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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

skin eyinced by the players. 10 alike I'M
possible, suffice il 70 say, the gan,s held lts
old-tims charm over the company u os,ns
nany adjourned. At 1880 A. =. az
interlude was in order. during. which
the guests asreeabIy discussed the daintses
and delicscies comprising the menu pro.
yided for their benefit After SUPPER va
over. the guests of the Steiner sex were IN:
yited TO- an upper room where they sampled
the fine HsvaEas provided BY The host;
The game was then again resumed. ana
kent up till the morning bells hsd twice
proclaimed TO the company that another
day had begun. Among those present we're
the following ladies and gentlemen: 1T LII;
and Mrs. George n McMechen; Mt; ana
Mrs. J. H. Good, Mr.. and Mrs. Flank JeP-
son, Dr.. and Mrs. Edwards. Col: and Mrs.
Arnett Misses Mamie Woods, Lizzie Pm.
dleiop, Alice Kennedy, Annie Ghapiine,
Messrs. W. l.. Hoff, Walker Peterson,
PEBBLES Tatum. Albert Frsnsheim and Dr.
Charles Frizzell.
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South Side.

The South Side Singing Society gave a
pleasant little hop Friday evening at Ar
benZ's hail. on Jacob street. South Side.
About thirty couples were present and
spent delightful evening dancing to the
fine music of Birch's band. The hop, as is
the case with all those given by this sOce.
ty, was very select, very few outside OF the
immediate members and their ladies being
favored with invitations. The floor was as
popular as ever among the gay company,
who continually thronged it until the
strains Of the kehraus at . P. NJ. put an end
10 the evenings enjoyment. Among
those present we saw Misses Hattie
Craig Kennedy, Clara Burt, Irva Harris,
Birdie and En- MA Johnson, Louiza Ritz,
Lena Thomas, Ella Thomas, Lena Stoker,
Rosa Sebert, Allie Manly, Emma Budke,
Mollie Weeks. Mealy Asmus, Lydia
Mearns, Ella Medley. Emma Turk, RoSe
and Callie Wagner, and Reta Smith OF In
dianapolis, Ind. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wagner and Messrs. Tom Carson, Fred
Blond Eddie Fay, Wallace Watt, Harry
RatCliff, James Almonds, Herman Bentz,
Herman Asmus Herman German, Joe
Dudley, Clint Picket, William Nichols. Dan
and Mike Dinger. Gesrge Leasure, Frank
Brown. Harry McWarner, Al. Hey.
man, Thos. Walker, Chas. Carson, Albert
Meyers and Jas. Lancaster.
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susnepsIon OF the FimeS.

W. 5. Meek, Esq, announces IN his Mar
tins Ferry Times. of Yesterday, tina. he
has issued the last number of that paper.
The reason for this step is set forth IN the
following paragraph:
The competition with the dailieS and
Sunday newspapers Of Wheeling is too
direct and close, and the territory tributary
10 Martins Ferry too limited in its area to
admit of the publication of r weekly
newspaper at a fair return. and having de-
monstrsied this TO my complete sltisfsc-
ton. | humbly tender my respectful
leave"
Mr.. Meek has demonstrated another
thing, and that is his shili,y To make an
excellent local paper He was ever wide
awake, courteous, and entcrprising. We
regret that he leaves the field OF journal
ism, and hope it won't be a permanent
thing.
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Ga~.s what II Il and Won May Have
To M, EFa,r nf nr Rclia.r

To NJ, Eitgr ~ Pc RrIt1'f.
Fools rush in where angels fear To ,reai."
IL must certainly have been the case with
the present editor OF the htsliigr9css.
when he stepped into the editorial chair Of
the aforesaid paper. At least that is his
valuation in This part Of the country. Ole
cannot tell from his paper whether or not
be is a Democrat or Republican, Nihilist or
snti-SihiliSt, Prohibition o. anti PrOhIbi-
ton. saint or sinner. Do tell Us what is he.
To depart little, will YOU allow u 10 add
that at recent temperance meetings here
there Was a minister that didu' come out
square on the temperance question, and
one of the leading members Is nominee
Oh the wh'>kcy ticket What good can this
church expect TO accomplish with such
milk and wafer" heads Of The church 1t
is time that the church wake M and take
a decided stand in this mS',ar aud not
strain at q gnat ana swallow u camel"
Yours, respectfully wv. g
WELL>BUEG. April >.
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surprise on the South side.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stein, were tender.
ed a surprise party, Sunday evening, by q
number of their intimate friends, in com
memoration of the happy elimination OF
their 37th birthday. The visitors spent q
quiet, social evening, numerous diversions
of quiet, but enjoyable nature, serving to
pleasantly dispose OF the evening. The
guests were principally composed OF the
married folk, and so on this account heart
lily enjoyed the quiet, but enjoyable at
fractions provided for their entertainment.
During the evening tempting refreshments
were handed around, the guests doing full
justice to this agreeable portion OF the
hosts entertainment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

