The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-11
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tsi thu Glass cl.y.
Tic city board OF education appoint.
cd D. W. Cooper, Charles Henry, IT,,
and l., 5. Woodbridge 10 .consuu,matc
tho deal for the Sullivan. pre- ports. on
Rose hill ut $3,30o and Elected Enos
Jones janitor Of the Central building, to
succeed Samuel Oldham, and Mrs. Shan.
non Archer, Of the sccondwurd build.
Ing, 10 succeed Miller llcmplill. They
also passed bills amounting TO S9,ol9.l0
and placed on file the application OF
Miss Myrtle Clements for Il place "
teacher.
Tho purchase OF tho Sullivan prop.
erty, on Rose hill, BY tho school board
NJ $500 Is creating Il good deal OF ugly
talk around town, not because they seek
to put school house In that part OF tho
city for tho accommodation OF tho resi-.
donts Of tho hillside, but because OF tho
advanced price paid for tho property,
when all kinds OF property hero have
hecn decreasing instead Of increasing.
Then, some fault Is found with tho loca.
ton, but these things always 20 with
public deals.
a huge portion OF the Gravel hill
bank, just north OF tho Bcllairo nail
works, rolled down upon tho @. & p.
railroad track Tuesday night, and IN III.
coming freight train miraculously cs.
capped being thrown into the river Mt
tho. narrow passage way ut that point.
Fortunatolyit was running slow at tho
time, and beyond maslling tho front
end OF the engine and consing delay OF
three or four hours no damage WIS
done.
Howard Heatherington met with II
serious accident at IIeathcrington's
coal works, south Of town, yesterday
evening, in which his head and iaco
were frightfully cut and his shoulder
dislocated. He was walking along the
top OF one OF the chutcs when his foot
slipped, and losing his balance he fell
headlong into the coal below, q distance
OF twenty feet or more. Eleven stitches
were required in his forehead and face.
For several years number OF Bel
lairc people have talked about starting
q public library, but tho matter never
succeeded because not enough substan.
tial aid could DO secured in advance. A
bill is now pending in the legislature
which provides that towns OF this size
may do such things.
1t is now said that the Baltimore &
Ohio yards here will be partially nban.
doned in tho spring, and the bulk OF
yard business done In tho new plat on
tho .Benwood side OF the river. # this
results in the opening OF Belmont street
to lower town Bellaire will feel compcn-
sAtod for it. 'a.4.:.,
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord and Gen. A.
J. Warner were in consultation here
Yesterday afternoon settling up some
legal matters pertaining TO the running
OF the railroad down along the river.
Mcssrs. Orlando P. Mason and John
W. Hawkins have purchased tho tin
and stove store OF ]. NJ. satterfcld &
Co., and will take charge OF the bust
ness the first OF next month.
The Merchants team and Liberty hose
company will celebrate the 22d by Civ.
Ing IN oyster supper in City hall, to
which all the city officers have been in
vited. Others pay % cents.
County Commissioners Hart, A1echem
and Bailey and Auditor Joe Henderson
went to Pittsburgh yesterday to exam
inc into the matter OF lighting the court
house by electricity. @ y . ~
0. Fl. Young was excused from duty
on the grand jury and Fred Rodcwig
from the petit jury by Judge briggs yes.
tcrday. i. G. Morris and W. 7. Littcu
are serving.
County Treasurer Frank B. Archer
was in town yesterday visiting his
mother aud his sister, Mrs. Scott
Heatherington, who is quite sick.
Some OF the recent employees OF Rode
fer Bros. have secured employment at
Noundsville, and others at Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. .. ,,r,
The Every Other Week Club meets
this evening at the residence OF Mr.. ].
B. Hart.
THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil to quickly cure cold or re-
licye hoarsencss. Wriiton tbv NJre NJ