Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-11
RELLAIRE.

invalid Tue "uN"uN0'n' u0 Va enV
n- interests OF Beilaire Is the
! nal, ...,rf,it stcp that has ever been
/ nos. :, the history of the "GlaSS
! iaSe.. The movement should have
4 CITY .,srted several years sooner. With
/ been advantages unsurpassed by any
4 paul 8, the country, with railroads
4 town arms reach almost from ocean TO
4 Who's and from Canada to the Gulf OF
ocean and with many other points in
1 Mex Rellaire'haS made no percepti-
her --,-resS of late. In fact the town
\ Die ?. downward tendency and unless
has .ron is taken for the welfare OF
some .r the fine real estate will diSap-
the ".3 unoccupied houses will tell a
Pe'i ,srlect that will be costly.
ia.e ..,,e has come for united effort
ivy ,.,rt of merchants, business men
% .l,lt.srtv holders for the furthering
SD t'terests OF the city. Decisive
~ NV will turn the tide, and pros
s..r Mill crown the effort: There are
F'.' .tsritable hearts in Bellaire who
ss-. Sing 10 give handsomely TO any
81 .t,- may be raised, but there are
ill- many well-to-dO citizens who do
,s.s 10 90 down into their
Dos evrapt when they are
N,as that they are 10 re-
~ good return for the
te't .. Give. We feel sure the lat
a'o n rley would study the stu
e. ..t.r,rrhlv. would see the bene-
,, s. derived from the movement
I'M progress. The four or hve
lo"..,-i dollars that have been sub
mus v0l more than likely be the
',l.. ~ EMPLOYING tire or four hun
.'.'...-.. yorkmen, the wages OF whom
u' .terofTerS OF every man in the
..ts- directly or in an Indirect
v'i' rts being the fact there is no
way ,bv every merchant or property
soi3er should not be interested IN the
sOyg frl raised will be used as
LIN. for permanent organization
'...s~a,-, I'm the city. A commit
~ f,rr prominent citizens are now
\ -.e rranarus rules, laws, etc, TO
go, .r,b am organization and they
.rr,..'r make report as 10 their
4 - This evening. Where the OBJ
-, rbs movement is fully under
s,ood management is always met and
.,b.crber, promise to aid again and
s-,i, f necessary. 1t is proposed that
e. ornament board is established
~ list every citizen in the city who has
n ,,,,i.f interests at stake. Said citizens
n wirba apDrOached as TO the amount
\ thew would be willing to give for new
Il work, that would employ given num-
her Of workmen. There will be amounts
ranging from say S25 TO 5000. by this
means the organization would know
mg what could be offered any factory
tha, showed adiSpOSition TO locate here.
The amounts subscribed would be paya-
n he in installmentS, thus making the
mvmepts easier for the subscriber.
Then again il is the purpose OF said
Board 10 get options on manufacturing
sites. Heretofore when it was learned
that manufacturing plant desired To-
cation sites showed an upward tendency,
One or TWO good establishments located
elsewhere on this account. Such dis
nosition must be eradicated. AT this
n lime when hundreds of towns in the
country are offering large bonuses for
n factories. it is the height of folly for Us
III 10 trv and get industries by charging
N them TWO prices for a location. But
more liberal spirit than ever before IS
M now manifested on every hand. The
ii work Of bringing prosperity TO the lit
M DE town moves along nicely, and IL Is
hoped before the work is ended that
everybody win be interested in the
good work.
The new buildings contemplated by
III ,he Stamping Company will cost s25' 900.
n Whether they will be erected here or
not has nor been decided.
n Plum alley from the B. & O. railroad
yards 20 the Public Square is to be
Il paved This is the alley between Union
ld Belmont streets.
Charles Hoffman and family, Of the
FRS, ward, will spend the summer in
IEli,ay and nearby towns.
LAC. & z. train crushed the head of
Brigeport boy named Joe Toddle. The
qwilI recover.
VIII Parks had his Sabbath school
lass at Wallace's dam for a days out
lgyeSterday.
An entertainment will be held in the
hE,M f. Church on Friday aud Sat
rtay nights
The city has decided to pay j. b.
ialeY the 5000 damages the court
granted him.
VIC. Burgundthal, Secretary of the
lantern GloOe Works, is in PittSburg
MGsuesS.
VA Stevens goes to Marietta this
l',l,' play an engagement in an
orcle,,n
Nrs r. A. johnson will open the
Eees
Zoe NonemaSOnS and bricklayerS have
~o'a'ed lower garden in the square.
Know begins TO look as if we we're 10
% DO music in the park this summer.
1le HeatheringtOn band boys have
'ed their new uniforms.
lle city will purchase 800 feet Of hose
cue new sporting reel.
some new machinery for Barnard'S
works has arrived.
.le Z. a. =. paid its employees mostly
10 $50 and 500 bills.
BRIDGEPORT.
very difficult operation was per-
"'A yesterday on 4 small child of