The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-08
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Church Notes.


Church Notes.
The public schools begin to-day "a. 10
The railroad bridge over the creek has
been painted. ~ s=..ii. - :.
MI. Marsh aud family arc visiting rel..
tiyes at Alorristown. - Z
The new lodge or council OF the National
Union will be organized this evening.
Basil johnson, formerly OF this county
now OF Kansas, was in town last week; =,
,Clarencc Van Law and wife, OF Zanes.
days. .55:tt i. .zyS'"N @
The foundations have been begun for 4
new gas tank adjoining the original tank
OF the works. 4 - 80, !,
Twenty cars Of stock from this county
and Guernsey went from here to East Lib.
erty Saturday. Il, "A
J. i: Morrison when in England bought
q "cooley-cycle," in use in India, and it
has arrived here. III
Nearly every street in town lad its
organ, grinder, peddlcr or Cheap John,
Saturday afternoon.
The whistle Of tho Princess is a welcome
sound to many who3have been missing
her in their trips to Wheeling.
Gen. A. ]. Warner was here over nigh.
and left for Powhatan Saturday noon. lie
Ind been taking in the St. Clairsvile fair.
The whole milk supply furnished by the
narrow gauge railroad was cut of Saturday
because OF q failure to take out the cans
the evening before. -z.5s5ss
Charles Faupel, who was brought home
from Cumberland, Nd, last week, died
yesterday morning At IL o'clock at the
home OF his brother-in.law, OF consump.
ton. aGI TS15T'i
The funeral Of W. J. Clark took place
Yesterday forenoon from Louis Gre.lla's,
The G. A. r., Odd Fellows and Druids
attended in 4 body with a band OF martial
music. ~ R tgNt5,&
Tho Pennsylvania railroad and the
Pennsylvania Company are organizing un
insurance and beneficial society that will
include the employees oi the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad here. 7%5
The Plumcd Knights and probably the
majority Of several other Blaine clubs
will 60 to Stcubenville this evening on the
special train to the Republican rally ut
the opening OF the wigwam. The round
trip costs only sixty cents. a52.5iy. .5s
The failure OF SO many streams when
most wanted by farmers has turned the
attention OF some farmers to artcsian wells,
and q successful experiment has been tried
by Andrew kcyser, west OF town. lie
bored sixty feet and found wafer
Several breaks in the main pipes OF the
Water Works occurred Friday night and
Saturday, letting much water waste. A
break not far below the reservoir Saturday
afternoon sent the water roaring in tor
rent down across streets and lots. The
water had to be turned OF yesterday to
allow repairs. vs. 'E',55
There was mn alarm OF fire Saturday
night for tho Fourth ward. II called ont
all tho fire companies, and MS it was only
half.rast 10 o'clock, drew large crowds
into the streets. But the joke was that no
one knew who started the alarm or what
it was all about. At last the majority
seemed to make up their minds that It had
originated with some one who wanted the
water turned on 80 he could fill his buckets.
Rcv&J. X. McKallip, at the First Pres.
byterian church, and Rev. W. w. Walker,
at the Episcopalian church, preached their
first sermons after their vacation ycstcr.
day. Rev. ]. NJ. Griffin conducted Quar-.
tcrly Meeting Mt the A. NJ. L. Church yes
terlay, and Ray. Elijah Henderson was
at homo and preached ut the Second N. T.
Church.. Rev. j. NJ. Monroe preached on
'The School, the Press and the Church.
the Trinity OF American Civilization
Rev. Dr. Williams again held services or
the Square yesterday evening, beginning
at 6 o'clock. ,- 4 : 1'st5' 7'5TJ3'