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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
WEST ALEXANDER.


Wasr ALENAypF@. P, April ll.-This
week seven ra- loads, one of which was
sprirg wheat, the balan"a corn, OATS, and
nil! feed were received and distributed
among our farmers in this anl surrounding
vicinity, some Of whom came near Little
Richmond the town of business and gas
wells.
The country roads roar here are in bad
condition as is the road leading to the depot,
some reform is needed badly on the latter
as in places it is nearly belly deep to horses,
a large volume of standing water IS nearly
tC the top Of the rails on the track.
Reys. Lester and Reed visited Pittsburg,
this week and attended the Moody and
Sankey gathering.
A large number OF ladies OF the Presby-
terrain Missionary Society, of this place, at
tended the missionary meeting at Washing
ton, Pa, they report enjoying a pleasant
time and were agreeaJly entertained by
their Washington sisters.
Our city dads, as we'll as others, are sick
of the lOmps lately purchased for orr place.
They are not much good; they take too
much attention with poor results. Some
person threw stone through one Of them,
to give it air, as we suppose. Ten dollars
reward IS offered for the offender upon con.
vic;ion.
IS usual, this week, quite 4 number Of
Nail City folks were greeting relatives
AID friends here, among whom We noticed
Mrs. s. i. Gibson and sons, Captain Hiram
Young, +. c. Myers, James Charnock (who
did not walk lome % he did on a former
visit, L. II. is, land. of course, A l..
HuYr, Simon BaeT ami others not nov re-
memtered.
Dr. J. II. Little, orWasbing,on, was dom
here this week to see patient of hiS-Mr.
Ralston, near this place The Doctor
dropped in TO see rs
John Scott, near this place, lost q valua-
be mare, one night this week, By getting
loose in the stable AMI falling out back
door, breaking leg She had to be shot.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
we're busy this week cleaning up their
church, which was badly needed, as are
other improvements.
Our young friends, Sam Pattson and
Wyle Davis, left Monday last to see the
West, They got cheap rates via the B, 4
0. r. r.
This morning, snow fell to the depths Of
three or four inches.
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TURF TOPICS.

The entries for the Philadelphia trottiag
meetings are coming in slowly, but Secre
,ary Page is confident that they will be sue
cessfUl in every respect The running meet,
jnCs in other sections of the country are
PROMISING, almost every association having
received many more entries for all the events
,han last year Tho horses throughout the
country are reported 70 have winterei well
and owners speak hopefully Of the work ey,
lected Of them.
Woodbury. Park, seven miles from Cam,
den. ~ j., is for sale.
Mccarthy hiss not yet arrived at Suffolk
Park with Burns horse.
Mr.. c. W. Sharpless wants to sell Young
daught of Dame Trot, 222
Maud S. was shod at Belmont Park last
Tuesday under the eyes of Mr.. Bonperr
Captain Sam Brown, of Pit;sAurg. Will
have pretty formidable string this season,
Jim Guest pro5aIy being tue pick o! the
LOT
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Sy-lH 10 The SuHfgy Register.

WASHINGTON, Pa, April ll.-Col.ege has
entered upon the third term Of the year and
the two weeks OF quiet have given place to
the busy hum Of students and candidates
The usual number OF new students have
entered and some Of the old ones have re.
manned out, teaching, etc, leaving the en-
tire attendance about normal or two hua-
dred.
The Seminary has about sixty boarders
and large number Of day scholars. The
graduating classes at the two institutions
are always given a series OF entertainments,
known as Senior parties, at which the gen.
tlemen all appear in their clerical
Prince Albert costs aud the
Young ladies in the most
Gorgeous costumes possible This is the
season when many matrimonial friendships
are formed. The publication of the semi
nary class diagnosis in the college paper
recently made Miss Sheragd quite iniig-
nsut.
The diagnosis Of the college class shows
that there are nineteen Republicans AMI
fourteen Democrats; twelve will study
theology; eleven law, four vii. 60
into business; three medicine; two
will be chemists and one will farm. All
the class are native Americans but one,
who is Swiss Twenty-'hree are Protec'
tionists; six are Frectradsrs aud three take
the last Democratic platform as their creed,
being uncer'aib whether they advocate a
high protective tariff or free trade. Fifteen
Of the class advocate Prohibition; twelve
oppose it, and six are undecided. Eighteen
are fraternity men and fifteen are fla,
ternity members, distributed as follows
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Sprsiai 10 ne Suudry Register.

