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Ckiidren's Prayers.

Little Nellie, who was only four
Years old, no sooner saw work laid
ASIDE than she ran to her mothers
knee. Mrs. Lee lifted her to her
lap and went on busily thinking of
her duties aud cares.
For a time Nellie amused her
.elf very quietly by winding a
string IN and ont through her fin
gers; bnt presently she began talk
ing. IN hen say my prayers,
God says, Hank, angels. while l
hear n little noise ,"
Her mother asked her what
NOISE she meant.
"A little girls noise. Then the
angels will do just So" shutting
her mouth very tight, and keeping
very still for moment) "till l say
Amen"
[ wonder If the children who
read tins story of little Nellie have
ever Thought how wonderful it is
thatG"d always hears their prayers.
He is surrounded b.. thousands Of
angels praising Him with their
golden harpss and yet through all
the music ard all the praises, He
hears the sof;est prayer OF little
cIlilt kneeling by the bed side
He must be very loving and yer,
kind to children. We should think
He would sometimes forget, and
ne listening tp the beautiful sounds
III heaven instead Of the prayer OF
little child But He never does
There ~ never too much singing
or too many praises there for Him
to hear a little girls noise. IS.
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Shepherd Boy and King.

A merry shepherd boy was one
bright spring morning Watching
sheep IL a green valley between
the woody hills. and be was
singing and jumping for JOY.
The king If that country. who
was ont hunting. saw the boy and
beckoniug to hlm said. ~"What
makes you So merry"
The boy did not know it was
the king, and replied, "Why should
/ not belnerry? Onr noble prince
is no richer than l am
Indeed !" remarked the king;
"now tell NE what you haveY
Tue boy replied. The sun shines
for me III the blue sky as pleasantly
As for The king, aud hill and vale
are covered with grass and flowers
AS much for me as ham. | wouli
cot lose my hands for a hundred
thousand CROWNS, and my eyes are
more precious to me than all the
contents of the kings treasury
Besides, ehave all 1 need, for /
want no more thar is necessary
| eat every day u, much as l need
| have clothes To cover me, and |
receive for my work aud trouble as
much money as l require. Aud
can you say that the prince has
more p
The kind king smiled, told him
who he was, and added, s'You are
quite right, my good boy, and you
can nov say that your king agrees
with you. Remain always as hap
py and cuniented. Elk.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-13

Personal MENTION.-Mr. Wilbur True.
man, who gained some notoriety Us a tenn
perancc orator in the murphy move
ment," is employed as n reporter on the
Standard.
Mr.. John II. Riley, OF Jackson Court
House, an ex.inember Of the Legislature
from Jackson county, paid us IL pleasant
visit yesterday.
Mr.. Omar Conrad, Of the firm Of Brink
mar & Conrad, merchants, at Weston,
smiled in on us yesterday, for Il few mo-
ments.
Among the arrivals ut the Mcclure yes
tcrday were: Hon. d. +. Martin, Prunty-
town; I. NJ. Durbin, Cashier Of Grafton
Bank, and John S. S. Herr, County Clerk
elect OF Taylor county; Arthur Sinscl, AS
sistant Master i. & O. Road; J. W. A. Ford,
Lewisburg; C. ]. Faulkner, jr., W. II. II.
Flick, DR.. S. n. Myers, Martinsburg; John
W. Gantham, DR.. Evans, Middleway, JET
fcrson county; D. W. EmmOns, Hunting.
ton; Frank Burt, Warrington; Capt. Fos-
ter, OF the British Army, stationed al Ber-
mudh.
Late arrivals at the St. James include:
Judge Alb. Fleming, of Fairm6nt; Thos.
Taylor, agent Of George Ioniface's dra-
matte combinations. j. l%l@ss!er, Jackson
c. H., W. Va.
Mcssrs, VIM. ]. Daughterty and NJ. b;
Newton, Of Weston; Basil T. Bowers, Of
New Martinsvillc; Rev. j. Y. Ashenhurst
and Alex. Campbell, Of Martins Ferry;
DR.. G. Shriver, OF Bethany; DR.. d. Porter
Morgan, L. NJ. Turner, ClarksDurg; I. ii.
Crago, VS.. Simonton, Frank II. Blake
and Samuel Clegg, OF Moundsvillc; are at
the Stamm.
