Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-19
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthilY Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Brleny anu
PithilY Told
THE shower bath arrangement at the
| front door Of the postof1ce ought to be dis
continued.
MEssRs. ScHRAEDER & MORRIS will start
an undertaking establishment on theSoutn
| Side shortly.
CANDIDATE GARDEN for Auditor was
born on St. Patrick's day. His birthday
will bring him luck.
STOLE Bros. have Just received another
car Of fine Florida oranges, and the hrst
shipment of new potatoes, yesterday.
LOUIS HARToNG has the contract for
building a two-story double brick house on
the site of the Edwards property, North
Main street.
The surveying corps of the Wheeling and
Connellsville road have completed sixty
six miles. They are now within few
miles Of UniontOwn.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO Asberry Keller, a native OF Marshal
| county, aged %, and Louise Neehaus, ma
tive OF Marshall county, aged 30
NOTICE is called TO an advertisement IN
another column of especial interest to lum-
Der dealers in the matter OF sealed pro,
| posals TO be received for 1900 feet OF
| lumber.
Two drunks and disorderly made up
the list in Police Court, yesterday. The
| last named case was James Thomas, who
raised a row at Mollie Boyd's. He got -
and costs.
ATlast evenings session Of the Chamber
of Commerce, the proposition OF Mr.. WolH,
Of the Telephone Company to put tele.
phone in the room OF the Chamber Tree Oh
| charge was gratefully accepted.
THE Board of Directors Of the German
| Fire Insurance Company yesterday elected
| w. q. E. Goering as Assistant Secretary
of the company to fill the place made
vacant by the death of John j. Bayha.
THE two Fallen children who left their
home on South York street, Islands, We'd
nesday night, were found yesterday and
taken TO Rev. Dornblaser's residence, on
the Island Officer Conrad took them home
| yesterday.
THE old passenger car which made fly
, ing descent down the incline OF the new
| Island bridge. Thursday night, was allow
! ed TO remain on the sidewalk nearly all
day yesterday. 1t attracted good deal
| OF attention.
THE REGISTER is indebted to Mr.. Hugo
| Loos for copy of the Kansas City (Mo.,)
| star, with all particulars OF the shooting
/ OF Thomas McGrail, a former resident OF
| Wheeling, full account OF which has been
published in this paper.
The Executive Committee of the Inter-
| Collegiate Athletic Association has met
| and fixed the date of May IS for holding
| the second annual field day. They also ar
/ ranged programme Of sports for that day.
| w. Il J. College is member of the Asso-
| citation and will enter into the contest.
ONE of Wheelng's sporting fraternity, a
| female, came to Bellaire Thursday even
! ing, and after visiting several Of the saloons
was so drunk she could hardly navigate.
| She escaped the clutches of the law by
very close shave. Her "duden admirer
| hustled heroff TO ones of our lodging houses.
-BClldire Tribune.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Jos. L. Robin
/ sos the Michigan Life Insurance agent,
met with quitea painful fall. While walk
| ing short distance in his yard, on South
| Penn street, his feet slipped from in under
| him, allowing the whole weight to rest on
! the right arm, which resulted In breaking
! the carpus in two places Dr. E. G. Meyers
was called and reduced the fracture.
THE Rraunlch Club, of the Island, now
occupies its new quarters at No. 70 Zane
| street. Mr.. Braunhch, after whom
! the club takes its name, recently
| purchased the property and the
| premises generally have been remod-
! eled. The club room proper is very invit-
| ing, and artistcally equipped, convenience
| being the object ia all particulars. The
! club embraces some forty or fifty members,
| representing almost as many professions.
| TnE business manager OF John G. Rice's
| GA Knottv Affair." tells good one about
an Indiana one-night stand theatre man
ager. In order to break a big jump the
| company had 10 play couple of lay"
! towns When the advance agent got in
! town ne repaired TO the theatre. What
| kind of an orchestra have you got!' ne
asked the manager. ''Oh, q pretty good
one,' was the reply. Glow many are there
in it," Three responded the manager,
with one of his best smiles. "a piano,
stool and cover"
! THERE is a prevalent notion that the
| shamrock is nothing but clover. Indeed,
many people will show you clover and
say that il is shamrock. But. accord
ing to the best authorities, the true sham
rock is the ordliS, not the trifOllm repens.
/ All the Irish flags which bear the sham
! rock represent the former plant, which is
/ different from the other in this: Glover
| leaves spring in a bunch from common
root; shamrock leaves spring in alternating
| order from either side of stem which
| creeps close 10 the ground. The leaves are
/ smaller lldu ltOSO VI tue N4ONSA plout,
more delicate, and the plant is, as COM
pared with clover, very rare.
"THE quantity of quinine which some
people can take without trouble" said
| well known druggist, sis so great as 10 be
almost wonderful There are many people
who think grains is dose, and very few
people ever take more than from 10 70 10
| grains at one time. Even then the latter
| dose is apt to cause unpleasant sensations,
such as buzzing sound in the ears and a
sort Of dull, heavy feeling next morning.
| Yet have known of cases where the pa
| tient had as much as so grains of quinine
| in him and did not suffer from the effects.
! OF course, such doses can be administered
/ only in extreme cases, where the fever is
: very high and heroic measures are neces-
sary. You know that a person suffering
with great physical pain can safely take
! doses of morphine which would kill well
man, and people with high fever can take
| doses of Quinine without bad results which
would drive'a healthy person half crazy
LOOK out for cheap substitutes Beware
| of new remedies. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
| has stood the test for nearly fifty years.
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