Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-08
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told

Pithily Told
/ Two deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The survivors Of the Fifty-second Ohio
| Infantry will hold a reunion at Barnesville
| to-day.
THE list of appointments by the NJ. r.
| Conference. at Weston, will be found on
the first page, this morning.
THE west side of the Market street
bridge has been torn up, preparatory 70
putting down new timbers.
THE members of the Mercantile Club
will 20 down TO Bellaire this evening,
where they will be entertained at the
/ Globe Hotel.
The Lucky Oil Company, composed, oil
/ Parkersburg parties, has been granted a
certificate of Incorporation by the Secre'
/ tary of State.
! THE Iaughliu mill will resume the use Of
coal IN all departments next Monday. inns
will give employment to between 80 and ~
men in the bank.
Ara meeting Of the Board of Directors
of the Simpson Oil Company, Yesterday
| Mr.. julius Pollock was elected President
vice Robert Simpson, resigned.
THE wedding Of Mr.. w. \. Wilson and
| Mrs. Ida Lenkard will take place at ST
! Luke's u. f.. Church on Thursday at p.
m. 1t will be a very quiet affair.
The two fine sheep in the procession on
Monday were furnished by A. IL. Lowe, OF
! Darlington. They will be found ready Tor
! the consumer at Fred Harpfer's stall AT
! Second ward market on Saturday morning
For some time past a number of boys
| have been annoying Swartz, the rag ner-
chant, on the South Side, and last evening
/ Chief Delbrugge made several arrests, as
the conduct of the boys has got to be an IN
/ tolerable nuisance.
THERE were five cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning. The cases OF dlsor'
/ deIly conduct against John and Gerty Hus-
band were dismissed. Charles Doyle went
to TO the hill for thirty days and John
Mack for sixty days,
\ POWER of attorney from the Baltimore
Blind and Awning Company TO ID. Z. List,
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
Yesterday. a power of attorney from the
Wheeling Metal Company TOD. Z. Brady,
was also left for record.
Lucy and Clara Williams, two, colored
domestics at the Mcclure, attacked an eie-
vator boy named Turner Monroe, also col
ored. Yesterday, and cut the boy WIN
dish ana OtitTMlSt utiA tAuN ~ ~A'NN 1880.
up. The boy made pretty good light on
his own behalf, and all three were ar
rested.
The meeting of the gentlemen interested in
the formation Of the new" German" dancing
club. called for last night at the Mcclure
House did not materialize. Only about u
half-dozen of the gentlemen were present,
and they concluded to postpone the meet
ing until some future time.
JAMES CAMBELL, an old resident of Holli-
DAVIS Cove. died yesterday morning, aged
"a wears. A wife and eight children sur
vive him. the latter being Barclay, Eliza
wife of G.. w. Truax, John H.. Thomas H.,
Nancy. wife of ID. j. McCloud, >. j. Han
nah. wife of H. II. Wilcox. Maude, wife OF
Charles StandiSh.
During the last three years the Belmont
county grand jury has found 345 indlct-
ments at a cost to the county of several
thousands of dollars Out OF that vast
number. but III, or 30 per cent, OF the per
sons indicted have been convicted, while
ll3 Of the indictments found have been dis
missed without trial. according to the 81.
Clairsville gazette.
THE census enumeratOrs in this section
are now receiving vouchers from the de,
partment at Washing which they sign ana
return TO the department. On their receipt
draft is made out covering the amount
due them. None of the enumerators have
made any complaint concerning their pay,
vet few of them have any wish TO enter the
list of enumerators at the taking of the next
census ten years hence.
IL the local notice of the National Life
Insurance Company, of Vermont, in yester-
DAYS issue, serious error occurred In
calling the attention of prospective insur-
ers to the merits of the company and It's
contract. The types made it read, all
persons contemplating reissuing," when 1t
should have read, 'all persons contemplat-
ing hsunlngn The age and standing of
the National are too well known to make
reisSuing necessary.