Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-15

road Matters Personalities.
The old township trustees will meet
for the last time to-day, and surn oyer
the township aiIairsto the new board
Misses Rose Rosenstein, Netue Essen,
man. Belle Emsheimcr and Rachael
Kraus, all OF Wheeling, were WISHING
here yesterday. ,
Ex:Councilman Crandall, OF steuben-
vile, was in the city yesterday. -,
Everyone who patronizes the TURKISH
bath always goes back again.
Produces Is becoming more plentiful
We make the following Wholesale quo
tations: Butter, 2Sc; eggs, lOc; chick
ems, 81 50(93 90 per dozen.
MIR. Sellars, our photographers was
called to BenwOOd yesterday to take u
photograph of the dead child OF August
Buryinkle. The child was buried at Z
T.. NJ. yesterday.
lake burst received another immense
cargo.of big oysters yesterday.
Mr.. ]. w. Swaney, appointment Dem
ocrat of Burr's Mills, was shaking hands
with numerous friends here yesterday
Notwithstanding the seas OF dust that
nj times cloudcd our streets yesterday;
n number Of the fair sex promenaded
our streets, taking in the sunshine and
airing spring hats aud gorgeous cos
tunes.
The Schick Bros. have leased their
coal works to Richard liazlup, August
Schick, Lewis Pclky, Israel Pelky, aud
others, aud the works are now running
out coal, and at the same the manage
ment is making extensive repairs 'oh
the works. As Mr.. HaElup was, for
several years, manager oi the Heather
iupton mines, aud several OF their IN
corporators are practical coal men,
we SUSPECT the works will be very sue
ccsslulIy conducted. We wish the new
firm the full realization oi all itseNpccts.
MIR. Martin Schick will soon COM
mcncc the erection OF number OF tcnG-
mcnt houses Tor the use oi miners who
work in the new work on his farm.
A young mems Democratic club will
he organized IN Iilch's Hall Saturday
evening at s o'clock, 1t is to be hoped
that every young Democrat, as well rs
the veterans in the cause, Will be pres
cnt in great numbers.
There will hc services in the Prcsby-
terrain church each evening this week.
Communion service will be held III the
same church Immediately following the
morning sermons Sunday.
Garden making, lawn ornamcntlng
house cleaning, paper hanging, and the
Thousand ills" that allilct spring, have
broken out in earnest, and threaten 10
be more contagious than the measles.
Miss lizzic Carroll has been appointed
by the school Board To I'LL out the uncX-
pircd term of Miss lams. resigned. Miss
Annie Earis takes Miss CAROLS place.
Rev. Wilson, Of Warnnck Station,
was in the city yesterday visiting old
friends.
The directors and officials Of the u. "
:. W. road were IN the city yesterday
and the day before, but their business
WAS so quietly done that II was impos.
shlc 10 lind out just what was done;
but a lead was struck that indicated
there was something IN the wind, aud
the breeze was followed up until II was
certainly known that important changes
will he made in the management al the
road aud which will 90 into effect to-
day. $. G.. Cochran, OF Columbus, Tor
twenty live years II conductor and master
OF transportation on the u. X q. road,
has received and accepted the position
| Of superintendent OF the road. vice beo.
Henry NJ. Cogloy. OF Cameron, your
| State, has received and accepted the APP
pointmcnt ~ road master. The road
| heretofore, We believe, never employed
Il regularly designated road master The
latter gentlemen is also IN "Old slagcr
| i'm railroad matters, having served IN the
| Road Department oi the u. X q. road
| for twenty.ninc years, during which
time, in building the kingwood tunnel,
the RoNlrshurg trcsilrS, the dangerous
| Cheat river grades aud assisting IN over
coming the thousand difficulties that
were met IN laying road over the Al.
leghany and Cheat mountains, he had
| ample opportunities 90 iamiliarlZe him
self with all the details so useful to q
practical railroad man. We congratulate
| our heroic narrow gauge on securing the
| services OF such tried railroad men, and
We are sure they will bring "a prestige
| aud practical ability To the road that will
soon place it on high scale Of proSpcri-
! ~ aud security.
4 Young child ol Michael Thigc, OF
Bcnwood, was buried IN the Catholic
cemetery here Yesterday afternoon.
John XilCh II receiving the sparkling
! Sandusky Beer, Of kucbclcr's brand. .
Sandusky Beer, fresh aud sparkling,
on zap at Schindrwoli's, Union street
Some sneak thief entered the furnish
ing room Of Sellers gallery. yesterday
afternoon, and purluinrd a. from the
| money drawer. There was quite sum
Of money IN the drawer, but the thief
in his eager desire to escape detection,
did not succeed in getting NOR than the
amount named.
Work on the frame warehouse aud
office building OF the Union glass works
was begun yesterday. Frank Hind
man has the contract Tor the
woodwork Laying Of the ioun.
datiun OF the factory was also begun.
Murry Il Sons are the contractors. The
clay house and mill Of this extensive
establishment have been completed,
and grinding OF clay for the pots started.
The managers are determined 10 push
the completion OF the work, and IL is
btlltNNi lilAA hltlilll Nllpll oIaNN VI
time the works will be in full blast
Mr. Wythe, General Superintendent
Of Freight on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, was in the city, Yesterday.
". Ii. Gillespie, Secretary Of the Ohio
Insurance Company, o! Dayton, aud
Thomas NJ. Lynn, special agent of the
Dayton Insurance Company, are among
US.
The Turner's Of this city gave a very
ENJOYABLE entertainment at their hall.
ON Belmont street, last night 4 pleas
ant time was had by all who were iay-
orcd with cards Of admission. At mid.
night fine supper VAS partaken o.
The society numbers many Of our best
citizens.
BEALLSVILLE