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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-29
Sleep and Waste Of Life.

Sleep will do much to cure irritabiiity
of temper, peeyishness.,a and uneasiness.
1t will build up and make strong a
weary body. 1t will do much to cure
dyspepsia, y~particularly that eEaFiety
known as nervous idyspepaiaa at viii
relieve the languor and prostration felt
by cons1rhptives.S 1t will cure Typo
schondria. 1t will cure the headache.
1t will cure neuralgia. 1t will cure "a
broken spirit. 1t will cure sorrow, {.
Now no man should do more work OF
muscle, or of brain in a day, than he
NJ perfectlyrecover from the fatigue OF
in a good nights rest Up to that point,
exercise is good beyond, are waste of
life, exhaustion and decay. When
hungerlealls for food, and fatigue de-
mands rest, we are in the natural order,
and keep the balance of life. When we
take stimulants to- spur orr, faded
nerves, or excite an appetite, we are
wasting life. There are wrong and mis-
chief in all waste of life. A man should
live SO MS to keep himself at his best,
and with a true economy. To eat more
food than is needful, is worse policy
than tossing money into the sea. 1t is
a waste of labor. and waste of life. fgg.
..L. LL D
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-29

The governor of Michigan is paid
81, 600 a year, but is allowed to step up
TO the bar when invited, and by special
statute he may go fishing on Sunday.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-29

Massachusetts, is wrestling with q
debt OF thirty five million dollars.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-04-29
Lambs securing.

Give each lamb m ounce of castor oil.
Four hours thereafter, and twice daily;
give n to two drachms of magnesia in
a little thin Cruel, from a bottle. Plac
salt constantly within reach of young and
old, not mixing it among their food, and
change their food frequently, giving
oats and small quantities of ground oil
cake. Keep the animals indoors, espe-
cially at night, and during cold, sleety
and wet weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
A Brnce of Fires.

The tirc-bugs are still at their work ui
destruction. Ou saturday night, an
alarm Was sounded about TO O'Clock on
the Hope house bell, and immediately
aitcrwarl an alarm Was sounded on Ne.
"a. which is located at the bridge corner,
followed by an alarm from the CITY
Building. No "a. The heavens were H.
Illuminated IN the direction ui the upper
eud ol Chapllue street, aud on repairing
To that locality, we found stable he
longing To NrSSrS MCttrC and Gruurr,
containing horse belonging Ia NC''vr
and one belonging to Frank Porter,
burning rapidly. The horses were re-
moved la safety and the stable Was rap
illy consumed. nothing being lett IN u
hali-huur but a heap at charrrt ruins.
The loss. including What hay there was
IN the building, Will amount To- about
500, aud no insurance.
The entire department was out, and IN
very quick time, indeed, the time made
was excellent, and the boys deserve
praise. The origin Of tire fire Is sup
posed To he inccudlary.
Yesterday afternoon about ) clock an
alarm oi tire WAS sent IN from the nj
tel engine house, No. l32. The fine IN
tins case originated under porch at
tachcd 10 No. 24l6 Main street, owned
hy VI. Reilly, Esq and occupied hy
Mr.. VIM. Hicks rs 4 boarding house. \
To-, ol straw and hay had been stored
under the porch and IN some way or
other. how it is unknown, became IL
nitcd. The flames were discovered just
rs they were about communicate To- the
house. aud were quickly cxilnguIshci.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
VIM Yates

