Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-15
ST. GAINESVILLE.
&poesaI a DE Sunday Register.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., February IA
Work on the roller rink was delayed BY the
intense cold weather, bat is now progressing
rspicly.
Mrs. Allen C. Miller and children, o.
Cbicego, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Judge Kenns, on Marietta street.
George Martin has purchased the black
smith shop of A. S. johnson, in the west
I'D.
Mis- Willella EeG is home from a pleas
ant visit to GAINESVILLE friends. s.
Valentines were not 80 plentiful this sea-
son; comic ones did not go ct all.
Robert Anderson has been appointed sex
on o. the Union cemetery.
Charles q. Bailey. of New Lexington,
Ohio, and q nephew OF Charles b. Bailey, Of
this place, returned home yesterday after q
,o:ourn among old friends here and else
here in the county.
A number of our citizens will leave the
Pan Handle depot, Wheeling, by special
car, on Tuesday, on q visit to the New Or.
lesns Exposition.
Mrs. N. Finney and daughters, Misses
Ella and Lizzie, will emo to Blooming
ION, Ills, about the first of March.
J. 7. Barker aud family will remove to
Morgan county as coon as the weather Is
reasonable.
Some of the grand jury witnesses got
drunk, they we're Martins Ferry bloods,
and undertook TO run the town One was
indicted for intoxication and two Others
taken in by the tow police; one Of them
after making an exhibition of himself BY
running out Of town. The towns ex
cheuuer was replenished S. in each case.
Mercury was down to eighteen degrees
below zero Wednesday morning.
We have been requested TO deny the
story which has been generally published in
relation to cattle fever in Colerain township
this county. There is, nor has there been.
any fever or any other disease among tie
cat le over there. The story originated
from the fact that w. A. Sharon lost one
amin al, which had been worked all day and
,xrcsed to q cold rain at night. The Mar
riI's Ferry correspondent Of the REGISTER
US miSinformed evidently in regard to this
ma ter.
The boys at the High school are making
an attempt TO get up O course Of lectures,
for the benefit Of the library Of the school.
Thomas p. Martin, ex-deputy county
treasurer. now Of Ravenswood, W. Va, was
in town the past week seeing friends.
Joseph II. Denhsm, Esq, a practical
dairy man, is a candidate for manager o.
the new creamery, which is to be erected.
Jacob Keister was On the police force as
a special during a part of the week.
Skating at the Rural rink has been all
the 60 since the weather has moderated.
The ice is fine.
There was considerable hard feeling
manifested about town Friday in regard to
court house matters, and one or two promin'
-rt citizens were pretty generally cussed.
Ex-Probate Judge Cochran will open q
Jaw oficei in town. The new official, j. h,
Castor, is o in charge at the Probate
Office.
The grand Jury report, further than has
already been printed in the REGISTER, has
not been made public. The warrants TO-
arrest Of indicted parties were made ou'
yesterday.
Miss Mary Singer came home Thursday
rvtuing.
Miss Jessie Nichols went to Bsllaire
Friday to spend q few weeks with rela'
Uee.
The St. Csirsville ta1d met on Thursday
evening and r~eorganized. Grant Shepherd
wss elected leader and manager; W,liam
Seidwiis, treasurer; Thos. DeEenbsugh sec
re sry, and the leader. secretary and Antho
ny Sin. er as an executive committee. The
bend b, s ten members, and has engaged to
play two nights a week at the rink, when il
opens.
NJ. Webster jackson and wife, Of Spring,
field, Ohio, came in on Friday, On visit to
st. Gainesville friends.