Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-14
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

Hegner boat club.
TO-DAY Henry Blumenburg will give
grand soup lunch.
TIE Sells Bros circus is booked for
this city in May next.
ENGINEER Thos. Pryor, of the United
fire engine, is at home sick.
THE ground floor of the Eighth ward
engine'hou was laid Saturday.
THE Starlight social will dance at
Goetze's Hall, South Side, to night.
The Sunday boys are getting spunkey.
What will become OF II, remains TO De
seen.
PRoF. DWIGHT is engaged in erecting a
short range target on the foot oil the
Island.
The Street Commissioner Is having
a new curb set on market street above
eighth street.
ALL of the places of public worship
were well attended yesterday. 1t was
Easter you know.
FIRE alarm box No. -, has been
placed in at Louie Soldier No. 22Oo Mar
ket street, South Side.
THE gas trustees will meet this even
iny To consider the Browne-Greaves-
Council dissatisfaction.
The Shakespeare Club will do honor
in banquetting on their patron saint
natal day, the 26th inst.
TIE necessity of the garbage carts is
now being felt in the various sections oil
the city. Bring on your carts.
Two of our oldest German citizens
are to waltz for prize at the ball to be
given at GOering Hall, Fulton.
One marriage license and two deeds
of trust were admitted to record by
County Clerk Hook last Saturday.
LAST Saturday August Hamburger,
of Roney's Point, was in the city and
sat for a photograph TO be presented to
Col. Nunge.
THE Arlington stove works laid oil
last Saturday, caused by the workmen
attending the funeral OF Henry Helm
bright's child.
Ar Turner Hall this evening the
Harmonic Singing SOci ty will give a
concert. ball and theatre. Kramer will
be there with his full orchestra.
THERE was quite number OF drivers
ont the pike Yesterday. Taking the
dusty condition OF the pike into consld-
Grafton, everything was very pleasant.
The Capitol dining rooms have been
mt i'm apple pie order by Mr., Merrlman,
and now presents the handsomest APP
pcarance OF any restaurant IN the city
If the old saying be true, that rain on
Easter Sunday insures rain seven con-
sccutive Sundays thereafter, we are
destined to get our Sunday buds damp
ened.
EASTER Sunday has come and gone
and is now a thing of the past, only re-
membered on account OF the new bon
nets that are left to adOrn the ladies
heads.
LAST Friday evening Miss Minnie SUIT
tiers, Of North Wheeling, was surprised
by a number Of her friends who gave
here reception in honor OF her twenty
first birthday.
LAST Saturday, c. Y. Lucas sold to
Capt List, one of the Stein Grand Square
pianos of the finest make. The instru-
ment will be placed on theSt. Lawrence
as soon as she is ready for it, which will
Ice about the middle OF the week.
MESsRs. WILSON Bros. have completed
the fixing up of their new Parlor Shoe
store. and will be ready to receive their
friends this afternoon. As they have
on hand fine stock Of goods and have
had long experience in the business, We
bcspeak for them success in their new
enterprise.
YESTERDAY was a gala day for our
religious man. He visited many
churches and gives to our readers this
morning, a pleasing description OF what
he saw, heard and learned. And still
some would give out the impression
that our truly good man had vanished
no more 10 be seen. lie is regular
church man.
The Richmond Va, Dispatch OF last
Saturday saws: "There was very
large congregation at the Monumental
church last night upon the occasion OF
the visit of the Bishop To that venera-
bic church. Divine service was read
hv the pastor, Rev J. G.. Armstrong;
llltI winch btSIlOl' Hllt'S plN"'HNN"
most eloquent and interesting sermon
from the words "The love OF Christ
constraineth us At the conclusion OF
the sermon a very large class -thirtv-SiX
candidates -Ncrc cOntirmed-fourtcen
males and twenty-five females" Rev
Armstrong; efforts in Richmond are
highly spoken of 10y the Dispatch. The
Reverend gentleman recently delivered
two very fine sermons before the stu
dents al the University at Charlotts-
Vile His evening subject was "Estab-
lished in the Present Truth.