intelligence having reached Judge
CrJumrr II the death of Mlr. VIM. Yates,
ui West Alexander. lately 81 Suctcl X
Co. IT this city, he having departed this
Lille on Saturday ulSht at ii O'Clock, a
touching memorial service WAS held 10y
the Culzru,' Bible Glass IN the lecture
room Of thr Frs, Presbyterian Church
YESTERDAY afternoon. Mr.. Yates had
been a faithful ami valued member 81
the class, and cndrIrCd himself 10 all
who knew him 10y his modest, uuostcu-
tttioUs bearing, and by his earnest
ness oi heart. Gospel Hymn No. 81,
"Wairiug and Watching For Me- WAS
sung. and when the Judge. with trrm-
bling voice, prayerluliy alluded 10 the
sal event deep chord ui sympathy was
struck. Prof. Weber was subsequently
instructed To- convey. 10 the bvrraved
family the profound sympathy OF the
class aud assure them that the dear de-
parted claSsmatc would occupy a perna-
neut place IN their hearts. Rock ut
Ages Cleft for Me tittlngly concluded
the occasion, aud the concluding verse
silently became the ardent wish ol each
member.
"Nhru draw this ilCvtiug breath.
When mine sSU "a shall Close la death,
When Suar 20 worlds unknown,
see thee on thy Judgment throne.
Rock 20 Ages, cleft Tor me.
lrtmy hide myself n thee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

ton Of Christ" The three affairs were
tasteiully decorated, the centre, or high
altar, appearing as one mas OF lights and
flowers A large number OF altar clerks
in black cassocks aud white SUPPLIES,
under the direction oil Mr.. Warninger, a
lately appointed cleric, assisted in the
sanctuary. The music was in keep
ing with the festival, Regina
Coel, Strike the Cymbal and
other Joyous Anthems being well rem
dered, aud increasing the devotional
spirit OF the congregational. In tie az
ternoon the Cathedral was filed to over
flowing. Vespers were chanted, fol-
lowed by a procession of the blessed
sacrament and concluded by solemn
bencdiction. The musical programme
was as follows:
Kyrie Gloria, SAucus and BenedicIus from
MoEart's seventh Mass In &.
tttdu''. ~ t'1l1'
Agnus NtpeF'
Regina
In the afternoon Miss Ella linn sang
the Ave Maria, OF Rossini. Mrs. IA. +.
Whitaker presided at the organ, and
directed the rendition of the musical
programme.
Reformed Episcopal.
Rev. T.. ii. Jenkyns closed his minis
terial labors with the First Reformed
Episcopal Church, in this city, yester-
day. Mr.. JCnkyns has lsbored earnestly
and perscveringly Tor the success OF this
church during the last two years, and
not without having accomplished much
visible good. His future field OF labor is
not rs yet known; but wherever Provi-
drncr may cast his bot, he will carry
with him the confidence, respect
and best wishes Of his parish
toner's. The principal cause which
has rendered this step necessary Is, that
the Powers contribution To his salary
ceases on the LIST OF April, and the con-
grrgatiln find themselves unable to
support man with family. They
have, therefore, deemed it best 10 sus-
pend the regular church services for the
present, in the hope oil being able to re-
sumo in lew months, g. rs soon rs the
services OF a new minister can be sec
ured. Mozart Hall has been rented for
another year, and the Sunday School
viii be continued as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
THE COURTS.
SATURDAYS judicial Proceed
ings.

81 PRkME Court - JUDGES GREEN, HAr
MoSp, MOORE AND JOHNSON.
Court met at 9A.M. Saturday, and
transacted the following business:
W. 5. Oils VS.. II. B. Bridge ct al, FROM
Wood county. Appeal and superse'
IDEAS allowed. Bond 81 500. :,
Merchants National Bank vs.. Chad
wick < Hoffman, from Monongslis
county. Petition for writ OF error re-
fused. =.
Geible vs.. Swindler, from Monongalia
county. Writ OF error allowed. Bond
800.
Shelf and wife VS.. city Of Huntington,
from Cabell county. Opinion by John
son. Judgment Of the Circuit Court
affirmed.
Gillison, trustee, vs.. city OF Charles
ton, from kanawha county. Opinion
BY Johnson. Judgment OF Circuit Court
reversered and remanded.
Lewis, Receiver, vs.. Rossler and Gro-
gan. from kanawha county. Opinion
by Moore. Judgment Of Circuit Court
affirmed.
Taylor VS.. Boughner ct At, from
Richie county. Opinion by Moore.
Judgment of Circuit Court affirmed.
Stuart, Buchanan 4 Go. VS.. County OF
Greenbrier, from Greenbrier county.
Opinion by Green. Judgment OF Git
cult Court affirmed.
Dequaisie VS.. Harris, from Fayette
county. Opinion by Green. Judgment
reversed and new trial awarded.
Central Land Company VS., Calhoun,
from Cabell county. Opinion by Green.
Judgment of Circuit Court reversed and
judgment OF County Court affirmed.
Adjourned to Saturday, April Sd, at
"a. ".
COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at 8 A. N. Saturday.
The Jury in the case Of Clark x Man.
ion VS.. The City Of Wheeling returned
at 3 o'clock, the case was given them
Friday night, and gave verdict in favor
of the defense. The lawyers engaged
we're Col. White and ID. O'kcefe, Esq,
for the complaint and Erskine x Allison
for the defense.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUD6E CRANMER.
Court met at 10 4. NJ. Saturday and
disposed OF the following business:
Clara Braunlich ct al. VS.. Jacob Bar
tholomcw. In chanccry. Decree en-
tered for sale Of real estate.
Armstrong, Cocn x Co. VS.. Theodosia
McGinnis ct al. In chanccry. II. Il.
FERGUSON was appointed receiver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

