Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-17
sTEUBENVILLE.

sTEUBENVILLE.
A Republican Boomerang-General Local
News-PersonaI.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, o., October 16.-The
attempt of the Cadiz Republican, Tuscar-
awas Chronicle, and other Republican pa
pers to belittle Hon. ]. II. S. Trainer, in
stead Of doing him an injury, will only
result in good, and make him votes. No
man in the third subdivision of the Eighth
Judicial district has a more honorable
record as a lawyer, citizen and gentleman
than Mr.. Trainer. Here in the city OF
Steubenville, where he has lived the great
er part of his life and built up a large law
practice by his honorable dealings, he Is
hOnOred universally and respected by all.
Notwithstanding its almost overwhelming
Republican majority, Mr.. Trainer, five
years ago, carried the city of Steubenville,
and he will carry it again this fall. And
more, he will carry the district and be
elected. He was only defeated before by
q misrepresentation on the part of his Dem
ocratic friends in this county, who thought
there was no hope for his election and
failed to. vote. This time they will all go to
the polls and cast a ballot for the sterling
Democrat and honorable gentleman, and
after next November he will be one of the
Common Pleas Judges for this district.
Ivanhoe Division, No. :, L. X. X. of p,
will 90 to New Cumberland On next Friday
evening, October %, for the purpose OF
visiting Hancock Lodge and assist in con-
ferring the ranks of Esquire and knight on
several candidates. They will be i'll full
uniform and will be accompanied by q
number of the members of Steuben
Lodge No. /. They will go up on the 5:i2
c. 4 p, train and return home on the
steamer Return.
Mayor Patterson, John COckard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Busby, of Wheeling, were among the
persons from abroad who attended the
funeral of Capt. Nate Wintringer, which
took place last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Rev. +. A. Brown is home from 4
three weeks tour through the East.
A number OF persons from this city will
attend the marriage OfFrank =. Blackburn
and Miss Ella V. Bapter at New Cumber-
land on Tuesday, October Goth.
Misses Belle and Katie Schramm, OF
Bellaire, who were visiting Miss Stella
McCOwery, on Reservoir Hill, returned
home Wednesday.
Billy Kinds is a general agent for the
Modeska Combination.
+. +. Erskenly, ESD, addressed a Re-
publican meeting at Toronto, this county,
ON Friday.
VIM. II. Mooney, of the firm of Sher-
rard, Moonly & Co., bankers, and wife are
in New York City.
w. p. Hays, Esq, was at Columbus
duIing the past week in attendance OF
a session of the Supreme Court.
Mrs. T. p. Spencer is visiting her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Putnam, at. North Alanes, Mass.
J. w. Garner, under the management of
L. c. Shepard, will be at the Opera House
six nights and 4 Saturday matinee next
week.
Rev. JoSph Buchanan left Saturday ior
Il California trip.
Miss Jessie Michel, of Kingsville, Ohio,
is the guest of Mrs. John Murphy, on
south street.
Mrs. William Smyth, of Harlem Springs,
Carroll county, was in on a visit to rela-
tives and friends, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Wood is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Col. Harry Steward was in Cincinnati
this week.
Baron Lagerlelt has returned from his
trip to Sweden.
j. J. Gill and w. NJ. Beall returned
yesterday, from their Canada fishing eX-
CurSiOn.
The Grand Jury have been in session
since last Tuesday and will not close their
labors until the middle of the coming
week. Some of the boys are on the anX-
iOus seat.
The fire Tuesday morning on Highland
avenue again tOrcibly demonstrated that
Steubenville can't get along without a fire
alarm. OF what advantage is an efficient
paid fire department when citizens have to
run several squares to an engine house
before an alarm can be given.
Mrs. J.. Ed. AckenSOn, Of Allegheny
City, is visiting h0r parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. McFcely, on upper Adams street.
Sheriff Burns is getting ready to issue
his election prOClamatiOnS.