Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-07
ST. oLAIRsvILLE.
News IN soeiety-General Local and Per-
sonAl Notes.


sonal Notes.
SpecicIto tie Sunday Register.
ST.. CLlIRsvILLE, March 6.-Fhree dwell
ling houses have been erected out OF the
remains of the ALEXANDRA rink.
At the recent revival at the Presbyterian
church thirty six persons united with the
church on profession OF their faith.
DIR. Henry West, whose illness we men
toned last week, is able to be out again.
Probate Judge CASTOR spent last Sunday
with Bsllaire friends.
Mrs. Frank M. Cowen, OF Flushing
spent this week with st. Clairsville friends.
Mr.. Hamilton Eaton, OF Gainesville, was
in town Tuesday.
James Walker, aged II years, bsche'
lor, who has resided alone at UniontoWn
for over thirty years, died Wednesday at
the residence of his sister in that place,
where he had been moved few days be
fore. He was supposed to be very wealthy
Johnnie Hall is mentioned as q Demo
cratic candidate for Councilman, from the
East End
John C. Kiutner is at Independence,
Iowa, on business.
Charlie Fox, weighmsster at the May
uard coal mines, will leave next week for
Pennsylvania, where he will make his fu'
ture home.
A Young man from Maynard was before
His Honor, Justice Alexander, on Tours
day, charged with assault and battery.
BE plead guilty, paid his fine and was re
leased.
The Democratic Township Convention
has been called BY Central Committeeman
I. NJ. Riley, to meet at St. Clairsville
Saturday, March 81. The Corporation
Convention will be held on the evening o.
the same day.
Charlie Dunlap, Of Bsllaire, is home fol
few days.
Candidates for town marshal are coming
to the front. Robert Burlington, the pres
ent marshal, Alexander Williams and W
0. Umstead have been mentioned as can
didates.
R. j. Riley, of the Gazette, was at Wheel
ing, Friday, on business.
Mr.. R. C. Meyer, our present township
clerk, will be a candidate for reelection a.
the coming spring election. bob" hst
made good clerk and will no doubt bt
re elected by handsome majority.
Emerson Wiley has had charge Of thu
grammar school for few days past.
John Leisure, living near Unity Church,
Wheeling township aged about 70 years
fell from his chair dead, about one O'Clock
last Saturday. He had been in his usua
health and had worked all forenoon.
R. Meyer is in charge Of the Chroui
Gle during the Absence Of Mr.. Hunt.
Wilson Mitchell, Esq and Miss Ella B
Hewetson, were married Wednesday morn
ing, at the residence of the brides aunt
on Marietta street, and left on the II
o'clock train for New Orleans. They havr
the best wishes OF host of friends.
Meat thieves are around. Give them q
warm reception.
John Heskett, a prominent d !mocratiC
politician of Burrs Mills, Was in town Oh
Thursday.
Squire Alexander has been on the sicl
list For some time but is better at thI
writing.
The wedding nuptisls Of Mr.. Wal. II
Evans and Miss Hester Bewley were cele
brated on Thursday evening last ct
o'clock, at the residence of the brides par
ents in this place, Rev. W. II. Haskell
officiated. The bride is daughter OF tn
late Jesse Bewley, and is lady OF fin
musical talent. Tue groom is we'll know
business man, having been in the marol
and granite business here for several year:
aud his artistic work is known Throughout
Eastern Ohio. The wedding was prlVst
affair, nevertheless a host of friends eS
tend congratulations to the happy pair
and wish for them bright and prosperou
future.