Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
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The Weeks Doings In st. Clairsville so-
cisty-News Notes-PersOnal.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, OHIO, February 10
Claude Alexander WAS an applicant for
the cadetship Tor the West Point. and al,
though not successful, passed a good ex-
animation.
Walter s. Cowen left last Monday for
Cincinnati.
George Pennington, after a weeks Wis
it with friends here, has returned TO Steu'
benVille.
William Marshall, who has been visiting
relatives here for a few weeks, has returned
to his home at College Spring, Kansas.
DR.. Wm Estep, Of Lloydsville, who has
been seriously i'll, is recovering
Joseph A. Henderson, our Deputy Audi,
tor, was at Cambridge, on Tuesday, as an
examiner in the cadetship appointment
There were thirty.Gge applicants Tor the
position.
Joseph Il. Close, Of this place, has been
in Washington City for a few days.
There are three candidates for Recorder
in Flushing toSnship.
Mrs. George Mcconnell, Of Bridgeport,
accompanied by Miss Jessie Baggs, has
been visiting friends here for a few days.
James c.. Cochran, late OF Wheeling will
shortly open a cigar store at this place.
Andrew Manek, an Italian miner at
Maynard, Injured last week by a fall OF
slate, died on Monday morning and vas
buried Tuesday in the ST. Clairsville Union
cemetery.
A. P. White, route agent OF the b u 0.
express, was in town on Monday, and es-
tabli shed an Office here with C. w. Troll
as agent.
Teachers examination at this pluce yes.
terdsy.
Isaac Craft is suffering from a carbun-
Gle on the back Of his neck.
st. Clsirville's death record is very light
this winter, notwithstanding the severity Of
the weather. This fact tesiifes to the
heaithfulness Of this section.
The literary exercises al the public
schools every Friday afternoon are very
interesting.
Frank Cowen, cashier OF the Flushing
band, WAS IN town on fTloay.
The Bellaire & St. Clairsyille railroad
company, under the management Of Mr.
C. W. Troll, is fast becoming the popular
route. Everything is being done for the
accommodation of its patrons that possible
can can be. As coon . ss the weather
will permit work will be con menced toward
changing the track to q standard gauge,
and il is expected hat standard gauge
trains will reach 81. Cisirs7ille over this
road By the let of July next.
The firm Of Murdsugh 4 Frazier. mill.
ers. Of this place, has been dissolved, Mr..
Frazier retiring.
The revival at the NJ. E. church ia still
in progress and much good work is being
done.
John Sideoottom has been appointed su-
p%erintendent Of tie Belmont County In
Urinary. after a bitter fight.
There will be four members Of Council
to be elected at the coming sprlug election.
The Belmont County Farmers Club die
cussed Economy in winter feeding If
stock" at their meeting at This place, yea
afternoon.
Ben. Mcbride has sgsin engaged in the
blscksmithing business and a al be
found at mis- old stand, at The East End.
Thomas C. Thorb1rn, an old st. Clsirs
vile boy;.now Of Peabody, Kansas, has
been in town for a few days.
John Pennington, who VS. stricken With
heart diseate, just at the conclusion Of the
morning. servicein the Presbyterian church
last Sunday, is able to be out again.
During tie revival at the " E Church,
which is yet in progress. over fifty persons
have united with the church on probation
C. NJ. King. Of Pittsbarg, is home on &C
count Of the serious illness CT his mother,
Mrs. Alexander King, Of East Richlsnd.
1t ia stated that when the sheriff and
arrived at the penitsntiary with
Conoway and Dausel, that Conoway com.
broke down, and was 30 overcome