The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-15
NEIGIIBORH0OD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAlRE.
AcclpEyT.-As our friends, j. b Oar
rnh and n. b. Scott were taking little
drive out yesterday evening, they met
with Il mshap that spoiled the pleasure
Of the whole trip. While driving along
near Benson's ferry, Il dog ran out at the
horse, and barl,cd and snapped at it un.
I'll il became excited and unmanagcablc,
and one of them got out and stoned the
dog away. He then came back aud got
into the buggy again, and started on. But
the horse seemed much excited, and they
had gone but short distance when some
Indies and children who had been resting
by the road side rose up ont Of the
Bushes and away went the horse. He
ran into the fence, upset the buggy
threw both of the parties out, and drew
the buggy over them, fell down hsmsclt,
Jumped up again, and tore things up gen
rraliy and Col. Scott in particular. Mr..
Darrah escaped with but few slight
bruises and scratches, but Brother Scott
looked rs if he might be one of the noble
six hundred, fresh from the jaws of death.
The horse and buggy were uniniured.
TIE festival given by Wnllaco,' band
will come off now in few days, and our
citizens should not let this opportunity
pass without giving all the AID il their
mower to help along with this worthy
enterprise. Persons who don't feel like
giving money can give something else.
Tnev can bake some bread, pies or cakes
which will be received with the same
degree of thankfulness rs money, and
will help along just as much. Our citi-
IONS will no doubt be benefited very
much by this new band, and should not
fail now to do all that is in their power
to make this festival u grand success IN
every sense of the word.
THERE will be regular meeting OF
the CITY Council tonight.
OUR highly esteemed fellow. citizen,
Samuel Price. was brought home from
Green Springs, Ohio, on the five O'Clock
tr,in sunday evening. in a feeble con
dition md continued t" grow worse I'M
ri about II o'clock \. NJ yesterday,
when death relieved him Of his suffer.
ir". The funeral of tn" deceased viii
t,Ir Mace to day from hi. late residence
vi. remains will be taken to Zauc,yiiic,
Obin ON the l2:jj train to-day tor inter-
ment Mr.. Price was II good citizen and
a kind and ndulgcnt husband and father,
We deeply sympathise with the family
in ,bi. their hour of sore affection.
MARSHAL RowLEs gathered in four
vioI.tor. %. the law and policeman Dru-
ran three Yesterday. They I'll. settled
their bills with the Mayor.
QyE Of the subscribers for the LteW-
r.yc,,. interviewed Willie Pokehcaj'.
yesterday morning. and told him tina, the
newspaper man we spoke ct few days
nmo was drunk while in this city Last
week and that he PokeheaII wrote The
article Yesterday morning DENYING what
we had said about him, that he poke
head lied. And 30 he did lie, and knew
he was living at the time. Shame.
Willie. Don't do so any more. You
are too Young, too pretty, too nice little
bow to do such naughty things.
THE Heatherington brass band viii
leave this city tomorrow to play for the
Commencement exercises at Bethany
College. One thing We can say, and
that is, that all who may attend will
have some good music.