Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-22
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Rev. DIR. Alexander. A. A. Clark and Su-
perintendent Henderson,, OF Mornstown,
County School Examiners, examined In
thisciiy Saturday The following persons:
Clara Hunt, W. ID. Irwin, Eva. McFsdden,
J. o. Porter6eld, Alice Roscoe, A. n. NC
Glen, Ida A. Thuait, G. N. Dorsey, Sadie b.
Mathews, s. N. DeloEg, Julia Plumer, G.
F. Gray, Annie n. Crew, w. A. Drake,
Eva PorteIfield, g. 8. Dinsmore, Ada Ault
n. C. Gillespie, Luelin Porteriieid, Sherman
Doyle, Ella P0rIerfield, James N. Slephea-
son. Their report of the successful esnci-
dates for certificates to teach las not yet
been issued.
Mrs Kate Vest is home from visit with
relatives in Bridgeport.
Quite an exciting collision between two
bpggits occurred in lower town SUNDAY
evening. Mr.. Levi Gapgaware, his vile
and sisier-in-law were driving up street In
q buggy when one side plunged into q hole
in the road and Mr.. Gabgaware was thrown
out. This frightened the horse snd u
started AZ break l. eek speed up town. and
when il hsd gene but 9 short distance II
Ell :untered a buggy in which John Camp
bell and his son we're seated. a COLLISION
occurred and all of the occupants were
thrown out and one Of the buggies badly
wrecked, the horse continuing up town
wi b only q piece OF the shaft sticking ID
him. Fortunately none Of the occupants
were dangerously injured, though the
little girl suffered severe iDJuries and was
unconscious for quite time.
David III, Dsrrsh, the druggist, and his
brother left yesterday afternoon Tor the
West On q prospecting tour.
The new steel plant started their ny.
draulic pumps yesterday, but nothing OIL
importance was done.
There will be meeting OF the taxpayers,
within two miles OF the Bellsire and We
gee township road, held at Puitney Bot
iom school house, in Mead township on the
25th inst, for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the propriety OF petitionlng
the Commissioners of Belmont county 70
make al appropriation for repairing the
pike.
John Shannafelt has gone to work at the
Crystal window glass works. :,
Samuel Simmons and Charles Baltzell,
the Republican delegates to the State Con.
ysntion from this city, have not as yet
made up their minds to go. Yesterday
evening they had about concluded not to
60. Both are Blaine men. but there are
number OF Sherman men in the delegation
and the alternates who fill the places OF
these two may be for "Ohio's pride" Thus
it is that shouting don't count
SpaDplar Post, 6. A. r, will give fair
and festival at City Hall on May Sth, 9th
and 10th, the proceeds to be used in &c e.
brating Decoration Day. Several contests
are on bands, and Is is usual, the people
are solicited to aid some persons In secur'
ing a watch, necklace or something OF the
sort.
Heatherington Bros towboat, the Dsuut'
less, came down from Pi.tsburg yesterday
with a very small tow.
County Treasurer Ed. L. Feeley has pur-
chssedsirom w. G. Barnard lots and I,
on Noble street. Price, 81 Geo. Sr. Feeley
will soon begin the construction OF COM
Portable residence on these lots. These
lots are situated in the Gravel hill cut, one
OF the ost desirable residence places IN
the city.
Several prominent 3. & o. officials were
in the city yesterday, among them Thomas
FiIzsersld, MISTER OF Transportation, and
David Lee, Road Master. They were olt
on q prospecting tour, with what OBJECT
could rot be learned, though they left here
for WHEEL
The Township Board of Education met
Yesterday afternoon and organized by
slecting Capt. Thomas Garrett, President.
Clerk John Davis and Treasurer Frank
Archer presented their bonds and both
we're approved, and the Board started of
on routine business.
Alfred II. Mitchell, the Prosecuting At
tori ey Of this county, has ssked Governor
BosdIy TO is ue o rquisition upon the
Governor of West Virginia for the extra
dition Of Edward Combs, wanted in this
county for shooting with intent to wound.
There was a requiem high mass for the re-
pose OF the soul Of Mrs. Patrick Sherry in
st. Jof rs Church, at o'clock yesterday
morning.
Noise Harper went TO Pittsburg yesterday
With cor load OF hores, mnes and cattle.
All OF TIE houses that were wrecked by
the feed hut left nssr their former stand.
irg lsces in this city, have been replaced
and repaired, Int this is not true OF West
Wheeling.