Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-06
WAITED DOWN FROM WeLLsBuRG.
A New Glass Furnace In nOpcrntfoa-An
Agricultural S0ciety's New Officers.
Sp,einl 10 The Resister.

Special 10 the REGISTER.
WELisRUrG, February 5.-The first melt
and blow made ot the new furnace OF the
Pan. Handle window glass works on Satur'
day last was a complete success. Compe.
tent Judges fay that the new melting fur.
nsce, also tie blow furnace, for design and
workma, ship cannot be surpassed any.
where. Tic brick work Of the furnaces
WAS done by W. T. Nichols & Go. The
iron work was done by VIM. Nelson. The
blow furnace has been christened Jim
Mutt" the title is engraved on O white
slab. the letters being colorei black. The
slab is embedded in the brick work.
At meeting OF the Brooke County
Agricultural Society
The RoIleN iaR OHscsss were Eleeted
for the ensuing year: President, I. IL.
Buchanan; Vice President James w.
Cooper; Secretary, George w. McCleary;
Treasurer, David Brown. September 81.
iih and 5ih, 1884, is designated as the time
OF holding the next fair.
Mrs Belle Douglass, widow Of the late
w. A. Douglass. and Caugh ter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william Brady, died on Saturday At
DeT IeblUeUCe, III tulb CDuuNJI VI uipturi is'
Mrs. Ellen Nicho 10, wife OF Robert
Nichols, Or , died on Saturday night, after
. lingering illness, in hes eighty-stIth
year.
James EIley and family will shortly
remove to Akron, o., 70 make that place
their future home.
One VI. L. Grim, late OF Lszearvi,ls, is
wanted TO answer the chasge OF beating
and abusing bis mOther.in-law, Mrs. Nc
Clurg. N. L. Is rusticatipg in Ohio wait
ing for the wrath OF the McClurg house
hold to become modified, IL Il will.
The Herald in few days will have gas
power fer It's Job press.
James +. Murphy, OF the Local, hAs taken
Mr.. Hagh Scott into partnership with him
in the publication OF mat paper.
A while ago IL was snow, snow, snow
now we are bsving rain, rain, mud, mud
puddles, rnuddier, and In the language Of
nine ssnths Of those you meet on the street,
the anrpedsst, sloppissS muddiest time !
ever saw: rough, aiB't itT' A poet hiss
.sid that MAN was made 10 mourn. bat
in rough weather II seems that be vss not
only Dsde 10 mourn bat groWl Ike bear
Win q sore bead.
Absolutely
Nssstsg IL Dsssg 81 Rshsses-
All is as quiet a. . country grave yard, sx-
csp: an oecasionsl reference to the coSposs.
,iob election in April. There 10 some talk
of there Leipga Democratic ticket put 10
oaination for Couucilmsn and The sevsssl
other Offices. We have heard no nsmss
mentioned in connection With sny of tbs
gfssss save that OF John HALEY for Ser.
z.apt. Who seems TO be the peoples cholcs,
,.s. from the amount OF talk vs hear, has
the iu,ids track Assiast oil oonpstiton.
THEY wllL usE NO MORE GASOLINE.
AiIss nee Merchants Rsigbseoe1 ~ -
K<eess Dsssssssss ExpisssSs.
CLLyxLAsD, Perjury 5.-A dispsteh
from Alliancs says that since thu explo
sion Of Friday ssnsral fselisg has azissa
seainst the use Of sasolins. Msrchsn0
| thoroughly frightened and warned, had
rolled their barrels out into the strsstl
and refused 10 handle the internal stu6
Guolins stoves have received ssvsss 90
demnst;ou here and men who vidtsd u
| scene Of the catastrophe hsvs almost unAo
| imousIy sworn 70 disconunus ths No d
| them. One man who had been using "
| Dor stove said that be bad usually ksp
more essolins In his houss for tAs Pc
| yesr than haA been the sause Of thi6 q
njosiop. 6aid he: "0aDolias must 10.
would rather have nitroEjyesrias o. dan
oovdef. You know Vbses - fnA thss
terrible s1plosivss, bat ensolilA WiD sprss
out and 6nd ths 6re."
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