in receipt Of your esteemed letter Of the
18th ult., concerning bill Of ex,hanys
Tor Eos 10 I'd. towards the relief OF oar
destitute people.
Although the sum is not large, as you
say, Il 10, ] am sure, commensurate Win
the mehns Of your dock, and come,
from warm sympathetic hearts who lee
and prao for US In our affection, AM
would joyfully send Us thousands d;
pounds II they could. May God ampI,
reward each one OF them; they stail
have the feryent prayers OF our peopl,
and their clergy every day offered ion
them. With sincere gratitude aud e,
teeem, | remain, Very Rev. and Dear
Father, faithfully yours in Chris,
II. GiLLooIr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Neatnrr Iuuic.tons.

WASHINGTON, March -, \. M.-For
Tennessee and the OHIO Valley clear
Ut party cloudy weather, iigh, uurthcrly
winds. stationary or higher temperature,
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly north,
stationary or higher temperature, higher
barometer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Dolngs

III. W. BTurS, the lalTN dTy .gNls
drummer oi New York, lcit last evening
uu the ll.l5iraiu for the West.
Mrs I L. ShallCruSs Is, We are happy
10 state. improving after an Illness 81
some time.
Among the latest arrivals at tEc
S,amm were. ]. T. CrosS, Columbus,
Gpsilyr OID. New York, VI. l. Ware,
James Gas,un, Boston. g.. VI. CLANCY.
coon Island, J. W. Williams, ". W.
Elliott BAicsyiilr, Geo. h Steele,
Noundsvlllr. : J Mccoy, West NIT-
rinl,. ". 4. johnson. II. Clairsyllic.
/ VI Miudaugh, MuruStowp. l.. VI.
Rest and wife, Washington. u. \. Nor
Ms Pittsburgh; r NJ Grrruwald, Allie
ybany. Fred ;, RrStuW, Bdlumorc.
1"lp tiu,,ridgc, Wcllsbur;. II. +. Eice,
: II Harrington, New York
Mrs Mitchell and heT daughter Julia,
Of New York, formerly Of Wheeling, ar
rived in the city saturday and are stop.
ming nj the NvS Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

PATRICK sHoKrEL, who works at Ben.
wood, attempted TO board train at the
corner Of Thirty seventh and McColloch
street, Saturday night about 7o'clock,
but being very much under the india
ence OF liquor be slipped and Tell, his
LETT foot getting on the rail and being
completely mashed. DIR. Pipes attended
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

Dg J. /. : HsLL has received an in.
yitatIon to 20 to Chicago aud institute
Social Circle OF Honor ia that city,
and viii leave this morning Tor tie
garden city, DIR. Hail is the Supreme
Secretary Of the order, and this is his
second visit 10 that city in the interest
Of the Circle Of Honor We note this
evidence Of the prosperity Of the above
order with pleasure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

