Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-25
THE HISTORY OF ADAY.

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A AsaRy Christmas to all, -zsS
THg Top mill will resume tomorrow
NAvIsArIbN is suspended ON the OHIO
The Belmont mill paid off their labor
ers Yesterday.
Tux crew of the Andes LETT Tor TN
cinnati, by rail, last evening
THE Amelia Watts Uncle Toms peo-
pie, are stopping at the Mcclure.
THE lookup was we'll TILED with
Christmas celcbrators last night
OxE marriage license and one deed OF
trust were admitted to record, yesterday
FoR change Of programme at the Opera
House this afternoon aud night, see
advertisement.
The Circle of Honor will meet this
evening ior the purpose oil electlhs ON
GERS for the ensuing year.
MAyER's full orchestra will play u
mass ut the services To he held III the
German Catholic Church, this morning.
LAST SUNDAY Mack Wilkins buried
his oldest child and yesterday he hnr'eda
second, both having died with dPihrrIa'
Joux TIoursoN's con Hand C0mbi-
nation has cancelled dates Tor W ashins-
ton Hall, and will not be here tonight.
TuE capital and Court House will be
closed to-day, in order to give all at
tachees time tn eat Christmas turkey
and stewed cranherrirs.
4 VERY large reception was hcid AT
the residence Of MIR. Tillton, near Nteu-
beuyiile, last evening. Cockayne went
up to make music i"r the dancers.
john CARTER, who resides four miles
! out the Pike, Was somehow, unknown
10 our informant, considerably bruised,
with a broken rib or two, last Saturday
night.
4 NEW Testament, in raised letters
! printed for the blind, will be presented
today To Clifton Arthur, son "i Mrs. ~
| &. Arthur, by the Wheeling and ohl"
County Bible Society.
The little daughter ri Cornelius
| Daily, who was burned at her home on
Thirty-sixth street, Monday, by her
clothing catching fire, was reported
much better last evening Her phy-
stefan says she will recover
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nlE members OF the Zane Street VI;
T.. Church will give their fifth annual
concert in the lecturcrOom oil lhechurTh
editice this evening. Judging rom th"
programme, the entertainment VIII TIC
first class in every PARTICULAR.
The pupils oi the Seruln Collegiate
Institute, on Seventeenth street, pre-,
scented Misses Seguln and blanchard
with several very handsome presents
Monday evening. These ladies are
great fayorites with their scholars.
TuE Maenncrchor Singing Society
will give II grand concert and ban al
their hall. in Franzheim's Block, ON
New Years eve. The Committr" "I
Arrangements are l.. {. StiIcl Thee"
Koher. &. Hess, l.. +. Stltrl, lnul-
Strauh. Joseph Errnig and Mr.. Schnlrr
Kramer will furnish the music
TuE entertainment To- he gwen 10y
,he Disciples SUNDAY School Tonight
PROMISES to he II brilliant affair. Brslles
the musical feature aud distributing OF
presents, other features are L. he added
That will make the evening one oil Trta'
endowment. The church II hrautliuiiH
decorated and the tree Is loaded WIN
presents. In all delightful and pleas
Ing appearance Is produced
WE have the pleasing intclligcnc,
that Miss Belle Caldwell, II mcmhrr 4"
the First Presbyterian Church, OF thi'
city, who left on the 18th OF September
for Bangkok, Siam, where she is t" have
charge "i an important mission school
reached Hong Kong, tmaI Oct. 'inlh,
after prosperous voyage. She and hel
missionary companions, Ben. }. Wilson
Miss Cole and Miss Campbell, alter
spending ten days in Canton III the
family III the veteran missionary Rev
Andrew Happier, ID. d., sailed on the
llth of November Tor Siam, which they
hoped to reach in eight days.