Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-28

l;chts and all il calm again save the mino
which whistles throug h the crack ;.
A number of our young men are squat
ing the question Of giving dramatic PEI
formance of some kind to raise money &c
assist in improving the school library. Oui
town is full Of good dramatic ana minstrel
talent, aud can give good show wei
worth sny ones while to see. Inc oio
GBabes in the Woods" organization and the
money they made and the use to which IL
was put shows very clearly what may De
done by a united effort on the part OF q
few. The school library is a good inshtu-
ton and should be boosted IN every poSsi,
bic wsy. Let the good work 60 on ana
Let us have some amusement, snd az TINS
same time raise money for q good cause.
The latest fashionable craze Is Tor the
possession of pair of bedsteads 30 ola
their age, no matter where placed. cannon
well be disputed. The most popular Slna
are the very old,fashioned, bigh'posteI,
curtained affairs, and they are readily
bought at high figure and no questions
asked concerning the bugs they may con,
tain. -,
In a few weeks the Mountain View LAT
ersr7 Society will hold its annual exniDi'
ton at the school house on the bill. IDe
society this winter has been quite sue
cess and their meetings well ATTENDED.
Members say they can zee in themselves
and their fellows continued improvement
F,ou ito teachinss, Literary societies are
good things, and it is a pity we cannot
have good one here.
Yesterday Daniel Urrnemaker, brake.
man employed on the Mingo G. Il +. yard
engine, missed his intended footing In
climbing into box car and had the toes OF
his right foot terribly mashed. He was
brought to Bridgeport and taken to Hills
hotel, where Dr.. ]. NJ. Todd, the railway
surgeon, dressed the injuries.
Richard Fowler, an old man who lives
out the pike, fell out Of wagon yesterday
near James Higgins store, alighting on
his face on the frozen ground. DE was
terribly cut and bruised about the head
and may have sustained more than super
fetal injury.
A special invitation is extended to the
Young men who do not usually attend
church, to be present at the Presbyterian
church, 10 Kirkwood, this evening. The
choir has been selected specially for the
occasion, and the musical selections are far
above the average church music. The
session will be one highly proper for such
q gathering, as the subject is THE Glory
Of Young Men" Now our young friends
DO not allow this excellent effort prepared
By Rev. Hays to pass uuheard. 1t might
be the turning point OF your lives, and II
nothing more will furnish splendid even
Ing's entertainment.
Conductor Barnhill has been reinststed
IN his old position Of yard foreman in the
G. l.. h W. yard.
Mr.. Mayberry. Of Newark, is the guest
Of A. J. Boggs.
RT. Howell, as agent for the Springfield
Mass Insurance Company, settled Mr..
Ed Simpsons recent loss by paying him
$500.
Mrs William Frazier is In LaterIy,
spending Sunday with relatives.
Many people are calling daily to fee the
,uriously mslformed cali, in the posi- ession
If s. s LilOer. The animal monstrosity
3 drawing great attention.
Mrs. Lewis W. Woodmsn, Sr., of Brook.
Tide, is convslescent.
Richard Fowler, while going home about
/ o'clock, fell off OF his wagon, near the
oil gate at West Bridgeport. The fall cut
m artery on. the temple, and he came near
bleeding to death. Dr. Wagner attended
him. he is doing well, but is very weak.