The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-07

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ing twelve rooms
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IHE temperance meeting was noI yer!
largely attended la't evening; Inc o"''
ldltey Ne'cS man addressed thc meeting
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BELLAIRE.
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W acknowledgements III lhcN Ie"so' ''c'-
emiah IN MS local "S regards cAahS'
Of books in our public schools. We can
No, 900 tba noIicv fthi, movement =, il
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VIII, rs ne says Cost coilHIue'ao'e ~ ii'"Ne
the change, and numbers of our citizens
do No, faeI sb,o to uurchase an entirely
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ne" system u DOORS II 'D' O's '''i''''5 u
each session Of school. They cannot So"
that such \ change would bcbrncticinl in
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''S results i'o' ''''' w. anu We Wv '''' ~
heve that any one else can. Inc present
routln" OF studies when hrst introduced
which has not been very long since, were
undoubtedly represented aS beng What
was required IN our schools, they nave
been tried and found just aS complete aS
was expected. The introduction OF new
series Of studies, will undoubt"d confuse
and perplrX the scholars, and thus yaIu-
able time will be wasted. 1t may pay
the agent who wishes 10 put ms series OF
books into our schools, but Will It pay our
community to have II done? 1t Is m I'M
tried road to effect the same end.
THE match came of ball between the
Nail CITY bows, of Ritchictown. and the
B. b. Bs, of this place, came of ycstcr-
day afternoon. on the formers ground.
W" arrived on the scene Of action at two
o'clock p. NJ. and found a large number
of spcctators on the Ground. a consider
able rroportion Of whom were BOYS. At
2:l5 the game begun. the Nail City
youths having first choir" of position,
took the field. In the first and
second innings Of the B. Is. they
experienced complete whitowa,hcs. and
the Nail CITY bows were Corre-pondinglv
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'9 |" n' 'HN"''o'' LOT 'n' Van wy o"HS
they scoring more run anu DONG oG'''[ r
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rision ofthc former, and the latter refused
to play further unless the decision
was revoked, which tn" umpire
did not see fit to de-. and Tn" game was
Therefore, a. usual when the refusal of orc
side to play, "cullcd. and the decision OF
the umpire was nine to nothing in favor
of Bcllairc. Frank Cowcn, Of St. Clairs-
willie, was umpire, and although very
firm in any decision, We cannot believe
that they wcr" always just and equitable;
and although COwrn may have tried to
do fairly, errors were noticeable which.
in base ball parlancc, We're questionable.
A. three games are 10 be played between
these clubs, "" NAV look out for another
con.
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>. hoS'' ,hre'' ~ 20; were ""''or'|'" To-
dispose OF wharf, o'ilu''
The bids for grading Pike stree, were
all rejected. and the civil engineer wa,
authorized TO receive bids for week
longer.
The Street Commissioner was directed
10 max" sufficient ditch at tn" end IF
C"urtlandt street To- drain the water
from Fountain alley.
Haney, Lazier' RodewIg and R"wI"s
IN n.cnrtsin ~ what cost rock could he
monuf,rturcd at in tins citv such as We
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Tb. CIarL wos authorized f. muk. nrr-
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