Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-02
ST. GAINESVILLE.
A Boy Of Thirteen Charged With Bur
gIay-Chat About Those at
Home and Abroad.
Speeial 70 the Re0ister.

PreSOA terrain Cnurch last SaoOatn tn5te
were fourteen accesso 10 the church.
Rev. Weaver, Of Morristown, assisted the
pastor IN the services
Conrad Troll, Esq has retired from bus
iness, and the firm will hereafter be known
as Conrad Trolls Sons.
Leonidas Barton, of Indianola county,
Nebraska, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity for some time
past, returned home on Tuesday.
W. NJ. Mutchmore, of Columbus, spent
the fore part OF The week VITA relatives in
this place.
Mrs. w. ]. Kelly, of Bsllaire, was the
guest, over last Sabbath, Of Mrs. Laura
Barrett, OF this place.
Miss Tia Troll who is attending school at
Shady sile, Pittsburgh, lie home for short
| time.
Miss Little Darrah started on Thursday
on a short visit to SteubeDyille friends.
Halle Hewelson is home for the summer
| vaca; ion from the Columbus Medical Col
| lege.
Dick Darlah hiss graduated from D1frs
Mercantile College, Pittsburgh. and Is
home.
Emerson Wiley celebrated his birthday
on Friday. He only has this opportunity
every fourth year.
John Grassland, the druggist, was seeing
| Martins Ferry one day this week.
The Northern Railroad Company has just
| fixed up nice uptown office near the
| Court House.
John Henderson, of Wooster, formerly
OF this vicinity, was here on Tuesday aud
will probably locate here.
The next stock SAL of the Breeders As
ISOLATION will occur at Barnesville next
| Thursday, when a number of fine animals
will be offered for sac.
| Haunted House
is reported out the pike west Of Morris.
! ..;wp, on the farm of JEFF Murphy, Tle
| ghost in the case is SAID to be- young W.
man. who marches around Carrying her
| bead in her hands.
Miss Amelia NJ. Adams, a sister Of Mrs.
| Elizabeth Adams, of this place, died in Bal
tuore, and was bought here for increment,
the funeral taxing place last Sabbath. Jas.
| z. Adams, of Wheeling, and George NJ
Adams, OF Staunton, Va, were al the fun
| era!.
l. st Monday seemed to be "day off, for
the logs, but We have not learned what
they were 10 celebrate. Ooe OF them was
taxed 1885 by Squire Davis for merely
/, ssing beer keg through the door of Nc
TaIlands Gray Eagle saloon, the door be-
ing closed at the time A prominent Bel.
II re attorney, a tall man, made an eIhibi.
tion OF himself by walking up Main street
in his bare head, eating pie, but then he
may have been one OF the flood sufferers.
We hear that Bob Steadman has with.
drawn from the race for the N arshalship.
This narrows the contest down to some.
thing less than twenty.
The st. Clairsville Relief Committee met
on Thursday to take action as to what was
to be done with the money, some $500, still
in the hands OF the treasurer. Fifty dollars
was voted to the widow of Daniel Aller,
the young man who was killed at War
nCck's on last Wednesday, full account OF
which was teegrdphed she REGISTER, and
committee of two, Andrew Mcfarland and
| Samuel MCGeorge, was appointed u 20
along the flooded district and report where
the money could be rut to do the most
| good.
Mrs. Henry Meyer of this place, is visit
| ing friends in Wheeling.
Hugh Harris, of Gallon, Crawford county,
waS among friends here the past week.
The probate court will
Open for Criminal Business
| tc morrow.
The county commissioners meet here to-
| morrow III regular session.
| yesterday Maj tin Cuwen retired from the
| grocery business, and to morrow Mr. w. B.
| III more, who has purchased the store will
take possession. Martin has not ex4ctly
| GCciGed just Whrre he will locate, bat he
| viii have the best wishes of a host of
! friends here for success wherever he may
| 90.
We see it stated that 81, 800 is what the
| Northern Company paid Mrs. Sarah Nc.
| Ccnnell, of UricEsvile, in compromise
| OF er case for damages against the COM
pSny.
LENS of a personal nature addressed to
| the REGISTER correspondent and dropped
into the pcstottice, will be attended to.
An interesting meeting OF the Belmont
| County Farmers Club was held yesterday
afternoon in Welday's Hall.
Mrs. G. W. Hoge, of Bellaire, was the
guest Of friends here Friday.
Will Taylor Of Wheeling was shaking
hands with his many ST. Clairsville friends
| and cd time school mates on Friday.
Can. Wadde!l, youth OF 49, from Bal
mont, Vas incarcerated in the Hotel Sed-
wick on Friday, charged with burglary. IT
seems that he and another small boy were
hunting iron 20 sell around vacant build
ing, and in their eager pursuit of wealth,
broke open the cellar. The other boy gave
bond in the SUN Of 500. 1t is possible the
boys meant DO real crime, aud justice
will probably be easily satisfied in the
case.
Will Clsrk has not rented the Hanover
Hotel al Martins Ferry, but has taken the
Park Hotel at Cambridge. of which he
takes possession Monday, having already
Let Hero with His Family.
The third OF Prof Elliott's present sea.
son lectures will be in Welday's Hall on
Monday evening. March 10Th, nv Major
Dane. Topic, "Up the Rhine and Over the
Alps With Knapsack."
The'coIored folks festival on Thursday
evening Melted some lucye in their Odd
Fellows Lodge. They passed away the
time in dancing until the cocks Gro wing
warned them it was time to go home aud
get breakfast.
TeIford Patton, who went west about a
month ago, came in Wednesday on the
ne on train.
w. A Hunt, editor of the Chronicle. has
been appointed member OF the Judging
Committee for the elocutionary contest at
Franklin College.
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell and his
wife entertained their friends in an even
il party on Friday.
The friends of Emerson Wiley gathered
N at his residence on Friday evening his
birthday, TO give him send off On the new
yCsr OF mis- life.
We are in the midst OF another cold snap,
'rG as a consequence the young folks en-
TO- ed one Of tLeir quiet, social dances on
Friday evening ST ne 81 Clair Hotel al.
| most all of them being present, and as
| usual a very pleasant evening was spent
to ne music of the fiddle and horn.
Daniel Allen, the young man who was
XII ed at WsrnOck's on Wednesday, was
burned on Friday. His young wife, father
Al d mother, have the heartfelt sympathy
II every one in their sudden bereavement
A subscription paper, for the widows
benefit, was circulated and quite sum Of
nnrey raised
The case of Mr.. Barker, OF Mesd town.
ship, sgsiDst Patrick Henrietta. for dam
ages, was tried in common pleas on Thurs.
| day. The plaintiff had been gatberninP
black berries, and it is alleged tina, she
wss kicked by defendant while on his
farm.
The Jury Went out on Thursday
evening, and were discharged at $3.50 Ply.
on Friday ss they were unable to agree,
We le,rn that they stood eight for defend
ant and four for The plaintiff.
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