The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-06
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sad state OF Aaair. in The sehools-Indu.,
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Sad state OF AaaiFs in the sehools-Indus.
trial and General.
Samuel Henry and family, Of Wellsyille,
are visiting here.
The Enterprise window glass works is
having the usual summer repairs made on
the furnace.
The Globe base ball company beat the
ZanesYille club OF that place Thursday ;
score % to 10!
J.A. Wood, OF the smithfeld schools, is
here, an applicant for the prineipalship Of
the high school.
Would,be candidates OF both parties for
county offices are visiting here from all
parts Of the county.
The Elysian polo club will 20 TO Wheel
| ing tonight to play return game with
the Ghapline street club.
The noon train from Pittsburgh yester-
day was late on account Of the washing
out Of the track by storm near Industry.
"A brick store room seventy feet deep is
to be built by Mr.. Wassman in place OF
the house recently torn down on Belmont
street.
The Belmont glass works Is having q
complete assortment OF new pattern mods
made, but the workmen employed are
non,union men.
The new crossings being put down are
high above the mud, for the benefit Of
pedestrians, while wagons have TO tug
over them and buggies bounce.
John Llewelyn, steel worker, took up
TO Beaver yesterday large lot OF mate
rials for an eating house at the ANAL
eanated Association picnic today.
Strawberries have not yet been very
plenty here and are selling at fifteen cents.
There are immense crops n the home
gardens that will begin TO come in next
week.
The Bohemian glass workers will have
q benefit At the rink tonight As an at.
traction they will make q variety OF glass
ornaments In the rink. A glass rose bush,
Of various eolored glass, will be given
away, aud glass cane will be the prize
for half.mile race.
Atthe First NJ. E. Church tomorrow,
Quarterly Meeting will be held. Rev.
]. E. Garrett will preach in the forenoon
and Rev. Mr.. Hollett in the evening. Dur.
ing the past week this church has been
thoroughly renovated under the sapefin-
tenden0e oithe ladies Of the congregation.
Rev. Robert Alexander, OF st. Clairs-
vile, was appointed to preach tomorrow
at the First Presbyterian church, but be-.
ing unable 10 leave on account Of COM
munion services at his own church, Rev.
]. g. Black. Of Rock Hill, will preach. Mr..
Mel kalip himself Is expected 10 be here
and preach on the next Sunday.
Martins Ferry, in yesterdays ISrKLLt-
GE1cEa, Is badly mixed in claiming that
this township now has the county clerk.
probate Judge and one commissioner and
ought to be satisfied. Clerk Cash is from
Mead township, and Commissioner Nee
han Is from RichlAnd township, and both
are Democrats, Probate Judge CASTOR
studied law here and may be credited to
this township. Pease township, however,
has tho Sheriff and q commissioner.
| The public schools closed with yester-
days exercises. Next year schools will
show more changes in the corps Of teach.
efs than any other year, as quite mum.
Der Of the present teachers have been OF.
iered places elsewhere, and have already
accepted, Its 70 DO regretted that vet
eFsn te1ohefs, whose homes are here, and
whose efficiency has been proven in yeaTI
loi service, are Obliged 70 30 elsewhere
\ Not only q number ol the best teachers
but the graduating class OF sd Is we'll
have found 80 many disagreeahle features
4 In their connection with the schools thai
\ they have voluntarily severed them. The
lstase Of affairs e dsplorable,