Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-17
M0UNDSvillE.

List Of Marshall County Teachers-A Small
Backet-Personal and Miscellaneous.
MorNpsyILLE, August l6,-[ Exclusive, !
The following is list Of the teachers ex.
amined here to-day and yesterday: Annie
Sunderland, Annie Caldwell, Ada ST. Clair,
J. G. Mason, l.. Z. Calvert, Addie N. Wyr-
ick, Maude jefferson, W. ". Cline. J. F.
Burleigh. T, W. Rine, Ella Campbell, Mary
Rulong, X. L. l.owery, Z. d. Case, Arthur
REYNOLDS, W. p. Fish, r. r. Lutes, Jennie
Nottingham, Mary Belle Martin, Carrie c.
Campbell, Webster Stewart, Carrie Noller,
Clara Campbell, W. G. Lutes, L. E. Keyser,
]. B. Francis, r. A. Burch, J. II. Koch,
W. ]. Rankin, Maggie L. Gates, c. j.
Higgs, Molie Sharp, Molie NJ, Roberts,
Lucy D. Parrott Emma W. Scott Jennie
o, Ruth, Sarah A. Ramsey, Retta Kemple,
Lista Evans, Lizzie B. Martin, Sarah Por-
ter, Edna c. Hogan, Maggie Billeter, Gil
more Rine, T. B. Weekly Mary Z. Weekly,
D. Blake, Maude Potts, Moilie Duffy,
Merriman Keyser, Samuel r. keyser, lizzie
Conner, J. ID. Drum, C.. NJ.
Taylor, Kizzie b. Jones. Miss Maud
Potts, the accomplished Fork Ridge
teacher, will teach the Chestnut Grove
school id Union district the coming term.
Prof. J. w. May, of Benwood was in town
during examination. He will not superin-
tend our schools as a BenSood correspond
ent states. They can't spare him up there.
Teachers holding four years certificates arc
smiling the smole Of satisfaction upon not
being compelled to stand the annual ex.
animation. The gentlemanly Board o.
Examiners J. W. P. Reid l.. &. Brock and
J. X. Chase are universally liked by the
teachers. Miss Stella Hart, the accom-.
pIisbed New Martiusille teacher, chooses
'--- "a gIst field Of labor this term.
A rumpus, for which our burg Is oecon.
ing quite noted, occurred to-day in lower
ward. this time among the colored brethren,
in which Bob Baxter and John Stceb were the
principal actors. Some difficulty occurred
regarding finances, and together with their
tongues a skff oar was used quite master.
fully. Baxter wife was among the wounded
The matter was quieted by Policeman kel-
lar, who introduced the offending parties to
Squire Edwards, who fined each OF them .
V and costs for their sport.
Personals.
II W Rook. of the Reporter, leaves this
evening for Mountain Lake Park. B' Is.
Dovener and C. b Hart of Wheeling, were
distinguished visitors here this evening.
", n. Eneix, OF Liberty District, was in
the city to-day. ID. c. Compton, Of Apo,
Pa, was Moundsville visitor today DIR.
J. C. Jollif, dentist, is in town on a profes-
sionaI trip c. Fl. Senseney, OF Wheeling,
was a Moondsville visitor to-day. Mr..
Henry Morgxn Of Fsirmolnt is the guest
of b. Street Matthew'S The country cousins
of all the "tenters" on the camp ground are
now visiting them.
Miscsilaneoss.
The NeundsvilIe Mining Company 10 do
ing big work t their new coal wosks'
Thirty-four hands are employed, and busI'
ness is very brisk Geo. W. Kinney.
l7.yesr termer from Doddridge county, was
received Yesterday at the Penitenti,rf. His
brother Bill and himself were convicted OF
murder. and Bill, who has hfe sentence
was granted stay Of thirty days. John
Stewart (eoiored), was also received TO serve
term d Eve years This makes 2j9 board:
ers for Supt. West. Gen. Price don't mind
Doyener and Hart, bat when such men as
John I,oesten, John Hubbs and Burg Nc
Cardle taskle him in the condition they
were to-day, its convincing. Campmeetng
is the Rrea. attraction now; consequently
,owu is a little dull, and news scarce.