Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
BELLAIRE.

The anniversary services held in the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday were
well attended. Rev. VIM. Castor, formerly
pastor of the church, preached an interest
ing sermon in the morning. Rev. Barr,
the resident minister, gave a lengthy but
/ interesting history of the church from the
time of organization TO date. At o'clock,
ExP Postmaster Cooper followed Rev Barr
with concise history of the Sabbath
school. At the evening service Rev. X. II.
Holiday, of Findlay, presided and preached
an interesting service.
Officers, soldiers, sailors or marines of
the Union army, navy or marine corps dur
ing the war of the rebellion, who volun-
teered prior to July lst, 1863, and were
honorably discharged for any cause after a
service of at least two continuous years, or
were at any time discharged by reason of
wounds received in line of duty, will meet
at the City Hall this evening to organize
an encampment of the Union Veteran
Legion.
At the special election in the Fourth
ward for Councilman on Saturday there
were about 80 votes cast, all of which, with
the exception OF or = We're for Chris
Bippus. From what we can learn the
Democratic candidate did not want the
position. He was put on the ticket CON
trary to his wishes.
John W. Hawkins has returned from Il
business trip for the Ohio Valley Foundry
at Mansfield. He says busidess is good
The firm has three statesmen on the road.
and is employing about 60 moulders.
James Y. Patterson, Democratic candi-
date for Sheriff, from Martins Ferry. is
well liked by the Democrats of Bellaire.
and Will take a big vote out of the Glass
City if he secures the nomination
The Association of Ministers will meet
this morning at the First NJ +. Church
Rev. a b. Williams will read paper on
christianity and Social Science
The B. Il o. did not run a special to
Noonan's Grove, yesterday, as the trains
run two Sundays before did not pay.
\ number Of the faithful went out TO
Noonan's Grove again yesterday, but the
camp at Bethel caught the crowd.
Andrew Kern and bride are home from
their wedding trip. They will 90 to house
keeping in the Third ward.
An excursion will be run to Niagara
Falls over the c., l.. x W on Thursday at
500 the round trip.
The excursions TO Detroit over the B. &
Q. are voted quite pleasant by those who
have tried them
There will be a literary and musical en-
taiument in South Bellaire NJ. f. church,
this evening.
Chas. Rosser has fire brick that was
manufactured near Lancaster that is con-
sidered \ No. l.
County Treasurer elect, Archer, goes TO
the County seat to get ready for business
to-day.
Money in the building associations is de
handing little higher premium at present
Supt. Jones, Of the Public Schools, will
issue an address 10 the teachers to-day.
Prof Jones and several other colored d.
vines preached at Bethel yesterday.
The books of the Bellaire Savings and
Loan Company are being audited.
Mayor MCGOWAN performed his first
marriage ceremony on Saturday
The Golden Eagle Band will soon be in
shape to give open air exhibitions.
Loves c. X Z. restaurant has been i'm
proved and enlarged.
a Chatauqua Literary Circle is to be or
gauized here.
DR. Ottman, Of Columbus, is in the city
on business.
Some Of our merchants report u big trade
on SATURDAY,