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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Island Hospitality.

Friday eve ing pleasant reception was
rendered DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Howes, OF
Brainerd, Mimi, at the residence OF Mrs.
Howes' mother. Mrs. Fanny Murine, on
South Penn street, Island. Quite num-
Der Of their friends were present and spent
q most delightful evening in such social
amusements as are akin to such occasions.
Supper was a very enjoyable feature and
vas sppreciatively attended to by all
present. The occasion was decidedly pleas.
ant and was heartily er ioyed by the guests,
III whose min Is happy remembrances
IT the affair will no doubt lineer
hrg, especially as Mr.. and Mrs
Huwfs leave for their western home next
Wednesday. Among those present were
Gel. Geo s. Garfield. of Brainard, Mimi;
lr. ara Mrs +. &. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
A. Mcclure, Mr.. end Mrs. Walter Rinsha t,
Mr and Mrs. A. V. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
John McIain, Miss Florence Wilson, Miss
En.e Halstead, Miss GIMME Coen, Misses
Apgie. Bessie and Sue Murine, Mess.
Thos. Wilson, A. J. Hslstead, and J. T..
COep.
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MUSICAL MATTERS.
Notes fresm the Local and Geaersi
d world Of Austc.


Tie Madison, Wis, papers speak very
highly of Prof. Lueder's orchestra which
he Organized and taught soon after going
there 10 live. Prot. L. will be remembered
Is the first director OF the Opera House
orchestra OF this city, and the good seed
sown by his able administration Is now
bearing fruit, for be it was who Infused
little enthusiasm into our local musicians,
then giving the first orchestral concert
under bis direction.
Patti was failure in Montreal during
Maplsson's recent tour, and he had 10 re-
duce the prices of admission and seats to
less than those charged Tor Gsrster to get
an audience.
A symphony has been written by a
woman, Nine Augusta Holmes, and has
had a great success at Pasdeloup's concerts
in Paris. .,
DIR. Ritter, in his "Music in America"
saws the formation OF singing societies IN
New England about l721 marked the dawn
of musical cultivation in this country,
William Billings, the Boston tanner and
psalm singer, having been the hrst ais
tinsuished American composer. TIE hrst
operate performance in New York was that
OF The Bepgsrs Opera in 100.
Ferdinand Wachtel, now singing as tenor
1t Leipsic, is said TO have provoked the
bitter jealousy of his father. The latter,
Theodore WachteI, was married man,
driving dfoschke in Hamburg, when he
discovered his voice. After his operate
successes be left his wife, or perhaps SD
eft him, the two children going with to-
mother. One of those children IS the tenor
of Lsipsic The great singer, now the head
of a second family, lives in Berlin.
Pauline Lucca maintains that she IS row
.ply singing and working for her little
daughter al d her future son-in-law. what
model MOI her in-law she will make!
Stella Auber, a neice OF the great com
Do er Auber, is singing in private circles
IN Paris and is creating quite sensation
The Is said 10 have a tine appearance aud
is dramst;c soprano. A member OF the
StIakosch fsmily is trying to induce her 10
appear in Jublic.
Colonel Napleson is said to have found a
new tenor, by the name OF Anton, fro II
Hsvsna. md to be immoderately enthusi ~
tic about hiG.
ha sings. ,,
Twas rot Humpty Dumpty which had
great fall in Wheeling, but the double bass
belonging to the company which is no"
laid up for repairs at Sheib's music store:
Mr.. C. A. House has been doing good
business in the past week at Martins Ferry
ard height orhood.
Wilson & Banner have disposed of two
Kranich az Bach Baby Grand pianos dur
u the past week; one was bought by Pro-
lessor Bassett, of Cleveland, for his sister,
the other was sold 10 Mrs. F. Norton, OF
Wheeling.
Mr.. o car Seely has been en- ,aged as
bssso for st. Mathews Church, ana will
commence to sing next sunday.
The Beethoven Society re elected Tuiius
Lohse as President Mr.. A. Helmbrccht as
Treasurer, and Professor Malmene as Mu-
steal Dir ctor.
1t is said that Miss Ella b. Lewis will
shortly return to New York 10 continue
Der vocal studies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

