Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

till further notice, also at the News Depot.
on Union street.
burg.
A little child of Thos. Tracy, Of the
Fifth ward, is quite. sick.
Stephen Hopkins, of Gravel Hill, is i'm
proving his property.
]. w. Scarborough, wife and daughter
and a Mrs. Henry, of Wheeling, did call
on Bellaire friends last night
The Quakers are gathering at Barnes
vile TO attend yearly meeting.
Miss Mintia Seal, of B~eallsvllle, a sister
| of the Seal Brothers of this city, died last
| Friday. The funeral will occur to-day.
She was 81 years Of age.
c. W. Dickens, cashier Of the Dollar
Savings Bank, James FIFTEEN, George Setz
and several Others went up to wheeling
last Friday night to the Old Soler" at
the Grand.
The Georgetown brass band fair and
festival closed last night. They had fair
! crowds and an excellent time and made
some money.
The citizens of Gravel Hill Cut sweep
their street every day and take quite a
pride In it.
E. church, Hannibal, to-day.
There was q sparring match in the Cen
tral block Friday night between colored
boys. 1t was spirited and close and was
considered a draw.
Miss Emma Reid is doing cadet work in
room l. Indian Run.
The B class 10 the High school are
Thomas CumminS, David Emery, Robert
Cow, James NJ. Saunders, John Mnlte,
Iuez Blackburn, Ora COrbett Hannah
Cresap, Clara Murray, Carrie Meyers,
Lulu Over, Alma Rickett, Lucy Rodefer.
Nellie Saltsgaver, Ida Warden, Amelia
Steger and Sue White.
The boys of the Progress Club have
| worked hard and faithfully this week to
fix up the floor in Central block Tor a
dance hall. They nav the floor laid and
are papering the ceiling. They expect TO
be ready 10 hold a dance and dedicate the
hall on October 9.
AMONG II CHURCHES.
o. w. Holmes will give his Introductory
sermon at II a. m, and Will also preach at
s o. n. Sunday school, L. C.. Meyer, sup
erintendent, at 9 $50 q. m. Class $3.50 a. IN.
Junior League 6 p. n.
Christian Church-Preaching by pastor,
Rev. r. G. White, at IL a. m. and s p. m.
Subjects, mornin, Church Enterprise;
evening, The Drink Traffic and Duty OF the
Church.
United Presbyterian Church-Preaching
II a. m. and 3 p. m. Subjects, morning,
How shall we escape if we neglect so great
salvation! evening, The word OF the Lord
is tried.
At South Bellaire, the Rev. William
Peregog will preach at 1880 a. m, and
1880 D. m. Subject, morning, Conference
is Over; Who Made the Appointments
evening, The Sowing and the Reaping
and the Pleasure OF Bringing IN the
Sheaves."
1t the German Reformed Church the
Rev. Weiss, of Canton, will hold services
morning and evening.
The Church of God, South Bellaire,
Rev l. D. Cousins, pastor, preaching lO;5O
a. m, and S p. N.
Presbvterian and Second M. f., no
preaching but Sunday School and Class as
usual.
Second Presbyterian, preaching at II a.
m, and s p. m, by the pastor, lev. j. M.
McCracken.
On and after Sunday, September 20,
1894, the agency for the DAILY and SUNDAY
REGISTER for BeAaire, Ohio, and the neigh
borhood, will be conducted by A. Porter
field, Guernsey street, opposite the Public
Square. Persons wishing to subscribe for
any of the several editions of the REGISTER
can do so by calling at A. Porterield's
Mace of business. Orders for the l2-page
WEEKLY REGISTER will receive prompt at
t%ention,