ABOUT 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
VIM. Colts, Of the Vigilsnt, accidental,
dropped some kerosense oil into the .irr
and II flashed up and out OF the stove
burning his hands and face in ratkri
severe manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
DMNrrraTH~.

yINO THOSE THAT DESlRE 10 SAVE TaBiR
Il ualura, beeth w JUll say that We .ara nov
neStsg prepared IhAn sNeg 6Storv Ia enable them
10 10 50 ~ Ihs Gss Ot an ElgCrRO- MASHEr.C
PtUaoAR We can and are making bethr and
nAadSOneI 1old Efllknss. with mere case " oer
paiens, than have heretotoee been made IN hls
city or elsewhere without the aid Of the Electric
PluA ~. What We say We can prove BY actual
demOnsns t'on. Cali aud see tor yourselves.
JAMES NJ. ST RGtSON 4 son,
y1lyb No. mas Market ST.. Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

SEND us at once two dozen ST. J,cpB,
or; il is in lively demand. 1t cured A
prominent citizen OF our town, Nj.
Henry Houck, who has suffered ior
years with rheumatism.
WATERPROOF & ALBAUGH.
Mesdville, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

MINE DEPARTMENTS OF SIJ bt; , lSS
- t,lss furI tshri 90 C,,t, calendar StAiisS -
~, go e. eyrgu,ls Tor one year nm sl,9
N srio.- no. .s,rtaritn. Nngral, thorough '"''
Term lex,us Sctfrr1h,T ~, 10. 49,. .,,l,
For Iatiloeut> ana Vlhtt l.!9i "a - -,
town. West We.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. r
Condensed Time Gard.
GuINa EAsT Avn wEsT.

ON anil aug. Soy. %. I,'l all trains will run
daily l,Ncpt sunday as uiuWN-
TUrruEh tIIiu, o. llttshuush-
2 Through trllu- tH tltycianG.
= Through trIius ir 'Gi,a,u.
Pglimau's paIjs. Cur b,twcvu Nct.sNiiie anu
Ulf.i and S.rryiu1 Cars ua all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
r.,yv Accom-. Mail. EXprrSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

MUSICAL instrument repairing OF cyrr
description carefully and cheaply done
at Sheib's, Washington Hall. Pianos.
organs, violins, accordeons, band aui
ali other kinds of instruments repaired
on short notice. Bows rehaired neatly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Wbeelln9 Re9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to Rev Advertisements

Regular Tuesday Packci-Stcamcr
Andes.
For Salc-Spice Mill.
New Cigar Sture-Addison Israel,
Closing Out-Cummins Il Woods.
Commissioner Notice.
Opening OF Spring and Summer
Gaods-Brucs n Golfer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

NJ. iJ. on saturday uisAL LAS no COHheS1N"
tay Chicago og SaudUsAy. ,.
Pullman Palace, b,ANtgS Noom Snd Slecpihs
Vl-s rr aIl Ui,ht tClgS
t".. u.u.ryt.Hus asc male Tor al POINTS
-...-r ,...i southwest North aud Northwest
,.-N... Hiss desirable uyutc tOg CUlOulSLS and
s.-.r-.. ..fa,...s O. thc ggrat West, and % whom
r.......... attention Is given.
100, aii stations between Wheeling
s.l Grafton. .-.-..
WISHING. TITTSBv RCD AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
leave Nl,r',uE. ...............,..S.aO A. NJ l.4ue
TG1riYhia Accommodation.
.4s,.. - a.,...as ........ 6 b A. N 4.1O ?. n.
I... .- sH 81 principal VU.,.> on sale az depot.
tH.F... ..r..r. s. In hnU-s duriu, the day.
b.. ...... .r.. o. the travelling public ChCegiUlly
49,. W 81 CLEMENTS, NJ OF l..
Il Z lFNIklIs Gt.ycti AgJuL Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

A koVGH and tumble nsh; occurred
Saturday night on the wharf. between
4 prominent livery man and steam
boat pilot, in which tar Iilp, VAS
knocked completely out % time getting
n couple Of black ewes aud damaged
mug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