present Who enjoyed thsmselvss danoias
to Bill Mayors sxcellsnt music. aad the
houn were tripped away IN manner that
precluded the idea OF Q slow tune. only
loo swiftly did the time pass until quite q
late hour the next morning whom the gay
party disbsnded and retired to their
homes. Refreshments were on hand and
formed an epjoyab feature Of the occasion.
The young gentlemen VINO composed the
committees may feel proud OF the entire
managed everything to that end. Follow
ing are the committees: Committee OF
Arrangements, Mont Lewis, Chris. Brest,
Dave Chamber. George Koehler: Committee
OF invitation, Ed. Bowman, Joseph Hates,
Charles Wilson, B. Redman; Floor man
sgers. CHARLES Beuter, George Wilson. r.
N.sbitt. Ballat master, Weidebush.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

AsI,K ETOMACH-AN ACHING HEAD
AND CON-IDERABLE 9skEkAL DC.
BlLITY ARE THRkE wARNIN0s WHICH
GERoUs DisEAsEs NAY BE EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW THEM ~ not ARREST -
WITHOUT DELAY. TONE the Kk..AxED
STOMACH, CALM The EXCITED BRAIN,
Wish 10 tsCAPE The EyILs WHICH
1bE PkEMoNIrnkr sYMxrOM SSSt
VIOLENT BILIOUS ATTACKS. HEkyOU9
hILAEN1s aIgHT BIG PKEyEh1Ep 70
SALINE TUHIC AND ALTERAf VIZ WeHe
Always TAKEN IN TfMk' BOLD BY ALL
DhUGGIB1B.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
The Comet Appears.

The Comet Social gave one Of its delight
ful dances at Maennerchor Hail on Thurs
day evening. About one hundred couples
we're present, who spent happy evening
IN the many pleasures such an occlsio af
ford Dancing occupied the greater par,
If the evening, and when one dances u
Billy Mayors charming music II is certain
~ enjoyable. The Comet young men ar
sdepis In the art OF making their affairs
epjoyably happy, and they did so on this
occasion. Refreshments formed plesssn
feature of the affair, and were partaken OF
with great gusto by those present. The
next hop OF the Comet, which will occur
in The ear future. will be a bal masq ue
and will undoubtedly be Q grand success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
DRESS PARADE.
Tho Grand Review Of the Gayetias
If " ofthe Week. as $751;
How the Surprisers, the Feasters and the
Trippers Of the Light Fantastic
Reyeled in Social Dis.
spation.

The rounds of the social gayeties of the
past week discovered plenty of fun and
merry king, but nothing especially
novel in the line. 1t might be supposed
the constantly recurring, ssme-old-round
of dances would grow monotonous, but is
does not seem so, to witness the appended
array.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Dreadful DEATH
OF q Man Cleared OF the stain Of MUIR
der-HenFy HtIIer's Demise.


Henry Miller, OF Fulton, died on Friday
night in great sgonv Of mind and body.
This simple notice would be incomplete
without an explanation. About three
years seo Miller shot and killed John Hill
ton, of Fulton.
The tragedy originated In saloon quar-.
rel, which wss afterwards renewed on the
National road after the parties had left the
saloon, and in that rfray Hilton was NOR.
tally wounded. There wss great exotic.
ment at the time, and in the heat OF the
coroner's inquest which took place imme-
diately sitter the killing things seemed very
dark for Miller.
In the trial in the Circuit Court, how.
ever, Miller-Kaa cleared on the ground OF
self defep.e. Since that terrible night he
has hardly seemed himself no doubt brood.
ing over vha. he was compelled 70 do to
defend bis own life. He gradually ssnk In
vitality until death ended his mental and
physical suferings Friday night He wss
SO years of sge. He leaves . widow and
three children.
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TO INVESTORR.