There wele four cases before Ills Honor
yesterday morning, viz:
John Berry WAS 10 Tor di>Drieriv con-
duct, end was tined 3 and costs Which he
paid.
Charles boyle in default Of - and costs.
was ordered cor, uitted on a Chirr' at dis
orderly conduct The execution Of the
commitment Was afterwards suspended dur
ing the good behavior Of the i-icuiant.
Henry Harris was fired 81 AMI cJ;tS Tor
drunkenness.
Vim. Watkins was sent up i,r sky days
Tor vaEranCy.
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Pleasant Reception.

On Friday evening Miss Lottie Walters
rendered q graceful little reception TO her
many friends at her pleasant home on
North Main street. The evening was dis.
posed OF through the medium Of various
social diversions, dancing and cards rival
ing each other in the struggle for suprem.
acy. At Ii O'Clock elegant refreshments
were served. After the refreshments the
pleasures OF the dance were again renewed,
and it was an early hour on the following
morn ere the last good night was spoken
and the gay company dispersed. Among
these present were Misses Bessie Elson.
Ida Bodley, Jessie Dean, SADIE Wilson,
Lottie letters, Jessie Rrinton, Lsura Bhn.
ton. Jessie Hastings, Cora Warden, Katie
Kennedy. Emma Truxell, Lolita and Emma
Schultz, Jennie Cassell, Maggie Mills and
Mrs. Merkle, and Messrs. Harry Marsden,
Charley LETTERS, Robert Wilson, Will
Brooks, Harry Hastings. Will Day, Joe
EIson. Frank Warden, All 0xtoby, Charley
Schamhra, George Shocks, Charles Han.
cher, Jim Bodley, Andy Brown, John
Butterfield and Jim Giesey. Mayors full
orchestra furnished the music, and fairly
did themselves proud on this occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Yesterday Squire Caldwell sent Wihsa
Matthews, q man Of some ffty years Of az.
or more, to Jail, for stealing coal from tn,
b. Il o. Railroad Company's cars along tn,
tracks south OF the creek on Water street
The company loses geeat deal OF coal BY
thieves in this way. and in order to brsal
il up Policeman Jim Bell made the ARES
as stated. Matthews was held in the sun
of SIS, and in default of the security re
quired he was sent to jail 10 answer befor,
the Grand Jury tomorrow, Monday The
value OF the coal was only ten cents. bu'
that has nothing to do with the theft. Il
was for the theft he was arrested, and moi
for the value of the coal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

l,90I Water street, will receive ON Mon
day:
One car large Rose Potatoes,
One car large Rose Seed Potatoes,
so boxes Oranges,
% cases Oranges,
10 crates Bermuda Oranges,
10 boxes Lemons,
20 tubs choice Butter. which they Of.
TO the trade at lowest possible figures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

l.sO4 Water street, will receive on No
day:
One car large Rose Potatoes,
One case large Rose Seed Potatoes.
so boxes Oranges,
y cases Oranges,
% crates BERN da Onions.
SO boxes 1t mons.
% tubs choice Butter,
which they offer to the trade at losest 20,
sible figures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Our stock of Mems, Youths,
and Children's Clothing never
was more complete nor our prices
more reasonable. As usual We
show all the novelties of the
season In Gents Furnishing
Goods. Our stock Is replete
with everything new and tony.
Prices the Lowest.
ID. GUNDLING ~ CO..
Star ClOthicrS, SIS 18th st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

All over the land are going into ECSTASY
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlocked for Recovery
by the timely use Of this great life sayin'
remedy. causes them 10 10 nearly Wild ia
Its praise. II is guaranteed 10 positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hsy
Fever, Bronchitis, Hosrseness. Loss o.
Voice, or snv affection OF the Throat and
Lungs, Trial bottles ten cents at Logan q
Co.'S, Bridge Corner Drug Store. Large sin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

