Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-06
ST. CLAIRsVILLE.
News Notes and PerssAals Of Local
Interest.

News Notes and Perscaait OF tOca
Interest.
/ Special Correspondence Of ne Sunday Register.
ST. CLAIRsyILLE, O., January 5.-Mis
sall;e Huf, a pleasant young lady, o
Flushing, spent this week with friends al
this place.
Two cases were before His Honor Mayor
Linn, on New Years day.
John Harris, of New Athens. had hear.
ing before Mayor Linn on last Saturday,
for maliciOusly tearing down fences and
bars belonging to another. He was bound
over TO Common Pless Court.
The ST. Clairsville and Cadiz pike be-
tween this place and New Athens, is in a
terrible condition-in many places being
as bad as a mud road. This pike cost an
immense sum Of money, and it is a shame
to let it 90 down after the people we're
so heavily taxed to build it.
A concert will be given at the City Hall
on next Wednesday evening.
The Town Council will meet in regular
monthly session next Monday night.
II. H. Darrah, of this place, has gone to
Columbus to accept position.
The concert to be given at the Town
Hall on Wednesday evening promises to be
the best of the season. All should go and
hear the Gypsy Qnartette.
RObi. Stedmsn butchered hog on Tues
day that weighed 10 pounds.
Adam Hughes, the clever and popular
foreman Of the Chronicle office, spent New
Years with his son Charles, Of the REGIS
TER Office.
Harry Hoffer, an old st. Clairsville boy,
now Of Beaver Falls, Pa, spent the past
week visiting his old home.
The new U. p. Church az this place is
nearing completion, and the Presbyterian
Church is expected 10 be ready for use by
April 1st.
The concert to be gived by the Hungar-
ian Gypsy Qusrtette, at Court House Hall
Wednesday evening next, is under the local
management of Mr. J. B. McMechan, Mr..
E. G. Amos aud J. A. Henderson.
Beginning to-day, two weeks service
will be commenced at the NJ. E. Oh urch
The pastor, l. H. Hollingsheld will be in
charge.
John Troll went to Chicsgo Wednesday
on business.
John Doyle, Webster jackson, Willie
Stedmau, and Harry Merritt have re-
turned home from a weeks visit to Colum-
bus,
Hon. W. A. Hunt, editor of the Chronicle,
has been in New York for the past week,
bis daughter, Miss Bertha, is attending
Art school in that city
Will Norris has returned to his studies
at POugbksepsie, N. Y. Will is an active,
go forward young man, and is sure 10 make
his mark in this life.
James NJ. Rees, ESQ.,, is on an extended
trip TO the Wet
Common Pleas Court will commence on
February 5th., 1889.
The sale Of the old Belmont county Jail
will take place on next Tuesday.
Miss Daisy POr;erfield, of BenwoOd, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. CHARLES Riley, OF
Marietta street.
Miss Addie Steadman has returned
home from pleasant visit with Wheeling
friends
Mrs. Abner Stillwsll, who fell do sn
stairs on Wednesday evening, is improv-
ing.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey, Representative
from this county, went to Columbus
Thunday to be present at the opening Of
the Legislature. Daring his absence Mr..
r. O. Meyer will superintend the NJ. Z.
Sabbath School.
Samuel Stillwell, who died at Bridge
port on Wednesday, was former resident
Of this place, and had many friends here
who were sorry to hear Of his death. His
funeral will take place at this place
tomorrow Sunday at 10 o'clock.