Petons inclined 70 make large o. small 10.
ve.tmenis In desirable real estats In RAP.
IDLY GkC " ING city. o. In nrst nofsg -
securities paying good rates Of intsrsss. 80
invited 70 correspond with The updsrdSnsd.
~. Paul. the capital Of Min nssota, II sltsatsd
o. the head OF navigation Of the gsas No
si,sirpi River. and u the ssteway 70 80
com mercisl metropolis Of The New NORTH.
west, being an important RAILROAD ceutss -
one OF the tsrmini Of ths great Hssshssn
Pacific railroad. now eD0pisted. Ths NsyS
sdvsptsgss se<m 20 insurs for II gSns1
future. Is population. y tbs conIerotissS
sss,smep, In NsJeh. lsss, wss 5000: In Jans,
ipvestmes 4 msde Of from mo uA Uns9.
ctptionAbls References giys..
HARRY CALDWELL.
Real EstA1D Aee1t,
IssH Z ssysath ~ ~ -. xisn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
NOuthfut RuPpPIse.

Last "Wednesday evening a numb,r o.
iule folks gathered at Mr.. Adam Henne-
n an > residence OIL North Main street o.
surprise. in honor Of Miss Maude's fifth
anniversary. very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all. The guests present were
Jessie Epblin, Lorens Henneman, Birdie
Heuneman, Stella Schuman, Kate Elig
Maggie May bury, ami Willie Bye, FL it
Fig Charlie HI nemap. Charlie Schumsn.
Willie Ephlin, Willie Elig and Richly
MaYbEry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
A Well Merited Tr,bute.

We, the undersigned passengers on board
the L. & o. express which left Chicaro at
$40 P. NJ. January 18th, 1854, and which
met with an accident by overtaking and
colliding with freight train west OF Gar
rett, Indians, desire to express our appre-
citation of the prompt and courageous
action Of Conductor S. A. Crawford, VIII
after the engineer and fireman in peril Of
their lives had been compelled to desert
the engine, the former painfully and the
latter fatally injured, Conductor Crawford
with knowledge that the engine was re
versed and our crippled train trav,lin
backward, jumped into the snow aad
stopped the train by climbing upoa the
moving engine.
IL sfIords us much pleasure to avail our.
selves of this crude sui hssty manner OF
Noticing our Obligation for such an ex-
nlbition of calm forethought in the moment
Of our peril.
J. G. Tidball, NJ. D., Boonville, Iowa:
ohm Shannon, Chicago, ILL.,; w. J. Porter,
New York; Francis Lowe, Havana, ILL.,;
Irs. F. Lowe, Havana, Ill Miss Luis
,iurney. st. Paul, Mimi; n. o. Williams,
n. X. Wilson, G.. h. Hsgsus Chss. c. Bail.
Cbas. n. Robinson. 5. y. Hoolnson, ano
and John X. White, Chicago. ILL.,;
:. C. Robinson, Minneapolis, Nina;
I. C. RickeDbaugh. attorney, Tifiu. Ohio,
A. d. Lenier, THIN, Ohio; ]. @. Roger,
Mayor, Tiftin, Ohio; Archibald Biyth,
RendviIle. Ohio: Alexander Young, Rsnd.
vile, Ohio; Ed NJ. Walsh, Baltimore,
Nary land: 4. +. Ingraham, Kansas City,
Missouri: II. C. Peterson. Auburn, To-
dlana: J. K. Dovis, Sibley, Iowa;
Melburn Duffy, Michigan; T. Bennett
Chicsgo, H.. Dsmas r. Moninger, Wheel
ing, w. Va; F. A. Black, Al. Kushler,
Lewis Dutton, Chicago, ILL.,; n. L, ID. Fur
long, Desdwood. ID. I.
FLoRALIN is an elegant substitute for
slycerins. csmphor ice, cold cream, etc
without being sticky or greasy. Kid gloves
ran be worn Immediately after using with
ont soiiipg them. Price, % cents. For
sale by all druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Rurkleu's APnoea AAlVa.