Si"f''t 10 ne Sunday Register.
ST. CINEsvIILG. o., April ll.-On
Thursday evening private party held
forth from TO T. o'clock. The music by
the band was under the leadership OF Gress
Heughes, and was pronounced excellent.
The Gould Sisters on Friday evening, drew
TIE largest crowd that was ever in the rink,
aud their very excellent performances were
loudly applauded.
James McMonies starts for Columbus on
Saturday, to Join Barret;'s circus as mem
Der OF the band.
The township officers elected last Monday
will be sworn in TO morrow. They are all
Democrats.
The second trial of the Bo.ham murder
case will commence here on Tuesday
A large force Of men are engaged exca.
vatiDg for the new Court House, and q
much larger force is watching proceeding.
Harry Alexander returned to his studies
at the Mathematician College on
Wednesday.
Our new roller rink is to be completed by
the Is; Of May.
Misses Clara Alexander and Luellen
Sutton, students at the Washington, Pa,
Seminary, we're home this week.
James Meier has purchased farm near
Van West, Ohio. and will remove there
g. Rev. DR.. Ralph, Of the W. p. Church. last
Sabbath preach q sermon giving a history
o: his church. 1t was the tenth anuiyer-
sary Of his pas;orate.
The Probate Judge by order Of the Com
missioners. removed his office 10 the grand
iurv room in the court house.
Superintendent TEomss Clark is engaged
with force Of men opening the new street
Just west Of the school building.
An election will be held tomorrow in s..
Clairsville special school district, TO. one
member Of the Board OF Education.
We are pleased 10 learn that judge Jesse
Barton, of Soleain, who is known to every
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NEW MARTiNSViLLE.

%''''' 10 ." '''' ,,,H - ,rbon,iot-
NA% -1" If Nc. J.,,,Is Cnrn il gr1sin.
IA NUMBERS SHu :u''iIa' - n ,ss,.s
Oscars are eul'i'u''nT '"o,. %, -. Cd
ihe Co'",! ~. ,ay.r on tho is,ain-
directing vote 10 DC taAou va E Sus 81, am5
u bonds 70 quiz w: : I,"'. rs;a.;o,IjT
jill II was uoGe al Ina 'I''InS, 1,toi ,ra,o
oi persons VINO i"'o'eN ~
tore: ,,.Lu or sf,tsr,y;IIa Va,
squire "S'e -5"- pay
IN ,G"n " .u: us W'EoIe i confined 10 her
MISS 'ehn'e ~
room WIN d co.u' ~, rar,- c,moosaI Of
a prog eSS''I ~ y e. ,f,,r.. ,ypai,.
Misses Jennie CO'"' - I..,, ',o D'y.,,.
4"d Mo, ,,..,,. pm ! n " ,,I,, = \
s"li.- "''''',u' :, I', " - IN
EcL!oG"h'h - - t. o ri,1i ',.,,,.fl,
u. A b''s' %'H : = '''''' "' -. \jr, 4
T 81. G F,",h1G " ''-'s'
W. ";,i- -, nj ,,,,,rsy.,l. bar, pail
d. l l '.' ''-. u,' i, ~ .l,-s law
40 n, I, ( " WIsy p, "ag has b,ca tsaveliag
.,'',h's,u 'F,.,. ,.r be past i've {.
,.,.t. far ,Ea y.n.f. OF bis health, re
...-r,s home I,ilay cgefiuc much improves
u health. he is loud la lis p.1s5'' 0. the
-ourLern climate. -, ,,...
Miss Critic Ga.d"inr Of C.sno1St2n' ONO
was The guest Of he's friend "!sj Ana'
,.ysrb This week. She is 9 memDer of the
gaiunng class. , r.;
one oi the most ehjoyG''c So'Ia. Gu. 49,
hat has occurred Iece Tor some 'lne ''oH
place last tuesday AFTERNOON; al Tue resi-
dence OF B I. bowers, Esq, oGog me mar
mage Of his daughter Anna 10 W. u. ho'He
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
KNuCKlES AND GLOVES.

