Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15

everything looks encouraging. In addition
10 he cast published in last Sundays RRG-
IsrEE there will be the following solos, reel
tations, duets. etc: ~
Mary, Miss Flo Williams.
Recitstive, "Higher and Higher Mounts
the SUM-" song, The Birds have Sought
the Forest Shade" recitatiye, ''In the
chorus. "All Nature Now Rsjoices."
Anna, Miss Platte McNeel.
Recltative, 1.-The Sun Has Now Drunk
M the Morning Dew; song. "''Scenes OF
Hanpiness Love Thee" recitatiye, Joy,
Vow, n lie not the Tented Field"
Dairy Maid, Miss Mary Nc Eimm.i
Song, "a Dairy Maid anil" song, FELL
Me So -.
Simkins-william Wins
Song. "Heighoi how early the folks get
up" Song. I'm one Of the laughing kind"
seIensde and love song; song and laughing
ci orus, mo, no, not YET" and, will any
one buy me an umbrella?
Farmer-James Wallace
Recitalive, Arouse ye! arouse ye"
recilative, "rhe hour of noon is here"
recitaiiye. Refreshed now with vigor
rev." recitatiye, Prepare now We to close
he lsbors of the day." song, "Blitbely we
90 forth" recitative, How pleasant are
those cheerful words" song, How hushed
and still"
Duet-Msry and Anna-"Sxeet morn,
how lovely is thy face
Duet-William and Anna-'See! the
clouds are breaking
Ousrtette-Misses Flo Williams Maggie
Kerr, and Messrs Robert Kerr and J. O.
GIay-"Sweet after toll cometh rest
Double Trio-Misses Fannie Yanpelt,
Anna Ralston. Bell Cpdegraff, Bradie
Lewis and Ella Delworth-"Whea wander
ing DER the earth"
Serenade-Willism and Mary
Mary, live the world reposes;" dream
song, There is none so brave as Willie
Quartette-
Flo Williams, soprano: Ida Hoyle, alto:
Robert Kerr, tenor; John Wallace, first
bass; J. C. Gray. second bsss-"How good
MowerseRobert Kerr, J. A. Dickson. J.
Munslo, tenors; T. W. Shreye, J. T. Thamas.
I'd McCombs, bass.
spresder-Misses Platte McNeely. Angie
Gray, Jennie GEmstrong.. Flora Williams,
Frances LOTUS. first sopranos; May Robin
son. Nay McEim, Anna RalstOn, Ellie
Smith. Fannie Van Pelt, second sopranos;
Jennie Gray, Ella Dilworth, Maggie Arm
strong. Ida Hoyle. Brodie Lewis, Bell
| Updegrafi, sltos.
The chorus will be large aud strong and
from every indication the hall will be
crowded each night.
The VIM Penn tea party at the L. p:
Church on Friday night was well attended
and WIS very pheasant affair. wilson
Kerr assumed the character OF George Pear
son and Miss Kate Abbott Mrs. George
Pearson The representation was good
one, The Gov. MARKHAM, OF Wellington
Campbell, with Maggie Kerr as his wife,
could not hsye been better. The repre-
sentation of VIM Penn by Anderson Raj
ston, Jr, and Eula Elma Maria Penn, by
Ellen Gray vas splendid. In short all
were good and created much fun.
They gave reception to those
present. They were introduced by
Rey. Wier. DIR. J. NJ. Blackboard aud h. Z.
&, I'd, after which they repaired to supper,
a splendid one. Besides supper there was
tie choicest refreshments, and $50 10 was
netted. Much more could have been made
if they had had more Refreshments, and all
those present wish such occasions would
come oil often.
Parties wanting good and cheap homes
on easy payments can secure them oil u. II.
Smith, Commercial Block, as he has
number OF houses, and also lots in all parts
Of our city. -
4 musical organization Is TAXED o. we
have lots of talent
III. A. Saver, of Washington, Pa, who has
bt en- spending the winter with Rev. +. K.
Jones, pastor of the NJ. H. Church, will re.
turn home this week. He is much pleased
with our town and people, and says he
never enjoyed himself better.
Miss Lucy Westlake is visiting relatives
in Pittsburgh.
W. S. Meek has been elected director OF
the new evening paper in Wheeling, and
will work on the paper.
potar WapenPr If Indiana county. Pa.
is having the old Remnant room cleansed
snd repainted, d will open CONNECTION
ary, restaurant ndgreen grocery about the
first OF the month.
The mill BOYS are already knocking Off
on account Of the heat
Miss Ida Welsh, charming CadIz belle,
is visiting her friend Miss Platti McNee'y.
Straw hats are around. George NoIhardt
claims to hsve been the first out
The Industry building association will
have the first sale next month. The dues
for this association are received at /. w.
Shreve office.
Rev. SanJenschogcr, OF Benwood, will
preach IL the German church to night.
sual services VII be held in the morning,
the pastor officiating.
Mrs Wan. WicI is or the sick list
James ONeill will sdppIy the Hayma-
kers with .iue piano.
Col. G. W. Mitchell conteinp plates moving
west and oilers ihe very choicest building
sites in Walnut Grove for sale cheap, also
some cheap lots near the large manutacto-
RIGS.
\ grocery will lie opened in the Breiden.
s:cin property, on Walnut street.
A festival Mas heldat the A. NJ. L. church
list night, for the benefit Of Vim. Carter,
q culurcd gentleman who has been quite
sick Tor some time.
Ou- leaders should bear in mind that the
PEOPLES shoe store is selling out at cost.
Rare bargains are offered.
La Belle We can not adopt so | am in.
formed by Postmaster 5. +. Dean, as there
j. a town in Lawrence county, this State,
uy that name. The next person suggest
:! . name for Martins Ferry. should con-
alta postmaster. What shall we call the
i,WA'
\ tramp entered Mr. Harvey McHenry's
.,s.jencr. on Friday night and had it not
lave been Tor Deighbor would have stolen
Il isir Of pants.
The machinery for sinking the gas we'll has
arrived, and the work of boring will begin
this week.
Prof. c. W. Herman, of Harrisville, was
| in the city on Friday visiting his friends
and taking in the sights.
A reception will be given at the Hanover
Hotel on next Tuesday evening by the
l.SdleS Union Benevolent society OF luis
city. The reception is given to those who
contributed in the presentation OF the
Two Orphans" SC successfully, and
pleasant time is anticipated. There will
be excellent music, first-class supper and
there is no reason why the occasion should
not be enjoyable. No invitations will be
issued, and all those who took part in the
presentation in any way are expected TO be
| present. This means every body.
The Catholic fair al Commercial Hall
closed last evening. A large crowd was
present. 1t is estimated that about 1880
was realized. full report of results OF
different contests will appear in to-mor'
| rows REGISTER.
Joseph Nelson. one of the good looking
| REGISTER carriers, is on the sick list.
| Sheekey's Sun saloon and restaurant g
being repspered aud painted.
The foundAtio for the Williams build
| ing, on WashnGt n street, Is about CON-
| pleted. This building will be an ornament
| 10 Washington street.
Harry Stdgwick and John Spence re-
turned to the Granville College yester-
| day.