Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

short visit to his brother, Judge ID. u, 4.
Cowen. notice of whose illness has been
made. The Judge We are glad TO state, 10
on the mend, and it is hoped Will soon Dc
| about again. a. -
The next teachers examination IN ta.s
| county will be held in 81. Ciairsvllle, DAT
urday, March 18th.
Prof. C. L. Hitchcock, OF the Union
schools, will sell out his furniture on ns1s
Saturday, preparatory TO moving Win MS
| family to the West
Hazard Jackson. a beligerent colorsd
msu, was before H 81. Davies, on Tuesday,
| for assault; charge preferred by James
Hunt, colored. The defendant was oound
over 10 Probate Court in the sun OF soo:
At the Evolutionary contest At new
Athens next Wednesday, Z NJ. CHIN, OF
this place; Z. E, Eaoch, of MorrIstswn; w.
A Major, of Pleasant Grove; and ". 1.
Wsrnock, of Warnock. are the ones RON
this county who are among the contestants.
Rev Thomas Bslph, Of this place, Is to Dc
one of the judges.
mable lady entertained their friends at
Mrs, r D. Baird, of Cleveland. former
ST. Clsirsyille young lady,
Returned Home on Tuesday
after few days pleasant visit 70 her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Hoifner, OF the
East End.
]. B. briggs. E.q., of woodsisld, prom
inent attorney Of that place, was IN attend
apce at Belmont common pleas this week.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson spent q portion OF the
rast week the guest Of friends in Wheeling.
The lecture OF Mayor h. G. Dane on Mon.
dsy evening was we'll attended, and all
present unite in saying that the evenings
entertainment WAS a rare treat.
residence of Judge Cuwen, on Main street,
lust west of the National Bank.
The Republican Central Committee is
called 10 meet here Oh Thursday, 9th inst,
TO sppoint delegates TO The slate ConVen
On On Saturday, March 90. T f. Clark will
sell the National Holel furniture at puolic
sale. The new landlord, James White, Will
take possession April lst.
Horace Nichols foreman of the Guern'
sey Herald. came in on Thursday, on lew
days visit to his parents.
Common Pless Court will probably ad-
iourn during the first week OF April. Sew
eral interesting criminal cases have oeen
| trie during the past week, which orougn'
many people to town. The REGISTER nas
bad reports of the principal cases. DIS
| trirt Court meets here April nth
Father Bremen, of the Ohio Valley
| News, and DR.. J. II, Todd BElagerorts
postmaster, were
Among Those At Court
Oh the Heinermsn case.
Mrs. J. NJ. Riley and mother Mrs. Fat
| tom are visiting friends in Newark
John Danford has Obtained position In
| the Government Printing Office, aud left
| for Washington On Wednesday.
Judge Vance, of Steubenville, will pre-
| side in Common Pleas Court, commencing
| to morrow.
The Democratic primaries for this town.
| ship and borough are called for March %
| township in the afternoon, corporation
in the evening. There will possibly not
be much com petition for sny nomination
except that of Marshal, and il the candi.
dates for that Office get out their friends we
| will have a rafting big primary.
Harry Ferren, one of our rising young
| men, leaves on Monday for Lancaster O.,
where he will learn the tailoring business
with his uncle, w. w. 0baugh.
| Miss Lizzie Millrzer spent few days
| with UhTichaville friends during the past
\ week.
People who will change their resi-
| dences the LIST of April, and there are a
large number of them, are already en-.
| gaeed in the pleasant (?) occupation OF
tCering up, preparatory to the change.