Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
sTEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, September 5.-1ne OIL
of John o. Bates, the contractor 1orpavlhs
Market street with fire brick, was SSO25. ~
| No one along the street, however,tnlnKs
the price too high for the good the paving
| has done them. 1t is now one OF Tn, nnesl
streets in the city, and the traye on !,
has increased to such hoticeableextenl
that one cannot fail to take cognlznce OF
it. 1t was formerly the custom for people
coming in the Richmond pike to turf on al
Eighth street and come the balanceof the
way over Adams street, in order = avoid
| the ugly cobble stones on Market, hit now
they come straight down into thu city.
| This gives the storekeepers on the street
increased trade, and also affords hem a
better opportunity TO obtain county pro-
| duce. Save ono square on Fourthbtreet,
between Market and Adams, and me on
| Sixth, between Market and Washington,
all the principal streets in the ciE are
paved with fire brick. and every S1uben-
v lillian is proud Of 1t.
Mr. Sherrard's proposition to trnish
free dinner to 2, 800 people on the dE that
Mckinley will De here does not mea with
| appreciation from the hotel and restaurant
men of the city. They claim he is firing
ing on their rights in diverting tradi from
them. In order to appease these mn the
statement is made by the Republical man
ayers that the scheme will not hun them
| any, as 1t will only tend to bring people
here who would not come otherwisehnd II
they did come would bring luncl with
them instead OF patronizing the heels or
restaurants.
The trial of H. G.. Caldwell, I'M r in
dictment for murder in the first dgree,
for shooting Turkey" Weems to death
last February, mas been set for Otober
9th.
w. S. Walker has received the plas for
his new residence, which he inteds to
build on North Fifth street, next toCoun-
Gilman Casters new dwelling. 1t till be
| a ten-room house, with all modern Gwen
fences The plans were drawn byF. d.
Thompson, the Chicago architect. Work
will commence IN about two weeks.
Sheriff Oppernan, who was confihd to
his home for several days by illnbs, is
again on the streets.
Joe Carnahar, John p. Egan, SIN n.
McClinton, LonM. Frank, Jones Mnaer
| and wife, Louis Munker, and Miss Lille
Munktr, of this city, attended the bulz-
bacher-Kraus Wedding at WheeliB on
Wednesday night.
The Wheeling friends OF Past frand
Chancellor jams A. Beans, OF the Rights
OF Pythias, will De sorry to learn tina The is
in Ill health.
Miss Jennie Wheeler returned homo
Thursoay e.Nning aft5; .hrt;r c.,edels psAt
in pleasant way visiting 1rlenuS J uiI-
ferent parts of the county.
VIM. G. Myers, prominent andwell-
known citizen OF this city, died Thursday
evening at Tifln, o. Mr.. Myers W int to
Tiffin few weeks since to visit so who
resided there, ard became i'll shortlyafter
reaching that place. His age was tift-nine
wears. The body was brough to thilcity-
aud inferred in Union Cemetery the
funeral taking place from the famili resi-
dence on Ross street.
Miss Lucy McCracken returned home
Thursday evening from pleasant visit TO
friends in Pittsbirg and Allegheny.
Miss Minnie Chapman, of Holidays
Cove is a guest at the residence ofChas.
Foreman, corner High and Washington
The marriage Ct JEFF. Holton Of thi city,
and Miss Annie, second daughter fW. II.
Wallace, late President OF the Jefferson
Iron Works Company, is announced p take
place Wednesday, September 70, at Llnver,
Colo, where Mr.. Wallace now nsides.
Both the contracting parties are well fnown
| in Steubenville social circles.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
| of Robert III. Orr. of the wholesale grocery
firm of John Orr& Son, TO Miss Idapraw-
| ford. the ceremony to take place Wednes'
day. the 9th inst. at the home of thu bride
in Greenfield, @. Miss Crawford made
many friends in this city while visiting bel
sister, Mrs. Stier.
Mrs. Jones Munder and family are home
from q season spent at the seashore Sht
brought back as guests her fathfr, l.
J 7 ,ewingood and brothers, Aaron andAbra
Miss Wylie, of New York, is the guess
of her friend, Mrs. w. A. Ri odes.