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Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

The director of the mint ought to have
known that no coin could escape cri,,cism
that represented tho American eagle as
bird wVh butierfys wings.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

Nine. Moijeska, the Polish actress, now in
New York, can summon fish At pleasure
This would make her strong at pokr:, Il the
American pls, er was not certain to get full
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

The celebration Of ST. Pstricks Day IN
Cincinnsr was heightened and glorifed by q
speech by Dercop Richard Smith.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

helmboId has been pronounced sane again.
and he is happy in the enjoyment of Buchu.
full spring-Picdymae
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

A dumb man makes q good silen, partner
in . commercial house
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

Since the Spanish Declaration of peace
hundreds Of Cuian T'airias 10 the United
States md themselves without any occups-
ton -Pieayxas
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

The new German iron-cIad gunboats have
very venemous names-Wssp, Viper, Bee.
Scorpion, GnaL
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

The yield cf gold in British Columbia las,
year was 81 ZOO, 0OD. and the export Of coal
amounted e. l54.052 tons.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

In the country there are street corners to
stand on, and safcr- are Obliged 10 lay un.
der shade trees for I'vina.-Pirayune
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

Speaking the truth sham-s the devil; but il
does seem 81 times as il mems talk gave no
cause for Satan to tlu.h.-Picayxne
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30
Staples.
3. w. SMITH,
Barber d. HAIR DRESSER,

TTAS mosed into his new shop on Louise
street, ,ne door north of w. L. Jones
Store, 2ayville, and provided with all kinds Of
perfumes. cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution Of oil work in
his line. and respectfully soIicits the pa.
tronage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo. and trim a gentleman up in sny
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to a commodste the ladies.
June s. lS7J-tf
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30
A STORY OF THE B.iREFOOT BOY.
WRITTEN FOR wHirTIERs SEVENTEEN BIRTH.
DAY.

~ pas once barefoot 6oy."-J. G. WIN
TIER.
On HaverhiI's pleasant hills there played,
Some sixty years ago.
In turned up trousrr, iarered hat,
The Barefoot Boy" we know.
lie roamed his berry fields content;
But while from bush aud brier
The nimble feet got many scratch,
His wit, beneath ITS homrly rhaicb,
Aspred 10 something higher.
Over his dog cared spelling book,
Or -chooI>iSy composition.
Puzzing his heal with some hard sum,
Gong for NUS or gathering gum,
He cherished his ambition.
lie found the turtles eggs, and watched
To see the warm sun hatch EN-;
Hunted with sling. or bow an arrow,
Or salt. to trap the nnwary sparrow;
Caught fish, or tried to catch EN-.
But more and mnre. TO rise. 10 soar
This hope his bosom fired.
He shot his arrow, sailed his kite,
Let out the string aud watched its flight,
And smiled while he as pred.
"Now I've plan-l know we can!'
He said to Msl-ano,her
Small shaver Of the barrfot sort;
His name was Matthew; Mat fer short;
Our barrfoot's younger brother.
@Wbai fy!" says Mat SWELL. no, just that, :
John thought, "ror We cant ay;
BIT we can z, right up says lie.
%, higher than the highest tree!
Away up in the sky
20 dol! says Mat; ''I'll hold Thy bat,
Amt watch while thee - gone
For these were Quaker lads, and each
L'sped in his pre'ry q ,aker speech.
mo, that wont do, says John
"For thee must heIp; then we can float,
As high, as any feather.
We both can lifi now don't thee see?
II thee u Ift me while lift thee,
We shall 90 up together"
An autumn evening early dusk;
The crickets chirped; the chores were done !;
Twas jus, the time to havo some fun,
Before the tea-bell tinkied.
They spat upon theirshsnds, and clinchhd,
Firm under hold and upper
"Donf liz tho hard, or lift to far"
Says Mat. Tor we may hit a star,
And not get back to supper"
20, no y say. John ave u only lift
A few rods up that's all,
To see the River and the town.
Now don't let 90 I'LL we come down,
Or We shall each fall
Hold fast to me! now; one. two, three!
And up we gow They jerk,
They pull and strain, but all in vain!
A bright IDEA, and YET, twas plain,
II somehow wouldn't work.
John gave il up, and many a John
Has tried aud failed, rs he did!
was a shrewd lotion, none the less,
And stll, ia spite OF i'll success,
II somehow has succeeded.
Kind nature smiled on that wise child,
Nor could her love deny him
The large fultiment o: his plan;
Since he who lifts his brother man
In turn is lifted by him.
he reached the starry heights of peace
Before his head was boaiy;
Ard now. II three score years and ten,
The blessings Of his fellow.men
Watt him a crown Of glory.
John T. Trowbridge, in Youths Companion.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

The death Of the Pope caused over Q
million pairs Of black gloves to be sold in
Paris.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30

thorn in the bush 10 worth dozen in the
hand.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30
A Mystery Solved.