Sullivan is having great smuggling match
with John Barleycorn,
Joe Coburn came on 10 see the fight and
went on an old.time spree.
Sullivan confidently expects to whip every
man in England, and all Europe, too.
John Il. Clark saws he is out nearly 5000
on printing by the Sullivan. McCaiireY
tgz,e.
Eph Morris is not rs loud now as he was
since he failed to stop McClarqey in Chi
cago.
Arthur Chambers is very badly mashed
or his hard hitting portege, George Fryer.
Professor William Miller, Of Melbourne,
Aus ralia, wants to make match with Sui
Ivan.
Dempsey wants to fight Jimmy Carney
;te English light weight, under the old rules
At New Orleans.
Jerry Donovan whipped Tom Ross in q
bare kuuckle fight in q barn in Kearney
township y. j., recently.
McCaHrey expresses his willingness to
fight Sullivan in any, but he he's not vet is,
sued a challenge nor posted a forfeit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12

me here, aid who has been seriously Ill, Is
houph, to be improving iu health.
On Monday Frank Williams hal his arm
hr.ken in runaway accident ;.
Sherman Doyle haSreJurned tohis STUDIES
at Franklin College.
George Cook and vile, OF Be|laire, are the
quests Of the family Of Joel Nichols, Esq Vi
Ctpbas Carroll Esq of Mt Union, for
mer resident of Ibis place, was here this
week on business "trip, and shaking hands
with old friends. .,
". II. Evans, of Evans 4 Close, returned
home Friday from Quaker City, where he
Las been putting up some work. This hfm
a marble workers has splendid name all
over the country.
Hon. William Parsons will lecture IL the
aresrytt,ian Church On IaGrsiay eTeuins
,rhlS week. benefit Of school library
Mrs.. NorIon las removed her boarding
.au.r totle old Union House cas-. OF the
".-,uivIe Office, where guests viii be enter
anyo il the usual tioe ye.
During the coming week John +. Cross
md x Co. will open their new d'n; store.
Our new dentist, DR.. George FurJay, has
l.t been married 10 Miss Annie No-g-n, OF
'arrjsyiite.
Some one imposed on one Of our leading
u:z,as Ibe o'her day by furnishing aim
With a pint q Cedar Valley liquor Instead
- i Ct.:ue Whrn the boy. want tans.e,
..o, now tfcy ask for glyceriae
Y. \. CoGl4nA, eI-AudiJor, has removed
aih lis family 10 bruce Station, where he is
.A..usiyeIy engaged in business. Billy
viii alwaYs fnd warm welcome from a
host Of friends whenever lie comes owe; TO
ne county seat.
Thee were 2js votes polled at our recent
municipal election, which is the largest eyer
pollld in the corporation.
i new saloon and billiard parlor is about
10 be opened By Samuel Cellar in the room
.urmerly occupied by c. Thompson, barber,
bliss Mary b Lewis was the guest during
nc pas week Of the family o. v. :. Hunt,
Lsq.
Miss Rachel Alexander fell on her front
steps on Friday evening, but we have been
unable TO learn how seriously she was in.
iurgd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
4 SUNDAY HONIILN.

