Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
WHEELING SUNDAY REGIsTER-EIGHT Pages

dry goods, met with painful accideat ting
4 other day. He Wss trying some suent oi
| hand trick with knife and sRing, Wnsn
he cut an ar,ery In his right Erst, tns
knife going into the bone. Dr. nes' nAea
| il Up.
ductor on the narrew-gsuSv spent lev
DAYS seeing his best girl over In Monroe
| county. During his absence VIM. Whlte
Mis- Magic Meyer wss me g.est this
week of Miss Emma Cochran, OF Bellaire.
Can't. Bigelos, OF BelIaire, removed his
family TO ST. taairsville, on THURSDAY, to
spend the summer.
n "a ounce bass on Tuesday. We oiala to
have the best fishermen who jingle wheel.
ing creek waters. 0ur veteran hook s1d
line association will organise again ths
wear with eight of tho original ten chartef
members OF four yeeFs ago.
Several OF the United Presbyt OF
this place attended the Pres5ytery meeting
in wheeling on Tuesday, including Rev.
Thos. Bslph and wife. s. M: thompson,
Mrs. Thorn pson, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Mary
c, Frazer and Andrew Mcfarland.
John Danford, the Bellaire Tribune local,
is at his fathers home, near town. on the
J.H Tacgart, of Long Point. H.. Is Wis
iting his father, John Tsggart, E'q" near
town.
So perintendent Birch, OF the Wheeling
schools, was visiting the Union seeoo.s
here, one day the past week; also Or. sam
uel Jepsop, Of Wheeling
Or. B. r. Talbot has become one OF US
again, and will be pleased to see his many
friends at his old room. east OF the school
house.
A citizen, through a communication in
the Chronicle, takes the school board cleo
ton rather 10 heart We could give him .
little advice, but forbear.
Judge Kelly will begin term OF the
Common Pleas Court In nohIoe county ou
the sath inst.
Miss Rena Denny, OF Fairview, Is visiting
St. Clairsville friends.
At the last term OF Common Pleas us
cases were disposed of. There are no" vi
cases on the docket, the smallest Tor sever
Richard L. Riley, the gardener, who re.
sides near town, and who has been Ill tor
several weeks, is convalescent- :.
The recent session of District Court dis
missed the petitions and dissolved the
Temporary iniunc,ions OF Conrad Troll and
Major J. Neiswanger, against the pay ment
of taxes assessed for the construction OF the
Northern railroad. This case grew out OF
the enlarging OF the corporate limits oil 81
Clairsville.
Mrs. Mamie Mitchell. wife OF Mayor
Mitchell, of Martins Ferry. and children
were visiting relatives in town during the
week.
Messrs. J. B. Hoge and John c. Kintner
were on a business trip to Wheeling on
Friday.
Several OF the young ladies and gentle
men have organized dramatic association.
and are now rehearsing once a week, meet
ing on Friday evenings. Whether II Is
their intention to give public entertain.
ment we have not been informed.
Judge Kelly has been in Cambridge the
past week-Dlstrict Court.
Mrs. Fred Strong and her mother, Mrs.
Jennings. of BelIaire, were the guests OF
Col. CharleswUrth and wife Wednesday and
Tuesday.
James McMunies and VIM. White. mu-
sicians. start from here on the I'D inst. to
ioin Sells Bros. circus at Columbus. They
nave engaged with the band OF that circus
for the coming season. They were With
the same circus last summer.
The bonds of Robt. Steadman and George
MartiL, rs constables, have been accepted.
steadman was sppointed in place Of VIM.
Webber, who was elected but resigned.
The ninth annual meeting OF the Wo'
mans Foreign Missionary Society, OF 81.
Clairsvjlle Presbytery convened In the
PRESBYTERIAN church on Wednesday and
Thursday, holding morning afternoon and
evening sessions. The meetings were we'll
attended and large number Of strangers
we're present The programme was car
ried out about as outlined in our communi-
cation OR Wednesday. Especially was the
church crowded on Thursday evening, To
hear the address of Rev. L. blackwell, OF
India.
Some OF the smaller boys, among the
number, VIM. Webber Rice, Charles Neis.
wapger, Jr.. and John Doyle, started to go
fishing on Thursday night, but after going
about ten miles down the Northern were
frightened at the too-hoo OF an owl, and
ran all the way back home.