Miss Mary ochs, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Lieut.. II. p. Mycr, Of the Golf Guards,
took unto himself n wife at B%ellcfontacne,
Ohio, on Monday evening.
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MARTINS FERRY ITENs.-Samuel Hills,
Sheriff elect OF Belmont county, WIS In
town Yesterday.
The fire in the shaving and %jointer stick
bank composing the county road Is nearly
cxtinguished.
Messrs. Park 4 Mears arc preparing to
rebuild their key factory Immediately. The
adiusters for three or four OF the insurance
companies were in town yesterday prcpar-
ing to adjust their losses on the factory.
The good people OF IItnaville have bills
up for a festival in Ulrich's Hall on Fri.
day and Saturday evenings of this week.
Quite n number Of persons went from
here TO Pittsburgh yesterday.
The "Bugle" Literary Club have fitted
IN a private club oom on Washington
street.
Vim. Floto, who is wanted on a charge Of
selling "obejoyful"to an habitual drunkard.
is still playing hide.and-go-seek with the
police officers.
We offered u liberal reward yesterday
for nm item of interest, but failed to get It,
as everything is exceedingly quiet.
4 little boy ten or twelve years OF age
called on Marshal Cochran last night, and
stated lNAt ne U Decl heht ny tut III
Urinary Directors OF Tuscarawas county to
Cilenco, TO his widowed mother, and on
his arrival there he found that she had re.
moved to parts unknown, and that he did
not know where to go, or what to do.
Marshal Cochran turned him over to the
Trustees, and they returned him to the
T~uscarawas County 1ntirmary.
Gus. Rothermond Is building an add.
ton TO his brick building in the lower end
OF town. NM
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WHEELING FAMILY MARHET.-Therc is a
good supply of eatables of all kinds in the
market at present. Prices are generally
steady, and in several instances the quota.
tiOns are lower than those oil last week.
Potatoes are coming in more freely, but
are still held at 20a25c per peck, although
the wholesale quotations are lower. Other
vegetable quotations are: Sweet potatoes,
l5a2Oc per peck; turnips, l0c per peck;
carrots, oOc per peck, or &C per bunch;
parsnips, PC per peck; onions, zoe per
peck pumpkins and squashcs, 5alOc each;
cabbagcs, sc per head; celery, &c per stalk,
or three stalks for Zoe; lettuce, l0c per
quarter peck: tomatoes, l5cper quarterp'k.
Apples arc unusually plenty for thisscRson
of The year, and arc sold ut l0c per peck.
Butter is in good supply, at l24al5c per ID;
eggs, being rather scarce, arc held firmly
nj 1Oc per dozen. The quotations for
poultry are: chickens, 2OaSOc for live, and
i0al9lc per ID dressed; turkeys, live I5ca
81 each, and l0a19lc per ID dressed; geese,
Sc per ID, or 35a4Oc each; ducks, lOal?c
pcr ID, or SOa35C each. Meats: bcct-steak
iGal2!c, roast lOal9!c, boiling pieces BaIc,
dried beef loo: Pork-rOast 1aSc, steaks &c,
sanSage l0c; Ncal-roast l0c, outlets loo;
Mutton-roast l0al2lc, chops l2!c; Lamb
-roast l2lal5c, chops l5c. Oysters 9oc per
quart bulk, and 6c per can.
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The MASONIC GRAND LoDGE.-The Grand
Lodge Of West Virginia, A. F. and A.. NJ,
met In annual session in the Masonic TEN
pie, last evening, Grand Master George
Baird, o this city, presiding.
There was a pretty full representation,
seventy-two out Of the seventy'siS lodges
in the State having delegates present, in
GLIDING many prominent Masons from va
rious parts OF the State. Besides the dele
gates and members OF the Grand Lodge
there were also u large number OF visitors
present.
Last nights session was manly taken VI
with receiving reports from the Grand
Officers, appointing committees, and pre-
pairing for the regular business OF the Ses'
sion. The following committees were ap,
On Works. B. Bundell, W. H. Rose,
D. d. Easley, Frank Burt, Albert Doyle.
On Returns of Chartered Lodges. SIS
Herr, d. W, Chapman, E. II. Easley, Geo,
Davis, Geo. Reitx, j.. W. Dunlevy, j. Price
Dunlap, ]. n. Sadler, l.. d. GreYnOlds.
