Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

loon-keeper. and having few dimes after
wards che got into the kitchen of the sd
loon-keeper. threw the ham out the win
dow, skipped around the house and got IL
and sold il again. and now they threaten
him with arrest.
OMcer Campbell shot at dog, but the
dog still lives.
Cali and see the new novelty in hose at
w. Il. Duncan X Co. s. as they have the
largest aud best assortment in the city.
Quite an assortment of mems, boys and
girls Straw Hats NJ III. G. Jumps.
There are a good many going 10 Bellaire
next Saturday with the Odd Fellows
There will bee special rates on the railroads
Loud reports come from the blast furnace
i'm blasting out the salamander.
The following is the programme of the
social and reception given IN the \. NJ. {.
A. rooms last evening: Devotional cXer-
cises; male quartette. Messrs. Lloyd,
Kerr. Thomas and Gray; guitar duet
Ross and AIDA Barr; organ solo, George
Moore: vocal solo. Thomas Lloyd; instru-
mental quartette, Messrs. Mckee, Lewis,
Exley and Smith; instrumental duet,
Messrs Moore and Inglemyer, male quar-.
tette. Messrs. Lloyn. Kerr, Thomas and
Gray; lunch, social hour
You can save money by buying your No
tions of III. G. Jump.
There was a festival in Keesey's Hall
last night. given by the colored Hold Car
rers' Union
The score of the Martins Ferry Gun
Club al their shoot yesterday was as fol-
lows: Willard. l5 Schradcr. Il; f. Del
bruggc, 10: j. Fritz, 20; Delbrugge, 10:
May. -: McAmick, -; Remnant, +: Ma
guire, g: Niemau. 49, Fritz, :: Bumgard-
ner. TO-
THE BELMONT COUNTY TEACHERS
Association met in the Opera House yes
terday al ] O'Clock About 200 teachers
were present \ b. Carman, President Of
the Associations being absent. Prof Dun
can. of Bridgeport. was chosen president
pro tenn
The programme for the forenoon consist
ed of a paper entitled. The Observance of
Special Days" by Miss AIDA Ault. of ST
Clairsville and lecture Oh "Aleter0logy'
bv Mr.. j. W. Bownocker. principal of Mar
tins Ferry high school At 2:3O o'clock
all repaired 10 Forresters Hall in the third
story of the Opera House block. where an
elegant lunch. consisting of sandwiches,
coffee. ice cream, and cakes, and had been
prepared by the Martins Ferry teachers.
The afternoon programme consisted of
singing by pupils of Martins Ferry high
school 4 lecture entitled. The True OBJ
tect of the Public Schools" by DR.. Kirk
wood, of Wooster University. 4 paper ON
The School and the Text Books" by
y. c. Michels. Of Morristown, and Teach
ers Examination" by 5 G. Murphy, of
Sewelsyille In the rooms of the Y. NJ.
C.. A. was "A large exhibit of school work
done in the Martins Ferry schools, con-
sisting of manuscripts. drawings kinder
garten work, etc. This exhibit attracted
marked attentions showing what the Mar
tins Ferry schools were doing in training
the hand along with the head.
Among the prominent educators present
were Profs. Crago. of Wheeling; Shields,
of Wellsburg: Merit of Steubenville; J.
+. Patterson. Of Steubenyille high school;
Superintendent Powell, of GAINESVILLE;
Mitchell. of St Clairsville; Duncan, OF
Bridgeport; DR.. Blaisdell, of Wheeling
and Rev. Meek. of WarrentOn.