The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-11

BELLAIRg LOCALS. MIR. J..D. Jones, OF
Cleveland, a representative OF the Western
Seamers Friend Society, now on q tour
collecting funds for the aid OF the good
cause, lectured in the Disciples, NJ. E.
and Presbyterian churches last Sunday.
A grand concert will be given next Fri
day evening at Zilch,s, Opera House for
tho yellow fever sufferers. Mr.. John
Zilch, the proprietorIa true plilanthro9pist,
will turn over the wlolc proceeds re!
allied in the hull and ut the refreshment
bar on that ateyening to the Mayor for prop
er disposition. ~ lfrl..t.
Rev. Mr.. Baily, Of Wellsville, O.,
preached and conducted the communion
service ut the U. p. Church last Sunday.
The Missionary Anniversary OF the NJ.
L. Sunday School llast Sunday afternoon
was, 10 say the least, very, interesting.
Singing; ;rccitatiohsanlreading constituted
the programme.
A select social hop, for the benefit Of the
Junior Order OF U. A. NJ, will be given at
the Globe House shortly. .-..,-.,y,. ,,,
Hon. L. Daniord will speak in this city
at an early day,
The organization Of Ward, Clubs by the
Republicans and Democrats is the order
OF the day. =
MIR. Joseph Carter, one Of our enterpris-
ing business men, is preparing tostartfor
Kansas.
The public schools, with the exception
OF the one on Gravel Hill, commenced
their fall term last week, withia very large.
attendance, and with an able corps Of
teachers, over which Prof John T.,Duf is
the chief. The annual promotions this
year were very numerous. The. schools
OF the First Ward are under charge Of Mr..
A.. p. White, with Mrs, Eagan, Misses
Annie Kirkpatrick andSEva Brandas as-
sisfants;s Ms Saddle J. Cannon is Prin-
cipal in the Second Ward, assisted by Mrs.
Lilly, who teaches the primary depart
ment. The Third and Fourth Wards have
their primary departments in common.
Superintendent DuG has personal super
vision 81 the building and schools. Mr..
J. b. Cash teaches the High School. Room
No. s is in charge OF Miss b. Gorby, one
OF the oldest and ablcst teachers OF the
corps Miss Mary Crafty, also OF nigh
standing and OF long servitude, teaches In
\ room No, I. Miss Allie Cunningham oi
No.B. Miss Belle Beazlc of No: 3, Miss
Emma Martin OF No, I, Miss, yioletrl jams
| OF No. 3 and Miss Alice Rankin oil No
2 are all females Of high accomplishments,
Miss Saddle McElroy, who last year was
assistant in the First Ward School, Is pro-
noted to charge OF room No. in the
4 Fourth Ward School. She is in every re:
4 spect highly educated Indy and equal to
4 the task OF handling the largest and most
difficult class in the school. The number
1 OF children on the roll numbers over one
hundred. The coloted school Is under
control OF Mr.. J,F. Hamilton, a-gentlcman
Of marked leducational abilities. The mum
Der OF children attending all the schools
is / ,450 out of a nlimeration OF ., 800. - z
Mr.. John Arnct, engaged in tearing
down an old dwelling house on Belmont
4 street for Mcssrs. Cummins & Walters
found buried in the ruins yesterday sey.
eral pieces Of gold coin, valued at Sl6. The
pieces looked as though theyihad been
4 out OF circulation for many years. .altDr
Mr.. VIC. Watson, OF 'Bafnesville, In
spector OF the Tobacco Warehouse here
was married last Saturday to lady named
i Crauer. 10 gNtN iJii-- GtE ~