The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-15
LOCAL IlR.EyI,r:Issl
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Matters or Minor Moment In and About
/ The City. 4 y w n I. 4
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The special meetings al the North
street church have increased In power
every evening during the past week. "
Tomorrow at the Second presbyteri-
an church. Rev. Layerty Greer will
preach Attic usual hour, 1890 q. N. No
evening service. I.i,
| "A collection OF Formosa Island sn,-
ders In Stewards drug store. South Side,
attracts some curiosity. The spiders
are almost as big as spnrrowB, md IN
al the colors OF the rainbow.
Special strviccs VIII be conducted by
Blshop w. II. Wilson, of Cleveland, at
Macedonia DaptiHt church on Sunday at
II m. and SIP. nj. The special meet-
lngs VIII continue next week.
The executive committee OF the y, p.
3. 9. e. OF the First Christian church
VIII meet at the home OF the president,
Homer Simmons, at 2iSi Market street,
on Morlday night at 1850 p. nj. \, ID n
There, Will be n union OF four OF the
Methodist churches OF the city next
week In the eyangellstIc services con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Ostrom and Mr.
HILLS. namely, the Fourth street, North
street, Thomson and Zane street
churches. \, / il.I,'
Dr. Cunningham. of the First Presby-
teriun church, Will preach on two Inn
portant subjects Sabbath, January 10,
namely: THE Revival OF the Split OF
Prayer" at 1880 a. m, and 1.-THE Grace
OF God that Brlngeth Salvation, at
7:So p, m.
To-day for the third time. the plant
OF the Royal Clay Manufacturing Com-
pany, In which several Wheeling people
are interested will be offered for sale.
The plant has beer appraised at a sur
prlsIngly low figure, and q sale to-day
Is considered probable,
Benjamin L. Smith, secretary OF the
Home Missionary Society, will occupy
the pulpit OF the First Christian church
Tomorrow morning and evening. Mr..
Smith Is nm earnest and fluent speaker,
and his many friends In this community
VIII be glad to hear him.
The Christian Enceavor Society Of the
First Christian church will meet to-
morrow at $50 p. m. The topic will be,
g"Soul-wlnning, or Fishers OF Men," "a
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend this meeting. Mr.. Frank Jones
will lead the devotional exercises.
Special revival services were held at
the. German NJ. e. church during the
week, with quite a number at the altar
for prayer, and viii be continued every
evening next week Tomorrow the
Rev. j. C. Marting. OF Berea, O., Will
assist In the administration OF the
LORDS Prayer, and preach morning and
evening. 4 Z. & "a
B Mr.. George Baird. late assistant post
master, has established himself in the
Exchange bank building as soliciting
agent for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of New York. Mr.. Baird,s
large circle of friends predict for him
n large measure OF success In his new
undertaking.
At Zane street NJ. E. church the pas
tor, Rev. B. 3. Evans, will preach Sum
day morning at 1880 O'Clock and In the
evening at7:S0 o'clock. At p. m. Rev.
cial evaHgelistS. will conduct a union
service Thomson. North street and
Fourth street churches Joining In this
service. 80
On Sunday at.the North street VI, E.
church there Will be preaching by the
pastor. Rev. c. b. Graham at 1880 a.
m. and Z p. m. Morning subject, 1.-THE
Christian Stronghold evening. per
sonal. Influence. in the Christian Lief
There will be prayer meeting at $50 a.
m. for blessings on the revival services
of this city. n,
The young ladies OF Mount de Chan
tai were, through the kindness Of Bish-
op Donahue, treated to q delightful
graphophone. entertainment last night
a number OF musical selections were
given. The young ladies desire to ex-
press their thanks to Bishop Donahue,
and to Mr.. S. Black, who operated the
graphophone. 80 -