Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
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SwEE.AIEt.
This is memorial day with the X. of p
In the afternoon members Of the order will
meet at the lodge room, and after a short
service viii visit Rose Hill cemetery for
the purpose of decorating the graves Of
deceased members. Visiting brethren from
Benw0od win take part in the services.
ne stable that is being erected by
DOughefty u Co. the contractors, will
have room for tweuty-fOur horses. This
firm has over 5000 600 worth of work unJer
contract at present.
The paving of Plum Alley will cost the
owner of each lot about $40. BY the long
payment system the amount will equal $50.
What with personal and real estate, sewer,
street, pike and alley tax assessments, the
average property holder will have his
hands full. There are portions OF hetown
that need paving worse than the alleys.
The mud holes of Il street that runs past
the b. X O grounds 10 the Stamping COM
pany, should receive attention. The fact
th Il a corporation controls most of the
aforesaid premises, is no reason why i'm
provements are made on il. The 3. X ..
has stretch of ground alOCg its tracks
east of the Stamping company, that has
been idle for years. 1t IS the best place
for manufacturing sites in the city,
vet no enc can occupy it unless they ar
range to leave ~ the instance of the com
pauy within sixty days. The fact of the
matter is the company cannot show deeG
for the property. The gentlemen who have
the material interests OF the city at heart
should look after this vacant land The
company can be made To occupy il or give
il up. II is Il pity this city had not more
room for manufacturing concerns If the
bottle company should conclude 10 erect
large plant here it is que tion whether
the few feet OF ground that would be re
quired could De obtained Here is a chance
for the Board OF Improvement TO take
hand
"Pil.rim's Progress was illustrated at
the First Nj. Z. Church last evening.
u T. Manchester and wife have rented
a cottage a. Bur's Mills. Mr. Manches-
ter has not missed a summer at this resort
for a number of years.
Mrs w j. Morrison is very III, and
friends are very anxious about her.
VIII Nicholson, who has charge of the
Office Of the b. x O at South Chicago, is
home for Il visit Of several days.
a writer TO the Democrat from Oregon
says: II met two Bellaire boys Westlako
and GeOrge-whO signed with the Portland
ball club They agree with me that it is
great fruit country, but think that it is
overrated and misrepresentation to the
Eastern Cmgrant, which is not true. Mr..
George says Bellaire is good enough for
him. He is heartily Disguised with me
real est2te boom here
Theodore Niff says he has disposed of
200 coo plants from his hot bed this season.
The annual harvest home picnic is al
ready being talked ABOUT
Farmers are almost through shearng
sheep. The clips are better than for sev-
eral years.
There are quite a number Of applications
for positions Is teachers in the Public
Schools.
The b L. K c. will have another change
OF time on the l1th.
The Italians are getting on" as a rca-
sonably fair gait. On Thursday 40 the
picnic at Belmont Grove the music sCr the
occasion was furnished by I'aliIns
The american Mechanics AVID the c. a.
K boys 40 BCGllsvilie wi. have q rousins
Vou'h Cf July celebration.
The cry Board Of Examiners will hold
au csau'r lion on August 2gtl
DGBri 1.4 Mccoy have asea pilin. ur
pje Ion Of aew .uDbcr o. thor bp~rd Yards
oi lltc
Ms Rcl s., woo lives west Of town,
near where " uew PIKE : building, was I'M
pn5ct upsG 'ccy by scamp The fellow
appli fora boarding place. saying he was
going 90 work On the pike For over two
weeks the lacy gave the man bedding and
foot For the dinner meal basket was
prepared. II rurre3 out that the fellow
was 90 lazy Co work and had been laying
around la tne woods. IS the boarding mis-
trcS- found ON Investigation. The tramp
his skipped
Mrs VIM. Thompson. who has taught
German in the public schools for the past
two years, has been faithful teacher and
a hard worker. She deserves reappoiut-
ment
Prof. Nelson's new residence west of
town IS nearing completion. When not en-
gagel in she instruction Of music Mr. Mel
son Yields the hoe among four acres of
vegetables
VIM. Schramm has returned from a visit
to Marietta. VIII has been sick since his
return.
Messrs. Klotz * Taylor, the amateur
painters, are erecting anew building 10 be
used as Job Office. Neither of the bows are
over Is years Of age, vet they turn out
some pretty good work with their press
Mrs. Henry Lippel has gone to Cumber-
land, Md, TO visit relatives.
Some tobacco from this neighborhOod is
being shipped East.
The Jr. .. [. \. NJ. will meet in Odd
Fellows Hail after this month
Prof. Jones, of the public schools, is OF
on a short vacation trip.
A number of our people will attend the
Republican State Convention at Columbus
on June 5lh AMI 10th.
Rev. J. y. AShenhurst, father of John
Ashenhuvst. Prohibition candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, resides west Of town.
The old gentleman was in the city yester-
dav Like his son, he is Prohibitionist.
Tue Knights of Golden Eagle Lodge
will be three years old on Monday and the
members have arranged for banquet to
commemorate the occasion.
The GAINESVILLE Republican says that
Judge briggs, Democrat, will DE renomin-
ated aud reelected. The Republican says
all Republicans should think wei OF
him and adds: IN fact that the people
think well of him; we see cause 10 compli-
meut Judge briggs, and TO further hope
that ne viii ever aim 10 reach for the high
est unparalleled legal perfection, because
in his doing so the best interests OK the
greatest number Will be served.n 1t is
likely there will be no opposition 10 the re.
election of Judge briggs.
Alahor picnic is 10 be held nj Wallace