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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
SPORTING.
BASE BALL NOTES,

The Pittsburg Club has made Purcell an
offer.
The Philsdelphis Club is to have another
catcher.
The Athletic Club viii have strong In
Geld next season.
Terence Cornell is q candidate for nm
pire in the American Association.
Rooney" Sweeney is to play Sith the
New York aggregation in New Orleans.
If the Ma ionals Of Washington want
Houck they will have to pay for him to
the Athletic management.
1. il reported that Frank Bancroft will
have an interest IN q club to be organizs 30
at Indianapolis next season.
Kid BaidSin and roney Mullsne went to
New Orleans as q change battery for the
New York Club.
The salary limit in the Southern League
for the next season is 81 GOO. No club II
allowed 10 may more than 5000 month
Tor o players services.
The Philadelphia managers are ready to
buy couple of good men as soon IS Gomez
the break in the League which is foieEhac'
owed BY the present condition OF things.
The Arbitration Committee will meet in
Philadelphia on December s. Messrs.
Young, Day and Rogers represent the
League and Messrs. Byrre, Phelps and
Mimic the Association.
Providence and Buffalo are sill mem
Oers of the Leagus01hough it Is almost
certain that they will be dropped. In IT,
event OF both these clubs falling ont OF the
League the question Of running bat BIZ
clubs will be- seriously discussed.
Bastisn, Philadel phias shortstop, hsi
declared his intention to quit the protes
sion, and has with his brother opened SO
loon down town. II the Philadelphia Club
cannot induce him TO reconsider his reso
u ion, they will lose one Of the best short
stops in the country, and will fad 1t hard
to replace him.
Z4h Phelps, of the American Associ
alton, aud John l. Rogers, Of the Nsnona
League, are the two representatives. sP
Ooinl.d by the Conference Committee &c
drsfs special contract, which the outside
leagues will be required to sign in order te
secure the recognition aud protection o
the two larger organisations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
Dog story.


When Mrs. - celebrated writer, was
frat married 10 the Rev. Mr.. - who
was settled in q famed city In the South
she was returning from church one fue
Sundsy morning with pair of kid gloves
on her dainty hands and her prayer boob
carried ss sll young d'guited minister
wives should carry them. Her husband
was detained at The church by some OF The
deacons sri che was WALKING with one q
tue good elderly ladies Of Inc church,
Pretty soon she espied her husbands dog
Fraus, jogging along the street. and know
ing how fopd he was Of the dog she
thought she must take him to the stable
where he vas usually kept. So hurriediy
-xplsining her spbj she gave the lady
friend her prayer book and "EPnt iar ths
dog" As she overlook his dogship, he sal
do IN on the sidewalk ard growled; where
upon Mrs - stopped down and boxed
his ears. Then shs resolu!ely TOOK him
hy the collar, but as he vsa very unwil
ling DOG, he ast doEp on bis launches and
shs was compelled TO drag hin bodily &c
he carriage house door, which she found
locked. No amount ofknockipg and bang.
ing sropssd the coschmaD, so the deg was
dragged to the hoEse CT rhs nog thorough,
" aroused lady. She ordered the servant
who opened The door, to take the dog and
lock him up" Pretty soon The servant re,
turned and said, Misses, don't think
that dog has been fed Tor o week; he es,s
everything ] give him No Ecnder then, u
returned Mrs =, that be ran away. |
will tell my husband aud ne must scold the
eoachman." So when the hey geuilensn
came home, his wife related her efforts
10 save the dog Gud stated
how hungry the animal was, and ended by
saying that the ceachman must be given
to understand that be must take better care
of him in the future" The owner Of the
dog thanked bis dear wife for her thought,
fitness and promised TO ses about it to
morrow" The next morning esrly, the
ssashmsn took tie dog and good Fccld.
ing, 100, and WeEdsd bis way to the stable.
Petty aoon be returned and said: Hrs,
-, wants 10 speak 10 you; dere's two
dogs in the stable, suG Gr - 'cuses M
OF stealing bis deg; Gays be lost him two
dsys ago told hin you says it's our dog
Frank" Sure enough. thsre we're two dogs
in the stable, snd The minister wife felt that
her husband would tease her imuodsraie ely
when be found it out; 60 she went 10 him
immediately ard said: my dear, want
to tell yop something, hpt you must sol
EMMY swear that Jen' viii not lsGgh" See.
ing her earuestne.s, be solepnly promised
be would not lstsSh. and then she said
slasl7 and distinctly: There sre two So -.
in the stable exactly alike" Her husband
was Just in the set Of taking drink Of
water and be came near choking. Re.
member your promise," said his wife, as she
thought she discovered signs OF merrinent.
he replied. Il promised not to laugh, and
l won't laugh; but I'll tell that story" And
the only way she has to prevent him from
telling the story is to tell It herself, WHICH
shs does in way that brings down the
house or sets the table in q roar" every
time and she always adds With sigh Of
relief, and it never got into the nsEsfs.
peril"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

