Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
WHEELING SUNDAY REGISTER--EIGHT PAGES-
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John Heatheribgton. OF GAINESVILLE, is
one of the recent admissions TO the JAIL.
Carried concealed weapons, Is the charge
sgainst him.
Chris. Militzer is putting new front on
his main street property, next 70 the
Treasurers Office.
Several of the Masonic brethren from
Bridgeport were up on Tuesday evening.
Hon. Harvey ranford, of Wayne town
ship, was in town Tuesday.
Lieut.. Isaac Hazlett, OF the Z. s. Navy,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
James b. Ryan, who was appointed oy
the Commissioners to examine and make
record OF the di fferent county bridges, has
been at work the past week.
Rev. Robert Alexander, ID. D., was ap-
dointed Chairman of the standing Com
mittee on Benefces by the 81. Z. Presoytery
at its recent session.
WIN. Lee, Jr., hss greatly improved and
remodeled his residence on Institute Hull.
Charles Collins, Jr, "Barnum, is at
home again. -s-.
The first number of c. \. Gaumers
daily Banner, Mansfield, has been received.
His many friends here will be glad TO hear
OF the prosperity OF the new daily, ....
1t is bran new girl, and come to stay.
and that is the reason Auditor Cofhand
was setting mp the cigars Tuesday evening.
Z. NJ. Eaton, Esq, +. d. Bailey, John
Wilson. l.. A. Clipp and +. NJ. IaSgsrt,
Knights Templar, attended the Ascension
Day ceremonies at Wheeling on Thursday.
]. B. Hoge and Thomas f Clark were on
A business trip to Cadiz on Thursday.
Judge Barton aud wife, OF Coleraiu
township. were the guests OF their son,
Iohp RartOn ON Thursday,
Jesse Moore. of Columbus, conductor
on the Pan Handle railroad, was visiting
friends in st. Clairsyille and vicinity the
past week.
Dick Darrat was visiting his brother
Dave, in Beilaire, the latter part OF the
week.
Deputy County Auditor Milt Cofflsnd
was among Bellaire friends on Thursday.
Probate Court has been in session the
past two days trying an approprlatlon Oh
land case by the School Board Of Flushing
district, and a large number OF witnesses
and others are il attendance. 1t seems the
board offered $3.50 for the land in ques-
ton, while 1900 were asked. AS the differ
ence was so small il should have been set
tied without going to law, as the costs will
amount TO more than $50.
DR.. b. F. Talbot received postal card
from Louisville on Friday, addressed TO
Mrs" b. F. Talbot, and figuring about
the poultry business. As the Doctor Is not
married, there is no one who can answer to
that address. 1t is evidently the work OF
some professional punster.
Misses Jones and Neal. the milliners,
were in Pittsburgh the fore part OF the
week.
4 Mitchell, Prosecuting Attorney, will
make an application to have Nanderpool
ard Jones, the hay fork swindlers, now IN
the Ohio Penitrntiary, returned to this
county for trial for forgery, at the next
term Of court.
Clara B. Shepherd, OF Kirkwood town
ship, has been adjudged insane by the
Probate Judge, and application made to
take her to the asylum.
News items are very scarce this week-it
seems too hot for any one 10 do anything
one OF our prominent attorneys says he
dues not like to have his "goings ami
COmings" mentioned in the papers, AMI
that is why we DOM give HIM an item this
week although he was out OF town for
day pr