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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

A simpler gown, but one which will
seem to many quite as attractive, is Of
rich silk in a beautiful shade Of light
terra Gotta. The skirt, while plain, Is
very full and bordered with three gradu-
ated bands of velvet OF deeper shade.
The necessary empire touch is given by
the velvet belt which confines the full
bodice. The striking feature OF the cos
tune is a wide piece OF beautiful lace,
which Is set in below the high collar.
Right In the midst OF the crinoline
scare famous dressmaker has sent over
from Paris to New York woman tea
gown with straight AID clinging draper
les which reveal not tho slightest sug-
gestion OF crinoline.
Coming from over the shoulders and
extending to the bottom Of the gown are
two scarfike folds OF the accordion
plating, so draped that the effect is
like that of long iabot. Around the
waist is a sash Of lettuce green velvet.
The same shade OF velvet is used TO form
the highly pulled sleeves. The puff
reaches only 10 the elbow, where II Is
finished with a deep fall Of the straw
coored accordion plating. The har-
mony Of the color in the gown is ex-
Quislte.
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CLARlNGTON.

CLAR!NGToS, O., March 1S-Welsey
Cain, agent Of the Ohio River railroad at
Powhatan, spent Sunday with friends here.
Fred Grim, Of Beilaire, was in town on
Monday.
DR.. Boone, Of Powhattan, was here Mon
Thurman Spriggs, Of Woodsaeld, candi-
date for prosecuting attorney, was here
Friday.
Henry Burton, who has been confined to
his room for the past week, IS able to be
about again.
day from visit to her daughter at Pow
hatan.
w. 5. Richardson's family returned home
Monday from a visit TO friendsEat Mata-
moras.
Miss Minnie Kemple, of Belairc, is the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. w. S Richardson.
The Republican convention held Thurs
day evening nominated the following ticket
for school directors: Thos. Atkinson, Geo.
Voltz and L. +. Urpman.
The Democrats at convention Friday
evening nominated for school director VIM.
Feist, l. B. Gordon and Ellsworth Money
hun: for Marshal, l.. \. TimmOns; Tor
Council, Enoch Yost, John SANFORD.
Oliver Atkinson and Miss Clara Blatier
surprised their many friends bv being mar
RED Wednesday at Woodsaeld. They re-
turned home Thursday evening A num-
Der OF their friends called on them Friday
evening and treated them 10 q sereneGe
There was slight ire at the residence
of Paul Heimbrot Tuesday night about u
o'clock. The ire originated in the parlor
and burned the mantel. some rugs aud
Brussels carpet. The loss is covered BY
insurance in a company represented By L.
F. Urpman.
Miss Lou Cochran went to Wheeling to-
day.
Samuel Farrier. of Pittsburg, arrived
here lastnight to look after his property in
the upper end Of town.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PoRTLlsD SrATIoS. ONO. March 81
The musicale given az the residence OF Il
W Hodgens for tho beBeAt OF the Presoy-
terian church was q success 10 every par
ticular. An extensive programmed OF VOCAL
and Instrumental music. rocitations, eto.,
was carried out Quito = number OF
straners were present
The Invitations are out for the goicen
wedding Of Capt and Mrs. Ihos. Moore,
OF TiltOnvllIe. On the 30th OF this month.
A number OF their friends In this neigh
borbood are Looking forward 20 the event.
Mr. J 4. HOdgens has added pair OF
heavy draugbt horses 20 his fine col!ectlon,
and will be ready TO ship them East IN
few days.
The Hsllock Bros have about completed
the stone work o. the &. * r. Railroad
bridge. and report says re are % have
new iron bridge 70 take the place OF the old
wooden structure.
Miss Jessie Betton went 20 Wheeling
Tuesday 70 attend the funeral OF Dir. b.
Stanley.
Miss Georgia Edwards, OF Martins
Ferry, visited her aunt Mrs. Mecih, on
Friday.
I. ]. and J. F. Stringer, are In Stetben.
vile to-day or business. }.
Mr.. George Trainer, 81 New Aloxandrisl
visited bis friend. II. Il. Hobson, the ias1
Of the week
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into insignifcance.

