The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01
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'rohibitiOniSts Nominate n Congressman.
~ Other Notes.
The Pinch Run Republicans organized 4
Blaine club Saturday night.
Mr.. Wool Hines got back Saturday
from q trip to Asbury Park. N
Mr.and Mrs. Daniel Morrison, Of Athens,
have been visiting relatives here. .y51
Miss Elva Wcthcrnld and Miss Ida
Groves are home from visit to Barnes
vile.
A barge OF watermelons was tied at the
upper wharf all day yesterday, and many
were sold ut retail. y
George Anderson, the South Bcllaire
butcher, lost a horse Saturday from a sud-
den attack of collie. M . e :
The Sunday school Of the Wincbrcn-
marian Church Of God held Il picuic at
Rodcier's grove Saturday. 1872 .
II looks us ii tomorrow evenings Re-
publican meeting will be the beginning Of
Il month OF excitement in that line. M
Mr.. l. D. Phillips, Of Lcwisville, Ohio,
will take charge OF the Bellairc, GAINESVILLE
& Cincinnati railroad station business here
IN, place OF Capt. Julius Armstrong.
Tho Cleveland stone pavement up Noble
street from the run to Gravel Hill is be-
gun. 1t will be five feet wide with three
and 4 half feet OF grass plat OH each side.
The public schools will not open till Il
week from to-day. The superintendent
and nearly all the teachers who have been
absent from town during the vacation are
now here ready for work again. ~
Rev. r. II. Taylor, OF the South Dcllairc
NJ. Z. Circuit, preached three sermons yes
tcr,lay, one ut Mt. Zion in the morning,
one ut Wc.ee in the afternoon, and one ut
the South Bellaire church this evening.
The outdoor church on the Square WIS
held at 6 o'clock last night instead OF half
M hour later, on account OF the slorten-
ing days. Rev. r.. NJ. Monroe preached in
the evening, at the Disciples Church, n
sermon especially to young men on '"Thc
Choice OF an Occupation" a g
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe is not in favor Of
the prohibitionists putting in the field
another candidate for Congress and de-
clincd the nomination for himself. The
convention ut Caldwell offered it to lin
~ unanimous NbiC shiN tIlCIl utiltlC u
nomination in spite Ola speech against it
by Mr.. Monroe. 3ss; ~. e. /.
Rev. J. X. McKallip, OF the First. Pres
,bytcrian Church, will be home the lust OF
this week and begin the usual services in
that church on next Sunday Rev. r. M.
Brown was still absent yesterday: Rev.
William Grimes, Of Steubcnvillc, will
preach in tho Second Presbyterian Church
OIL next Sunday. I! 5 Z.
Bellairc is putting on her working
clothes and in another week all the fac
tories will be busy. The glnss houses haye
all started well after making extensive re-
pairs, and the nail works is now able 10
run full force, rs the steel works is turning
out a sufficient supply OF excellent metal.
These two industries ut work have already
made business OF all kinds brighter here,
The flour. mills, stamping works and tin
factories arc busy, too, and tho 4Etna and
Ohio Valley foilndrics are buster than
ever The stove foundry made, " car loud
shipment last week IN addition 10 ordl-
nary shipments. Bcllaire builders have
done considerable work out OF town in a,l-
dition TO their work here. "a, 4 IS