Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
MARTINS FERRY.

AT q meeting of Pease township BOARD OF
Education last Saturday, II. u. Sutton,
general agent for the Central School Sup
ply House, of Chicago, presented the
.UTeachers' Anatomical Aid,n the most
UNIQUE piece Of apparatus ever presented
in this part Of the State. II is highly en-
dorsed by the leading educators as Just
what is needed in the common schools as
an aid TO both the teacher and pupil In the
study of this most important SUBJECT: Inc
action of the Board is commemorate and
shows that they believe IN keeping tnelr
schools abreast OF the times.
Council met last night in special session,
and organized by electing MilIard BAILEY,
of the First ward, as President, and Il. r.
Allender. Secretary. The salary OF Score
tary was increased from 500 TO S2OO. Inc
MAYOR appointed the following officers on
the notice force: VIM. Bowman, Fred
Och. George Murphy, and Scott Neal. fhe
Third ward was left vacant for the present.
The force remains the same as before, with
the exception of Neal, who succeeds h.
Terry.
The case of the Ohio City Ferry Com
many VS.. Cleveland, Lorain and wheeling
railroad Company has been compromised
bv the railroad company agreeing TO pay
all damages, including attorneys ices ana
repairing the ferry landing as they agreed
TO do in their original agreement, ana also
to not stop their trains on the crossing at
the corner of Washington and FIRST
streets.
An unsuccessful attempt was made 70
burglarize the saloon OF John Descn Oh the
First ward, SOME time during Monday
night, the glass in the windows were re,
moved but they were evidently Irlg uVeHeu
off by some one as they left without taRiDg
any thing.
William Wilson, young coloreu genus
man of this city, and Miss Minerva hlns,
of Trenton. were married last evening dl
the home of the bride. "BilP' used TO De a
RrcIsTER carrier. and we offer our hearty
congratulations 10 the happy couple.
Parvin Wright, OF Indianapolis, Ind,
who came here TO attend the funeral OF the
late Toel Wood. and who was caught in the
Scio wreck on the Panhandle while en-
route, returned home yesterday.
Prof. Bownoeker has been appointed as.
. sistant eeologist of Ohio, aud will spend
his vacation hunting no the geological
history of the mines and minerals OF east
ern Ohio.
CITY Commissioner Coates ought to have
y monument erected 10 his memory When
ae leaves US, for having taken the mud OH
Hanover street that has been there Tor
ages.
DR.. J. w. Darrah, STAMINA GIBBONS ano
Il. &. Montgomery are representing the nrt
department of this city at the Fremen'
Convention at New Philadelphia.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie will sell
tickets to the Congressional Convention al
Steubenville on the gath, at one fare toI
the round trip.
Frank Shuttleworth, formerly with
Spence, Baggs Il Co., has accepted posi-
zion with the Bellaire Stove Works.
Thos. Irwin and r. O'Bierue are in
DAYTON attending the convention OF the
Red Men held in that city.
Rev. Father Tuohey. former pastor OF
81. Mary's church, was the guest OF friends
in the city yesterday.
John Hill, a prominent glassworker OF
the Buckeye, has accepted posltlon al
Marion, Ind.
Miss Allie Hampton, Of Somerton, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. a. j. Van Pelt
Miss Maud Medil, of Tiltonville, was
the guest Of friends here yesterday.
Miss Harriet Manton, Of Ottawa, o., is
visiting friends in the Third ward.
Miss Mary Harrington, of Dayton, o.,
is visiting friends in the Third ward.
Chas. H. Steele, Of Steubenviue, was in
the city yesterday on business.
The Y. s held a meeting at the rooms OF
he Y. Nj. &. a. last evening.
Hiram Frazier is serving on the petit
Jury at St. ClairsviIe.
Miss Rosa Couoway returned home from
Fostoria yesterday.
F.C. Sherer wentlo Pittsburg yesterday
to visit relatives
J. T. Haues is having the inside Of his
6ice remodeled.
Harry Semple is visiting friends at
Steu0enville.
WinTweedy is i'll with the measles.