Here, then, is a gown which can be
safely worn by one Of these divinely tall
daughters. II is Of rich brocade, with a
dark green ground covered with q de-
sign of vieux rose and gold. The trained
skirt is gathered onto the bodice, form
ing a tiny standing frill around the hips.
1t opens in front over petticoat OF dark
green velvet. Two satin frills, one OF
vieux rose and the other of gold, edge
tne skirt, and narrow band OF velvet
senarates them from the brocade. The
bodice has deep yoke Of the velvet,
from which falls deep velvet tabs, bound
with jowelled passementerie, two in
front reaching nearly to the bottom OF
the skirt
An 1880 bonnet goes with the costume
and is OF dark green velvet trimmed
with rosettes OF satin in the two colors
aud green and yellow ostrich tips.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
WELLsBURG.

WELLspuRG, March 1s.-The hardware
firm of w. G. Barclay 81 Co, has nnoer-
cone change, and it now is j. M. walker
Harry D. Hassop, of Charleroi, Pa, has
been visiting here during the week.
Mayor NJ. Q. Hamilton, Of Pittsourg, has
been visiting friends here. -,
MRS. Senator Tarr and daughter, MISS
Bessie, have returned from Covlngton,
Kentucky.
Pat G. Compbell returned on Thursday
from Washington, d. &.
Jacobs Brothers first work this spring
will be filing a contract to build a l4-pot
furnace for the Rochester (Pa.) Tumoler
Company.
The c. w. B. NJ. was rendered social
at the home of Mrs. Jackson Jones on Fri
day evening. 1t was the largest attended
of any the society has yet had.
The "Our" crowd are Fastening the
coming of spring by the organization Oh a
Mayor Caldwell Of Wheeling, was in
the city on business Gu Thursday.
The LaZear orchestra went 10 Collier
last evening TO play for ball given at A.
j. Thorley 5.
The Presbyterian and Disciples churches
will have new ministers on Sunday. Rev.
Samuel Cochran and family arrived during
the week. He will have the passionate Of
the former church for six months trial.
Rev. L. f. Johnston, of Talulu, Ill, ar
rived to-day aud will stay with the Disci-
pies church for month, commencing by q
series OF night meetings.
Miss Mollie Cleaver, who has been visit
ing Mrs. O.. W. McCleary, returned to her
home in Mt Pleasant this morning.
The union gospel temperance meeting
will take place in the Opera House Sunday
evening. Prof. Wiley will be chairman.
The address of the evening will be by His
Honor. Judge John a. Campbell. The i'm
preston seems to prevail that Wellsburg
will vote dry ct the April election.
Miss Amanda L. Murdoch, of Wheeling,
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hem. A band of insertion outlines
square yoke. passing across the front
and over the shoulders. There is row
OF insertion let in the high standing
collar, and another above the elbow and
Just below the full balloon puff OF the
sleeve. The waist is gathered into the
yoke and belt back aud front. Three
dainty little rosettes OF the material OF
the dress are placed at the collar, at the
bottom OF the yoke and at the belt
where it joins at the back. The Ging-
hams in clear denim blue and white
stripes, which wash so well and always
look so fresh aud dainty, are especially
made up by this model, with insertions
OF embroidery in the new open patterns
now shown In the shops.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