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns,
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, Cancers Piles. Cbilblains, Jorns
letter, Chopped Hands and all skin sr.p
tions. Guaranteed TO cure In every To-
stance or money refunded. % cents per
bcx. For sale by Logan & Co., Dfugsists
Bridve Corner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

MANY persons who seemingly have oon-
sumption have perfectly sound Lungs, and
their distress originates altogether from
disordered kidneys and liver. Now there
are thousands of remedies that will relieve
kidney and liver diseases, but there is only
one that can be depended upon for effect.
ing q permanent cure, and that is Browns
Iron Bitiers. Its efficacy has been satisfsc-
rorily proven in thousands of insta noes
after all other remedies failed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
aasahas 3e9iste1'
SUNDAY. JANUARY 20, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

BUY q Christmas present that
will Outlasr time. A present
that will not only gladden. the
heart to-day, but In after years
assaken happy recOilections OF
fhegiver. Buy Ii from JACOB
w. GRUBB. and you viii not be
disappointed.
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Pleasant birthday Party.

On Friday evening last the residence 81
VIM. N VIM n, on Ohapliue str, Centre
Wheeling, was the sceps of happy party,
the occasion big his birthday. About
fifteen. couple were present, who enjoyed
themselves in various amusements. At IL
o'clock choice refreshments were served
which were attended to with avidity. by
the guests. During the evening Mr.; New
man was the recipient OF pair OF beauti'
full pictures, the present OF his frlends. AZ
wishing Mr.. Ne man many like pleasant
occasions,
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DIED.

NILLER.-At Fulton, Fri6 ny, January 10.
ia, nj II 30 O'Clock p. m, Henry MILNE
sged 81 year.
Funeral from his late re- idencs this aftsS-
roon at 2 O'Clock. Ibtermsnt nj Psni nsula
c. metery. Friends are IN vited TO attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

From Evansville, Ind, the home of our
correspondent, Mr.. John r. Patterson,
comes the following: Samaritan Ncrrinc
cured my wife of a case of female weak
ness" It's an extract from Mr.. Psttersons
letter 81 so
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II Yaa vast

Sole Leather, Shoe Nails. Pegs, Avis, Shoe
Thread, Shoe Laces, Shoe Dressing. Back
ing, shoe Brushes, Heel Plates, Heel Saf
I. pers. or sny other article In the she's
finding list. call on Jno. A. White, III
Market ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Leap Year Party.

LAST Wednesday evening party COM
posed of the young society people of Cam
eron. drove out in sleighs to attend a leap
year psrty at Jscktowu, . distance of ten
miles. When they arrived at Jscktown,
they were handsomely entertained by the
yourg ladies Of the party at Mr.. lnne's
motel where feast OF good things were
prepared, to which all did ample justice.
AS it Was now midnight, the party turned
their steeds homeward. Mr.. James
McConnsughey and Miss Ida Nc
Donald were the leading spirits
of the party; although theirs was the
fourth slsigh to leave Jacktown, they were
the first to arrive at Cameron, much to the
chsgrin of the other members Of the party.
The party was made up as follows: Mr.. s.
B. Kettle and Mss Cora WOODBURY., Mr.
Silss Jores and Miss Bell WOODBURY., Mr..
ID. W. McConnaughey and Miss Fannie
Roberts, Mr.. James Wymsn and Miss Allie
SzSyers. Mr.. Charles WOODBURY. and Miss
Minnie Ingram, Mr. James McConnauguey
and Mss Ida u, Donald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
A plea,aut reception.

Messrs. Adam AMI Jyan Ribig, old
Wheeling boys, now OF Caicago, who have
bten visiting here for the past week, gave
q pleasant little stag party TO number
OF their friends on North Main street, FRI
day evening last. VIM. Schwertferger aud
VIM. Gruce. with Others, made happy lit.
tie speeches appropriate to the occ ssion,
and a general good time was INDUCED IN by
the guests. At about II o'clock delightful
r.past was served, 10 which the guests did
justice. The vour" w. vbo ara
now IN business in c ic rgo, will leave for
there in a few days, and their many friends
wish for them continued success. Those
present were; Frank Gruce, William
SchU ertfeRer, John ERner, Of Chicago
Peter and william Zoeehler, OF DeadSood,
d. T.; George +. Stifsl. Albert Meyers,
George Smith, Peter Robig, William and
John Lutz, Johu Ebbert, Sam and Wi liam
Weltty. Joseph Ebbert, Adam Hess, John
F. Miller, Louis Miller, Edward E6bert,
Harry Ebbsrt George Miller, Adam Blum,
william Schsmlra, William Blum and sew.
eral others
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