The hop given Wednesday evening by
this club at Fransheim's Hall was tae So
ciesy event OF the week, and WIS COM
plete success. The committee was COM
posed of well.known gentlemen in the club.
who thoroughly attended to every detail
in the affair, ensurIng it a, agreeo6e cnl-
mination. The elegant little ballroom
was early filled by the handsomely COS
tuned ladies and conventienaliy clothed
gentlemen. who to the bewi.ching strains
Of Mayors full orchestra, circled over the
floor. waltzes, quadriiles, polkas aud Ian
GERS composed the well.arranged dance pro
gramne, and followed each other in such
auick succession that the enthused dancers
took no note of time and were much a..
tonished when the strai ms OF Home, sweet
Home At ) A. NJ, called them to the door
for the last waltz. During the interval a.
i9 p N. delicate refreshments were served;
in the dining hall connected with the Dali
room. Among the ladies and gentlemen
BedilioH, Mollie Ball, Nora Brown. Jessie
Brinton, Laura Embler, Alice EN-
bier, Minnie Hsuse, Stella Ha1se,
Julia Heftly, Linnie James, Nellie
Owens, Lille Porter, Mary and kane
Wright, Annie Odbert Lizzie Hunter, Ida
Bishop, Nellie Lukens, Dixie Phillips, An
ME Davis and Bertha McIain, Pittsburgh.
The gentlemen were: Brady Bedilion,
Lou Franzheim. VIM. Gore, Orley Miller,
Charles Noble, Harry Odbert Lou RDlf, ;.
T.. Schellhase, A. G. Slower, Frank Steph-
ems, Joe weodmansee, Harry Fink, Col.
Tappan, George Sterling, Ed Brown. BID
and L. s. Cariin, VIM. Laughlin, Steve
Rice, Harry Stallmsn, Dave Garden, Orion
Zane, I. o. Bosley, John Hammond, Hob
Brown, Mike Dinger, Harry Robertson and
Nj and Mrs. George h. Wheat, Jr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

ASH the Hope reel passed Shays Theatre,
which was crowded with pleasure seekers,
IN response to the alarm of fire last even.
ing, some person, aspiring to be a practi-
cable Joker, cried Fire" Fire which
came very near causing panic. Men and
boys rushed for the door. Fortunately
the ultcisls and gentlemen employed at
this theatre were cUol-headed men, and 81
their united efforts succeeded in StoppiaS
the crowd before jam could he effected
~ the stairs.
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Elegant Reeepsfon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Wilde entertained .
select coterie Of friends, Friday evening, at
their pleasant home on Fifteenth street
The company assembled at the early hour
Of $50 r. n, and as the pnsjority were de-
yout disciples of Pole, Immediately took
possession Of the old number
OF tables, and entered into the
everexciting struggle for the odd trick. To
give an account Of the many rubbsrs o. the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

ALI builders wishing 10 obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, SpOuting
etc. should call on Heinlein Bros, DEALER
in Household Furnishing Goods apd Manu-
lecturers OF Galvanized Iron Eorni0 and
all kinds OF job work. Heinlein Block
Bank street. Bridgeport, Ohio.
We guarantee all work 70 give satisiac
ton,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Nersrs. Diehl a Kober.

day:
One car large Rose Potatoes,
One car large Rose Seed Potatoes.
so boxes Oranges,
> cases Oranges,
20 crates Bermuda Onions,
so boxes Lemons,
20 tubs choice Butter.
which they offer to the trade ut lowest
possible figures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
BaIl mt the AFfOn.

On Friday evening a ball Of immense
proportions was given at this popular re.
sort by the Local Union No. 8, American
Flint Glass Workers. The music, which
was good, was given by Kaltenbach's
orchestra, which organization is composed
entirely OF members OF the Union. The
hall was fairly jammed from an early hour
in the evening till late hour yesterday
morning. Delegations were present from
all the surrounding towns, and helped to
swell the crowd and add enjoyment to the
occasion on the principal Of the more the
merrier. The crowd, thanks to the skill.
full management of the foor committee,
were able TO enjoy the pleasures OF the
dance, albeit they were sOmeshat crowded
IN regard to space. During the interval at
l2 P. NJ, refreshments were served in the
dining hail connected with the ball room,
after which dancing was resumed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Not I'm the Combination.