On the first Jay Of May the capital OF the
State Of West Virginia viii have passed
from the tenure OF Wheeling to that Of
Charleston. It's sorou,n has been decade Of
pheasant memories TO many OF our citizens
and w;,hou, dou1, the departure viii be re-
GREETED. Bu, villa, if the capital had never
been b-olg4, TO Wheeling and the same
amour, Of money thu. II required to ds;r1y
tnse>parsaso. .o56si.s 'hcough the ...b1y.
ing the ground aud erecting The Sta-s House
had been Tv. into oae or more iIias.r,as'
How wuch better +; would have been. The
amount astrecares no. less than S25oIo0J
wien ,he interest on .he investment i con.
si&,r,l. enough to ere-s and thoroughly
equip aa iron or steel lliIge wc-as that
would svrpass anything IN the country.
Such an Industry would have employed any
where from 80 to 800 hands, and would
have distributed in the city annually from
Sl5O0Oe 10 100000 according to the
number Of employees and amount Of work
turned cur. y sum that in the ten years
the Capitol has stood in the ci;y,wouli reP7e-
sent from one and a half 10 three millions Of
dollars. There is q gold mine tina, so far
as its advantage 70 tie city is concerned is
worth a dozen capitals.
THERE'S a valgable lesson learned in the
srroclof experience, that deares. but bes.
of ,cLocls. Or-h, not the people Of this
civ prof, by 1t? l, has been asserted tina,
Wheeling Is losing ground. Losing in
manufacturing losing in her population.
Tie sequence OF which is that She has no;
me wealth today that she had five years
g-o. ia; there is still plenty Of mo ley
ID, ,Le cry. a'l&ougb in comparatively ie"
Fa'ds. VIA. ought TO De Done Ine
s'.wer Ia g,''7 Ties" capitalists Ought
% encourage tse location OF manufacturers
OF every possible variety IN the community
'aat ha' any prospect whatever OF thrs"nE.
Wheeling IS aH excellent point Tor industries
in dozen WAYS. 1t IS doubtful! |! she has
her superior on the OHIO. food and cheap
coal plenty OF help, excellent shipping
facilities, a fne surrounding country that
contains all he essentials OF life IN such
abundance that hes market IS uneSce!.ed
any~her" the climate Is neaI,hu.' the
schools are excellent Illuminating Gas IS
cheaper than anywhere IN the country, and
Notwithstanding Ter people complain about
their taxes "a very good plan to keep them
at uInimHw) ;ocY are no higher II -
h.-b, than 'h y are across the river where
they lack many OF the conver'ences tha:
me citizens o. wheeling eDJoE.
10 improve our manufacturing capacity
and give the prosperity Of the CITY boom,
it is necessary TO help ourselves. The gods
help only those-Go others.
The Gays are past for string on WA. We
have got and waiting tor foreign capitalists
to come along and give Us a lift, The aid
must come i7on within. Crack the nat and
ee; the meat o-t o. i; at once and utilize l.,
or else let 1t lie and 1t ro;s on our hands,
and there Is nothing left to get more.
Even II here and there an enterprise proves
a failure It won do 10 stand still. There
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ROWING. AND BOILING.

Preparations are being made on al ex.
tensive scale By the SchuylSill navy for the
coming season. Local aquatic sport will
receive boom. and the New Orleans re.
gatts, and probable regatta in St. LOUIS,
sill squirt professional rowing.
Courtney has retired from the aquatic
5eld as professional
Goodwin won the sculling match with b.
bear in England
The Schuylkill Navy clabs are preparing
for busy season.
Griffin, Gaadaur Hosmer and Pisis'ei
will row in the single scull race at New Or
leans
Henry Ward Bsecher SAYS the talk a6oI;
skating Kinks being destructive Of morals is
sorseless.
A fve-mile CHAMPION skating race will
probably take place in Boston towards the
last OF this month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
NEW CUMBERLAND
!Sg>fala3 n, .Soniay Register.

NV CUHnERLAND, April ll.-With three
inches OF wet, heavy snow the prospect
seems good for a big river within few days.
However, should it pass oil without rain
there will no damage occur.
There is considerable amount Of prairie
bay ing shipped to this place. thing IN.
heard of heretofore. Some OF our farmers
are buying hay and oats or corn to help
them out.
No spring ploughing yet.
T.. 4. Freshwater has been engaged the
last two days shipping wool across 10 Nc
Gays. where il will be sent BY rail to New
" =. There was about 10000 pounds Of
it. which We would say does pretty well Tor
one shipment. 1t goes to a commission
house
Jacob Mqrluatt. one of the oldes. citi.
2ers OF our place, died Thursday morning,
ald will De inferred this afternoon in the
cemetery back OF town. He was seventy
Lire Years Of age and resided here for the
last ioetv vears aud Of him II can be trucly
laid, An honest man has fallen lie
leaves three sons Peace to MS memory.
Tie NJ. r. Church, OF this place, has
been reinsatad by the Conference and Rev.
Hunter appointed to minister to them. Rev.
J. NJ. BRAY, Of Ohio, retired minister has
been preaching for them the last i-hteen
months.
An organization called the Christian AS
ISOLATION has sprung up and engaged Mr.
Bray to preach for them on Sunday at p.
m. in the Town Hall. This society is made
up of church members and whosoeyer will
attend and help bear expenses. Its pri'
mary object is said 10 be to reach a class
that has not heretofore been churchgoers.
What is there in name. a firm in our
county adyertises protection flour. We are
at a loss to understand whether it is cheap
or dear. In harmony with the name, We
are constrained to infer that the cost will be
away up in the figures:
Our corporation election comes off on
Monday the 18th, and no ticket in the field
yet
brick fats to-day
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
SPORTING.
Promise of a Busy season in all Glasses
of Attractions.

