The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30
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AlISpfA OF Local N0wa n COMP from
the Giati CITY.
The milk dealers who began the
prosecution against Mrs. Rowles are
now about 10 cIve 1t up and drop the
matter. The whole town Is talking
about 1t and there is wonderful feeling
displayoi for SO iriAing a thing. The
MilklOh's association has been thor
oughly exposed BY members who are
weakening. Ono OF their articles pro.
viaes that 'tAll dealers in milk refusing
10 Join this association and underselling
the price set by the association shall be
regarded as black sheep and treated as
such, and the price shall be regulated
II possible SO as to prevent them from
selling entirely, and theh names shall
DO published as black sheep in every
practicable manner" They find that
they themselves are liable TO be prose-
cuted.
Tho school board has refused to re-
employ Mr.. A. P. Meyers and elected
Miss Ada Wyrick to the place vacated
by Nj. J. O, Richie. They also filled
other places as follows: Miss Flora
Heatherington takos Miss Wyrick,s
place as principal Of the Belmont build.
ing; Miss Maize McGregor takes Miss
Carrie Landfried's place, and Misses
Iona Tucker, Nellie Houston and Pearl
Chambers we're assigned rooms in the
First and Second wards. Messrs. Van
Law and stegar were appointed q com.
mittee to look mp the matter OF gymnas.
tics in the schools, the school law now
requiring exercise OF this kind in con.
noction with the public schools.
Tho crooked work in building stone
walls and abutments in this county is
still being uneRrthed. Two stone walls
on the Cash Hill road in Meade town
ship we're measured by the county sur
veyor, aAd tits understood that in both
cases the county las paid considerably
more than 10 in the jobs, one instance
being about double. And the end is
not yet.
Col. J. r. Charlesworth, Samuel B.
Ripper and Henry Landkrohn, the
county soldiers relief board, met here
yesterday and a%pportioned the funds
Tor distribution among the INDECENT
soldiers of the various townships,
There is about $1,000 Of the money, all
told.
The hunting season opens Friday and
parties Of squirrel hunters have already
ofganizeito scouf the woods the very
first day. By the way, Officer John
Strobel, OF this city, is the fish and.
game warden for this county under the
new commission.
Miss Carrie Landfried has resigned as
one OF the teachers in the schools here,
The wedding will take place next
month, aud W. ]. Fitzpatrick is the
fortunate young man.
o. P. Mason yesterday purchased a
threc.year-old stallion by Brown Wilkes
from Mr.. Hoge, at Mt. Pleasant, and he
is to 90 a mile in $40 this season or the
sale is OF.
Col, J. NJ. Lewis, of GAINESVILLE. isthe
member OF the state Republican execu-
tive committee from this congressional
district and he Is a splendid man for
the place.
Robert Robinsongot SIS and costs and
ten days in Jail from Mayor MCGOWAN
yesterday for making n nuisance Of
himself at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
depot.
The Democratic County Central Com.
mittee will meet here Saturday to or
game and to assess the candidates for
tho empty honors thrust upon them.
Engineer Dawson yesterday stakcd
off the route for the pike TO West
Wheeling and tho contractors will begin
work on 1t right away.
H. Roemer, one Of the trustees Of the
Children's home, will go to Barnesyillo
today to attendthe monthly meeting OF
the trustees.
Capt. B. II Jones, superintendent OF
the'schools, willleaye next week for
Chautauqua to spenda couple of weeks.
The mayor turned over S160 OF this
month to the city as the proceeds OF his
office.