The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-22
RELLAIRE.
school, Chureh, Personal ana General
G0akin.

GOSSIP.
General Warner was In town Friday on the
afhirs Of the Ohio Valley railroad.
High Mass was celebrated in ST. Johns
Church, Friday, 1t being the third anniver-
Sary ofthe death Of the popular Bishop Rose
cranz.
Mr.. G. B. Barnes, who lost a child by
diphtheria last Sunday, buried his little
daughter Rena May, Friday morning, an
other victim OF the same disease.
Mr.. Kemple is again on the police force in
the Fourth ward. II the city cannot get
along without his services, no more can he
get along with the employment He says he
cannot sleep at night
The pupils Of the High School entertained
their teachers and one another Friday after
noon by reading original essays. These Fri
day afternoon exercises ore open to the pub
lie and all who may attend will be welcome
Prof, Garrison is engaged to give an elocu-
tiOnary entertainment ut the First Presby-
terrain church on Wednesday evening, The
music will be furnished by members OF the
High School, and the school will reap the
benefits Of the proceeds for the purchase Of
philosophical apparatus
1t seems that some OF Rev, Payne's congre-
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going unquGsti0ned for his utterances in the
pulpit. One took umbraga at something
that he regarded as fitting himself, made
threats, and the minister has had him arrest
ed to keep the peace
Now that the bottle glasshouse Is sure, let's
talk up that pottery, II Is q business that
pays, and for Bellaire It is exactly the right
thing, for what we need is u variety Of manu-
featuring interests. As We arG, fixed now, q
dull season In glass and In iron at the same
time puts stop to our prosperity. The more
strings to the bow, the better armed.
There will be no services at tho Methodist
Church in the morning, Sunday, US Rev
Chapman breaches at the dedicatOry services
OF the new Methodist church In the First
ward. Presiding Elder Gray will also bl
present at these services and will assist Rev
Armstrong, the pastor, in administering the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper ut 8 O'clock
in the afternoon.
ST, CLATRsvILLE,
Mrs. Eli Moore, Of Barnesyillp, Ohio, Il
visiting friends here,
Mrs, Hunt, Of ITopedalc, Ohio, Is the guesi
Of her son, Editor Hunt, Of the Chronicle.
Dull as ever. Court begins In two more
weeks, and then something may occur out oil
the usual routine.
Trains on the Northern railroad have been
discontinued for few days, to enable work
men to put the track IL thoroughly good
condition.
We are to have another lecture course this
winter. The fact that two Of the Lecturers
arc those who went back on u.s. last yeal
may have the effect to make season tickets d
slow sale.
Prof Elliott, Of our High School, received
telegram last night announcing the serious
illness OF his mother. He left this morning
for her home, Prof. Hitchcock takes his
place during his absence.
The gossips are much exercised over rll
mored wedding A certain lady, In proGur
ing her winter wardrobe, has supplied her
self with more than usual, hence the rumor
We shall sec what we shall zee.