Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-10
BELLAIRE.

The bids for the construction of the sys-
TEN of turnpikes in Pultney township were
opened by the Commissioners on Monday
There were five bidders for all or por-
| tiou Of the work and, the awards showing
"a total of SS0,Oo0. were made as follows
| Section /, Bellaire and Wegee pike, TO
/ DOughertv X Co, for ., 100. Sections /
and ., Belairc and West Wheeling, 10
same. for ~, 800 and -, 500 respectively.
Sections l ana >, Bellairc and St. Glars
vile, TO same, at =, go and -, 1870 respect
/ lively. Sections 3 and 4, to W. j. Nc
| Claim, for S4,25S aud =. l25. Bell
aire and McMahons Creek was
awarded as follows Sections !, , and q TO
Dougherty Il Co. at 81 ,235, 81 $50 and y, 645.
Sections ;, -, 800; 3, $1,000; /, $3.50, to w.
j. McClain. Bellaire and Jacobsburg was
awarded as follows: lst, 18th and 9th sec
tions TO w. j. McClain for SIPS, $4,000,
| -, 600, respectively, and and TO Dough
erty * Co. for =. $40 and -, 40, respective
| w. The bid on the second section was a
| tie az s., 900 and is not yet awarded. The
| Commissioners will meet on Tuesday to let
the last section.
| Marshal ID. G. Shepperd was married at
noon yesterday to Miss Nora Baker by
| Rev W. NJ. Eaton, of the Second Presby-
! terrain church. The marriage was sur
prise to most people. The event had been
prOphcsed. but no one outside Of a small
circle of intimate friends expected IT so
soon. The bride is an excellent young
! ladp, and will make good wife OF Mr..
Shepperd The couple left in the after
noon for Cleveland on trip.
! The Independent said: The DOugherty
| x Co. who obtained part of the contracts
| for building the pixies, is company com
posed of Jonn Davis, Charles Rosser and
| VIM. Dougherty, one OF the ONO Valley
railroad contractors. These men nave
made great preparations for this work, ana
will begin at once upon IT, The grading,
etc, will give employment to number OF
| here this winter
Rupert Bartlett, while sitting about the
Bellare window glass works was struck
ON the head with piece of wood which
| fell from the roof of the factory, Which
was being repaired by a carpenter.
Ada Melrose. the little actress who ap-
pcared here in Chip OF the Ola Block
| will be here on Wednesday with Fort
/ Donaldson" Miss Mclrose is great IA
yorite here.
The Lantern Globe Company are kicking
vigorously about paving along the north
side of the factory. There are places that
need paving worse than Thirty-siIth street.
] NMff on belmont NNANMNH NN NlAN Att7fN a'NNAN
| OF the Public Square, was torn up yester-
/ dav % find a leak in the water main. lherc
/ is n wooden pipe on that street
Benz Apliu. the piastcrcr, is suffering
T from "A pair of burned arms, caused 10y
pastering falling on them and being allow
I ed 90 remain for time.
The remains Of Mrs. Barnett who died
suddenly al her home IN the Fourth ward
[ .i-.... ...rf clio Il road for he
torment
Hot metal blew out Of an iuFot al tue
steel works and burned John Burns severe
/ iv on the back. Mr. Burns is getting along
nicely.
The First NJ. +. church will observe to-
dav and "a special prayer meeting VIII oe
held in the evening % which all are lh-
vitcd
Reiiaire contractors get 20 build the new
mixes There is consolation in this. Ana
/ home labor will DO most Of the work TOO.
Andrew NJ .Clellan and y. j. Mcclellan
have been fishing for "a couple oil days ana
have brought home some fine Jack.
The Daughters Of Conference Of the See
ond NJ r. Church Will give an enter
meut i'm City Hall this evening: ,...,
j. y. Patterson, Democratic candidate
for sheriff. was in the city yesterday DONG
some campaigd work. ,,,,...,;,,,,
number of Masons Will visit W heellnE
tomorrow night, going up on the steamer
Phillips. .,,o Uest
The last harvest excursion to the Nes'
o,.e the n. x o. will occur of the l4th.
carl Foster has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Joseph Foster
The Fifth ward reading room IS CO. d.
nm organization has been effected ,,;.
Lille Ada Melrose is taking Leading
mart in Fort Donaldson. -, .;,od q,
A large amount of clay Will De lnlheu ''
Pinch Run in the spring. o,,,l,,
c. 4 c. employees received their ii'o"'N''
pay on Wednesday. NJ. ward
Mrs. Geo. Anderson, of the flrst ""iN'
/ is seriously III.