Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
BELLAIRE.

The remaining FIVE per cent Of the
stock of the OLD Belmont Glass Company
has been paid 10 the stockholders the past
week. and the business Of the old company
mas been closed.
The CITY School Board on Friday even
ing ordered the payment Of bills amount
ing To SS,49S.35. This includes the pay
ment (S3,s5O) for the Kelly property on
Ross Hlll, recently purchased. The salary
of Miss Kirkpatrick. Principal OF the
Fifth ward school, was nxed at S43 per
month. and s. per month additional Tor
each room under her supervision. Inc
salaries or Miss Neyins and MISS Myers,
teachers, was placed at SO per month.
Tracy's instead of Cutters PHYSIOLOGY
was ordered for use in the schools, aIse
the Alternate Fourth Reader instead OF
the Eclectic Fifth Reader.
III the weather IS fair, tomorrow Will De
a dig day in the city. The Eastern ONO
Trades and Labor Congress and the varl-
Gus laOOr ORGANIZATIONS interested nave
been WORKING diligently TO have credlta-
Die demonstration. and many OF the mer-
chants viii assist ia making The parade a
creditable one. Invitations have been
sent TO labor organizations within large
radius aud these with the spectators Will
certainly bring large crowd OF VISITORS.
There will be "a NUMBER OF races, ana ad-
dresses oy several leading lsDer orators.
Excursion rates are onered on all the rdli-
roads entering tue city
Joseph SaJterheld was brought nome
from West Virginia Friday evening. he
has Oeen quite sick, but IS improving.
Miss Bertha Dickson, OF Barnesvlile, has
been the guest of her friend Miss Lille
LaRocne, the past few days.
Charles Henry, Jr..and wife are IN from
Duukrk, Ind, on visit to relatives ana
friends.
James Sellars and family have returned
from the Bethesda camp ground.
Albert Luchs, OF this city, aud Charles
Strouse. OF New York, leave to-day for
Chicago.
Geofge Rollacheck, of Wheeling, and
Mrs johanna Felner, Of Cincinnati, were
guests Of Mrs. Harry Herzoerg, on Friday.
T.. j. LaRoche's me young Newfound-
land dog was struck by an electric car,
Friday evening, and badly injured.
Mrs. John Baugn has again taken charge
Of the Central House on Belmont street.
The locked out mineDs of the nail works
mine will take part in the LABOR Day
parade tomorrow. aud ask all union
miners and those in sympathy with the
IN ION TO Join them.
The Girl Spy," presented az the Ely
sian Theatre the past four nights IS a spIen-
did military drama and was well rendered.
Bert Miller ana Miss Clara Turner ably
sustained the leading parts, while home
talent satisfactorily filled the minor parts.
Inc tableaus were pleasing. The play
was given under the auspices OF SpangIar
Post
The Elysian Theatre will open for the
seasan on the 18th inst
The Eastern Ohio Trades and Labor
Congress request the citizens OF Bellalre
TO decorate their residences and places OF
business tomorrow, in honor OF LABOR
Day.
W. G. Danford, the we'll known postal
clerk on the B. az o., was in the city yes
terday greeting his numerous friends.
j. II. Patterson, gate-keeper on the We
gee pike, collected $l24.2l in tolls last
month; James Pedicord, on the McMahon's
creek pike, SI03.57.
The Souvenir Social Society gave an
enjoyable mop in the Thompson storeroom
ia the Fourth ward, Thursday evening.
James Linard has returned from a trip
70 the Worlds Fair, Columbus ana other
points.
: Leroy and John Hopkins have returned
from the Worlds Fair.
The cOlored brass band, under the lead
ership Of Gus Stephens, made its first APP
pearance on the streets Friday evening.
The music rendered was credit to the
band and the instructor.
Charles Costing and children and Miss
Mary Cory have returned from Balu-
more.
Antoine LaRoche, Sr., has returned from
q visit 70 relatives at Pittsburg and Ale
gheny.
Joe Raduzjner and family, Of Wheeling,
are spending the day with Mrs. RS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herzoerg.
Mrs. Emma Boyce and sister, OF Sharps-
burg, Pa, are the guest Of Thomas Boyce,
Of the Fifth ward.
Mayor MCGOWAN requests the citizens to
decorate their residences and places OF bus
mess tomorrow.
Prof. Frank Nelson left yesterday for
Worlds Fair.
Henry Lippel and family returned yes
terday from the Columbian Exposition.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Rev. DR.. Mills will preach the closing
sermon Of his six years term as presiding
elder in the GAINESVILLE district at the
First M. e. church this evening. The
Sacrament Of the Lords supper will be
administered at the close Of the sermon,
At the First Presbyterian church to-day
the local union Christian Endeavor will
meet 10 hear the report of the Montreal
convention by their delegate, w. J. Nor
risOn. The other Young Peoples societies
are cordially invited.
Preaching by the pastor at Gravel Hill
M +. Mission at $3.50 p. m.
Regular services morning and evening at
the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. Hunter will preach at the United
PRESBYTERIAN church at IL a. m and p. m.
A special programme will be rendered by
the First NJ. q. Sunday school this morn
inc. it being Missionary Day.
Following is the programme OF services
at the First NJ. Il. church to-day: Preach
ing at II q. m. baptisms; reception Of pro-
batiouers into full membership; welcoming
the new members; preaching at S p. m. by
Rev. j. Il. Mills, d. D., followed by the
sacrament of the Lords Supper; Love
Feast at : p. m.
Preaching at the Christian church to-day
by Rev. X. G. White, Of Washington, Pa.
After the morning service the congrega-
ton will vote on the question Of calling a
Usual services at the German Reformed
church.
Preaching morning and evening at the
South Bellaire Nj. T.. Church.
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