AcxKR's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds of blood poisoning, inherit.
ed or contracted, Sold BY Edmund Book
ing and G. Menkemeller, Wheeling; and F.
P. thinner, Bridgeport o., Druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Hr,r.ue from Railroads.

All OF the railroads of the State have
paid in their State taxes for 1888, except
The Chesapeake and Ohio, " hose injunction
aSe is now pending. There is about $3.50.
90 at issue on their case. The cooperative
statements of railrord taxes for 1882 and
1888, rs shown by the following table:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

PLoR.LIx renders face powder invisible
and makes Il adhere 70 the .kin, importing
q brilliant complexion. No iady's toilet
COM lete without It Price, B oents- Fof
sale by all druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Linn Year Party.

Wednesday, evening last, AT the home Of
Miss Katie Lnr", ~. t. North street, a
lcasGa. lisp year RECEPTION was ,cnd:red
,be young gentleman students OF The Ma
iional Business COLLEGE, by the young lady
students Of that institution. The roony
paTl.i> Of iHe nome wsTe prepared ready
Tor GuLcirC. aud the merry rerel'rs IN lul
ed in tie treasures OF thu dance to tletr
hesrt's content 10 charming piano music,
rendered by Prof kilimyer. Happily did
tn. happy party trip the hours away unit
, A. A., when they retired
yati.fied that never before had they
MOVED themselves more heartily than they
nd on his occasion. At about 30 ele
CANT r, freshments were served, TO which
the guests paid their undivided attention
Tor some time. after which dancing Was re-
sum.d and continued until the time came
20 dispersp, which they did very reluctant
~. The young ladies deserve great credit
or the ENJOYABLE manner in which every
hing passed off, and the gentlemen may
feel battered for this mark OF esteem shown
them by their fair friends. Following is
list OF those present:
Misses Lizzie Burt, Amelia Lane, M'ts
Schsrkoff, Annie Davis, josephine DICK
son, Louisa Laue, Annie Brady, Name
Ayers, Annie Loeher, Emma Dudka, Annie
Lsue, Title Laue, Annie Jelles, Bessie Nc
Cullagb, Matte Hobensack.
Messrs. Will Capell. Lou St Myers,
Phillip Bachman, Will Burris, Wells burg;
J. W. Carmichael, Harry McCullagh, G.
Hirsh, Numa Society, John Felloure, Mr..
M.ior, Martins Ferry; Milt Gutman,
Frank McKinly and Ed. Holiday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
lust Before Going.

At the residence OF Mrs. Brues, North
Front street, Island. on Wednesday even.
Ing, a delightful little reception was ten.
dered her daughter, Miss Carrie, and Miss
Laura Lukens, previous to their departur-
for Baltimore, where they will make an eI-
tended visit to friends in that city. Quite
a number of the friends OF both young
ladies we're present and passed the evening
happily away in dancing, card playing and
other social amusements. II Was quite b
snug affair and all present enjoyed II
hugely. At about II 30 an elegant supper
sys served with which the guests maf'
themselves we'll acquainted. Then, after
sishing the charming young ladies' sal
Journey and a pleasant visit, the merry
PARTICIPANTS Reluctantly retired TO their
acme., the young ladies leaving on tn,
40 B Il .. tram for their destination.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
New York Cash store, Nos. 20I9 and
2g2l Main street.

