelee, of the Cleveland Pa
per Company, was in town yesterday.
A suit of replevin was tried beior
| Justice Cassell, last night. James M
Reese was attorney for tho defendant
Miss Maggie Long, and Messrs. Danfor'
and Cooper for the plaintiffs, the How,
Sewing Machine Company. A jury wa
appointed and alter long deliberatlol
gave judgment Tor the defendant 70
sos.
A little child OF james Cohield wa
inferred, yesterday, in Rose Hill Gene
terry.
A young child OF Mrs. Harmon wa
playing at the street car track, yesterday
and rs car No. 2approached, it ran owe
ON tho track and would have gone I'm
der tho wheels had it not been for thu
prompt action Of DIR. Kurz, whose hous'
the car was passing.
A suit was brought before Mayo
| Criswell. last evening, by Max Mile
for the recovery from +. /. Miller Q
loaned money 10 the amount of sos
A. b. Smith was counsel for the plain
tiff and James Altman for the defense
A jury was %empaneled at s o'clock d
the morning and The case IA give
them at 0 in the evening. After a tiv
hours deliberation they found a verdie
for the plaintiff and judgment for $40
and costs, amounting in all to abou
$225.