and mother, Mr.. Foy and Miss Hindson.
All had a good time aud good supper
was served.
Last evening at the residence Of Miss
Emma Okel, on the South Side, a pleas
ant party of young people were gathered.
Miss Okel pleasantly entertained her
friends. Music and recitaticns were
among the features of the affair. Re-
freshments were served at one O'Clock.
-
Tuesday evening Miss Lizzie Carroll
entertained several couples OF her young
friends at her nome at No. 1892 Market
street. The guests spent an enjoyable
evening in music and games. At an
early hour very tempting refreshments
were served.
Mr.. William Harris entertained sever
al OF his male friends az his boarding
house on North Market street, Thurs
day evening, in honor of his birthday.
Those who were present spent an en-
joyable evening at cards.
-
Wan. Fox, a young man living on Sew
enteenth street. entertained number
of his friends Friday night. Mr.. Fox
will leave shortly for Racine, whore he
has accepted a position as salesman for
a grocery firm. The evening was pleas
antly spent in dancing and cards.
-
The Ideals will give one OF their en-
joyable hops at their hall on the even
ing OF the l1th OF April.
-"
Miss Georgia Basnett, OF Maryland
street, pleasantly entertained a number
of her friends, Friday evening. Music
and amusements being the order OF the
evening, ALI present enjoyed themselves.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

A charming model for spring dress
OF wool for girl of 16 has high, round
yoke composed OF horizontal rows CT
tucking, or Of rather heavy cording. sep
arated into two groups OF three by a
band OF narrow ribbon laid in full box
plaits and frnRed ont at the edges. a
similar band OF ribbon edges the bottom
OF the yoke and trims the collar and is
placed at the edge OF the full bell skirt.
The sleeves fall in two overlapping
pufTs at the top and are plain from the
elbow TO the wrist. The open Marie
belt OF satin ribbon is fastened perma-
nently TO the dress by little rosettes.
The dress illustrated is a porcelain blue
bedford cord trimmed with dark delft
blue ribbon. In this csse the yoke Is
corded with cords about twice as large
as ordinary welting cord.
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er's own lips ;


az Feel now like new man
"What do you think OF taking an Old man
Of - wears. physically weak aud broken
down. and making him feel Ike BOY
again Giving him new life. health and
strength. and adding II pounds OF solid
flesh 10 his weak and debilitated framel
"Aud all I'm two months, with three Dot
ties of DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy! Well, that is Just what has
taken place in me. Instead of being weak,
debilitated and exhausted, just able TO drag
myself around, | feel now like new man J
| advise all TO use DR.. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy
This is the best news possible, especially
NJ this season OF the year when every body
is thinking about taking "A spring medicine.
This wonderful remedy Is Just what you
need. and IL you use II you will IND that IL
will make a new person OF you In feeling
and health. II Is the ideal spring medi-
cine. because IL is the most perfect blood
invigorator and nerve strengthener.
IL is purely vegetable and harmless aud
druggists keep IL Tor 81. Doctors recon.
mend II, indeed 10 is the prescription aud
discovery Of one OF our most prominent
physicians, DR.. Greene, the successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
dlsenses. OF 35 w. l4th street. New York.
He can be consulted free, personally or by
letter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

Every now and then we come 10 con-
tact with some gracious grand-dame,
some glorifed splDster, or Zeniai bache-
Tor who has kept bis youthful freshness
and sympathy. while lie hEs grown wise
and charitable With advancing years.
The companionship and presence Of
such a person is veritable boon and
helus 70 restore and keep alive our
faith in men and women, and 10 the ul-
innate good Of life. When II is said
that such a one IS 80 or GO years OF age
II conveys 10 idea Of his personality or
characteristics. he is younger than
many another st 30, and age. as We
think OF ii as witheriDg or hardening,
has no, touched him. -EZchdilgc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
ST. CLAIRSyILLE.