PirrsgVsG IS nor tss OOly city tbs,
las an opportunity to be blown
up BY gas. The following shows the
amount of manufactured gas some Of the
PRINCIPAL cities of the Union use: Wash
iogtou has Two companies, ous of which
manufactures 1900 coo aud the other
$50 OOO 900 cubic feet Of gas. Indianspo-
he has one company that makes lSO, OO0.-
eco; C6iesgo, TIRES companies, whose
respective productive powers I am unac-
0uainted with; New Orleans, two COM
psRiss, respective productions 24o 600, 600
and 10000 Baltimore, two companies
production Of largest 500, 10000; Boston,
three companies, respective proc uc,ion OF
sEo of them 10000 600 and loo, OO0, coo;
81. LoRls, three companies, respective pri'
dae,ioas 400 0ON,O0O. $4,000. 900 and 200,-
100000; New York, nice companies, re-
specrve production of two Of tie largest
l $50 600 QUO and 5O,Ot0(CO; Putsburg.
five ccupsoiss, respective productions CT
tao of them 262, o,Oio aud 1900, 600;
r cbnond, enc company p Odust on 90
5000 0. Alt g.tier there &c sls a.
ma, u'ac urinz eompsp:eI in this country
an AZ n Canada, and Of thee PsilSd :.
phia's work, top the heap With total pro |
auctioa In IssG of .S5TS7s, 900. :
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06


COMMISSIONERS of Indian Affairs, lIen.
J. D. c. ATKINS says in his report to the
Secretary Of the Interior that the red men
must give up their suparsisions. Gen.
ATKINS no doubt has very high ideal ol
What the poor red man should be, tul
when he gets him to give up his superst''
lions, he will have him far ahead of bis
white ueighbor in eiViEz .non. Right III
der the shadows of churches and schools
are living thousands OF the white race W
have goodly share Of the Superstirions Of
the Indians. These have been held from
generation 10 generation and are yieldir
very slowly to the enlightenment o.
science. The believers IN fortune telling
Wilcherait, clairvoyance, prophetic dreams
ghosts, signs and omens ere legion
There are many whose actions, are direct
ed entirely by such things. The red mar
could not be much worse. The red mar
must give op their supsrstitions," but the
white men had better set the example
Greater speed can be made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

CAxox FARsGR started for Europe yes
terday. Els tour through America has
been one Of much pecuuisr3 profit to him
self as well as benefit to those who have
listened to his Abls lectures. he will re-
,,urn home With the good wishes Of the
American people accompanying him.
He came to this country with high opin'
ions of our people srd our institutions, and
while he hiss gained many rev ideas con-
corning them his preconceived opinions
have nos been materially changed. Ia his
farewell address at PinsburS he pays 8
high compliment; u our people and says
that he seq tho hand Of ProVi
deuce" directing their destiny. BE
ssys that there is q warm
synpstby for Americans existing amonG
the great body of the English people. Il
vas the same during the revolution ant
during the late war, in spite of the IN
/ friendly fsslings of many of the officers o
the British Government. Ge regards th'
future CT this nation as bright, if the PEG
pie are true to themselves and guart
sgsinst political corruption, private i'm
moralities and commercial dishonor. Bu
despite al these he saJs that ITO despair
Of America would be to despair Of human
ity."
These words siguifY great deal coming
as they do from so learned and discerning
q man as Canon FARRAR, aud bis visit vii
be ths means of bringing closer togsIhs
the sympathiss Of the people Of the two
nations. This is more than can be said Q
other Enghsbmen who have visited Thu
country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

BoYcorrIAG bas low become 9 more
fa7orite weapoA among wage VOL kers than
strisipC. BgADsrREET's New York Office
ia now eDgegsd in invsstig the sub
i-et. and It's causes, history AMI results
since irs recent not wholly welcome aP'
oearance on our business sage. BRAD
STREETS agents are directed to hear labor
leaders and employers, and insert in their
reports against whom and for Whist reason
sndeTtsken, By what body or organization,
the duration of the boycottiDg, and the re-
suit" These reports viii be locked t0i
Tilh great interest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
WEST ALEXANDER.
Temperance decentralization Of OH ers
General News Notes.
SpseLl o INC Sunday ReQtSfr.

