Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
81. cLAIRsylLLE.
Ss1x 70 ne aaday Register.

ST.. CLAIRsvlLLE, O., April 4.-The rink
had full week Of special attractions and
continues 10 be We'll patronized. Mr..
BomaD, one Of the gentlemanlY proprietors,
has Just removed his family to this place
from Martins Ferry and become one OF rs.
Mrs. Aetcalf removed to this place from
East Liverpool during tbs past week. She
is the mother Of Mrs j. A. Henderson.
Hon. VIM. H. Parsons will lecture in the
Presbyterian Chnrch on the evening Of the
18th for the benefit of the school library
on the subject, "The Mediterranean; Its
Men and Its Memories"
Miss Mollic Todd, OF Bellairc, is the guest
Of Miss Katie Keys.
We noticed North West, the Bridgeport
druggist, in town on Saturday.
Viii AcMeelea will not remove TO Bridge
port as reported, But has ARRANGED 70 con.
Snue bur:aess here
To day is the tenth anniversary Of Rev.
Dy. Balphis pastorats Of the y. P. Church,
and he wiz deliver q sermon appropriate TO
the occasios.
Mis- Ella J. Henderson, the attractive
daughter Of John Henderson, ESQ, OF the
West End, way- married Tuesday evening to
Rev. ". ". Wiite, a U. P. clergyman OF
|. Wooster, Ohio. A number OF guests from
home and abroad were present and the
Sappy c,uple ysrsived many presents.
They left cu Wednesday for Wooster.
Harry Alexander, OF Washington Jefier-
son College, is home.
Eev. Haslsell, OF the NJ. +. church, and
family, spent the past week vis:ing in Pitts
burg,
Hen. l.. Da1sord wa, to Mt Vernon the
fore part of the week on legal busness.
The annual sTing election for local oiii-
cials occurs tomorrow, and is exciting
about TIE usual i,terest.
Miss Ella Murray Is ou'a week visit to
friends il Bellaire.
George W. Doylc seems t, be the popu.
lar candidate for cpnstable--he is always
"Reddy."
School c,mmences again tomorroW: after
y vacation 81 one week
VIM. Lee, 81, of B2vnesville. formerly Of
tvs place, WAS in town the pass week.
Almost o,eh half ca our population has
made change ofresitence during the past
we>k, and fol!,s are buoy getting cquain,ed
wi;S' their new peighbGss.
Norris 4 Besn, OF thi, place, ere drilling
we'll on rl'e lot recsn;ly purchased by
Samiel Cellar, jr.
Work on It's new rim which is TO be
$50, 70 feet. progresses night aloag when
the w.s,her is H.;
Or. y. II. Carson and Amily, who hs9
many warm trends here, have left for
new home in DoGyeville, Wis, whose the
doctor will practi oe his profession, de,tistry.
DR.. Fxbay. OF Harrison county, his SUI
cessor, has opersd an Office in the West
block
A number Of Be hont coua,y's repGesen.'
tative farmers met slere yesterday afternoon
and disc,ssAd the wheat question, ~ TO
what is tie best treatment for fields sup
posed 10 he winter killed, &c. There IVES c
good atteEssnce.
W. A. Humphrey, formerly Of this place,
vile. was here the pa,i week looking up his
business as general agent OF A. II. Andrews
& Co, school furniture dealers at Chicago
An Interesting Easter service viii be held
in the NJ +. Church TO day. in charge OF the
NJ. + Sabbnsh school The services will
consist of I,usic, essays recitstions, &c.
The church will be beautifully decorated
with flowers.
Conrad TroRSsons o, Tuesday placed in
their store a Exe new saSs.
Charles Troll, Esq, Of the firm Of +.
Troll & Sons, :s in New York purchasing
spring goods for his firm.
r. Troll, of c. Trolls Sons, is in the East
purchasing dry goods, &C., for the Spring
trade.
James +. Patton, of Jepson a Patton,
starts for the East tomorrow.
The room for Cross'snd Il Co & new drug
store in the Kelsr block, n being fitted up
TOR their opening.
Miss Effie Thompson is home from a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Frank Bsinbridge, at
Toledo.
c. C. Williams, the St. Clair Hotel barber.
has secured the rooms Just West Of the
Treasurers Office, where he will remove his
onsorial parlors, before the St. Clair is,de.
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