Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-28
ST. CLAlRSVILLE.
A Summary of the Weeks News-PersOnal
Mention.

A Summary of the Weeks News-Personal
Mention.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.
ST.. CLAIRsvuLE, OHIO, February IL
Teachers Examination at GAINESVILLE, U ,
March Is.
The Kerr aud Giain farm on Wheeling
Creek, near Maynard, has been sold to
Kerr Gifin, of Wheeling, for $64 per acre
Mrs. W. Fl. Roscoe is visiting friends al
Columbus.
Judge Kelly will go to Woodsfeld next
Monday to hold court.
Sherman Il. Doyle, Of Franklin College,
was home over Sunday last.
Monday is the annual settlement day
Tor Richland township and st. Ciairsvllle
corporation. 49,.
Moses S. Hutchinson, who resides two
and a.halt miles north of this place, while
hauling logs on Tuesday last, was caught
and had one arm broken and otherwise In
jured. -,
The County Commissioners will meet
! in regular session next week.
Fairbanks scales will be erected at each
of the railroad coal bins in the near future,
subject to the ordinance Of theincorporated
village. -,
Quite a numberof persons are on the
sick list, among the number is Miss jessie
daughter OF our efficient postmaster, Mrs
J. B. Longley. ,.
James P. McMonies and Vim. White,
two OF our st. Clairsville musicians, have
re-engaged with S. II. Bsrretts circus tor
the coming season. This being their fourth
engagement with that party shows conclu'
sively that these young men are good mu
sicians. They will leave about April 10Th
to Join the company at Columbus.
| Rev. +. NJ. Kumler, Of Cumberland, U 4,
is assisting Rev. Robert Alexander, ID. d.,
of the Presbyterian Church.
Communion services at both the M. +.
and Presbyterian churches to morrow.
Rev. Eicher, of Centrevipe, will assist
Rev. Haskell, of the NJ. E Church.
The son of f. W. Simpson, who was
seriously burned when his father q house
was destroyed, is no better, and but few
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
Twenty-eight probationists were hap
tised at the NJ. Z Church last Sunday, by
Rev. Haskell. Daring the revival, which
closed this week, about seventy persons
united with the church.
The Town Council will meet Monday
evening.
Toe Alhaubra rink, which was torn
down few weeks ago has been transfer
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and four dwelling houses are being erected
theretrom.
Mrs. o. J. SRaney has purchased the
Cowen property from W, R. johnson and
will take possession April let. Mr.. John
son will move to Philadelphia.
Ferry White, Republican candidate tor
County Recorder, was in Btllaire Thurs
day looking up his chances.
DR.. Henry Weet, aged 70 years, has
been seriously i'll for the past week, but
We are glad to say, is better at this writ
ing
Common Pleas Court adjourned today,
Harry f. Alexander came over from
Washington on Friday and returned Mon
day.
The special services which commenced
in the Presbyterian Church last week con-
tinue with large attendance and deep in
t.reh.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allison, mother of Mrs.
Isaac Davis, of this place, died Thursday
evening, after long illness. She WAS
born at Red Stone, rear Brownsville, Pa,
in 1900 She has been resident of thi'
county for over fifty years, She was a
faithful mother, q true Christian, being a
cousistaut member of the NJ. +. Church
for over thirty-eight years. She was buried
TO day in the ii. b. CemsteEy.
Editor Hunt and wife will leave for New
Orleans next Tuesday, where they 60 for
the benefit of Mrs Hunts health.
DR.. J. C. Parks, OF Louisville, is &C.
riously ill.
The BeIIaire Tribune says S.. Clairsville
will soon be visited by the Salvation Army.
James g, CocnTaa yill open his cigar
store next week.
Geo. W. Truxell, of Martins Ferry, was
in town on Friday.
Farmer C. a. Kirk WAS in town one day
this week aud his many friends were glad
to gee him again.
R. Y. Duff, grocer, CT this piece, ives
married last week near Harrisville.
A wedding of some magnitude is on the
taps in this place for next Thursday,
The Bellaire and st. Clairsvills Railway
Company is doing a good business under
the msnasemont cf Troll Bros. Every.
thing possible is being done for the sccoL
mediation of the travelling public. Com
fort speed and safety" is their motto