FFoh'se Oh n"s' ' "
oil Attractions
The baseball season has practically open
ed and henceforlh not day in the week
-, =. ,;.r,,,,. ,.s,,.s until winter again
l., Tho Am.
places E'r icy o1.' upon u 'SP'''' -
letjc Club reported for duty, every Hi'u oi
them in tip top condition and conhaen''
u ods;,ior n the oraping games the
-, -, po;l,.
"eeA WAS n0'eu 'o' 'I -, ~.
dtlpLia OF the Arbitration OoIA'''Es
reinstatement Of the men who were O'a'N'
Ts!,G br d;shan9ed cluos was no more than
...--.. n .,, rs .;D .c.si o.
.s'.'' al ~ ~ ,..... .,..,.
CARNATIONS "-'i2 e'--' .'. 49, ''
selves alive could no. expect 50 great
tri5vte TO thei. la ma-irs - ne per?nsI-
o,;,n s. .r,s;- sa..r..~,. Tat Mr. Lucas
I.E No, lend tae ue-.ia,. S I'd 8 r-P.a-
.-r...;,e ~ cen 3 c1,.4uni..,ion "Is
rorsi5.r.d s-rarr., aai even si-riicln'
,H,-sVi,at,.E .ha. has iuaa m4!.c1o1'
,as igfr-r 10 has club 1r the retas. 70 80
;Ts,a.s hi. J.nck.!;s.ed players. All eren 81.
,fr l.. lad circulated petition % D. PEE
se-te5 10 the committee it is remarkable
IAai he should abandon lis plaza, when con
siderable hope was held out to him. IL
means simyIy ,ha, ST. Louis will 10. remain
in toe League even il Lucas goes 81 'Sf as
10 begin the championship season win MS
clgb. His Intention in this resar IS irln''
fest. and q withdrawal may be expected u
any time.
Some surprise was ocCas.0ned ~ the
Lsarre acouiesced in the decision that they
could have no club in Baltimore lhiy
had been threatening tha' Baltimore SnouIu
he an Eas;crr-lepgue c.iy, n, q" h*|E y Us
but a wonderful change ct'N7 o''' '"o
spisit Ct their dreams, ana IT. u !5'+",'l2
vii have 10 play E.- cup as an ;uIste"NGnt
team. The gap q well hlsG' A'"e''t, y
the location OF IuImers VA"E.t C'y C'uD
at Wilmington. Fu!ner would ao'n'i ls
have had enough engasemeu,5 10 P'y, VI.
the association WITH the E.''e'n GsAS"7
gives the Quaker Cityn standing Which 'h'y
could never have OBTAINED Is '""s's'',''4'
Administers.
II was but far Tia, t4e ne%'y-oEghA'.,fu
Western League should be admitted 10 tue
rational agreement, though an et)ri was
made to keep them out on ta' prophecy ma ina,
the clubs could not las; rs oo'!'
fac, that 81 I"a; mas u'rp pgoar GTi and
rG ..,is Is Inc '' corIJ ~, no nrocurej
- go. va IIclfny but the other
~ o;,ies roy roo,prising the Western
Tea,ne ,sra erfhusiastie and there seems
I'LL c,irse for fear that the organization
,';Ii ~ damned
mo g,nis ., PHILADELPHIA last week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12

there ia 70 success without effort, so too,
ri;Lou, EFFORT there is constant retro
lression which absolutely eliminates In
utter ruin. To keep abreast of the times
one must move With it Once there, the
ezes,iou to occupy front position is eon'
raE.yiyei, sma,I.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12

The Violate Bel; Co., NaEsh." W
cfer 70 send their celebrated r."...'
ta;c Pelj and other Electric App 49,.
trial Tor thirty dsya, o mon 80
old) afflicted WITH nervous q. lea.
vstali,v and msrhoo@ sd .'
hias. hleo i1r rheumatism. De- ..- d.
aIvs.s. and man OH. t.z:ss--. ..-.
restoration to hca>t vig"r e..
guaranteed No rex Is i2n0r 10 3
dave ,E;sI is e,,5aad Writ '4,"-
or illustrated panphietsfres'
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SELL.aiRE,

