The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-05
NEIGHoRHooD NEWS.
SEPTEMBER 4, 1874.
BELLAIRE.

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= WElhave intimation ofa night school
to be opened in our city soon.. We have
not been enabled to learn the course Of
studies to be pursued in it, although it
will no doubt be conducted as lnstitu-
tions of similar nature in other places
are. We trust that this scheme may be
successful, and we think it can hardly be
o,barwise as there are many of
our young people, who, through the
day, are compelled to work for
livelihood, and who are, as they should
anxious to embrace every opportunity to
learn, and would therefore appreciate
this idea of night school in our csty,
We have heard complaints from sew
eral of our citizens in business, that they
do wish their customers would please
(thev request it gently throw the
stumps Of cigars they have been smoking
int the street, instead of on their floor.
and also not to exfctorate 80 much IN
their places of businest.
Mr.. S. A. MYERS, from SteubenvilIe,
Ohio, made his friends in this city short
call yesterday. He is an energetic young
man, and is business out and out.
REV. CoRSIN, d. d., arrived in this
city yesterday. A series of meetings,
beginning last evening and continuing
until Sunday evening, will take place Ill
the United Presbyterian Church, the ser
vices being conducted by RcvS. Cornin
and Wallace.
We begin to see the error of our ways.
Miss Mary has cordially and sincerely
called Us through her paper, c"ncclted,
proud, an ignoramus etc. etc, and even
raises us to an equality with Il minister
of the the Gospel, which is bringing
things from the ridiculous to the sublime
in hurry. Now, We have concluded 10
learn something, and kindly suggest the
propriety of her opening a school for
teaching and we will gladly en-
brace the opportunity t" become
wise. However, we want Others besides
ourselves and the youth she is at present
! bringing up. By the way, we surely be-
lieve the way Of the transgressor is hard.
TO-DAY is the day for the Democratic
nomination of officers for this county.
The election will be held in It. Glars
vile. ......
A MATCH gvlne of base ball took place
Yesterday on the Public Square between
| the "Phunnv Hook and Ladder Co. and
slope Hose Co., both of this place. The
score at the ending stood 81 to % in IA
vor of the latter club The former club
played with but five men.
MEN Of capital need look no further
for splendid opportunities for business
than our city. The facilities for obtaining
from other sources by railroads, the river,
sc, are unequalcd in any other plac" Of
the same population in this or any other
State. We have abundance Of coal near
ut hand; We manufacture our own gas;
We have water works sufficient for pro-
lection against fire. and for domestic use
we have two newspapers going It luIl
tilt-one Of them carried on by lady,
we have lawyers, some have dozen or
more, and have everything you Gao men
ton in proportion. There is no need OF
you going elsewhere 10 invcst-stop here.
IT is surprising to see so little business
done at the lookup. You see it gives us
no chance to make an item. What the
cause of this unusual quiet is We cannot
say, but it is always so before Il storm.
The case of John Douglass rs. the city
in regard to the neglect Of the city to re-
pair the Coal street bridge, came up last
evening in jury trial. The plamtiii
gained the case the jury awarding - ~
the amount of the damages done him.
We have in our city Il large number
of Germans engaged i'll business. They
arein general, just and peaceably dis
posed people and the perseverance" and
industry they display in any branch Of
business or occupation they may be fol-
lowing makes them desirable and
profitable addition to any community.