Temperance Lecture Election of OH cert
General News Notes.
Special 10 TIC Sunday Register.
WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, December 8 -
The death and burial of Vice President
Hendricks cast o gloom over his few
friends Of his political persuasion here
But had his opponent been elected and
taken off as he WIS the churches would all
have been drsped, bells rang, etc, before
the Thanksgiving services commenced.
The temperance lecture BY Rev, B. II,
Carson, on Thanksgiving evening was
largely attended and we learn that it was
Q good one, He is reported to have han
died the subject ably.
The news Of Conductor Refers unex.
pected death this week cast q gloom over
his many friends in this vicinity.
Felix MsldooD, the Potomac merchant,
has shipped several invoices OF turkeys to
Pittsburg within the last two weeks, as has
our friend John l. Carson, of this place.
& Brownlee 4 Co, shipped car each OF
hogs and cattle to East Liberty, tbis week.
Rev. ". Ii. Coleman is absent this week,
visiting relatives and friends ct Pitts
burg.
W. C. T. Cooper are making an effort TO
have Alexander Cooper, who delivered sew.
eral lectures here some time ago, to return
"snd give another seties dusiag the holi.
days. They took GO stock in The unfayor.
able report of his at Bridgeport, O., which
turns out to be false 10 every respect.
The annual election of officers Of the j
Noble Post No. 34S, G. A. r, Of this
place. wss held on Tuesday evening last,
the result Was as follows:
Wm Carson, Commander,
R j. Vermillien, sr. Vice Commander,
Vim McCono, Jr Vice Commander,
W. A. Bury, A6jutant,
VIM. Murry, Second Acjatant,
W. A. Garrison, Sergeant
WI, Whithau, CbspIsis.
5 S. Alexander, Officer of the Day,
Vim. Sells, 0Scer of the Guard.
G. W. Ritchie, Delegate tp Department
EDcappment, 10 &c held ct Scranton, Pa.
o. Z Murry will remove 10 bis new res-
idsrcS next week. just north Of the borough
line.
ps, 5, 4 Craig is on the sick LET Yes-
terdsy We csll,d to see him, and pre-
scribed our usual remedy Coz lis, via Bill
AcCluskey's> Star Brand Oysters. They
will bring EN- around when doctors RENE
dies fail.
An engine arrived here yesterday, TO be
used in widening the tunnel here for
double track and srching the same. Fifry
men will BE put to work. uext week on the
improvement
Our mighty Young Nimrods, ". B. Glib
son and Wal Rice, left On bunting ex-
petition among the West Virginia bills
this week
The Nail CRY" wac well represented
here this week as usual and large invoices
of goods were received by our several mer-
chants ss tse result
The serious Of meeting he'd nightly on
NJ. Zion have been well attended this
weak.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TuE mass meeting held at the ALEXANDRA
Palace risk last night under the direction
ofthe Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
seably, was one of great interest to the
IaborinQmen Of al this section Of country
The questions that came up for discussion
we're such az have to do with the work and
rewards Of the every day life Of the work
ipguau. The exchange Ct ideas given ct
this meeting will, no doubt, assist in soiv'
ing ,hs difficult problems in regard to The
relations Of labor and capital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TEE Alabama newspapers claim that
their respective candiist's for governor
ere enjoying boom. Something is also
said about "Gesistless tidal waves" OF
oss candidate il is incidentally remarked
that he is as gentle as the morning light
sad IS brave SC q Nlmidisn lion" Az
other has q character as stainless as snow,
q life rich With rbs aroma CT noble and
generous deeds, and dis daily walk shines
as brightly as beacon hight Thus 1t
will be seen that Alabama is net only the
home Of brave meu but also Of 6ne htera-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TuE increase Of the debt during Nc
yembsr is as fallaeiOus as the decrease
has been in the previous months. The
cash available for the reduction Of the
debt has diminished nearly $5.O0O,OOOr
a.iug to unusually large disbursements
but there is still 1891, 452 5s4 Of it, aside
from The reserve fund OF 800, 900, 900 he'd
n,inn nf RE grasnhackA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TIE saloon Aeepers Of Atlantis are boy
eoitiUg the PrOhibiiOuists who got their
nips on the sly. Whes they slip in The
back way and ask for beer" or 9 'Whis-
KEY" The rigid shoulder is turned to them
and the response, Atlanta is gone dry" is
sl The cOnsnlation thew get
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TaE druggist who dOesn'r know q1n'ne
from ncrVbiue has poisoned whole
family a, vineeRues. Narder as tine art
should be discussed Of the next druggists
convention,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TaEKE can mol be much button hohng Of
The President Eh. Re Dispatches callers
81 The rate Of twenty Eve per minute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