Twenty thousand bolts new style wall
paper at reduced prices. and 10 cents,
with borders to match. Splendid carpets
at 20, %, 80, 10 and 50 cents. Oil cloth
window blinds made up ready to hang at
50 cents. Dry Goods. Notions, etc. We
only sell for cash. Call and examine the
stOck aud satisfy yourselves. Nos. 23I9 and
2osl Main street. John Roemer,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

SEASONS come and go and men are born
and die, but Martin Thornton's restaurant
still keeps up its reputation. For over
nine years Martin has been with us and
his popularity is still increasing. He has
made no flourish only to die again. but
has given Us q good wholesome eating
house, that came 10 stay. II you want .
nice, toothsome meal. " lunch at any
hour, embracing anything you can order
or the market sffords, go to the Capital
ID lining Rooms and interview its smiling
proprietor. He has stood the test Of time
and only improves with age.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Whom the alarm nj lire was tnrne

When the alarm OF lire was turned in
last evening, son of Ch,et Cunning unisr.
took to get his fathers horse and buggy
out for him When the boy got in the
buggy. the horse started before be could
gather the lines ana ran the buggy wheel
against the door post, and the sudden stop
Of the buggy allowed the horse TO go
through the harness young man
passing caught the animal rs he started up
the alley aud returned him. Chief Dun
ming repaired the harness in few minutes
ard reached the fire in good time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Making This Article Very Destrabi~
The warm weather, when II Is terrible u
cook by coal stove, 10 coming. So il camp
meeting time. Amy person desiring u
buy. very cheap, n good second hand. thre'
burner gasoline stove 10 Hull patent yspor
car learn Of such q one by addressing H.
care this Office.
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DIED.

HOLMEs-sai urday morning, April ]. lsss
Al 9:Q O'Clock, Margaret, wife al hobsf'
Holmes, In the eth year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband
No. 100 Seventeenth ~. on Monday aftsrno'd
at2 O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc In
vited To attend. Interment at PeninsuI'
cemetery.
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ArneRiea AhAAA.

The American manufacture OF u rem srs
able floor covering, ."Linoleum," is no.
acknowledged TO be DO superior to the for
eign article that only inferior grades CIR
be Imported. The home made goods max,
q perfect floor cloth OF Durability and az
tistic effect beyond dispute. The wsltoa
trade mark with the word "Linoleum" i,
on the back Of every square yard. Al
carpet dealers keep Il, In use, the fnre'gr
viii look dirty and dinsy, the American
bright and clean.
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THE INCEaDIARI.
Ihe Fire Last Evening A Marrow Is
cape at Shay'S TheRtre-Ghicf Dun
ninE'z Accident.

Last evening at lu.5u an alarm Of lire
was turned in from Box 81. corner of Eiv
crside Forge and Twenty sixth street, occa-
stoned by Jane, Higgins residence, in Al
icy 7, being On lire. The department
responded promptly. and in a very few
minutes had the ire cXtluguisAel. Upon
sn Investigation i; was discovered that the
building had been SET on li;e in two places.
IN the front room IN the first floor, and on
the root near the chimney. bed was
burned in the room on the tir>t tDor. and 4
small hole in the rcof one hundred dol
lars will cover the losses.
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BreWnNs New. Depot.

1923 Market street, is headquarters for
SpaldiBg's Base Ball Goods. Also the
largest and most complete stock Of News.
papers, Magazines. Libraries. Song Books,
Novelties. &c, in the city. A line of fns
cigars. tips 10, lately added.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Tx new Merchants Dining Rooms. on
Twelfth street, opened up to a rushing
business on Monday last. The genial pro.
prietorS, MsSSrS. Lilten & VanSeuren, know
how TO furnish q good meal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

THERE is no article we can recommend
more highly than McLsin's Vegetable Pills
for all cases OF dyspepsia, billiousness, cos
tiveness, and in fact for all purposes as a
family medicine. Be sure you get the
Wheeling Pill, as all others are imita.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Grand Opening OF Spring and
Summer Millinery Oh Friday and
Saturday, April 13 and II, at
Mrs. =. =. KiSnerfS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

To finish the Garfield Memorial Church
is the object of the Lecture at the Disciples
Church, next Tuesday evening. All should
attend
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

YouxG men ought to hear what ChapaiH
Powers has TO say about . poor young maa
who wss not ashamed Of principle AMI
who succeeded ip lie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Fancy Dress HOP,

