The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-24

imore, preached, and in The afternoon, ai.

timore, preached, and In the afternoon, ai
ter Sunday::School, Rev. DR.. pershing, O
Pittsburgh, delivered grand and eloquent
sermon, his text being the 2glh verse o.
the 10th chapter OF tho Acts. At its con
clusion, parting addresses were delivered
by Rev. q. L. Maslen, Of Wheeling, Rev
JIM. Davis, superintendent OF the grounds
Hon. Patrick nannel, Of ,Clevclund, md
Rev. Mr.. Hughes, Of 'Morgantown.' a T
In the eveninga young peoples meeting
was held ut the Mountain Lake Park HoteI
in the dining room, which was filled, ai
which addresses were made by Revs. Mas
den, pershing aud Hughes, and concluded
In II general class meeting. Thus ended
the first campmeeting at tho Park. : III
success, although not us great Us expected
was satisfactory and resulted in doing good
and benefited many spiritually. A num-
Der pr0fesscd conversion and united with
the church.
On Thursday morning the convention
Of the B. X o. railroad employees and
religious services conducted by Miss Jen'
mic Smith will commence and be held fol
four days. Several hundred are expected
to be present on that duy, and preparations
are being made for their accommodations
The reduced railway fare and the oppor'
tunity Of enjoying week Of pleasure and
recreation ut q very moderate expense, art
considered to be such strong and favorable
Inducements for them 10 attend that 1t il
thought their numbers will be counted
the thousands before It's conclusion.
On Friday the Garrett County Sunday
School convention will be held ut Occident,
under the auspices OF the Maryland Sun
day School Union and continues for three
days. All the schools ut this place and the
one ut Mountain Lake Park have elected
and will send delegates TO represent them
in its proceedings.
Z General Crook, in consequence oil the
troubles with the Indians, was ordered to
go 10 Arizona and left on Monday for the
territory.
The Oakland Glee Club metj with such
success at their last performance that they
will give another this evening, at the Oak.
land Hotel. II 94 { I STEl
a. Phantom Ball came or at Oakland
Hotel last night, and, ms usual, was largely
attended and q success.
7. J. Peddicord, Esq, Of Oakland, has
been announced as n candidate for Judge
Of this judicial district.
Hon. George C. Sturgiss and lady, oil
Morgantown, were in Oakland on Tuesday,
on a visit to a. G. Sturgiss, his brother
and left this morning for home.
Arrivals at the Glades Hotel: Geo. X.
Smith and wife, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs.
John Bassell, Clarksburg; John IL. Bish,
Vim. Renelan, Eugene jenkins, Lew Mil.
Ter, Barton Jones, Rev. S. Rideout, John
W. Lazier, K. I. iamm und John r, At.
kinson, Baltimore; S. S. Cunningham, Gov.
ington, KY; Hon Geo. a. Pcarrc and Da.
vid w. Sloan, Cumberland, Nd; L. II.
Neillen and d. B. Anderson, Keyser, W.
Va; Mrs. DR.. w. G. Ride0ut and Miss
Prue Rideout, Annapolis Nd; NJ. Apple
baum, Pittsburgh; j. S. Sullivan, Wheel.
ing; WIS. Wrysong. Charlestown, w. Va;
Misses Murray and Dorsey, Elk Lick, Nd;
]. NJ. Dinger, Lovctisyille.
At Oakland Hotel: Edward Staubur, S
NJ. Goodman, G. X. Bartholomew and wife,
Cincinnati; Myer Iiorkheimer. Wheeling;
z. W. Woollord, J. NJ. SclIryyer and sister,
Harry Willard, Z. NJ schryver, John j.
Dougherty, Fred Hickey, Jr., A. Il. Green,
G. S. Forbes. Davins Slrausbury, Charles
Strausbury, j. Crawford Lyon, ]. p. Bur.
nett, 7. b. Adams, Baltimore; P. Haven.
stein, +. 4. Schrooz, Mrs. S. F. Kampf, Miss
Ida Cunningham. W. i. Sebre, J. II. Veirs
Washington, D. G.; Vim. L. Wilson, ,CharIe es.
town, ". Va; I. q. Wood, ". C. .Eustlcc, T..
2. Bedilion and wife, and 7. p. Bedilion
Jr., Maryland.