The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

BELLAIRE LOCAL.S.-A gentleman in |
town said the other day in our hearing:
"When the patentee Of the American Slate
Washer comes before the tribunal at
the day OF judgement, the sensation will
be like that which would arise were
small boy to be brought into police court
for wiping his nose on the skirts OF one OF
the muses.. The angel will look at him
and hesitate. He will say: i hardly
know Of a punishment degrading enough
for YOU. Yet the nature OF your offences
demands severity OF retribution. think
Twill COMPEL you 10 have brains. Take
brains and return to your former posi-
ton Live as you have lived, and be
compelled to estimate yourself. Depart
or, rather, shoe" This savors some.
what OF lrreverence, but 1t isAoo true to
be wicked.
The long legged reporter wants to be gas
inspector. Having deem gas generator
all his life, he is eminently fitted for the
office.
The Bellaire Window Glass Works are
fast acquiring, II not worldwide at least
national reputation for good wares and
fair dealing. They recently received
large order Tor window glass from Pueblo,
Colorado.
For some time past the Star Glass
Works have been run on the cooperative
system, plan very good indeed where all
work to the best OF their capacity. All OF
the men not having done it in this case,
notwithstanding the repeated urging Of
the manager, he has given notice Of his
resignation. As the men are not likely
to agree upon u successor, the establish
ment will probably 60 out OF blast in a
few days.
A little child of Mr.. Walkers died on
Friday evening, and was buried Saturday,
The little one had been sick long time,
and the parents hope was almost against
hope that It should recover. "Ofsuch are
the kingdom Of Heaven"
Fire.iiies and mosquitoes made their ap.
pcarance simultaneously this year, The
former are as brilliant and the latter sing
with rs great passionate abandon as Of old.
The Methodist Woman's Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society met last Friday afternoon
to arrange for the coming Convention
here. 1t is thought that Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott, missionaries lately returned, will
be present at the Convention.
Mr.. W. l.. Thompson, the poet and mn.
steal composer, was in the city on Satur'
day last.
Rey.I.C. futile, who resides here and
has charge Of u congregation at Gibson's
Station on the Z. o. road, had not heard
of the change in time last Saturday, and
consequently missed his train, Had it
not been for one thing it would have
made comparatively little difference; but
it was for that one thing. And that one
thing was that two beings Of opposite
sexes were awaiting Mr., Tuttlc's arrival
to be made one. Through the courtesy
OF the conductor Of the fast line, which
leaves some hours later, he at last sue
cccded in keeping his appointment
A pscudO.military character who
PERSIST in making Bclluirc his home
in spite Of his lack Of welcome, raised
quite M excitement on North Guernsey
and Belmont streets the other evening by
maintaining his right To remain where
citizens did not feel secure in having him,
One young gentleman went for police.
man, but rllmors Of their being wanted
had reached the police long enough be-
fore for them to hide, and the Major
staid. Probably II it had been any one
else his actions would not have excited
suspicion. As it was there was serious
talk Of mobbing him.
All Of the churches were well attended
yesterday.
We are requested to say by friends Of
the gentleman who has purchased the
, Commercial That the insinuatiOns against
/ him in Saturdays Register were base and
grOundless. We have the less hesitancy
In doing this because we know Of our
/; own personal knowledge that they are
! cruelty false. Had responsible man
! been The author Of them probably he
Z would have met with something more
i serious than denial.