The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-18
NEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
July ls,, 1874.

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1--we are visited by any pestilence
such as cholera, smallpox. and divers
other diseases, letus.potinvolye the comet
in the affair as the effect of spchcalamity,
but quietly and calmly, if We can, lay
the result upon the street commissioner
1t is surprising that such dry and tsyors-
BILE weather should pass without an effort
being made to improve the condition Of
our streets, especially the cutters, some
of which con tain sufficient filth to en-
gender with few exceptions all the
plaques visited arpon PharsahS Iet.thH
matter be attended TO.
BAsE BALL IS all the 60 among the
Young men of our city. 1t was SAID
some good playing was done by an an
amateur club yesterday. This should
encourage others to become crippled for
life. ... ...
A. w. MELVILLE, Presly Cowen and
and Mr.. l.. Lust, the remaining parties
of the fishing excursion TO Fish Greek,
returned Yesterday morning. They were
quite successful, catching large number
of fish, some of which were of great
size. averaging in weight from two TO
forty-two pounds. ,s'u..."S .'. t'.....
We did not learn the name ola small
boy who was struck in the breast by u
base ball knocked by one Of the players
on the ball ground day before Yesterday,
but we learned that if the ball had struck
him little lower il would probably
have proved fatal. There should be- more
care exercised by the players that such
accidents should not occur. .....
II certain young men ofthiS city wish
to remain respected and an honor to the
place. let them not, when visiting neigh
boring towns, show their verdancy by
getting into difficulty with young men
Of those places upon most trivial matters
A MAN settled up little matter the
other day here HeSaid it was time TO turn
A leaf AZ TO his moral condition. 1t 10
supposed that the comet had something
TO do with it. His creditors wish some
O.ntrs WeTe hHtCleu III thO SshAS va.
A NOTICEABLE fact and one upon
which Bcllairc may we'll compliment
herself, is the industry and activity of
h.r young men. 1t is favorable sign
To fail seeing the almost inevitable loateis
who are usually cOngregated on the street
corner. of our cities. We have few of
this class here. and thank Heaven for It,
The world would no doubt move on if
they were all 10 evapOratc.
A Card.
10 tie Citizens of BeiiGirs a'm Vicinity:
A paragraph appeared in the Wheel
ing REGIsTER, July IL, 1874, under the
heading Of "Bclhire News stating that
George Zweig, John Zilch, August
Schramm and George Rocder were held
for trial for purchasing cigars tciDio~t
stamps from J. +. Dobler, and that the
said Dobler made the charge solely be
cause the accused parties refused to walk
up with one hundred dollars, IAN opm-
ion expressed amonga ''ccrtdin' class of
gentry is without foundation or truth.
In reply to said paragraph as stated, and
rs to the party accused, ] would respect
fully state that | will allow twelve re-
spectacle citizens Of Bcllairc to form into
a committee dclinrating all the cause Of
my complaint; .our ofsuch 10 be appoint
ed by myself and the other eight by the
parties accused, to ascertain whether |
made the charges to e1tort money, or III
Justice to the Revenue Department at
Washington, ID. G.. The parties
accused cannot deny but that
they are responsible for the ruination
of myself and family, and after succeed
ing in my downfall rejoiced in their
hearts allowance. Zone hundred and
thirteen thousand cigars were purchased
from me "by them without stamps, be-
sides from Others. from January 1870 10
January 1873. to which charge l have
witness AFTER witness male and female,
and vet, these "four' polished violators Of
State and City laws backed by clique
Of PettifOggcrS, come forward and pro-
claim that they are "innoccnt' and vic
tins of matchmaking. In conclusion ]
have to say that committee ought to
investigate the cause 81 my charge, In
justice to myself AS well rs others, and a.
| have no luminosity against any one, ]
desire that the guilty shall only suffer
in this case. Very respectfully.
JOSEPH +. DoRLER.
Bclidirr, Ohio, Juty II, 1874.