Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-14
BELLAIRE.

Chas. Rosser will go to Moundsville TO-
morrow TO complete his street paving con
tract. He has about 100000 bricks TO lay
vet.
Harry Burrows, the contractor, has Sc
cured the carpenter work on the new build
ing to be erected by the Stamping Com
pany.
The appearance of Maggie Mitchell in
This city tomorrow evening will be the
theatrical event of the season.
The city has received nothing from the
wholesalers in the way of license or fee for
several wears. vet these people continue to
cut up our nicely paved streets.
About forty men are engaged tearing out
the burned portion of the Bellaire Stamp
ING Company preparatory to rebuilding.
The seats in the park should be taken
out and placed in the dry until spring.
This will save the city purchasing new
benches in a year or two.
Black Prince Lodge. X. of p, will 60 to
GAINESVILLE on Friday evening on visit.
An effort is being made to secure special
train to leave here at q p. IN.
The Mercantile Club will give another
hop on New Years evening. The next
dance of the Americas Club will occur on
Christmas night.
Arrangements will be made by Father
ltkGcfdlu 10 nave IL ApbNoA hSAN
with panorama of Ireland.
An effort is being made to get the upper
factory of the Bottle Company to work TO-
morrow.
DR.. Satterthwaite, who is the guest OF
John Dubois, is u big wheat producer in
Dakota. The outbreak of the Indians is not
very far from Mr. :. S home.
The coal bank of Patrick Scahill, in
lower town, took fire yesterday morning
about 20 feet in from the mouth. A line
of hose was run in, and the blaze eXtin-
guished.
Service was held nightly last week in
the Second Presbyterian and First Nj. r..
churches
DR.. f.. y. Riggs. one of the directors of
the Ohio Valley Railroad, says all the
rights of way for the road between Pow
hatan and Marietta, with few exceptions,
have been secured, and that the contract
for the remainder of the road will be let III
February
GAINESVILLE is now feeling exceedingly
happy over her natural gas. For over a
wear a big well has been kept plugged be-
cause the company which drilled 1t had not
money enough to lay pipe into the town, a
distance of about mile. The necessary
funds were finally raised, and now plumb
ers are hustling 10 get fires in the houses.
Our sister city will enjoy the boon oil gas
for some time, no doubt, as the company
which owns the well is inclined to husband
the supply as much as possible. Had other
towns taken this precaution they would
not now be without u supply OF the fuel.
VIM. Darby will move his family to St.
Clairsville in January.
The ladies of the First Nj. r. church ar
ranging to hold bazaar and festival at an
early date.
III. Denham, of Glencoe, is getting
ready TO drill for oil. He wants TO satisfy
himself as TO whether there is any petrol
cum in that vicinity or not. He don't like
TO take the Standard Oil Company's word
for it.
Quite number of ladies have signified
their intention of seeing Maggie Mitchell
from the gallery in the Elysian theater.
The lady art canvassers are still with us
and are good at their business. The dear
bows can't resist the entreatieS showered
upon them to purchase and they most al
vrays come TO time.
The ''hooks" got a sum of money from
the Benwood Iron Works for service at
the fire the other night
The Young Peoples Working Society
held Il social at the home OF Miss Jessie
Leasure last night.
Gill Bros. shipped several consignments
of pots for glass houses last week.
Milt Hudson, formerly an old employe OF
the bottle company, is among the blowers
who arrived here from Alton, Ill
Frank Young, formerly of this city, died
last week in Findlay, aged 80 years. Sew
eral relatives from here have gone to at
tend the funeral.
The new time table on the b. x o. is no
advantage TO theatre goerS who want TO go
to Wheeling atnight. The trains leave at
0:l2 and 1923 p. m.
Two saloons that have been opened late
ly are named respectively The Oak" and
''The Acorn
The Belmont County Teachers Associa-
ton passed the following very sensible
resolution:
Resolved. That this Association request
of the Board of County Examiners TO adopt
some such plans as follows:
lst That when any teacher small have
passed satisfactory examination in four
or more branches, he shall be relieved
from all future examinations in these
branches in this county, provided he passes
a reasonable examination in one higher
branch at each one of his future examina-
tons.
2d That each of these higher branches
shall be added to his certificate after he
may have passed a satisfactory examina-
ton in the same.