The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-17
NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

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FoR the information of those who may
not understand the arrangements for
camp meeting at Burr's Mills, beginning
on Wednesday, August 18th, ana ending
Friday, August 2sth, we present the fol-
lowing: The admittance to the grounds
during the nine days of meeting will be
ten cents for each person, it matters not
whether he be present one or the nine
DAYS. Boarding on the grounds will be
furnished by James Bickrington, Of Bel
laire. Railroad fare from Bellaire to
grounds and return, 800. All freights
will be transported to the grounds at
half rates. A mayor will be elected, as
the ground is incorporated, and regu-
larly organized police force will be pres
ent to preserve quiet.
ONE of the objections a citizan of our
place has to the new Constitution, is, the
special legislation allowed for Hamilton
and EQUATION" counties, and cumulative
voting. We can't for the life OF Us un-
derstand what all this means, we heardiy'
thought, however, that the world would
come to end so soon.
WE were entertained Saturday even
ing by some piano music played by the
| daughter of Mr.. Chas Brockman. We
were much pleased with the selection OF
pieces, as well as the facility and ease
expressed in their execution for one SO
young. The piano is OF ShiebS manu-
facture.
A COUPLE of little Sabbath breakers,
Yesterday, stole the key from the pad
lock, on Benson's pump. They are known
and will be brought to justice.
A LADY in our city remarked to her
dairvman the other day that the milk
which she got from him, after sitting over
nipht in the cellar, could not be used, as
there was always "yellow scum over
il. and therefore she threw it out. The
milk man smiled a smile 'child-like and
bland" and drove on. We have not
learned as yet whether that lady has
found out that the "yellow scum" is
cream or not However, "where igno-
rance is bliss It's folly to be wise
In the jury trial Saturday, before
Souire Powell on the whisky case be-
tween Mary McKarahan, plaintiff, and
Patrick Whalen, defendant, the jury
failed to agree, and the case was dismiss
ed by Powell, but it will probably be
brought up again.
THERE WILDE meeting of the City
Council tomorrow night.
BILL LILLY, who lately run away
from our city in company with young
lady, is reported to be in town again.
A LITTLE twin child of George West
lake died Sunday and will be buried to-
day. Whooping cough was the cause.
GEO. MUTH's child, reported dying
Saturday, is considerably better at pres
ent writing.
Much sickness prevails among children
in our city.
Walter Riggs was arrested Saturday
for disorderly conduct. So and costs was
all he paid for his fun.
Edward Selsby, for being intoxicated
Saturday, was fined 81 and costs.
Mr.. CHARLES BARON is to leave our
city to-day to be absent several weeks,
for the purpose Of soliciting trade for the
Baron Manufacturing Company. We
wish him success.
A YOUNG man named Snyder, for
driving fast through our city, was fined
one dollar and costs, Saturday.
The women's temperance league will
hold a meeting at the Episcopal Church
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, and an
other at the same Church Friday night.
Jeremiah, the Prophet, standard local
man) has not been on the look out, MS it
is said there is another comet pro TEN ap-
preaching the earth, as far rs we have
Registered, and "Auburn' is said not to
have Intelligence (r) sufficient to say
whether jeremiah, the Prophet
can Stand (ard) her or not? Look
out Jeremiah, as our comet has disap-
pcared, and we therefore relinquish all
claims on comets.
TOMORROW is the day in which the
great question of liccncc or no license,
new Constitution or old Constitution,
will be decided This is great matter,
and one in which every American cti-
zen should take an interest. Let every
man listen to the dictates of his conscience
and if an abatement of the liquor traffic
is longed for now is the opportunity to
crush it. Let men vote conscientiously
as they believe right. 1t is their duty to
do SO both morally and socially.
THE match game between the "Stand-
ards of Wheeling and our boys Satur-
day proved failure. Time being called
on the Standard pitcher, the game was
deferred. !
TIE churches of our city were well at
tended yesterday.
SEVERAL of our young ladies who
have been rusticating will return to-day
and tomorrow. Some young men are
happy.
THE lower you get down town the
lower butter is; the higher up you get
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