Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24
BELLAIRE.
country.

morrow evening, with the expectation Oh
bringing the first prize home with them
The Belmont county Teachers Institute
begins at ST. Clairsvllle tomorrow morn
ing for four weeks session. An aole
corps of instructors has been secured. The
programme for this session is on different
line from those held in the past, and the IN
stitute promises to be more interesting and
profitable TO teachers than any OF its pre-
decessors.
The stockholders Of the new Stamping
Company will hold meeting at the once
Gallaher & Woodbridge tomorrow. IL Is
expected that the charter will have been
received by that time, when permanent or
ganization will be effected. The new COM
pany has excited more interest among our
people than any enterprise which been pro
iected here, and the concern Will start on
with the best wishes OF nearly every cltl-
zen of the town. 1t is looked upon as the
one new enterprise that was needed to turn
thetide in our favor and TO start Bellaire
anew on the road TO industrial prominence
Campmeeting at Bethel opens next Sat
urday, and will continue over two Sun
days.
Capt. Jesse r. Purnell, who has been on
the sick list, is able TO be about again:
The reunion of the Ninety-eighth Regi-
ment. O. V. l., announced to be held at
Freeport, has been postponed until next
year.
ison, Kan, are visiting relatives IN thls
county.
furnace of the Bellsire window glass
works will be putin operation next ire. A
mart of the old stockholders IN the COM
pany are willing that this shall be done
and a number OF the workers are anxious
ia remain in the city. 1t is argued that
the local trade of the surrounding towns
will consume nearly all the product, as
there is no other window glass house N
this section. -,
tits stated that site for factory build
ings for the new stamping company can De
secured on the B. IL o. grounds west OF
Guernsey street on favorable terms, ana IL
is probable that that location Will De
chosen There are several oullolhgs tue
company might secure. but the energetic
busipess men at the head Of the concern
are in favor Of erecting buildings specially
adapted TO the purpose for which they are
to be used
Supt. B. II. Jones has returned from
vacation trip and will attend the teachers
Institute at ST. Clairsvile, being engaged
as one Of the instructors.
The charter of the Novelty Stamping
Company arrived Yesterday, with NJ. l.
BLACKBURN, w. e. Bergundthal, j. h.
Blackburn, A. klotz and Joseph Clements
as charter members.
Virgil Brown, the barber, had quarrel
with colored man in his employ yester-
dav afternoon, and ran the man OUT lnUo
street with q poker Marshal johnson
gethered in both. Brown was released on
his own recOgnizance, but the otner man,
stranger, was locked up.
The several Y. p. S. G. r. will hold
unjon meeting at the Second Presbyterian
Chbrch this evening. Several good speak
ers will be present. The topic will be the
New York Convention Of Christian En-
deavor Societies.
Several persons contemplate attending
services at the Second Presbyterian
Church at Wheeling this evening, TO hear
reports from the Christian Endeavor Con-
vention in New York.
Excursion rates have been secured on
the G. & p. road for those who wish TO at
tend the COMPRESSION convention in this
city on Tuesday, August ID. Rates will no
doubt be secured on the b. 81 0. and B., u.
g. G. roads.
The Chautauqua Circle is taking in new
members for next seasons work. VIII
Parks has the books al the Building Asso-
citation office.
The knights of the Golden Eagle brass
band will go down to Powhatan to-day.
Col. Poorman is at home to spend the
day with his family.
Rev. NJ S. Johnson, Presiding Elder OF
the Cincinnati District, has been holding
quarterly meeting at the Secohu M T.
church the past week.
Miss MOllie Wolfe, OF Cincinnati, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herzoerg
Charles Sheets and wife are spending
the day with friends at Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Meyer Herzoerg, who has been on
the sick list, is cOnvalescent.
John LASTLY will move his family TO Dun
kirk. Ind. next Wednesday.
Mrs Thomas Deegan is with friends al
Findlay.
The Globe ball club of this city will play
the Pink Carriers on the Benwood grounds
tomorrow afternoon.
Harry Tyler is visiting friends at his old
home in Virginia.
Union services will be held at the United
Presbyterian and First Presbyterian
Churches to-day at the latter this morn
ing. the former this evening. The union
services of the Christian and NJ. f. congre-
cations will be held at the former church
both morning and evening. Regular SER
vices at all the other churches except the
Episcopal and the Second Presbyterian.
Testimony has been taken here this week
In the case brought by the j. Z. Gloney 90.
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv for work Oh the branch road, extend
ing from this city to PowhattRn.
Miss Ella Reed, Of Quincy, was with
friends here yesterday.
The venerable Samuel Mckelvey, ST.,
Of Bethel. who has many relatives and
friends in this city, continues critically
i'll. with little hope Of recovery.
The Ray Fishing Club Of this city enter
tained over fifty guests at their well ap-
pointed camp, near Darlington Friday
night It is said 10 be the best camp on
the Ohio river. Hscketts brass band IS
with the boys.
Miss Emma Balls visiting friends at
Sarahsville, o.
An entertainment will be held at Forest
Hill school house, west Of town, next
Thursday night, for the benefit OF the pro-
posed new church al that place Several
persons from this city will take part IN the
exercises.
MI Marsh attended the jewelers. con-
vention at Pittsburg the past week.
Several Of our people will take IN the b.
& o. excursion 10 Atlantic City next
Thursday.
The Daughters Of Liberty viii celebrate
the anniversary Of their lodge next Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Heatherineton's brass band discoursed
sweet music at the city park last evening.
The park is q faVonte resort in the even
ings and the band music is appreciated.
The several bands in town should take turn
about in giving evening entertainments.
sTEUBENVILLE.
STEUBENvILLE, o., July 23.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee for jefferson