The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-21

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The term OF school in each district
was fixed at eight months and in dis.
trlcts 7 and s the lady teachers get $40
for six months and $50 Tor the other
two.
A new trick was tried here yesterday,
and, If 1t hadn't been such q very warn
day, it would probably have worked oil
right. Albright looking girl called at
the grocery store Of W. b. Workman
and ordered goods amounting to q lit.
tie over three dollars for the family OF
Jesse Kelly, stating that Mrs, Kelly
was at Wheeling and would settle in
the evening. The grocer gladly tied up
ali the articles called for. but they
made such q load for ths girl, and no
street cars running, that he wouldn't
allow her to carry them so fur, lest she
would DO overcome by the heat, but
kindly called n wagon and sent the
goods up. The girl, Of course, walked.
When the goods arrived the Kelly fam
lily knew nothing OF such an arrange
ment and had ordered nothing; neither
was their girl down town. The bright
girl WHO did order them has not been
seen since, and the grocer Is just So
ahead on account OF his kindness.
Officer Johnston arrested q peddler
the other evening, when a friend otthe
peddler's interfered, and the officer
landed him q back.handcr. Tho affair
created considerable excitement, and
the mayor was occupied yesterday even
ing unraveling the case.
There are four OF the alumni Of Mar
ietta college now living in this city,
John A. Gallaher, OF tho class OF 80;
George NJ. Woodbridge, of the class OF
10; Hunter S. Armstrong, Of the class
Of 80, and Frank j. Roemer, Of the class
Of '93.
Oliver Heatherington son Of Joseph
W. Heatherington, and Miss Maggie
Barnes were quietly married at the
home Of the brides parents on Gravel
fill Sunday evening, Rev, John Q. Nc
Cracken performing the ceremony.
Luther Boyd had his head badly
pounded up with bricks thrown by Jack
Manion the other evening, but Luther
had hit Jack unawares to start the row,
and Mayor MCGOWAN fined both,
II. @. Duncan, a special agent OF the
pension department, who has been To-
Gated here for some months, has been
transferred to the Ironton district, and
left for that place yesterday.
Marshal Johnson declines to servo as
sanitary policeman at $25 per month
because the board Of health has been
paying a man $50 per month for three
month";.
DR.. stowell, formerly of this city, but
now OF %Soldendale, WASH, is, here,
called by the very dangerous condition
OF his brother.in-law, Frank Z. Barber,
The Democrats OF this county get
twelve delegates to their state conven-
tion. The Republicans had thirteen on
the same basis,
Miss Margaret McGaw and Miss Mar
tina Kirkpatrick will leave the first Of
next week for Nebraska to spend the
summer there,
The county commissioners will offer
$4,000 OF county bonds for sale to.mor.
row.
Mrs. Maggie Hartman, of Pittsburgh,
is visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Maudo Nicholson is home from
Mt. Vernon for the summer vacation.
The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treat
cd by seventeen different doctors for
acrofula and blood disease l was cured
bY Burdock Blood BItters. Write him