On Charters and DispGnsatiOns-S. \,
Myers, j. W. a. Ford, i. NJ. Turner.
Grievancesand Appeals-W. G, Bennett
Js liz WY LIOutllf JOLLN Ah' DCIlchIStt
Daniels, j.. L. w. Baker.
On Finance-Wm. Burkhardt, s. NJ
Myers, NJ. L. Mayo, NJ. V. Galloway, W
II. II. Flick.
On Masonic Jurisprudence--H. r. How,
ard, Robert White, John II. Riley.
Proceedings OF Grand 0ficers-Georg,
I. T~hornburg, George J. Walker, H.. @
Entler.
On Foreign Correspondcnce-O. S. Long
J. G. Madden, W. I. Alexander.
These committees will meet at 10 o'cloCl
this morning to prepare their reports
which will be submitted to the Grant
Lodge this evening.
At the close OF the session last night, tn,
members OF the Grand Lodge partook Of
banquet spread for their entertainment b!
the Wheeling brethren.
The Grand Lodge adjourned at j
o'clock to meet again this evening ut
o'clock, for the election Of officers. TIL,
Grand Chapter will meet on Thursda!
evening.
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OYSTERS have a language of their own,
and clans stew.
TIE winter term Of the Female College
commenced yesterday.
TIE mud scrapers are doing some good
work on the street crossings.
THE market on the South Side yesterday
morning was slimly attended.
TnE Municipal Court will meet in regu-
lar session on Monday next at 9 =. N.
THERE was a temperance meeting Inst
night at Parker's Hall, on the South Side.
1 NwESTY candidates for Clerk OF the
Second Ward Market, and not oil in yet:
EUREKA Lodge No. 4S, !. o. .. f., VIII
hold anniversary exercises on FRIDAY
evening.
A LOT OF valuable stocks will he offered
at public sale ut the Court House this
morning.
"DorxG the Talmagc" is what the boys
call it now when they so out to see the
elephant.
The congregation OF st. Paul's Church,
on the South Side, are arranging for a iair
and festival.
REYMASx is now building 4 sewer, for
the purpose OF running water from the
creek into his well.
THERE was much rejoicing in the Sixth
! Ward, yesterday, over the resumption OF
work at the Belmont Mill.
OxE by one the roses fall. Three mem:
bers OF the Germania Singing Society will
become benediCts this week.
THERE were four commitments to the
city prison and threeto the county Jail, ut
the police court, yesterday morning.
CRY CouScM will meet Thursday even
ing to elect n Market Master TO fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Jacob Bentz'
TnE east bound Hempield train wa de-
tanned some time at Claysville yesterday
morning, by u freight car jumping the
track.
THREE release deeds, one deed in fee
and one deed OF trust were admitted to re-
cord yesterday by the Clerk of the County
Court.
CITY TAXES will be due on the 10Th Of
this month. Interest will be charged on
all taxes on real estate after the first day
January.
TIE next attraction at the Opera House
will be Mr.. Geo. Boniface, in the Soldiers
Trust" on Monday and Tuesday evenings
OF next week.
THE funeral Of Market Master Bcntz will
take place from his late residence. No
l0l4 Main street, this morning alto o'clock.
REQUIEM Mass will be celebrated ut the
Cathedral ut 0:3QA. NJ.
Is our notice Of the lease Of the exten'
sive green house on the Seybold property,
in the Eighth Ward, we should have said
thethrce Dcvine brothers, of South Wheel
ing, were the lessees.
The LaBcllc Glass Company, Of Bridge
port, have purchased the engine formerly
used at the Martins Ferry Steel Works,
for 500. The engine is said to have cost
originally over $1,000.
OS Monday afternoon n young mailer in
the Bcnwood factory named Fading fell
in n fainting 1T with his face on u grind
stone, aud sustained sever injuries, his
face being badly bruised.
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River 0 feet 0 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy and cold through the
day and clear and warmer at night.
The StockdRle and Salt Valley, from
Pittsburgh, passed down carly in the
morning.
The o'Ncal departed for Pittsburgh at !
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati,
passed up at noon.
The local packets arrived and departed.
The Andes, with a fine trip, got of for
Cincinnati at II. NJ.
Tho Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
will pass down tonight, and the Granite
State, from Cincinnati, will pass up.
