The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-23

There are number OF fist class dwelling
houses going up on ~FOrty.sight street. the
street above the Gravel Hill church, That
street will now have to be opened up, and 1t
should at once be graded down to the street
car track at ons end and Guernsey street all
graded to a level with that part occupied by
the street car track. This would leave the
houses that front the :iver two or three feet
above the street, but they all have wide yards
that would be improved by a slight slope or
by a low wall in front The gravel to DO re-
moved could be used to great advantage in
filling up the road TO the ferry, This road Is
almost impossible in bad weather, and we
understand the Wheeling firms That use it
constantly have expressed their willingness 70
contribute to tLs Improvement
Isaac Freese drove new hearss from the O.
4 L. depotto his livery stable Thursday even
ing that attracted attention from its beauty.
1t Isl white heaSe, and the hAndsOmest We
ever saw It Is as graceful as q vhite swan.
Frank Reese will spend tho reSt Of his vaCa-
ton from school at Mingo.
The steamer laBelle Is not running. She
has been IN the docks for repairS.
The numerous pioneers who arranged dur
ing those hot days 10 spend this Saturday in
the woods wear long faces under their UNI
brsllhS,
Rev. Payne arrived home Friday morning,
and will conduct quarterly meeting services
at his church, the Second N, T., On sunday,
There will be the usual ser ices at the Dis
cipleh Church Sunday, Monday will be be
gun the repairs contemplated on the building
and the audience roem cannot be used again
for some weeks. Rev. Dean will be RbsenI
preaching in Noble county. The smRllroOml
on either side OF the pulpit are to be enlarged
SO as 10 lnolose one window and reach 10 thu
ceiling. The gallery will be closed up also. 4
make the room more easily warmed. The
stoves will bs put into the basement for hot
air furnaces. Then the whole room will b
calsomined.
Ms Mary Watt, wife Of John B. Watt
died at y O'Clock Friday morning. TIL
funeral will take place from her late residenct
2l2 Union street, at two o'clock Sunday after
, noon.
The BARRIERS have all signed an Agreemen
to close their shops on Sunday, the Slst inst
and every Sunday thereafter. Their custom
ers will govern themselves accordingly,
The sewers at the Fourth ward school houS
have been stopped up, and arc being dug up
D. II. DRITah and wife have been campinI
with frlendso on Saltwater, near FreOport
Mary, little daughter OF Patrick Moran, wa
buried at the Catholic Cemetery Friday after
noon. She died rather suddenly Of diphtheria
, Miss Maggie Reisllng and Nj. Henry Nil
ler, both Of Cumberland, Maryland, are visit
ing OF Mr.. OhrS, BlppusS,
James Kelly will take In the CLEVELAND
races He goes via Columbus.
: Misses Alice Fitton and Mary Powell or
/ back from Q visit to Jefferson county friends
"DAdn Gill stopped over Thursday nigh
with relatives here, on bis way home u
, Bridgeport, He enlisted in the Fist Yves
Virginia Cavalry when ffty-one years old
Lately he has been . great cripple and hA
been living at the Dayton Soldiers Home.
, The Mayor gives notice that he will hereat
ter enforce the ordinance relating 10 the plAc
ing OF ashes, garbage or tlop OF any kind II
the streets or alleys. The Councilmen an
, policemen will make personal inspections OIL
' Saturday, The fine for those throwing sucl
things In the alleys Is from five 10 fifty dollar
and coSfs. Better pay a quarter and heVl
, your rubbish piles hauled away, burn you
garbage aud put your Slop some place else.