The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-26
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The Christmas hoprI at the poltohica Nom
day will be from $50 TIL 70 In the forenoon
The bean supper Tuesday evening viii be
ready from four o'clock tillten, Twenty-Five
cents will admit person to the hall aud buy
supper.
Rev. ]. K, McKallip has sent word 70 the
Fint Presbyterian church that he accepts
the call, and will be hers to preach the hHt
Of the year.
The ineorporators Of the Scottish Thistle
Farmer Company are James !, Morrison, d.
B. Simpson, VIM. g. Simpson, VIM. ], Nor
rison and Jas. I. Kelly,
The Episcopal Sunday school festival was
held Saturday evening. The Others will be
Monday morning, except the Gravel Hill
school, which will be that evening.
0uFmRnuiacturing establishments ore hard
pushed 70 fill orders, but they will take Mon
day for holiday and some Of them will be
forced to lay oil for week to make needed
repairs.
There were . great many people in town
Saturday from the country and from neigh
boring towns, and the streets were thronged,
But not half enough turkeys were brought
i'm and many were disappointed.
Burglars made away with A, schick' large
stock Of reyolyers Friday night The very
small pane OF glass that was removed look
like an entrance had been effected somewhere
else and the window broken to mislead.
The United Presbyterian Sunday School
will give an entertainment In City Hall or
Thursday evening, Allfriends OF the school
are invited, and, judging from the success o.
last years entertainment this will DO ~
entertaining entertainment
Miss Mollie Leonard and Miss Kate Inglel
were the successful cOntestantsat tho Druid'i
festival. The defeated candidates were mad,
the recipients OF handsome presents also
Miss Lizzie Merryman drew the bracelets
and Grant Baker the live turkey. The est
mated net receipts are 5000
Mr.. A. Stewart died very suddenly Of par
alysis Of tho heart Friday night, soon afterge
ting into bed as well " usual Mr., Stewart wa
one OF our Oldest citizens, but has not beer
engaged In business for some years-sinCe III
resigned his position as Adams EXPIRES
messenger. He leaves wife here, a son IL
| Baltimore, one In Boston and,two daughters
one Of them In Oregon,
The Church Of God, In unique handful
advertises festival, to DO held in the new
church, South Bellaire on Thursday, Frida!
and Saturday. Thursday evening will DO
mush and milk festival Friday, an oyste
supper, and Saturday, M apron and neCkti
social, There are number OF contests, also
one for each evening. The admission Is free
except on Saturday evening when gentle
men will pay ten cents and get u necktie,
The great event OF tho week will DO til
laying Of the corner stone OF the soldier
monument on the Square The foundation
will be ready, as the work has been COntin
ued In spite OF bad weather. A stand la
been built close by, for the speakers, Chas
O. Keller, Grand Master Of Masons OF Ohio
will make the first address In laying tn
stone, and Col. @, H. EoOrman and Capt !.
Danford will follow, The exercises will b
interspersed with music by the Bellaire CIT,
brass band. The various orders taking par
in the procession will form at o'clock II
the afternoon. The Chief Marshal, Jane
D. Gorrell, and Adjutant, Captain Little
will head the procession, then after the ban,
will come the societies In the following OF
der: Masons, Odd Fellows, Druids, Re,
Men, Hibernians, st. Johns Benevolent So
ciety, knights OF Pythias, knights Of Hon
or, Iron and Steel Workers, United Work
men, German Singers, Belmont Turner's
Monumental Association, City Officials, Fir
Department, Grand Army Of the Republic
mud citizens. The procession will 90 froI
the Baltimore and Ohio cut to Thirty.seventl
street, on Union, Belmont and Guernse,
streets, stopping at the monument, wher
the MasOnS will form square, and the othe
societies will be grouped around.
FREE CONTRIBUTION FOR TIE HonpAYs-
Ono pound Of choice mixed candy given Il
every one by j, u. IIenleln, proprietor Of III
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New BAN
Building, Bellaire, o.
During the next two weeks the above pres
ent will be given to the purchaser Of ever,
81 80 worth Of goods.
Remember We do not expect to make thi
up by addingextra profits, butwill guarante
TO sell you good goods for less than any othe
house In the city, We take this method Of ex
tending our appreciation TO our customer
for their liberal patronage Our slipper de
partment Is immense, Remember ut tn
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New yBanl
Building, Bellaire, 0. Mw&F