Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING on IN NEAR BY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs. Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Re
portsrs-Rsaiabls Resume Of
The News
FAIRMONT.

r,rpNoxr December Ever since
rruesdav morning the case Of the State rs
Richard Kinney has received the unul
v-i5ed attention Of everybody hereaoOuts
and when the case went 10 the jury laS'
night the interest had not diminished
Tidge Havmond opened the case Tor tnt
n~osecutlon in remarkably strong speech
and was followed by Messrs- Arnett
Meredith and Staggers for the delense
Prosecuting Attorney Haggerty closed iol
the State, summing up the case IN ~ u
usual mastery manner. Al TINS WrItinI
the case is still ia the hands OF the Jury.
rrSs condition of Prof. J. V Carpenter
of Warrington. continues unimproved, ana
his friends now fear that ne cannot re
cover His death will cost our county
valuable citizen and one OF our most prom
Using men -
Dan Dougan. a popular oil man, mas WOE
one OF our best Young women, Miss huvud
Conawav. There were married 1ueSuaS
night. ,...,.s,,,
A drunken man piioted by a nice looAln :
two vear-Old child who called the lhlhs *
was leading pap was one OF the speVl0
cles on our streets yesterday eNru-us-
r. Powell has opened large ana az
tractive stock OF glass and queensware III
me Morrow building on Main street.
THE new Inder building is now ready
for the roof.
ola Mr.. Snider continues very i'll and
mis- life is despaired OF.
Col VIM. Hood and Col. Borgess.. the
coal men. are still with Us.
Tom Helmick. an Industrious young
man. was killed by fatlng scantling AT
West FairmOnt mines on Tuesday. lie
leaves a wife and three children.
A good show is coming here next week,
lNs nftVuTS want
this kind, but are still kicking on the Moss
Family infictiOu.
The frame work is up for the new plan
ing mill building of y. a. Clayton.
Sheriff Linn has his county boarding
house fun Of dodgers. Among them are
SNOWFALL and two of the delectaole
Walton tribe.
". Z. Nesbitt, of this place, has been
appon ted 3. X O. agent az Cameron
and viii move his family 10 that place.
Mr. y E Shafer will succeed 10 the posi-
ton Of assistant agent at this station.
Frank =. Reed, Of Grafton, IS IN town
MIR. skinner. the new landlord, took
chareeof the Hough House on Monday
last.
several owners OF buildings in which
sDeak-easies are run, were indicted this
term OF Court for maintaining public NUS
ances Now look for the hair 20 ~.
4. X. Minear has moved into his new
re sidence on Cleveland street
Secretary Of State Ohley was IN town
the first of the week.
j K. Southern, Circuit Clerk Smith and
T i. Powell. are on the sick list.
Clerk elect Ramage recently purchased
the Gaskiu property on Locust avenue.
Capt. j. :. Hamilton has returned home.
Alex. Bebout. the hardware man, has re-
turned from "a delightful fishing trip 10
North Carolina.
The Normal school continues 20 nil up
with students The new faculty is giving
entire satisfaction and is a success.
The PresbyterianS VIII sell part OF the
large lot on which their church and par
sOnage property is situated
Our town was excited over false alarm
of fire early Thursday morning.
We are still clamOriug for water works,
and must have them soon.
sam Il. Nuzum, the Furniture King, .
is back from "a business trip 90 Cleveland
and Chicago.
John Leonard has returned from Pitts
burg
Robert Watson has received "a pension az
81 per month
Frank NJ. Fleming is housed mp with "a
carbunckle on his upper lip FOR company.
Mike Kinney fell on the board walk near
+. Hamilton's and badly injured his arm
ON Wednesday