Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-11

Every day complaints may be heard
concerning the new c., l. IL W. schedule.
The train on the Martins Ferry and bsil-
aire branch does not run to suit the people
at all. An accommodation train on the
c. & p. is a possibility and would he
great convenience TO the LEGAL travelling
public.
Mr.. T. J. Irwin, Great Chief Of Records
of the |. o. X. NJ. of the State OF Ohio. h.s
been kept busy all winter inslituung new
tribes aud arranging for the care of ihe im-
mense increase in the membership of ihe
order. There are now / 400 more mel-
bers in the State than one year ego.
A meeting of the gentmemeu members
of the St Msry's congregation will be hei1
at the church 4 Sunday afternoon ct 351
O'Clock, at which time important matters
will be placed before them by the rector
Rev. Father S. s. Mattiugly, pertaining to
| the erection Of the new church.
Isaac Ashton received quite o severe
/ hurt on Thursday last while baling hay
on his fathers farm west Of town. A
ratchet on the hay press broke allowing
| the handle to strike him on the chini so
as 10 cut his lower lip in 80 aud knock
out his lower front teolh.
Barlow Bros minstrels arrived In town
little before noon yesterday. They bro
"A nice locking set OF lello gs and attracted
much attention. IN the evening they
drew good house al Lafayette Opar
House and gave very satisfactory p-r-
fOrmance.
Some kind Of heroic measures mult Pre-
taken soon TO rid the town pTmanenily
of a class Of diunken femi-trampe, who
come ia from the tunnCls along tho new
railroads, fl up with booze and proceed
TO impsrt q lurid hue to the atmoaphere
On wednesday evening Mia Ki,.s Raj
stOn entertained small party Of friends
with very unique snd pleasant din1e-
/ The party was small bu. made up iJr Hfi
in congeniality.
The forge department az the Iaugh'm
mill will be of next week. Qu.t.a hei'J
stock of nails has accumulated ami the enc
/ tire mill msy shut down soon.
During the latter psrt Of the pas. We
| society has been unusually actN,, and Che
events Of more than ordinary interest.
Mr. Dennis Mccoy, manager Of naii
mill in Milwaukee, 10 the guest OF bis foo,
Harry Mccoy, Of this city.
William Nelson's children, several OIL
whom have been quite low with typhoid
fever, are all mucn hetler
Johnny Means, Of S.eubenyil.e, is The
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Gillope, on
Sumit street.
Mrs. A. D. Negland, who hls beeu
slightly iudispOsed several days, aoolt
well sgsiu.
The Sons Of Veterans Of this city ooa-
template giving an entertainment ahoat
March first.
Ollie Clover, Of Mt. Pleasant. o, Voc in
the city yesterday, the guest Of Mrs. G. w.
Thorngate.
The Misaes Wallers, Of Mt Pl,ssslf, o.,
were in the city yesterday, the gaes. oi
relatives.
Mr. Gustaye Eson, Of Msgholia. o.
in the city yesterday calling on hr L. D.
Thomas.
Robert MeCleary and s5iyeiy Naa-
Portland. wac in town yesterday on nu''-
ness.
Miss Maggie haywood is coneideaDiy
better and is now in lair way 10 ieoo'ei'
Friday nights suow and yesterday
thaw spoiled the skating entife'y'
Mr.. Ed Welsh Of Irontgn, o., is the
guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Ella Inglebright is spending tns
day With her poren.s
Mrs. George Hall is in Aingo' sPenains
Sunday with friends.
Mrs James Miskel is still in q very
critical condition.
Mr.. Bart Jones, OF Yo'kyilie vas 'n 'i'
city yesterday.