Mr.. Henry Harper's elegant residence on
Eighteenth street was the scene OF the most
noteworthy event Friday evening that has
characterized the youthful entertainments
given in this city during the past season.
The occasion, which has been agitating the
circle of intere sted masters and misses Tor
the past week, was the fancy dress hopgiven
by the host in honor Of his sou, Master
Sans, ninth birthday. The children, on
theii early arrival, were conducted to the
dressing rooms on the upper floor. where,
after donning their costumes, they were
cordially and gracefully welcomed by Mas.
ter Sam. who was dressed to represent
Washington His costume consisted OF
white court wig, black velvet coat, buh
satin waistcoat and knee breaches, silk
stockings and silver buckles. The
majority of the young jewellers were in
fancy dress, the Kate Greenaway style
predominating among the misses, who
looked cute and charming as they hoated
around the rooms to the splendid music
furnished by Professors Kramer and Xii.
never. At l0P. NJ, during a brief inter
val, the enthusiastic little dancers were
enticad away from the floor, while refresh.
mcnts were served. Dancing was after.
wards resumed and continued I'LL IL p. ~,
when the little guests, after dancing the
Virginia reel, withdrew to their different
homes to resume again the testal pleasures
in their happy dreams. Among the differ.
ent cOstumed ladies and gentlemen we
noticed the following: Miss Matte Cald.
well. pink and red Greenaway; L. Burke,
Daughter of the Regiment; Jessie Turner,
crimson Greenaway, with bonnet and ian
to match, and black mits; Mamie Fisher,
red and white Greenaway, bonnet and mits
to match; Ida Taylsr sprie, fancy cos
tune OF crimson velvet; Tod Baird. bull
and blue Greenaway; Sue Baker, Mother
Hubbard costume Katie White, black aud
red polka dot Bessie Jepson, blue and
white Greenaway; Bessie Rice, becoming
fancy costume, gray and cardinal: Bessie
Tavler. blue and white Greenaway; Bessie
Lamb, blue and white Mother Hubbard;
Ella Wright. red and white fancy costume;
Ida Reed pink and blue Greenaway; Sadie
Baird. bordeaux Greenaway; Mary Lang,
dark blue silk; Eta Harper fancy dark
blue velvet; Amelia Chandler, blue silk;
and Masters Harry OFT, sailor; OFT Laugh
lin, sailor; Benoni Good, sailor; Walter
Hall, prince costume, black velvet; Harold
Norton. prince blue and pink costume; ;
Morgan Berger white wig and buff velvet;
Percy Norton, fancy pale blue; Will Tur-
ner, blue Greenaway, and the following
wore fancy costumes, Will Baird, Will
Kelly, Percy Harden, Albert Taylor. Bates
Butler, Arthur Irwin, Morris Chandler and
Paul and Jimmie Alexander.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

liz yonr children show any signs Of haY
ing worms. you should get COX OF Nc
Lain's Candy; it never fails TO remove
ihsm. ard il IS 50 pleasant - tGGe: hiery
ssne Eho has tried ID recommends il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

New Patterns Plated Knives,
Spoons and Forks just received
by JACOB w. CRUDE, the
,Jewelcr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

IL you have a cough, you shoald use
MeLain's Pecloral Syrup, which has prov
on itself 10 be the best remedy IN the mar
ket. Large bottle, and no Rorphia or
opium.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Jusr received 800 boxes OF choice Nee.
sina oranges and lemons. For sale ut los
market rates at q. 8 Feeney's, 1910 Main
Al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

THE boss L P. White Custom Made Shirt,
n, q. Hess 4 Sons, at 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

OWE 400 people attended Chaplain
Powers Lecture on Garfield, in the great
Tabernacle I'm BROOKLYN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

TIE boss l.. ?. White Custom Made Shirt,
ut G. Hess & Sons, ~ 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
SOCIAL PLANTS
B!ossoming In the Sunlight OF
Fashion
Into Gay Parties, Routs and 8alls-prssums
Of the Weeks Doing Among
the Cav.
Rsst End SurpYiBc.

Miss Mary Murray was surprised Wednes
dsy evening Ut her pleasant home on 18th
street, East End. The guests on their be-
ing ushered into the parlors proceeded to
inaugurase q delightful little conversation
in order to while dull care away. Music.
various games and literary efforts ahmed
with the choice chit-chat that always char
acterizes this style of entertainment dis
posed of time rapidly that ere the guests
were aware, the hour OF midnight strsck
when the guests were invited toths festai
board where the supper spread vas such rs
would have tempted an epicure. After
supper quiet hour was passed in various
social diversion, when the guests regretut-
ly ter dered the hostess graceful adieu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
MY ApNRaIl0GAEIo.

UyANTED-A GOOD CoOK-ENQUlRE
w atJOHN ROEMERB Dry Goods, Csr
pets and Wall Paper House, Nos. 3ie and M
Main ~. No waShing or ironing 70 do. 0ooS
wages given. apsq
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SUMMER IN COMMA,

Tnr boss l.. r. White Custom M ade Shirt
at c. Hess 4 Sons, at 81.