ST. CLA1RsvILLE, O., March 1s-The
Democrats havep the following township
ticket in the field: For Justices, Isaac
Neiswanger ond Z. ". Millaft; for Trus-
tee, George Lent; for Treasurer, W. j.
Miller; for Constable, John Terreu. The
corporation ticket is: Clerk, G. 5. Frint;
Councilme1. T. J. Merritt, \. 9. Darrah,
J. 3. Butter. David Darran.
Charles Bambergen has repaired his
store room.
Prof. Il. NJ. Collins has charge Of the
High school in the absence of Miss Davies.
David Faris, who has been quite i'll at
David Dinger's, OF Wheeling Island, IS i'm
proving.
Heury Meyer, Of Chicago, will spend
Sunday with his parents.
Lewis Sutton was visiting Cadiz friends
this week.
Whether the council elected or April Sd
viii vote the saloons in the corporation is
aeitating the peoples minds now.
The trustees OF the Il. L. Church have
commented an action 10 enioin the County
Commissioners from using gaso-
line in the manufacture Of gas
for the Court House and jail. Judge
briggs heard demurrer TO petition
this morning whether the Commissioners
can light the public buildings by other
means. Il IS possible that tnal heaJing
on the injunction viii be granted
The following licenses ware issued
this week: John Leg and Katie
. bbors. John Davis and Lenore Robin
srn. Jonn O'NeGil and Emma Cline, ).
Ru,insoa and Werlth Giebreacth, Robert
=. Nswlin and Emma Shallcross, Burton
4. Trimmer and Lucy TIuzZill, Louis
Sklenar and Josephine Grouse.
The Republicans will nominate their
corporation ticket this evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
OUGHT TO Be KNOW
A Most SeaSOnabls Item Of Good
News.
That the Public Can Depend Upon
at This Trying Season.
And Something Which is Easily Within the
Reach Of AL.
Vevbnrr n Y has had sensation.

NeWOurg, N. - haS heu q sehSa1lon'
1t seems that H. S. Shorter, Esq, an old
resident of 80 years Of age, who resides al
S9l Broadway. Newburg, began TO grow
lsnguid, got tired easily, was nervous and
debiitated, until az last he became so weak
and exhausted that he was just able TO drag
himself around. He lost flesh and strength
so rapidly and became so alarminsly pros
trated that his friends and relatives de-
SPARED OF his life.
Now came the marvellous change.
Suddenly Mr.. Shorter was transformed
from his condition Of extreme weakness 10
one Of strength; his nerves grew quickly
strong and steady. his muscles became WIG.
orous, his blood was revivihed and en-,
riched he gained Is pounds Ia weight aud
to-day 10 Is in sound and perfect health.
Such a remarkable transformation IN
man OF his age was nine days wonder.
or course the cause was eagerly looked
for
And the following astonishing facts are
stated exactly as they fell from Mr.. Short
er's own lbs:
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to 1t against the critical time whom you
decide whether to be in fashion or not
with your Easter head gear. Hats
made OF twisted grasses in great meshes,
the grasses Of decided browns, greens.
yellow and grays, are all the rage. The
meshes are S big that the little rampant
wild flowers which are let loose all over
such hats, can riot through the spaces
and peep 10 and out In way 70 make
one fancy that the wearer has inverted
q basket Of posies on her pretty head
and that all the blossoms are trying 70
struggle out under the brim and through
It. Either geuze ribbon or very heavy
velyets trim these hats as far as the one
reckless bow makes trimming. Let IL
be roted, however, th at some CT these
hats are enthusiastically one may
speak OF these creations almost as II
they were falads, with great fiat bows
OF velvet, that seem by their weight 20
bend down the brlm OF the hat into It's
becoming corners. The artist In mat
tiers Of millinery never forgtts motive"
in what she does. She would never
mount heavy bow on an uprising pin
nacle OF hat brim. Her heavy bows lie
where the brIm droops. II is the dainty
upright ganze. or the nodding crisp
flowers that seem to DO the fnal piquant
point OF a general uprising tendency IN
tie whole hat. But 10 get all that phi
losophy in the shape OF g net, you have
10 pay for IL, and, after all, n you don't
realize she philosophy, you can't see
what you are plying for.
The little lady OF my sketch wears q
hat which is composed OF white crepe.
Ii has q ruchlng inside and is edged
with frayed SILK or marabOut feathers.
The crown Is almost covered With bows
and ends Of white satin ribbon, 10 addl-
ton to two white or cream colored POM
mons. FLoRETTE.
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Easter straws.

