The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-29

throw him INTO place uhHt IoT uu-
man habitstion. We hope soon to
hear that this building has been COM
pletely renovated.
BELLAIRE.
THE late Sabbath School Convention
held by the Disciples Church, al CLAIR
rington, was well attended, and ls
spoken OF by those present as a very
interesting occasion. Seventeen
churches were represented by seventy
delegates, and it is said to have been
the largest convention ever held in the
district. The next meeting will be
held in August, commencing on the
twelfth and ending on the seventeenth,
at Harmony Church, IN connection
with the revival meeting OF the six
teenth district.
THE public schools OF Bellaire closed
on Friday Last, and Professor Melville
has been engaged to take charge OF the
schools the coming year.
DURING the hard shower Friday after
noon the high wind blew a wagon be-
longing to Mr.. Richardson, which was
standing back Of the office Of the win
dow glass works, down upon the rail.
road track, breaking the shafts and
otherwise injuring it.
THERE will be a meeting o. the
Ladies League on Tuesday evening At
the United Presbyterian Church; at the
same place there will be league meet
ing at seven o'clock in the evening on
Friday evening, and the Rev !. j.
Spencer will deliver lecture at eight
The lecture delivered by Professor
Fulton on Friday evening last is well
spoken OF. He lectured against the
license system. Why does not some
man Of known temperate habits aud
principles speak on the other SIDE OF the
question: The question will soon be
at issue TO be settled by vote, and it
seems to US the people need intelligent
information on both sIdes in order TO
know where they do stand.
They say It is poor rule that don't
work both ways, and the best way to
know how a thing goes is to try it. |
suppose this 10 the reason one OF the
ex- Marsh ais was in the lookup Satur-
day getting his nerves Quoted. No
doubt he went 10 for the sake Of know
ing how it was himself after taking
many others there.
THERE will be the regular meeting Of
Bellaire Lodge No. 267, on Monday
night.
TIE whooping cough is having quite
a run among the children, and some
grown persona. Notwithstanding the
warmth OF the weather some OF the
cases are quite severe.
We hear OF no general or particular
arrangements being made to Celebrate
the Fourth, though we hear OF num-
Der OF private pic-nics, pleasure parties
and excursions. The League and all
friends OF temperance are invited 10
Burr's Mills, where good speakers are
expected, the firemeu are gong to have
a parade and picnic, and 80 on. 1t
seems to us THE is the mos; rational
way to speud the day. We have a
perfect horror OF an old fashioned
Fourth, where the Sunday schools all
turn out in the broiling sun and
march" through the dust and heat to
the grove to hear come man with
uheezy voice read the Declaration OF
Independence. And when evening
shades come on, return home unre-
fresh ed, tired, dusty. and used up gen.
orally. thinking. verify al Is vanity aud
vexatlou OF spirit.
Patrick MURPHY had draw run
over ~ q car on the switch from the
C 4 P. Road at the wharf on Friday.
The draw was completely demolished,
and the load OF about ! 800 pounds OF
canned 'ruit and other goods belong
ing 10 Alexander, the grocer, destroyed.
The horse Was turned over on bis back
but vas not injured. The draymAh
Jumped and also escaped without in
iury. The loss sustsinst uAs about
90. hundrsd Gni issn'y dollars.
BELLArEE generally u 20 quite =
elsspl, oobdiuos We Dot est that The
stree, .Outb q Mchshot, Creek has
l.t.l, bssu eisansd. Sbieh q csranly
needed Bot there are May plasss -
to-a that slill nssd io1kiar amer TIE
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