III beslrh prevented that entertaining
writer, JENNY JUxE, from furnishing her
usual letter for publication in tO-dsys S1S-
DAY REGISTSR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
Not Lifel,ke bot Delightful.
H,hnl.a.h cvodoy HsrnN

Isn't my photograph zc.llsn.r said 9
young wife TO her hustsni. SWELL my
dear, replied he, Il think there L. little
too mnck repose shout the mouth"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
Just TO Help the Poor Man Along.

Just 10 Help the Poor Man Along.
EeE orlesaJ PioayIas
Men Vic 6sh in tbs snmner ara very
apt 10 20 duck kgn';pg at this season Of
the yssr. Taey never lie sbou! ducks;
bat If they fall in with professional han.
ter on the way back they are very apt To
purchase few ducks to take home, az q
matter Of pride.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
TLs.r Tongue, Get Tired.

s@NFN"s'
Russian women talk lass than American
won an; bat it should be remembered they
have 9 very bad LANGUAGE 10 manage, and
little of it goes long distance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
LITERARY NOTES.

THR0Ueu THE MEADOWS, by > Z. Weathedy
Illustrated Oy ". Z. Ed-ards, Tlguettss oy J. {
Stsples 81 sew York, 5. p tuition q Go.
Wheeling, Stanton Davenport
This isIhe handsomest and most artistic
Christmas book for children We have seer
this or any other SEASON. Il Is printed or
heays tinted pager, and filed With colored
pictures and gignettes that will compare
isvorsbly with anything Of the kind We
have Ssen anywhere. 1t is indeed thing
Of beauty, and will undoubtedly be Joy
forever to every child 50 fortunate SIS to re
ceiVe copy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

WBES HoRari wrote: Il fad pity
bauts upon biz breast, III ;e!io~ had esi.
Cen1y Grid md lad nct been irio. med
'hs' nr. Bale Cough Syrup wss the only
remedy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
K unibus Plurum.

Ii is said that IN Ohio man pIs..
the first American ise in Cslfor.a vi
in 1885, Whether It grew or ra il ra
stated. but we suppose Of course ii ID
They have q glonous climate on, ,tsc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TuE reports Of riOts in the United King
dom ossr the elections, gives American
voters 8 chance 70 COL grsulats themselves
that they are not 50 much worse than Il eir
aris,oeralic rsighbOrS sitter all-pashsEs
no. near go bad. During election tunes in
this country there Is always great enthGsi-
ISM, and the American ssg'e is allowed
free play, but it 10 seldom that political
speakers are treated IN diseour'sous man
aes Our people 90 10. Cords'esud to
eSower totem hen fruit upon political can
dida,e., as the Eoglish did the QletR'S
onin-law, nor DO they bss: them black
and blue or ride them on Tsil CT break in
the Windows of their hon e. o. compel
ihsir families 10 seek Gafsy BY q sht Tois
species Of fcu has gotten good start in
the Uri,ed Kingdom this year, and hence
forth those who would become servants OF
the people had better get their lives IL
sure6.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
like Dude Thrown Out Head FIRST.
PErlfaatoa Fra Prsas.

A nicely shArpsned tad pencil is the
only thing in creation that ds6ss the (av
Of gravitAtion. The lighter end always
strikes the eoor first.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
4nrIRs toa Frs PEA

The ray Q lord IN vsiEiDg to the Queen
Of . ,sh nd $500 yer We could
sFOrl 10 Ess good Wkle ;:on q ralasy
Lie thak
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

SIsuoP lHUNPsJS, Of Mississippi, writes
10 the Tines Democrat Of New Orleans an
account of ahst be recently saw st tie az
hculrural college ct Stsrkville, in that
State, which shows tie nature aud extent
OF the transformation oflhe South. he
ssy.:
Il have Just seen what consider the
most hopeful sight so far visible to my eyes
n Mississippi-6fty or six;y young meE-
white NEE, mind you-Wi,h hsnds and
hoes down in the soil, digging potatoes
and planting strawberries at eight cents an
hour. They were not tramp', nor boCrs.
but scholars and gentlemer-acns of chr
best people-and were learning many
things Of vast premise to themselves and
Mississippi in this close and practical &C
oaeiu,auce With its soil!
1t is suOb institutions ssthese that make
neg take the right view Of industry, and
will sid the South in her pros rass on The
high road 10 hsr Ploriou' 'e''inv.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