We are receiving new goods almost daily,
which have been bought and will be sold
much below the usual prices for cash.
One case of Scotch Plaid s cents.
One case Mohair Brocades l2j< cents.
Two cases best csIicos, light and dark
fast colored, 5 cents.
One case OF beautiful soft finished 4 4
muslin cents, worth l2H cents. Two
bales 4 4 unbIeached 81 cents; also large
number packages OF fine goods part paid
thereon will be sold for balance due. Call
soon, JOHN RoKxEg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

Keep Your Feet Dry and warm
by using the Cork or Felt Insoles. which
are for sale at Jno. A. Whites, 1871 Mar
ket ST., Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

Use Floraliu tor chapped hands, face and
lips 1t is cooling TO the skin and allays
irritation. Does not smart, dries quickly
and makes rough skin soft and smooth.
Price, % cents. For sale by all druggists,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

AcKER's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Fnr sale by Edmund Booking, c. Msnks
miller, Wheeling, and +. 7. thinner.
Bridceport
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Pleasant Event.

On Monday evening last, et Red Mems
Hall, in Crangle's Block, Eintrscht Lodg
No. 2S4, German Order OF Haragari, held
public installation Of officers. The cere-
monies attendant upon the installation
we're conducted by &. B, VIM. Muaggee, as
listed by the following gratd officers: e..
g, +. Apple; & NJ. J. Schneider; G. A,
+. WiuGeIl G. F., Pa. Ntt; Il. s., w.
Mayer; q. T., u. Roemer; G. |. W., Ernest
Niede!meyer.
Following is list of the officers in
.,alItd: Ex. B A Friese; W. b August
Eberling; Secretary, y. Jannke; Treas.
ur.r, John Mayer; l.. G. .. B., ID. Roemer;
Guiue, +. Appel; Warden. 2 Neit; j. W,
II. Nicolas; K &. W. l. ?. thinner; ]. u.
W. B, II Kerstein.
Dr. Henpig delivered neat speech ap.
proprate To the occasion, after which those
present adjourned to Beethoven Hall where
they spent the evening very delightfully."-
in danciI e and other smusements. The
Opera H use orchestra made sweet music,
TO which be merry party danced late snG
early. Refreshments were on hand and
were highly enjoyed. The members OF this
lodge are sll genial gentlemen, vel known
in Wheeling, and they certainly excelled
themselves in making things pie lsant for
their friends on this occasion. Thus ended
an evening happily begun and happily
ended.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20
Pleasant Masquerade.

A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Misses Julia and Clara Jackson, at their
home, corner Of Main and T@enty-Third
streets last "Wednesday evening. A num-
her OF young friends gathered and masked
themselves then in q body went to the
house of the young lEiies took them entire
y by surprise Although they were great
v amazed, they soon recovered and made
things pleasant for The parry, who spent Q
very enjoy able evening with the aid OF
games, charades and other amusements OF
ike nature. Refreshments were an enjoy
able feature, and were appreciated by the
guests. The fun WAS Continued uutl
lste hour when they all retired, CONSCIOUS
of having bad a splendid time. Many Of
the costumes were quite pretty and some
very comicsl. Following is list OF those
pretent: Misses Ella Obermanu, Caliie
Miller, Annie Debold, Minnie Stratton.
Maggie Fooee, Clara Jackson, Julia Jack
son and Messers Herman Schneider, viii
KIevis, George Debold, Will Boiving,
Howard Wells, Edward Boeshart, Willie
Habers,ick, Mat Hay big, Edward Daitor.
Glass worker Hop.
On Friday evening the Central glass cut
ters gave q pleasant ball at Mssnnerchor
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IsIaud Festivities.

On Wednesday evening last Miss Katie
Gray gave delightful reception to num-
Der OF her friends, at her home on 1,diana
street, Is'ani. About sixtee couples
were present who spent the evening de-
lightfully in dancing and other amuse.
ments akin to such occasions. Refresh
ments were served at the proper hour aud
the guests RECALLED themselves heartily
with the same. Alta late hour the party
retired to their homes, after bidding their
fair hostess lingering good night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-20

/ have the beat assortment of goods for
n,hoemaking and cobbling to be found in
HE State. Jno A. White, il2l Market St.,
uYhesling, w. Va