10y Telegraph
P%TrrsDuRon, November l2.-River4 feet
inch aud falling slowly. Weather cloudy
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November l?.-River STA.
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Adjourned until $ a. NJ. to-day,

BELLAmE LocALs.-The Board OF Edu-
cation failed to have a quorum last night.
The surviving members OF the Soldiers
Aid Society met on Monday afternoon at
Mrs. G. Cratty's. The society had not met
for a long time. About so or $50 were
found in the treasury, which was donated
10 the poor fund OF the city.
The colorcd society has been holding a
series OF meetings in the City Hall since
Sunday.
!. The Buckeye Lantern Company reports
the business OF the month with them as
slightly in advance Of last, thus far. The
shipments arc heavy, and there is a pros
poet OF the double force OF hands being
continued.
Mr.. Manley, whose goods were sold at
auction a few weeks since, is r%e-opening
with a stock Of groceries at his old stand.
Most Of the stone hauled on Belmont
street, between 32d and SD, are broken.
Capt. WIN. Ault has been appointed
freight loader In place OF Cyrus Strahl,
who Is elected Superintendent and Secre-
tary of the Gas Company.
Sheriff elect Hills is in the city.
Rev. CASTOR has just returned from
New Athens, Harrison county, where he
was assisting Rev. Armstrong in com.
munion services. He reports twenty.six
additions to the church on this occasion,
most Of the number being students OF
Franklin College, at that place.
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Weather cool. "'''esi az
NASHVILLE, November le-p.
ing, with q inches on shoaj. ave, q
CAIRO, Novemberl9-II
Ohio and Keokuk. St. Louis, NV
Hillman, New Madrid; Keok,tD eEaHsl
leans; Eagle, Ohio river. XIV, Ae'
Weather fair and cool. u'ft
EVANSVILLE, November 10
ing. Business good. Down. N'Ie'
nally, Cons. Millar. IN: lin,
Hope, G. W. Anderson. Sl'aS
and pleasant. ''A'aef
NEw QRLEASs, November ls.-,n.
Laura Lee, Cincinnati; Fort pA'h's
barges, Shreveport. Departed. p Sls Y
and barges, st. Louis. Weather cIo S1 I
curry G2S. wear %
CiXcISSArI, November l..-Er..
5 inches and stationary. Wea,Ess..
and pleasant. Arrived: HuI.a"'' sai
ing. Departed: Hudson, Wheel, NSs,
ence Mayer, New Orleans. '''"S' H.
ST.. LOuIs, November p-
Genevieye, Cairo. Departed. en- arG'd
Cairo; City of Helena. vick,lo~,DS." sTtrr
unchanged and stands G fec, Ehu
Weather clear and warm. " VtA,
MEMPHIS, November II. -n,,
City Of Nicksburg, vicksbu,1. 'Eafa
Brown and Katie 7. Kounts. aA Z
leans; Baum, Cincinnati. Ne' v
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LIVER If KISG.-Thc Liver is the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, us Il coll.
trolls the lie, health and happiness Of man.
When II is disturbed in its proper action, all
digestion Of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the notion Of the brain and nervous
system, arc all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. 1t has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is uncQnalcd IN curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
mero%s symptoms TINT result from an un.
healthy condition of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles 10 try, 10 cents. Positively sold
all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that 1t Is Just what you want.
nndAv
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MATRIMONIAL. - The many friends OF
Charley Kern, OF Bridgeport, o.. will con.
gratulatc hin upon his having become u
happy benedict. The event occurred at the
residence Of Rev. S. B. Barni1, OF. 18th
street, yesterday at~ternoonmthe bride be-
ing Miss Jennie Lowry. The bride was
dressed In travelling costume, with light
fclt hat and Bordeaux feather, and the
groom in the conventional black suit with
white necktic and white kid gloves. The
attendants were the father Of the groom
and two sisters Of the bride. Tho ceremony
WAS that Of the beautiful liturgy of tho
Evan. Lutheran Church. Afterthe amen
had been said the party p!artooE Of reiresi;
ments, elegantly prepared, at the house OF
the sisters Of the bride, and left at 1880 =;
NJ. on the good steamer Andes, to spend
the honeymoon at Cincinnati, May their
married fife he rs bright as the afternoon
on which they started upon the voyage