Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
BELLAIRE.

Part of the graduating class decided 10
try an examination before the County
Board of Examiners. The result Wa
that only one of the Glars stood the test.
Thomas Nicholson, Of this city, who
played with the Dstroit club, will be one
of the Cleveland team next eeNon.
John Kincade, ST., has been sick for
some days, but is now better.
The benefit ball at Zilch's Hall, last
night, was we'll attended.
Miss Aggie Hsnlon, Of GAINESVILLE, and
Mira. T. 7. SAL leaves this week for At
lants, Ga, TO visit relatives. The ladies
will return via New York.
A.. Hill, ftrnerly of this place, has
accepted position with Petit & Strait, OF
Zanesville, as travelling salesman, and has
moved to that city.
VIM. z. Bundy, Of Birnesville, is prob
ably the prize, of cider makers in the
county, having made over 60 barrels this
fall.
The county B,ard OF Examiners will
visit Bel'a're on the 18th Of December, at
which tins teechers' examination will be
held
Several more BslIaiVe famil!e, went to
Findlay last week to try their luck.
The directors OF the GAINESVILLE Fair As.
ISOLATION say there is no moaey to pay pre-
miums awarded at the last fair.
On Tuestay, December Alb, at 81.
Clairsville Curt House, $4,000 Of Be-
mont couety bridge bonds will be sold.
Common Please Court reconvenes on
February 5:h.
The Tribune says there is talk Of erect.
ing a large cement mill just south OF the
| city.
1t seems that the supply Of natural gas
| is getting worse ard worss. 1t Is o quts.
| ton that now conf onts Us.
1t was muddy roads some days ago, now
the compla mt is rough roads.
Thomas Hyatt leaves to-day for Chicago
TO visit his family. .
The J. 0. A. NJ. will attend the Setond
Presbyterian church in body this morn
ing.
Oar photographers continue to give rs
pictures very cteip.
], E. Blackburn made the scheol chill
dren happy by presenting them with satch-
els for their books.
Big shippers on this side Of the river DO
not like the new frei ybt arrangement Of
The B. & o. They are ofthe opinion that
q man is needed h IRE 10 f.cliiats matters,
and that Mr.. Fitzgerald was just the man
to do that.
Supt. B. F. Jones will de!ive: the H.
augural Address before the annual meet
ing of the Eastern Ohio Teachers Associa-
ton which meets at New comerstown on
the 30th Of this month.
The post 3ffice will be open on Thanks
giving from to 10 O. m aid from 5 10 O
p. m.
Az Cambridge the natural gas fixtures
have been taken out Of the Court House
because sufficient supply Of the fuel can
not be hsd. 1t was Cambridge tina. was
talking 20 much about gas short time
since.
Owen Tracy, of the B. & O., was injured
on the leg by bapd car, AID finds 1t diff
cut TO get ABOUT.
There was a II cd supply Of turkeys and
chickens in the market, yesterday.
o. O. Henry will open photo g'aph gal
l.ry in Z,nesville. Me- Miller, who ~
sists Mr.. Henry here, will take charge Of
the new gallery.
There is q great deal Of accurate misir-
formation abroad r. lative TO the Ohio game
laws. The killing Of quail 10 only lawful
up to the 18th of Decsmbe-, and not to tie
Is. Of January. It is not lawful TO kill
squirrels txcspt between June and De-
cember %; woodcock except between July
- and November /; pheasant, prairie
chickens or dacks, except between Sep,en-
bsr and December Is; wild turkey, ex.
cep. between October / and February
The law forbiis trapping and Sharing OF
qua at any time; or carrying Q gun or
trapping, or hunting, or shooting on San.
day, Mondsy, or Tuesday Of any week.