The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-01
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
Church Mntters-A Few IdIcrs Crying
"IIart Enthusiastically Of Water
Miscellaneous Matters.

MouYDsvILLE, September 80.

"Hard TImeS'-scarcIty OF Water
Miscellaneous Matters.
I MouSDsvILLE, September 80.
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On Sabbath morning at the NJ. E.
Church, Rev. J. Nj. Warden preached his
last sermon for the conference year. His
text was For my yoke is easy and my
burden is light" It was good sermon
as, indeed, all his sermons are. At the
close the deficiency in his salary for the
past YEAR amounting TO about So 90, was
promptly raised and the best OF feeling
prevailed. Mr.. Warden leaves us with
the well wishes OF all his congregation.
He has done good jwoflz 1while here, and
wherever his lot may be cast in ithe
future his Moundsville friends viii fol.
low him with their prayers.
The work on the new church edifiee is
proT essing satisfactorily, and 1t is now an
assured fact that it will be finished.
Rev. Pomeroy, OF the Presbyterian
Church, preached morning and evening
on Sabbath 10 good congregations. MI.
Pomeroy Is now engaged In lecturing also
IN different parts, OF the county, and all
who, hear him wish to do so again. This
proves that he Is a success as a lecturer.
understand that DR.. NJ. r. BOYD, Of
Cameron, is to locate in Wheeling some
time during the present week. Wheeling
is surely to be Congratulated, as the Doc.
tor will be a valuable acquisition both to
the medical fraternity and to: the'city. Hay.
ing known him from boyhood, | know
him 70 be . perfect gentleman in every
sense Of the word He Is in the prime Of
LIE, being 40 years ofage; has had seven.
teen years OF practice in his profession,
and Is, l believe, an active member In the
West Virginia Medical Association. He
will no doubt succeed well in his new field
We still hear the cry Of hard times from
some, though business Of every kind in
our mtdstBas never ina better condition.
No man need be idle now even in
!Mqundsyille, but, strange to say, some will
be Idle in spite OF the good times and
plenty Of work, and hence ffom them we
hear the cry Of hard times. This Is lust
the class OF people that a community mas
no use for, and happy Ia. that community
,which.iS free from such.
/ THERE'S 70 bean oyster supper and ies.
'tiyal given by the ladies' sewing society of
the NJ. =. Church at McFadden's Hall on
Thursday evening Of the present week.
This for the benefit OF the new church
enterprise and; no doubt, IL will be well
pAtronized; The ladies are determined 10
raise money TO furnish the church and
they will dosita q ss-'. II 4 80
Our ministerial aud lay brethren start
for the ATHENS this morning 10 attend
the annual meeting Of the West virginia
Conference J.iAIex. Ewing, ESQ! "A the
lay delegate from this charge.
The BIT Rev. Bishop Peterkin. nj tho
dioceseot West Virginia, breaches at the
Episcopal: Church, both this and to NOR.
row evenings at 1880 O'Clock, AS the
BishophaS been here several times before
and his great ability as a preacher ia
known, he will no doubt be greeted by a
Large audience at each appointment,
4 II the dry weather continues mnnh
longer there will be scarcity Of water, as
lnany. wells are already getting SO low
that 1t cannot get much lower. But
among the disad Yantages attending such
astate OF affairs there are some advantages,
ior this very weather Is ripening the iate
corn which many feared would Be entire iIsS
" destroyedby most. Perhaps ali thinvs
are about as wisely ordained as Il We or.
dAlned them ourselves.
Rumor has It that a boat race oecprrAd
yesterday afternoon on the river below
the rolling MILL or rather one Of our
amateur oarsmen was praetcing fora IN.
tnre, but sad to tell, t6e bark that held
the Prince went down. and our friend
tecelYed Spedng. I do not in this, In.
tend 70 tell tRles-this Is what Madam
Rumor says. TA I'M "a .ssIRa ''' -
Witholr rolling mill In full blast our
agricultural works at work all the time.
two Touring mills in full operation and
another nearly ready ITO begin, ali our
llse1 a II g busy That they can scarcely
with jobs waiting for them, is Il apv
wonder that the professional loaier 4
growing lonesome and cries hard tlmesP
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