PIANO moving carefully attended to
v careful and experienced hands
Leave word at Sheib's music Storr.
Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
COUNTY CogE.
CnEk. March Id. lhs

Nbkh, MATCH w, loDb.
NEKY REy. DRAW SIR:--I beg oi you
To convey most cordial thanks 10 the
Bishop Of Wheeling irr his great charity
to our poor people. The sum OF eos
Is ~. which you RENTED for the do
ccsc Of Cork, was indeed a generouscon-
trlbutiou to our diocese. In an extern
sivc aud populous, but very wild dis.
trict, the distress was extreme. In the
greater pant oi the diocese outside Of the
above district, the distress was and is
severe Thanks To the kindness Of our
friends and ,ouutrymcn in other lands.
| hope that ~ one IN the country has
persisted ui famine. But for assistance
received. tens oi thousands through Ire
land should have suCcumbed. hope,
however, that We shall get oyerthc worst
all safe.
As the Bishop goes 10 Rome he must
pass by Ireland, aud | darcsay would
like to take look ut the old land.
would be greatly gratiiied II his lordship
would afford me the opportunity Of r..
farming him thanKs IN person tor his
kind aud seasonabie assistance TO our
people.
thank yourself for your letter and
warm sentiments ard your kind coop.
Grafton, and remain, very reverend dear
sir. Yours truly,
tWN. DELASY.
COUNTY SLIGO.
SLIGO, March ", 1880.
VERY Raw. AND DEAR FALHER-I am
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
GO I'D
M Fl A 3

Fashionable Tailoring Establishment,
Il Commercial RlCCk. Hanover street, NArun
Il ferfy. ohio, n you want
hosBI SUIT OF CLOTHES
49, o. Winter wear. Al The lowest prices
81 ~ strictly art class. and hts guArAn
'1's 70 Call aud SivS ne uiAl. ag22
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
GRATEFUL IRELAND.
Acknowledgements of Aid Sent
from Wheeling.

Very Reverend Father sullivan, Vicar
General OF this diocese, has received
three letters acknowledging the receipt
OF money sent to relieve the distressed
and perishing Irish. They are presented
below and speak ior themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
GAN KS.

GLASS Shades OF every size and style
at Hutchins' Art Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

AGAs let IN the SGpH windNw 1T I'm
sb,imer Bros, on MAN street, ST lire
Ia the goods m thv window saturday
night and entirely consumed the same
before the lanes could le cXtiuE uishel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
LITTER KENNY.
LITTER kENNY, March 10, 1850


VERY REv. DEAR Sm-l beg to &c
knowledge, w,tu most sincere gratitude
your kind letter incloslng the munii.
cent cOntrihUtiOn Of Cb5 Is Oh for the relief
Of the poor people Of Donegal. II war
very kind ol your good Bishop to think
of our poor sufferers AT such distance,
and the generous aid which His Lord.
ship has procured for them is well wor.
thy OF their gratitude. am sorry Ia
say the distress which existed when We
sent out our appeal was mere trihe
compared 10 what II has become since,
II WAS then confined to some Of the
sea. board districts, but il has since crept
inland like a dark fog from the Atlantic,
till il has cnycl0pcd the entire country
in its deadly folds. At present We have
1000 on the relief lists in this county
alone. Ii is due To the generous people
OF America that We have this vast multi.
tude TO feed, for had not the American
people come so libcrally TO our aid
many of the poor sufferers would now,
| fear, he removed beyond the reach Of
earthly wants. Az il is, We have, thank
God, lost none. beyond one or two,
whose death was attributed 10 want;
but many of those who remain are bare
" alive.
Please to convey my warmest thanks
to your Bishop when you write 10 him.
Wishing you and the generous people
over whom youpresidc every blessing in
reward II your great charity, am, very
Rev dear sir, your faithful servant,
tMICHAEL LOuug.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Lunch.

