Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-26
BELLAIRE.

Marshal Sheppard sent out notifications
10 al merchants in the center Of the city to
the effect that he wanted the sidewalks
gent clear al least eight feet from the curb
ing This is In accordance with an ordl-
nance passed by Council The law IS
good one, but is hard on some Of the mer-
chants. What is the difference whether
the eight feet is allowed inside the curoing
or on the outside of the merchants step.
Most any OF the pavements will admit OF
"A few GOODS near the curbing and allow a
passagcway of eight feet. The Tribune
man is probably espOnSible Tor the neon
Veuience merchants are thus put to, as he
has been growing about the uarrOwnesso OF
the sidewalks for some time. There are
aggravated cases Of sidewalk OCCUPATION
that should not be permitted. but TO kick
about a few goods on the outside OF ones
pavement shows that the field for doing
something to raise a howl is narrowing.
Five or six houses are about 70 be built
Al Avondale Just below town. This Will
make q pretty suburb.
j. NJ Maring had quite an experience the
other day while out riding. His team got
OF the road on Rose Hill, and one horse got
down in a ditch and had to be almost dug
out
Merchants who left store boxes out on
the street when they closed on Friday night
found them gone yesterday morning. The
Marshal probably cleared them away The
periodical spell Is on.
There are twenty-five members Of the
coming graduating class, II all OF them
pass This rs one OF the largest classes ever
era duste here.
The city needs street sweeper and
sprinkler
Farmers are very busy planting oats
and potatoes and getting ready fer corn.
There is talk of the Township Board OF
Education reducing teachers salaries. We
thought the Board of Directors of Each
District set the wages 70 be paid.
There was frost on the lowlands yester-
dav morning. but out in the country Jack
Frost did not appear.
The Bishop OF the Episcopal Church
viii be here Monday TO confirm a class OF
l3 members
Several new street car drivers have
been employed Of late.
A number Of our people went TO Wheel
ing Yesterday 20 see The Still Alarm -
ID. y. Ewing is the father of new girl
baoy
The bottle works was of work yester-
day afternoon. Pots were set.
Messrs. Nicholas Kuhn, j. ChaS. Helm
Iain aud DR. T.. W Heinl-iu returned yes
t1rday from a few days successful fishing
Al the Slate Dam near Uhrichsville, ..
Mr. Geo &. Mckee left yesterday after
noon 20 spend Sunday with relatives at
Fairpoint
Miss Carrie Branum is expecting 10 en-
terrain soon, Misses Edith Pratt and Edith
Keres They We're both, at one time, resi-
sents here and hove numerous friends.
Mr. Eli Gilmore has put down new
pavement ia front OF his property on Nor
gan street.
The park is looking green and nice, and
will soon be a pleasant place 10 spend an
evening.
squire Mason is located under the Bel
mont House, and Squire Cooper has quar-
ters back of j. GOrby'S book store.
The race course viii be put in good con.
dili0u for the summer.
Seigcl Long has moved his family TO
The Assessors are taking IN their
blanks.
The milk dealers met Friday and ar-
ranged To have dead seat lists pr,ps rcd
one side OF the street ears nave AN adj
vertisement Cf . merry -go-r'uud. wal a
notice OF the revival meeting d-cUrdies the
opposite side
down at Wegee the priucipale topic is
the pike
over 4.Oo0 tress for orchards passed
through tine city Tor S0sine-spurS
Miss Re,-a Clark. 0f 81 CiairNvi.le, has
been the guest OF h. + sls'cf, Mrs. Robert
Never. fCr several days.
Dubois ( Mccoy received a raft OF lum-
Ger from up zoe liver.
The hook and ladder boys want 10 try a
hub race with No company.
Tho museum hat he'd forth in City Hall
has gone TO MuundSvillc
81 Johns Dramatic Club will likely
postpone the proposed entertainment
] w Fowler, OF Fourth ward, is able to
~ out after a spell OF sickness.
Several ice cream saloons viii open for
business this week.
Sickness has materially affected the at
tendance NJ the rrViNals. JeNett, the
singer. has never ceeu here.
The nail works is getting ready TO make
smother shipment Of steel slabs down the
river.
The Stamping Company is now running
IA full again.
The lumber men are doing q big business
The factory Of the Lantern Globe ICom-
pauv. st THIN, is now in operation.
Tfth Marshal really wants 20 do the
town scrle GOOD he might spend his even
iprs ON the business streets and chase home
80 on 100 Of old aud young females who run
about for immoral purposes. The streets
are full Of these creatures at times. 4 de-
parturc in this line would be of some per
mauent good, much more than cramping
the display place of the average merchant
who does not any more than live with all
the display he can make.
Several school teachers from this city
and township went out 10 Warnock yester-
day 90 the meeting Of Belmont County
Teachers Association \ big diauer was
a feature Of the day. The crowd IN At