Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-06
POLITICS, PLEASURE AND LAW.
The Three Chief Things which Take
Up the Attention Of 81. CIsirsvtlie
People
Special 10 the REGISTER.

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ST. CLAiRsvILLE April 81 Miss Efie
Thompson, who is attending school at Bos-
ton, will net be home for the spring vacs.
ton, but will spend the same with friends
in Providence.
Bets are two to one on the success Of any
Democrat except on Council ticket, where
by concentrating, the Republicans can
always elect one or more members.
The news has been received here that the
Ohio Senate had passed the Court House
bill.
There were 81 applicants for certificates
at the last teachers examination.
w. A. Hunt, of the Chronicle, who has
been on the sick list, is up again.
Albert Kennon is home from school for
the spring vacation.
An effort will be made to organize a
juvenile base ball club. The school boys
have been enjoying their weeks vacation
in that way.
there will be an election OF one member
OF the School Board, Monday, April IA, in
place of |. H. Patterson, time expired.
S-;-"-"n Pleas has adjourned, and there
will be no more UUurt until the 22d, when
District Court will convene.
Hon. A J. Schreiber, OF Moorefield, Har.
rison county, who was the Democratic can
di6ate for State Senator in this district, was
in town portion OF the week, visiting
Conrad Troll, Esq.
1t has been pri tied that John Oyerbaugh,
late with Mr.. Grub, the Wheeling jeweler,
was going West to locate, which is a mis-
take. He has not yet determined where
be will locate, but il will most likely be in
this vicinity.
Miss Aunie Patterson, who is attending
Pittsburgh Female College, is home for va
cation
The rev proprietors of the National,
take hoiu like old veterans, and will make
the hotel more popular than ever. Messrs.
James White and Benz. S. Mcbride, are
both accommodating gentlemen, aud will
wear well wien the newDess OF the bust
ness wears of.
Josie BsLfi.ld, aged u years, died on
Monday from heart trouble. He was q
bright little fellow aud had many friends.
TIE Farmers Club discussed the SUBJ sCt
ii 'ts m Fences at their meeting yester
:. afternoon.
Gg fellow from Captina, with too much
sly ~ oAd, was lodged in the county
jail on Fri 'sy evening.
The Dramatic Company have rented a
room in the Dickey block and are busily
Ell gagged in rebearsing.
Some of the boys took their girls to tn
dramatic entertainment at Pleasant Hi |,
the other night, four miles away, and tn ~
walked all the way too.
John Wiley, of this pace entertained the
natives OF Cherry Hill district, Friday
evening with his stert opticon show.
Miss Jessie Close, who has been home
from Beaver Seminary for the spring vaca-
ton, returned to her studies on Thursday.
The tickets for the spribg election are all
made; and, as predicted in the REGISTER,
three weeks ago, the two 'Squires Davis
are the nominees Of their respective parties
for mayor. AS was also predicted, Jim
Green, the colored Republican can iidate
Tor marshal. was shelved, and he now says
that he is fully satisfied the colored man
'bhs no more chance in the Republican
u an a bird has before a charge of shot"
Jim will no longer sffi late With that party.
John Rice is the Democratic candidate for
marshal and a big fight is heing waged
against him, although he is in every way
qualified for The position.