A hrst-iass Mock Turtle Soup Lunch
Will be served this morning al Chas- K.
BehIer's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

FoR good Dry STOKES, Tips and SlDok-
ers Articles generally, call on Addison
Israel No. 20 Twelfth street.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
..,lwAY- TAN-HANDLE ROUTE,

T...r ..I.g .r- East .at MySJ Nuy. TO- lN1n.
,.-.s., l..ve Ptu.tIraliC Depot 'ot Of eleventh
s.,... u.ar publ, ,sajh-s, daily, exoePt sun
.HH. o., ,..iua-g
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go CLEVELAND
.#. NJ.


..,,..,,,...f. tgrpmnr .,ltiUu leaves bcilalsc Al
an RriIsrport al 800. aud arrives al S''u'
b.uyiltg att.l' O.. 81.
i.rr.. steals uyjl,y ut 3. 80 A. n, e'Ie'f'''
.tSs! arrive 90; Ey,isirr at 9.'o A. N,.,i,i,.,
Tue -teUbCuyiilC Ncvomtno,la..'', ''' ,Jb',yill
NH mas, thr irl,uwiug tgtIS between b'""'''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

,,.p EF\r INV TWO Story bkiSA
.,iig., corner twentieth and OhapbHy
,s-,.t.' hoe and cold Nat,g anu gNs' ~ ny
"fWN TAEl. 81 Twelfth sheet lNI-u
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EoR RENT
EnR RENT.

,,,uEwAEE HOUSE AID DwElLlNS, No
iu. Main street nov oStHI'. oEr 90 -
q. N'N''' ''' InNRN X. li~l.
ll0l Main StrJct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

st,rfHf... when rr..Iurd ut ~g'iW., ~ ''>''
9tgrf,If NJ wheeling and Gravel hl,l
$500 ami Eag,sigr checks 90 AT prinyPat
points Inn IN, Fis, aud West can ~ lly,,NytEElS
thr ticket oliyC iu EriIEtleiS tt.sai AGENT
uH.-V NluClHH d h~'Nl.~r' -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Christ has Arisen" and wheeIing's Wor.
shippers Sing HalIeIuIiah-The Churches
Decked with fIowers-Sermons
on the Resurrection.

There had been no happy Easter morning,
Had He not died:
Had He not bone taunts and bitter Scoruiug,
And been cruciaed.
II we also would triumphant stand
We our cross must bear;
In His sOTrows trials, at His command
wemust gladly share.
Counting not the way, or dark or lonely,
That HIS feet have pressed.
With our eyes on Him, remembering only
The eternal rest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

This church was well filled with q
large and appreciatiyc audience, and
one and all iclt fully repaid for stem
Iius tue rough and Indictment storm.
Toe church presented pleasing appear
Rncr On the large organ, in rich and
natural flowers, WAS the inscription,
He Is Risen. and Just hack OF the pull
pit WAS large white cross OF natural
flowers The effect VAS grand, and re-
fleets great credit to the taste Of the la
dies who made the decoration.
Miss Annie Logan, opened with q
brilliant and well-executed organ solo.
After a hymn and prayer, the large
chorus choir, consisting VI sopranos,
Nm Stanton, Misses Losans, Murine
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ST. Joseph's Cathedral.

The religious services at the Cathedral
yesterday were Of an imposing charac-
ter. Solemn High Mass was celebrated
BY Res. J. McEiligott. Very Reverend
John I. Sullivan preached an eloquent
sermon On the dogma Of the ''Resurrec-
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Chapnne Street

At the Chapline Street Me Church,
crowded meetings are held daily to It's
tn to Mrs. Robinson, who so acceptably
labored with the Fourth Street Church
recently. Yesterday at both morning
and evening services the house was full
10 overfowing. in the evening many
being turned away before the hour oi
service
The sermon last night Was from the
words For What shall it prof, man il
be gain the whole world and lose his
own soul, and was presented with all
her peculiar power Of entreAty and
pleading. after which the altar Was filled
nth !nquIrers, several joining the
church. The meetings Will De cOntinu-
Ell during the week.
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