The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-24
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Nm, Bonas, Of Noundsvtlle, vas in town
The schools have no more sessions after
Wednesday evening.
The city Is in debt about thousand dollars
from our last summers cleaning up and dis
injecting
The office hours for the postofice on
Thanksgiving are between eight and ten in
the forenoon.
General Warner, II Is said, will DO in Bel
latre on Tuesday evening to address meet
ing In the interest Of the Ohio Valley Rail-
road,
This year, with oil our manufacturing con-
Germs running, Bellaire people generally
seem able to provide abqndantly Of good
things for their Thanksgiving feast
The excavation at the corner Of the Square
for the soldiers monument has been allied up
again, preparatory to making the foundation
on the new site that has been selected on the
Belmont street side Of the Square,
], +, Hamilton, the principal OF our colored
schools, Will make IN address at City Hall on
Thursday evening to which all are invited,
An oyster supper later in the evening at the
same place Is for the benefit VI the colored
Odd Fellows,
The ground through which the trench is
being dug for the new Gravel Hill water
main causes great deal OF trouble by falling
In on the workmen. Props are OF little ust
workmen were caught fast and had TO be dug
out, They escaped with only q squeeze.
The union church services for Thanks
rWttF HNntill ka hall
ut the usual hour for morning service, Rev,
will preach the sermon. Bellaire has many
special reasons to DO thankful this year as
another period Of prosperity seems to DO well
commenced.
The Council long ago ordered the opening
OF Thlrty.second street from Union street to
the Baltimore 4 Ohio freight depot and has
ordered paved sidewalk from the Market
House To the creek bridge, but neither has
been attended TO. Those who pay taxes and
road tax BESIDES would like TO have some
thing done that would show where the money
goes,
Tho Teachers Association meets In the
Fourth ward school building Friday and Sat
urday, and an attempt will be made, and no
doubt successfully madeIto organize Scion
tilic Society for Eastern Ohio. The meeting
for this purpose will be held Saturday after
noon. Friday afternoons session 10 TO open
with M address Of welcome, by Rev, r. W
Nelson, President OF our School Board. Mar
tin r, Andrews, principal Of the Marietta
College, will make theh response. Tht
inaugural address OF Henry N, Mertz, Super
intendent OF the steubenville schools, will
follow J, /. Steele, Principal OF our Higl
School, will make an address on the schoo
| mn lhn f,nINltO ItnrnHt, IIiNNknnnIr
Superintendent OF the st. ClairsvillC schools
will conclude the session. In the evening g
r, Long Principal OF the Zanesvillo schools
Will speak OH education III manufacturing
towns; and DR.. John d. Peasley, Supcrinten
dent Of the Cincinnati schools, on mora
and literary culture In the schools,
8rNAviLLE,
Last Saturday evening, at the Rtna school
. house, o concert was given by the !Etni
Welsh Glee Club for the benefit Of Mr.. NOal
Howolls worthy and respectable citizen O
EtnaVille. There has been great aiIlIctiOr
In his family, sickness and death In thu
house and himself lying Ill for a long time
with typhoid fever, and was, In consequence
unable 10 follow his daily RvocatiOn for the
support OF his large family. The benevolent
people Of Etna mill aud village, whose
charity scarcely knows any bounds, deter
mined TO show their sympathy In very sub.
stantlal form, well knowing that sympathy
without relief, was like mustard without
beef, and the GlGe Club, always ready Ia
help deserving cases, decided to give concert
last Saturday evening. II can truly be said
that 1t was grand thing In every respect.
The house was full to overlooking Of respect
able people. Many came from Martins Fer.
ry and Bridgeport, knowing the treat they
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In melody full. They came and heard and
were pleased. The Club, under It's able
leader Prof. Thomas Davies, did Its part
well. The rendering and executing OF the
GhOruscs was highly finished, in good style.
The already high standing Of tho Club as 10
Us singing quality was well sustained
throughout.
There was a long programme Of choruses,
trios, Duets and solos gone through Solo
singers Messrs. W. Lynch, Thomas Lloyd,
Thomas Lewis, D. Lewis and Miss Dotty Lew.
u.s. Miss Agnes Lewis played the aCcompa.
niment on the piano with taste. Mrs
Thomas Lloyd and Mrs. Thomas Davis were
fair addition to the club. All acted their
parts well. The Lewis family Is really a
singing family-with vein Of the comic
from father to son. Master D. Lewis was
excellent In Cruelty To Animals'-the In.
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end-lt was q treat In singing.
All were happy to see the genial and kind
hearted Dr., Todd, from bridgeport present,
He spoke highly Of the benevolent dsposi.
ton OF the people OF Etnayille, always
ready TO sympathlze with the afflicted with
hand, heart and purse. All went home
highly satisfied,
VALLEY GROVE.
J. D. Whlttam leaves tomorrow for Phila.
delphia.
Miss Annie Mathcrs, OF your city was the
guest OF Mrs. YIN. Gaston Of Point Mills, q
few daysago.
Ex.Justice Perequine Whittam, has been
quite III without much improvement, for
several months.
We learn that there are some Of Mr.. John
Browns family, noar Elm Grove, suffering
from diphtherla.
The Young Mems Christian Association, OF
West Alexander, Pa, purpose founding II.
brary this winter.
Ex.Justice Bushleld has erected new
Touring mill with all the modern appurte.
nances for making first class flour
The Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin, OF pennSylyania,
will be with the Rev, N. NJ. Marlng, assist.
ing in communion services on next Sunday,
at the ". +. Church, Of Roney Point.
Weare panied 10 learn that Mr.. Joseph N,
Bell and lady, who have been expected home
ere this from the west, have been prevented
on account OF Mr.. Bell having all attack Of
typhoid fever.
There Is quite an unusual amount OF sick.
ness prevailing In the country ut this time,
many cases OF diphtheria OF The most malig.
nant type-.-as was the case Of Mrs. James Orr,
who died the 18th inst.
In the spring, II Is said, "a young mans
fancy turns 10 thoughts OF love-" but two or
three Of our young bloods have taken Tie
fancy for the public stage and organized
trniinn and will mnkn thnir ILnhnL In WAN