Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-16
W EST PENNSELSANIA.
News From the Counties over the BOr.

The through freight by way of the Hemp.
field and Pittsburgh Southern, from tue
lakes to Pittsburgh IS assuming large pro
portions. On Sunday last about 90 loaded
cars passed over the road and trains were
running until late at night. When the
eastern END of the Hemphed is completed
greatly increased number OF trains will
pass over the road daily, both to Pittsburgh
and directly to Baltimore.
The b. ~ o. railroad has neglected
building new depot ut Clsysvilie until
the reputation and trade of the road is
Deing injured by it, Nearly go 900 pounds
of wool were shipped from the village this
year and all of it was handled in the street.
C+sysville is good point on the road and
Justly entitled to consideration. We call
the attention of the officials of the Il. Il ..
TO matter which they have probably over
looked. Prompt action will now restore
the confidence and good will of that thirty
ing and progressive part Of the county.
Mr.. David COnger aud sons, AT Lindleys
Mills had one hundred dollars worth of fat
sheep killed and badly crippled By dogs
one night last week. II there is not some
remedy for this increasing burden the
county will be depopulated OF sheep. There
seems 10 be an iufatuation about keeping
cOgs. No one will ever admit that his dog
kiiIed sheep. My dogs don't 20 away
from the house, Is the invariable answer
What should be done?
David Davidson, who lives near Blfrlo
Village, has been much annoyed by parties
~ho cut his harness, buggy and spring
wagon top. This malicious work was fol-
lowed up for three successive nights Mr.
u. can't Imagine the cause of it. There is
omething so ineSpressibly sbhQrreat iu
be character OF u man guilty OF malicious
| destruction OF property that we ALWAYS
Shr9nk from the faCk nf rapnr1inr, ,b,
sets. Low instincts, bad heart and de-
testahle coward combined. He is more
brutal, more TO be dreaded than murderer
and more dete5table than the asp. \ men
tai maltormatiOn has left him wreck, the
hane and humiliation of the race to which
hr opposes 10 belong.
The people Of West Alexander appear to
be divided about the management of
their public school. Those who think the
present mode OF conducting the school de-.
iectlve should visit the school frequently,
talk kindly to teachers and directors and
give any sensible information they possess
IN gePtlemanly manner. Work and wait
There Is not much benefit gained by street
corner denunCiatiOns or flying into news
paper crluclStns. 1t is great deal easier
. lind fault with anOther's work than to
DO the work yourself Patient forbear.
Snce, efficient aid, kind advice kindly and
opportunity spoken are infinitely better and
more potent for good than Carpiny criti-
clsms that only wound or offend. Let us
Dear enc anothers faults and not parade
10th them and ourselves ostentatiously
before the public. The schools are gener.
ally beneficial where the patrons are cor
dal among themselves - Wash. RericLO.
There Is much sorrow among the sport.
ing boys OF Waynesburg. They had base
nsll club there called the Benders, and one
Henry Beeler was the captain thereof. 1t
vas reckOned a crack club and one that
was safe to bet on. On the 18th Inst,
aorgantown club came to Waynesod rg to
plsy game and was defeated by the Ben
Gers. Another game was arranged for the
following Monday between the clubs,
and forthwith the betting be-
tween the Pcnnsylvanians aud the
West Nirginians began and was
kept up all day Sunday until nearly every.
BODY who would bet at all had invested his
pile, and hundreds o: dollars we're stsked.
The game was played in the presence of a
large number of people of the town and
resulted in victory for the Morgantown
club. Beeler is accused OF selling out the
game and there is much sorrow over the
loss OF money and great indignation at
Beeler's alleged treachery He has been
expelled from the club and the members
have even resolved to change the name Of
their organization.