We cannot wear straw hats yet, but
they arc coming and big brimmed ones,
too, OF rough straw in brilliant colors.
Take bright green, for instance, trim
med with black velvet bows and two or
three big and very purple pansles; or, a
brilliant yellow straw with turquoise
blue ribbon bows and bright red button
roses running all over IT, Shut your
eyes and try to see that, and to get used
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Al IYere Drowned.

EDIyBuRGH. March ls.-The loss on
FIVE lives IS reported tofay from MIL.
port on the south sldgoi the Isle OF
Great Cumoray In Bgfoshlre. a man
named Wallace, the 9eper Of the light
house near the emit ance Of Millport
harbor, started in = all boat with bis
four children for thk town. Wallace
was an experienced lboatmsn, but In
some uneI lalned ma hner his boat was
capslzed. and before assistance could
reach the struggling persons Ia the
water they were all drowned.
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A NEW LIoUOR BILL.
Massachusetts Proposes That the state
Shall Handle tho Business

BosToY, MASS, March ls.-An eI-
traordinory liquor bill is now before the
Legislature. IL is endorsed by the
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, Mrs. Mary
A. Livermore and others. IL proposes
to place the sale OF liquor entirely
within the hands OF the State. The
Chairman shall be designated the State
LIQUOR Madager. The towns shall vote
YES or no as TO whether liquor
shall be sold there and there shall DO 10
license law. But when town votes 70
have llouor sold the commission shall
provide for the sale by establishing
agencies, not 10 exceed one Tor every
200 inhabitants. All shall be at prices
established by the commission, and the
prices shall DO only high enough 10 re-
pay the State for It's outlay, no profit be-
ing permitted TO accrue from the sales
over and above expenses. Special ei-
forts shall be made 70 prevent sales 10
persons OF confirmed habits OF inioKico-
ton, and only pure liquor shall BIO Sold
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Young elrl.s Gown.

An attractive glnghsm dress FOR a
young girl, as described ir The New
York Tribune, may be made in plaid or
s.rIped eingham. Three rows OF white
insertion about two inches wide trim
the fell skirt around the bottom and are
placed as far apart as the width Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
THE DlVINBLY TALL.
TWO GOWNS ESPECIALLY BECOMING TO
THEM.
Gorgeous Robes Which Would Not Be Suitable
For Shorter Womsn-A Recent Paris Tea
Gown Without Crinolins SUg-
geshon In Any Form.
-, corr.,nnnd.ncl AZ Ml Rlclster.

bpetIuI COIF tsI0IF''e''7c % ~
New YORK, March 16.-The Ameri-
can girl is, as 3 type, constructed In a
heroic mold. She is not often petite
She is, so far al least as proportions go,
Ia grande demoiselle. She may array
herself in those truly gorgeous robes
which would dwarf smaller woman
into ipSignificanCe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

department President of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps of West Virginia, will institute
a relief corps in G.. a. Il. Hall on Tuesday,
assisted BY number of Wheeling ladies.
The hotels did al unusually big business
during this week
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a snrIng down.

