The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-01

BELLArRE ITRNs.-BellAire q suburb
Of Wheeling where Is the man who
dare say thin: Bellaire Is . city Of il
OWL; Il has its own manufacturing estSb'
lishmenu, its Rolling Mil, Glass Houses,
Machine Shops, Implement Works, Gas
Works, Water Works, 0 CAlAboose, q
Mayor, Policemen, few barber shops
dog, cats, aud reporters for the Wheeling
RtgiItsr and EsenihS Standard. There are
three large hotels IN the city in prosper
Gus condition, besides private boarding
houses, (which are msny and Of great
number" and numerous Other ranches
better imagined than described. Two
newspapers are printed here weekly, and
"hAunt their dread banners" before the
eyes Of the citizens Of this place. Bel
lAire suburb Of Wheeling We can't see
It What Il "suburby" about II! Bellaire
can compete with Wheeling in many
ways, and beat her too. The day always
comes when the "ciild can out wind the
parent" People may 60 now from
Bellaire 10 Wheeling, but we think the
day will be when the mountain will come
to Mohamet" and MohAmet can stay at
home. BellAire can utterlyignoreW heeline
and can rest secure and firmly on her own
stub" We understand suburb 10 imply
that part OF the country lying near q
great centre Of attraction" 10 which il
looks for all necessary wants to be sup.
piled. This Is coming II pretty broad on
the word suburb" but it answers our
purpose. A stranger when hearing Of
BellGire as q suburb Of Wheeling, takes
it for granted that Bellsue is s sort
Of q no kind Of plsce al ALL" not wor-
thy Of notice, mere suburb Of Wheel.
ing. Where bEesthes the man with soul
90 dead, who never to himself hath said"
&c. II there are any around here SHOOT
them on the spot" Bellaire a suburb Of
Wheeliog-not much.
The Council meets 10 night. Come
let uscouncil together" Our City Couu.
Gil is as tedious IS tired horse, railing
wife, or worse than q smoky chimney" :
The Sheriff Of Belmont county has
been extending invitations 10 quite q
number OF our citizens 10 sppear before
His Honor Judge Chambers, and tell
where they have been getting their nips.
The recipients OF said invitations don't
seem TO relish them much. a trip 10
ST. Clairsville in cold weather is hard on
the boys physical health, while 10 tell
about the number and place Of your eye
openers and night csps, hurts the moral
man most prodigiously.
Saloon keeping Is q hard business.
Some men can be fairly drunk and no one
will know it. A boy Of nineteen may
look above the age Of twenty.one, while
an old stsger o! twenty and Jour msy be
be in condition Of juvenile beardlessness;
so the the vendors Of intoxicating bev-
ersges must be either very fine Judges o!
age OF else run the risk OF being called be-
tore some Of our various courts, in which
they are often handled without gloves. A
number Of them have already become ex.
pert checker players with their noses
A NANTES. elongstion oil countenance
is visible on many Of our coal and river
men IS they watch the gradual receding
Of the river. Our best weather prophets
say they feel certain Of another rise be.
fore q heavy freeze sets in. May their
prophecy be verify fulfilled.
There is quite an excitement among the
shNnty residents Of the Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad CompaDy's vacant lots, owing
TO the late order 10 vacste. To do 30 al
this season Of the year would entail hard.
ships on many industrious and frugal
people.
In our opinion boot.black could make
il pay in our place. As there are none
here, it would pay well, II Prot. Leers
boots were left out Of the market, Tor on
them would come the "tug OF war" Tor
the boot black.
The beer wagon wss in town yesterday.
The snow around town became warmed
up TO It's work, under the kindly beams
Of the sun yesterday.
We think We saw old "Spv." 10 town
yesterday, and We think we zee him still,
Only one man was up before the Mayor
yesterday. He was damaged by bad
drinks.
There was show in Central hall lsst
night,