The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-03
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ms NeW River Railroad wooden We'd
ding Reaolntiops Of Condolenee.


Thc New River RaiIroad- Wooden We'd
ding eaolutfons Of Coincidence.
The citizens who met Gen. Warner Friday
evening appointed q COMMITTEES TO feel the
public pulse on the matter Of support to the
proposed Ohio Valley Railroad between Bell
aire and Marietta. The members OF this COM
mittee are Messrs John w. Sanders, John T..
Mercer S. Q. Hamilton, NJ, Somehow and
DR.. SattertbWait The committee will have
little enough 10 do In convincingu US OF the
desirability OF the railroad and It's advantages
to Bellaire as u whole, but the fifty thousand
dollars, which is considered Bellaire's just
proportion of the cost OF preparing the road
bed, will require good deal OF effort before
it will be forthcoming At least that seems to
be the general opinion
Mr.. Gus Hartenstein and hiswife celebrat-
cd their wooden wedding Friday evening
and have such house full OF wooden presents
that they cannot soon forget 1t. The members
Of the Silver Hook Band made music for
their friend,
Tho First National Bank has q subscription
paper ready for those who wish to contribute
10 the Garfield Monumental fund. 1t is
ready for all who wish to help with this
memorial To our dead President.
Engineer Clark, of the Baltimore n Ohio
yards, has been elected member Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Carroll Building
Association.
Rev. NJ. Heinze leaves on Monday for CHI
CagO, where he will attend . meeting OF the
synod of his church.
Mrs Mark Lester and Mrs Jonathan HQif'
man have handed US tho following TesOlu.
tons, which they prepared ut the request of
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. u, Church;
WMEREAs, Our Heavenly Father, in his
All-wise but inscrutable purpose, has removed
from this world George, W. EIogc, the be-
loved husband Of ALHry lioge, and
WHEREAS, In the bereavement We greatly
sympathize with our afflicted sister there
fore be II
R,SOlred That the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the NJ. H. Church Of RellairC, hereby tender
to their beloved sister their heartfelt symPa-
thy IN this, her great allliction, and pray
That the great Father who is the promised
protector Of tho widow and the orphan, Will
give her strength to bear up under her severe
trial.
RcsOircd That these resolutions be entered
upon the records Of the Society, and copy
thereof bO forwarded By the Secretary to the
bGreaved sister
George Woodbridge goes to New York to
enter upon his studies at law school,
Between twenty and thirty teachers, and
those who hope to BIO teachers, were present
at the county examination hero Saturday.
There were festivals Friday and Saturday
nights at the Second NJ, Il. Clnrch and at
City hall. The latter was for the formation
Of d boat club.
Rev, Gibson, Of the Episcopal church,
preached Sunday morning ut his own church
and in the evening at St. Lukc's Church,
Wheeling,
REV, brown preached at the Second Pres
byterian Church as usual, ind In addition,
presided at congregational meeting Of the
Martins Ferry Presbyterian Church In tho
afternoon.
The IennCssceans (O'Donavin's) sang the
Methodist Church Sunday evening In cOnncc'
ton with the usual services,
Roy. 4, V, Milligan, OF East Liverpool,
preached, us announced, at the First Prcsby'
lerian Church,
The German congregation was out In force
Sunday, to celebrate the Harvest TranEsglv'
Inc