Many pretty new designs in china
silks are seen in the store windows, and
the above sketch may be a useful design
by which to have a dress made OF this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
yEE LENTEN J0YS THAT FIGURE IN The
MONTH OF MARCH.
Ecral Parties sni One or Two Wsiiings-Two
Notable Napaal Events on Ae Taps Directly
Altar Easer-Yarioas Iakhlgs Of
Coming Festivities.

she Is modest. but not bashful-
Free aud etsy. but nOt bold,
Like an apple. riEc AMI mellow
Not too vouur and not zoo ol1i
Half Inviting. halt requesting
Now advau. iag. and Tow shy;
There is mischief lu beg tlmq-e,
There is danger ln her eye.
She has studied human nature
She Is sclO0ied goa "a D her art5i
She has taken her diploma
Asa mistress OF al hearts,
She can tell che very moment
When to gh ana when % smile;
Oh, maid {, sometimes charming,
But widow ali the while.
Are YOU sade How very serious
VIII her handsome face become.
Are Won ar--l She is wre -lcd.
Lonely. frirnd.ess, fearful DUMB
Ara YOU mirtb o.: How her laughter
silver sounding. VIII ring out.
Slecau lufc ana eaten ani play you
As the angler does thc tcou~
You old barheio-s OF FORTY.
Who have crown % haid and Wisei
Young Americans ~ twenty,
With the . ve-lCos la your eyes,
You may practice OIL the lessons
Taurht o. Cu.i1 sicre Che l&l,
But know "a N herilg widow
Who can win aut fool sou all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

inexpensive silk. The same model would
do for one OF the new ginghsms or striped
lawns. The sleeves are after the leg O.
mutton shape, and the skirt 1ounced
and cut umbrella fashion. A chemi-
settle OF tucked and embroidered cam
brio Is worn with this style of gown.
The quantity OF material required is,
according 10 the New York Recorder, as
follows, together with the cost OF max
ing:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

FIND Salvation OIL the best cure for
rheumatism 1 nave ever known. Joshua
Zimmerman, Wetherec Tllles Nd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19
EPILEPSY OR Fits

Czn tI-s dlseZse he cnre47 Most phyac'-ns ~
Noisy, Yes: al forms and the worst easet- ~
~ % years study and experiment have found ~
FeIncdy.-Epllepsy Is cured By IT,; cured not 1aD-
cGet By opiztts-the Old, freaeheToas, qDsck 'e.i-
E1enf. Do not despair. FORGET past im2osir r. on
ycur purse, past outFAses on yoar co1fden1f pass
failures. look forward, not backward Ny fsneay
a al 49,. ysIusb,o ,vork on tie sub/cf, and
large bottle q the rcmedy-ssnt free n ulai.
Mention Pos.~o1see and Express address
PgL W. Il PEZxE, 7. D.. cssas s.. x 1ei3'
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Among the coming June weddings
will be one In which great many
Wheeling people are intert sted, as both
the principals are we'll known 10 this
city. The engagement is announced OF
Miss Mamie Eleanor Hamilton, or Wash
ingtOn, Pa, second and youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Bamil-
ton, ana Mr. John p Glass. one Of
Whee.iuc's well-SuOwn society gentle
men,and VINO has for some time been con-
nected with the business department OF
the IntclligGlccr. Mss Hamilton is we'll
remembered and with pleasure by the
many society dcvoteeS here who have
listened with unfsigned rapture to the
melody she has made on the violin, hav-
Ing figured particularly in kermiSS
where she scored marked success.
She is an artistic with the violin, while
in addition TO her full share Of beauty
she has a certain, indefnable attrac-
tivenesS that makes her presence always
welcome. Mr.. Glass is perhaps one OF the
best known Of Wheellng'S society gen.
tlemen, aud is q son OF the late Hon.
John T. Glass, Speaker OF the PennSyl-
yania House Of Representatives in 1867.
His father was also a colonel in the late
war. The wedding will be a church
affair, and a LARGE number CT invita-
ffos.e will be sent ont
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-19

Some OF the friends Of Mr.. Lewdag
surprised him on last Monday evening,
it being his fftieth birthday. Those
present were Mr.. aud Mrs. Barns, Mr.
ana Mrs. BOren, Mr.. and Mrs. Tnanes,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Burge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellman, Mr.. and Mrs. aBrysOn. Mr..
and Mrs. Cardoaa, Master Carl White