Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
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General News 81 the week-
Spccin' 10 the Sirday Register.
Sr. CLAIRsv uI.E, o., April MFR. Jsnies
Thompson, who has Just gone out Of the
hotel business in Flushing, will remsir, in
~. Clairsville with his estimatie family
for two or three weeks prior to their deper
ture for Chicago, where they will nske their
future home.
Ex-COunty Treasurer Por.ertield, OF Hun.
ter, was in town on Thursday.
The two nights Of the G-eenaway Ell ter.
tainment netted the Ladies' Aid Society in
the neighborhood OF $40.
The next meeting Of the Belmont County
Teachers Association will be held on April
l5 at Belmont, and ne< at st. 0lairsvi.le. as
has been published in some OF the pa.
pers.
Will White and James McMoines wens TO
Barnesville on Thursday evening TO assist
Prof. Fox IN grand musical entertain.
ment: They pronouncs the entertainment
decided bit.
J. T. Patton, OF Jepsou & IStton, asd
Conrad Troll, Of c. Troll & Sons are in the
East purchasing new goods.
On Wednesday and Thursday o. this week
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the ST. Clairsvile Presbytery will hold .
meeting in this place. about 100 delegates
are expected,
NJ. NJ. Scott ESD, a revenue CeiciaL OF
Powhatsn, was in town Thursday.
Jesse Moore, OF Columbus. a nephew OF
John Barton, Esq of this place, and who
is a conductor OH the Pun Handle road,
was visiting friends in town and Ticinity
the past week
Among the distinguished foreign attor-
neys in Attendance at District Court the
past week, we noticed Speaker Woods of
ha NJ, Nall nf 7
Cook, of steubonville, ex'Judge Otey M
Woodslield J. u. Collins, of Columbus; T..
G.. CraCraft. uf Wheeling. ard George II.
WinStead, Of Neg MartlnSville, w. Va. The
latter was at one time sheriff Of Belmont
county.
Rev. Jamcn Frazier, a former schoOlrlate,
now of Davenport. New Gort, is at home
fOr a short time He is on his way TO San
Francisco 10 meet his brother, Rev. Samuel
Frazier, who is coming home from Japan
sick.
!. W. Nichols, Esq, one OF orI prpmi.
npnt and rising young attorneys, has open.
ed a law office III Vests Block.
7. ". Emerson, Esq OF Barrssyille, sas
in town several days the past week.
1t does not seem 10 take long for the
right men To rise in the world. Hsrry
Steinrod, who left here for Steele Dakota,
this winter, has been elected Marshal OF
that growing city and 7. J. Woodmansee,
another St Clair vile boy who vent at tn
same time, was elected Street O1mmts'
siOner.
James Crosgroye, ex.County Surveyor,
has removed with his family to UaEbrdl,r.
An election for Member Of school Board
is to be held tomorrow, To Nil the place OF
q. j. Swaney, term expired. There viii
probably be mora interest taken in IL than
there was in the late municipal ard town
ship elections.
Miss Jennie Kelly, OF Bellairs, Is the
gurs, Of Miss I'd. Troll.
On Friday evening dramatic entortatn.
mept was given ut Hutchinson school
house near town. which attracteda mum
Der OF the town boys.
The word "Powhatsn' said in the pres
ence Of one of our young men ~ SURG 10
briug out some very loud talk.
Isaac Taggert, Jr,, ~ going Oh o. business
trip OF a month or six weeks 10 Missouri.
Will start soon.
The uncertainty Of our mails .ost . por-
ton of our last Ssbsath's letter. which We
regret. Perssns wishing TO get al the ~.
Clairsyille nsws should get the RE"isrEs
every day.
Samuel Cellar, 5r, OF this place. has re-
moved with his family To. bridgeport.
which he will occupy for the coming year.
jacob Kaiser may not he lost strzyed on
stolen, but he has departed for ioreipl
parts since disposing of the blue Goos'
saloon. .
As prsScted in our last letter. Miss Oitie
| Berry pleaded guilty before the Prob ste
Judge st "uticrng forged papers, and was
remaaded TO Jail 10 wait until applicsSon
| could be made for her admission " the
Girls Industrial Home, wAere she viii
have 10 remain three years, or until she
| eighteen.
joseph Meholin. an old resident OF tins
,ovns6ip Was buried ia. The NJ. r. CeBs
terry on wednesday. He died on AoniAy
| T.. Wilson, the coafsctisner, has bsen
| making some improvements about hi
| store room.
ME-. John Fsrren Is conSned 70 tn.
house, from the effects OF serious injuries
about the head, received from fsAa short
time ago.
Street Commissioner Thomas Mslon'
hss his force at work, giving our streets
Jesse Resley, the horse dealer, is dan
gerousIy III with typhoid pnermouia.
The raother of Ms. Isasc Dsds is lyin,
| seriously i'll at her residences On Maristt
street
A. the Democratic candid Jsle for memsel
Of the School Board. The Republicsl
candidate will either 'oe Rev. Tnoma
BaIph, of the Y. P. C,Aurch. or Andre
Mcfarland, Esq In fhther case Mr.. Shan
mons election to-fnorr ~ IL sure.
Judge d. ID. 7. Couen continues 70 in
prove and grows grad nalIJ stronger.
Mrs. A. q. Darrah Il visiting for Q fe,
days among relative a and friends in Bellairt
district Court I'd ,iOurned yesterday morr
ing.
Samuel Taylor. Jr.. Of Armstrong; Mill
formerly OF 81. CisirsyiIle, WAS yisitin
friends here Ire past week
We noticed Hon. Ross J. Alexander, {
Bridgeport. On our streets several days th
past week.
just before closing our lsttss Ne lesr
that VIM. Lee, Jr., Gho resides % Iustitui
Hill, just vest of the corporation limit
fell from . sos sfoldipg on his barn yesse
day mospiDg and broke his thigh.
John Wilson continues 70 haul m in
meme amount Of freight from Whnelir
and Bridgeport He goes over thS pill
twice snd three times week With 10,
bore teams.
"Bvb" .Bewlsy went 70 PhilsdeIphis {
Tuerisy in charge Of o car load Of horse
Il ST. PagL. April lit is reported N
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