The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-22


will soon be running on that road, which
can be reached by ferry from Glendale.
There is deep water in front OF Glen
dale, and there are two steamboat land
ings there.
IMPROVEMENTS. si
The 246 acres plated rs Glendale
fronts OIL the river for about $3.50 feet,
and extends back therefrom about the
same distance.
There are only 257 lots, the greater
portion ofwhich are 100 by l75 feet,
but some are much larger. =
There are three parks, besides about
seven acres reserved for hotel, which
for the present is practically an addi-
tional park.
There are several large old orchards
and number Of fine shade treason the
place and five hundred naples were
planted last fall. More will be set out
next fall.
The streets are fifty and sixty feet in
width, and building lines have been es-
tublshed that will, in effect, make them
appear much wider and will provide for
alawn in front of every house!omo
The streets have been graded, and fiji
teen hundred feet OF board side walk,
one thousand feet OF gravel walk and
one thousand feet Of tan bark walk have
been laid. ra
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ger"
The Glendale Electrical Company has
purchased poles and wires and will have
a line from the electric power house at
Moundsville to and through Glendale
within thirty days. Five OF the houses
at Glendale have already been wired
for electric light, and a ten years con-
tract has been entered into by which
the NIoundsyille Electrical Company
agrees to furnish electricity at Glendale
lover the wires Of the Glendale Electro
cal Company Mt the same rates that
arc charged ut Moundsville.
REMopELED DWELLINGS,.
The 'BIoyd" Homestead on lot Is.
Division 9 Of the plat was remodcled
last year, and it is now the residence OF
Mr. A. II. Chapline with Wheat d
The "Hawley" dwelling on lot A,
Division has been remodeled and is
now the residence Of Mr.. Cram, man
ager OF the Glendale Coal Company.
The "Burley" Homestead on lot G3,
Division has Just been remodeled by
Mr.. Daniel L. Heiskel, President OF
WaFwood Tool Company.
NEW HOUSES.
The new houses built this year and
not appearing on tho plat are as fol-
lows:
William Shorter, (of Pittsburgh, trnv-
cling salesman,) double house.
Z, L. Zane, gardener aud merchant
store and dwelling.
LIB. Martin president Fostoria Glass
Co.., dwelling.
S. Brady Secretary Fostoria Glass
Co.., dwelling.
VIM. A. stoetzer (contractor), dwell
ing.
w, II. II. showacre assistant cashier
Farmers and Mechanics bank, Mounds.
Vile, dwelling.
Tho above arc all good houses. Some
Of them are fine.
The tollowiugpersons have purchased
tne lots at Glendale aud have declared
Their intention to build their own resi-
dences thereon:
~: Frank Stanton, City Book Store,
Wheeling.
B.E, Peabody, druggist BonwOod.
b. Is. McMechen, president county
court Of Marshall county,
Hon; D; A. Dorsey, state senator,
Moundsville.
e, NJ. Lewis, clerk of county court, Of
Marshal county.
Mrs. 9. Z. Carothers, OF Wheeling.
The famous Burley gas well, which
was flooded out, is on tho Glendale
property. Ono contemplated cntcr-
Prise OF tho Glendale syndicate is to get
at tho gas, which is surely there.
There will be an excursion 70 Glen.
oaIS this "Wednesday evening by spe-
sla' train on the Ohio River road, lcav-
hS Wheeling at G:20 p. m. Train re.
turning, leaves Glendale at $3.50 p. M.
Ior Tree tickets apply this afternoon Mt
ine Office OF Ersklns'& Allison, 1918 Mar
10, street: At tile depot tho tickets
Will DO sold Tor % cents.