NyEHrrrr G1grfIpT nt the nDlpn station.
Nro Cbqc sRo5ay,r will be barred TO-
-. .,l,ar,,oo,, o.. ; o'cIocl Charlie bas
= s,r,notI, ofn iorge circle Of friend, in
r,s Sri.,;o1 -
.Io.r,o,b;ro-r ord rod Janortmer.s of
Al IN o-o y, q otr;La
Idno.bon Gng,nar and vita have gopo n
r,rro s,;ri,,' $50 ',''
CSs,ie, Eo,lo,h,.b will r,oya % Pitts.
l.,
lie Mediterranean Climb danced last
,.;cLt
rnr < NcEoII;r wos s,iII verv low
w. ,:.b.
n,i.Sont Grova 7. 4 q u will burv
u.rmo, Tuber The miner who wa, killed
49, u ,i,nI "o 'a 3n ,.' '''' ''' wa
Z" ,'',N ~
i'r. "''i'"1' p'@a'A'S D''n hoF"!HS anu
's.l5.
'Lg could sisters Al me r'hN iaS' h'9n''
"'gr handSom" skaters.
The German Hi"gi~E Society ia having
| 'ok'y meetings nov at the homes OF It's
u'mb,rs.
Ma. Games Hutchinson, OF Brilliant IS
IN 'onn.
Ms L"asnre, an old lady residing on
Gravel Hill is very low;
Mi's Title Bamtord, formerly of this
place, but now OF Mingo, was married on
Friday to young gentleman OF that place.
George Squggins has been down from
Mingo for the past week.
Ben Alpin and wife return to Brilliant to.
morrow.
No services 10 the First Presbyterian
church TO day.
The flint glass workers received their
duff as usual Yesterday.
! Bessie Romack fell at the Ely5;an rink
and broke her lef, arm and knocked her
light wright wrist ont Of place.
Nohjng Of Importance can be learned
lro.2 the Cambridge conference Of coal
miners.
The Elysian Rink Clu5 play polo with
The Island Club at the Ch.pljne rink, Wheel.
! .rg, Monday night. Our c!I5 consists OF
! |. !. Smith. Captain, II. ". Nc;hera!d,
! Gus Higlow, Jesse Bgelow, Charles Hus'
| bands, viii Mills, viii Myers. Others
will accompany the club 10 witness the
game.
May Sth the color2d people have an en-
! tertairment in City Hall
Black Prince Lodge benefit on Monday
night IN Turner Hall.
The street crossings OF our city we're
| worse Yesterday thsn LOT some iime' anu
lady pedestrians were SN0ject 10 the annoy
ance OF splendid dresses and muddy shoes.
Il. !. Morgan is the new superintendent
Of the South BelIalre NJ. T.. Sunday schools,
Rev. W. Walker breaches IN the EPlsco
paI Church today at the usual hours
News Notes.
Damon and Pythias is the attraction in
| Turner Hail tomorrow evening.
The bottle works IS the only glass factory
in town that Is running.
The new music store IS getting ready to
| open
:. J.. Robinson has quite a fine display OF
! pictures on exhibition at his drug store:
itsT. T.. henderson IS nome ana VIII De
IL the pulpit as usual To-Day E,
Hcot Mc'"ILouEhs ne" residence IS M
'shCd.
lLai NcCIam viii occupy ms ne" ho4se
Ills week.
".ass workers are leaving the city almost
continuously.
Circus day comes on Tuesday, :,
1he, VICTORIOUS cio'h'nS mouse opened
| yesterday:
Council Will De asked 10 appropriate some
thing toward d" contemplated Fe,nam Der
ing OF the G'y ~ the gentlemen ta'Aih5 up
the ne" directory. .,,
L.. \; ;Mc"Feg?r 10 sun H. ,,
Inc hi!sian rihh N"a Eoou crown last
night .,-..-,,.,
Inc D. y. appears 10 chahSe the nNhoeF
OF WORKING houFa Of AeF men most every
week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12

" T. Ia.rrl,
Speaking Of names, said Gotham girl
70 a psrsinOG,ogs sutton no one has ever
called you April showers. believer
What ssiagular question:! he exclaimed.
Why DO you ask
Because April showers bring sweet
towers she gursled, with s saccharine
smile
Nuen he next appeared on the scene he
looked hSe an eNh.oiuon OF the Hor:icul
JUral Society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
willing 70 Bet ON hpril Showers

\ weather prophet in San L1is Oojspo
has backed his opinion to the exteat OF $3.50
tia, there viii be four inches Of rain before
April -.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12

The Early roraS rapher Catches the Hen.
v y JJs-rgL
I; is ;he early hen tha, catches the spring
garden.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
Not Many IN This Year. Eithc

-'.' tFs - = "a JtH~-
There not many strawberries in last years
boxes.