Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-03
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Sacrament Of infant baptism was nd.
ministered yesterday afternoon, at u
o'clock. at the Presbyterian church.
The children Of the mission band will
open their mite boxes next Saturday at
81 o'clock.
The lantern factory boys will resume
work again to-day, after stoppsge OF a
few days.
The repairs which are being made on
the furnace of the Belmont glass works
are about completed.
James II. Dunning has made some
decided improvements by sodding the
yard In front OF his residence, ON North
jefferson street
Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting
will be hell at the residence ot Mr.
McCieorge. on South Union street, Thurs
day evening.
A meeting OF young men will be held
at the Presby terian Church, Thursday
evening, for the purpose OF organizing u
society Tor tho Improvement Of young
men. The leaders oil tho church will DO
pleased TO have large number take an
interest In this movement.
Miss Jennie Watson, Of your city, was
In town yesterday waiting the family Of
Mr.. Samuel Morrison, on North Jefier-
son street.
Rev. John ID. Vail, of Martins Ferry,
assisted Rev. Toland in his services ut
the NJ. Il. Church, last evening.
The remains Of Pat. Shortly, Of this
city, was taken to Greenwood Cemetery,
a short distance back Of Wheeling, for
interment yesterday.
The "Rxcelsior" base ball club, Of this
city, played match game Saturday AZ
ternoon, with the Woodruff" Of
South Wheeling, The score stood IL 10
5 in favor Of the Woodruff.
Miss Dora Walling returned home Sat.
urday evening, from an extended visit
10 friends In Akron, Ohio.
The newly-painted street car was out
Yesterday. Ii looks nobby.
Miss Ida Wetherald, who is attending
college at Beaver, Pa, returned home
Saturday, for a short visit
A mothers prayer meeting will be
held at the Presby yterian Church on
"Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Ohio and Baron base ball clubs
played u match game Saturday after.
noon. The score stood at the close oil
tho game, 10 To 10 In favor OF the 0hios.
The game was warm one, and was
watched by n large number OF citizens.
Presbyterian cottage prayer nesting
at the residence Of Mr.. Potts, On North
Noble street, next Friday evening.
A negro was arrested on Saturday al
ternoon for drunkenness. lie was re-
leased by paying the costs.
One unfortunate was Gagged yesterday
morning. He was picked up by one of
the officers in demoralising state oi In
toxication.
The Democratic Convention, which
was held at City Hall Saturday evening
for the purpose Of nominating u candi-
date for City Council In the Third ward,
vice Oswald resigned, was we'll attended
hy good men, who settled on Mr.. Adam
Fauple IN their nominee. Mr.. Fauple ID
a good business man and also q good
Democrat, and We doubt not will make
q good run. Henry Bonarins is tho Re-
publican nominee.
RELIGIOUS DKLrdArrs.
The following are the delegates ~ the
General Conference OF the NJ. T.. Church,
which commenced its session In Cincin.
natl on last Saturday. from the East Ohio
Conference, which includes this section
Of the state with their postofiice address
Joseph NJ. Carr, steubenyille; Leland
w. Day, Ashtabuls; Allen II. Norcross,
Cambridge; Anthony W. Butts, Leid
Morris Hill, Cleveland; stephen y. MI.
nor, Barnesville Re~rs: VIM. ii. Locke,
youngstown; James X Mills, Cleveland
Laymen; Lewis Miller, Akron; j. ID. Tay'
lor, Cambridge Rssers; John Hunter
Alliance; Mathew b. Taylor, Warren
Misses Jessie Hastings and Beck
Evans, OF Wheeling. were in the city
Yesterday visiting the family OF Mr.. Jas
Fitton.