TEE political campaign in Ireland has
been run with y sbilIalsh attachment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

Number thirteen, OF the ElOcuhonist s
AHHuaE has just been issued. 1t contains
zoe pages Of the very best selections for
reading aud speaking, These selections
vary in character iEom grave to gay and
IRON light to severe, including many choice
bits of humor for Characterization. The
book is even an Improvements on the pre-
eediUg numbers of this popular series.
Paper, so cents; cloth 90 cents. National
School of Ora;OEy Ptilsdelphis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
None Of tho City Readers So,i..d d.

itcd pn.E.
An editor, ssk.d TO open the sg,iraErrl
department OF one Of our large dsipl 10
gan with an article on hos 10 rdi I,
haifer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

Stanton L Davenport have laid upon
our table Robinson Crusoe" and "fou
Browns School Days" two books from 8
library that they Eili SILL this month at
ifty and sizty cents per volume Ailthese
books are bound in fine cloth with gold
title, good typs and paper, and are books
the regular psice of which is 1925 per vol
This library consists OF Erst-eisss works Of
history, fiction and poetry, and will no
doubt be quickly sold at the price asked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

JoLaston's JouTnGl (NsW York; for
November 70, contains two interesting
Thanksgiving stories. 81 excellent serial
entitled Love in the Summer Seas, and
in ell thirty-six pages of stories, poems,
and short articles. The entire number 10
Handsomely and eopiously illustrated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

The holiday numbered Or Little Ones
Boston: ROSssh Publishing Co is very
hs dsome and net and is suIs to deligHi
he lille folks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

ed with Illustrations Of Soaihern scenery.
II Is something unique 10 Southern Jour.
rsism and cannot all to interest the pee
ple.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

Young Folks Dialogues is . choice
collection of new dialogues, adopted to the
home circle, jugenils concerts, school
exhibitions, Sunday school gathering, etc.
The selections are fresh, crisp. wholesome
end elsyaiiDg. Pspsr, rs ceots; cloth,
40 cents National School Of Qratory,
Philadelphia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

Dio :LslViI Nuggets New York; EcF
Decrmler contains . Valuable illustrate
article on the subject Of q Home Ggmns
siuU," shosing boS with but E;tle expense
every che can be furnished, with such lux.
ury, or necessity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

SUNDAY. uECEAaEE 6. 1888.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

Convention
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

Microeosn New York; for December,
hssAaongits fourteen essays one ofespecial
iOtsress b. PsoG Sehnell, emitted the Phi
losophy Of Poverty"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

AAAfl'
The wind played havoc with tie win
doWs in Seels Bros store
Fred Ebersl has decided TO discontinue
the feed business.
The Belmont Glass Works has bio ked
it's furnace owing 20 g scarcity Of orders.
The street cas- wall no, rUo above Gum
nina this winter
During the past month over COO frsighr
cars per day on On average have passed
through toe 2. : Q yards il this CITY. A..
present large amounts Of grain are being
shipped east,
Mrs. Jane 0Tley, sbo died in Peters
burg, grandmother of Sinner Robinson.
was brought here yesterday and buried en-
Rose hill.
The wind on Friday night was quite de.
s'ruetive in the country and 9 great many
fepces and chimnsys suffered.
Miss Maggie Cam pbell, aged ii years.
died yesterday afternoon Of typhoid fever
Funeral will take place this morning at IL
o'clock.
Miss Ella Moore is visiting friends Ia
Martins Ferry.
The Disciples Church Will give its an.
nusi entertainment about Christmas.
Qui'e Q number went up to the labor
demonstration in Wheeling LAST night.
Only few letters per month are received
at the post Office for special delivery.
A new carpet was putin the room of the
7. Ii. C. A. yesterday.
Some ofour people want Gravel Hill TO
be designated IS North Bellaire.
Preaching at the Q P. Church this fore
noon and evening BY Rev / N. White. Of
Washington, Ohio. Conmenion ate. the
services in the forenoon.
Will 0liVer's fence case will be tried
this week.
Services in the Second Presbyterian
Chuf h this morning and evening. Pres.
ytenap sH-Wtai 1t Is ard Wnat Ara