The Greatest Triumph Of Mod.
ern Times! Tue Mysterious
Channel Of Disease Dis.
covered. and q Certain
Cure Provided. The
Stomach. Liver, and
Bowels the Centre Of Disease.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30
Look

Several parties whose names have been
dropped from orr subscription list, are still
owing us for several years subscription to tho
BEACON. The privilege Of paying such in
drb:edness with fur bushels OF corn for each
year winch IS nearly twice its market value
Is extended 10 them as well rs others, but
miles. they settle in this or some other wsy
within a month, we will be compelled to
bring suit against them. Sept o2.-lm.
Richland beacon., 1878-03-30
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

The pleasant song Of the mosquito is
heard.
The Board OF Education will meet to.
night in special session.
COUNCIL last night adjourned to meet
sgain on Friday evening.
TIE Golf Guards held a general in
spection and muster at the Armory last
night.
The Lind,ley Institute building ia to
undergo important repairs during the
summer.
The Delaplaine Guards, Of Manning.
ton, will be mustered into the service
early in July.
BARxux has issued his Proclamation
for 1878" His biggest Show on Earth"
Is coming this way.
The Sheriff. Office looks as bright and
fresh as June morning IN the country,
since it has passed through the ordeal Of
house cleaning.
A DOG POUND wouldn't be bad thing,
now. Besides, vacation is here. and dog
catching would be healthy and pro6tG'
bic thing for the boys.
PAST GRAND MASTER MILLER will 10.
stall the newly elected officers Of Cen.
tennial Lodge No. 81, !. o. o. F., on
Monday evening next,
THE Goff Guards are improving rapid
ly In their drill. Their evoIutions on
Market street LAST evening were highly
complimented By old veterans.
THE Elm Grove Lodge Of Knights Of
PythiSs will have = public installation
Of officers next Wednesday evening, July
Sd, which will elose with grand ball.
WARRANTS we're i,sued Yesterday by
Justice Mix, Of South Wheeling, for
Mary and Lizzie CorRiver, who are charH.
BY Ella Cohen with disturbing the peace.
FFrETS shares Of Etpa Mill stock
were sold for SiS 50 per share, and the
same number Of shares Of Rellaire Mill
stock At $50 per share, on Monday.
LrrTERs addressed to Hamell & Co.,
No. So Hilby street, Boston, and Porter
& Donaldson, wholesale millinery, Pitts.
burgh, are held for postage at the City
PoAiof5ce.
The City Board Of Equalization and
Appeals will meet 81 the City Building
Tomorrow, to hear all objections to the
returns made by the Assessors, and re.
vice aud correct the same.
EXCELSIOR LoDoE No. 40 IooF, last
night elected the following oGieers: j.
". Y. Smith, n. g.; Samuel Keunou, jr
v. e. George McCully, Secretary; Vim.
4. Emblem, Treasurer George B. Barr,
Trustee.
THE Regents Of the State Normal
Schools will Be nj Faismout TO-DAY. Shen,
herdItoWn on the 18th, Concord July 8,
Huntington July 5, Glenville July 10.
Prof. Pepdleton and Judge Samusis leit
for Fairmont yesterday, aud DR.. Logan
and Treasurer Wet will follow to-day.
Gov. Mathews viii probably ioIn he
party at shsphesdstovn.
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MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-Arrauge-
ments are being made for 40 extra train
TO be run to BellAire from Steubenyillt
on the night'of the Congressional Conven.
ton, and there IL no doubt but that II will
be done. From all that We can. hear there
will be large crowd 90 up from Belmont
county, and as the exercises in the even
ing are to be on such grand scale every
one will desire TO stay.
The Masons here entertained large
number OF their friends last night Al
their lodge room. About seventy. Ave
invitations were issued 10 persons mol
members Of the Order, and quite all put
IN an appearance. Short addresses wert
made BY Rev. Dr.. DeHass, Rev. DR.. Sed.
wick, Rev. J. W. Chaliant, Judge r. q
Cochran and others. Ice cream, cake and
berries we're served in abundance. Prof.
Scho6eld had charge Of q quar,ette o.
singers, who assisted to make all presen
emily themselves.
Rev. G. W. Chaltau, and vile left TO-
day on short visit to saltsburgh, Pa.
Cadet E A. Cspehart Is at home from
Annapolis on 3 furlough Of twelve days
Mise Minnie Watson has gone to Phila
delphia on visit to friends there.
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EXHIBITION OF THE CATHEDRAL PAR
IsH ScHooL-The exhibition Of the Cath
tdral parish school, held in the Conyen
Hall, last evening, was witnessed BY
large and apparently deeply interested
audience.
The following programme was render
ed by the pupils in very creditablt
manner: chorus, "Weleome, Welcome,
school girls; salutatory, Jane Mcdonald
duet, "The Dear Little Shamrock" AgneI
and Lizzie Williamson; dialogue, "Tht
Public Benefactor, little boys; recitation
paddle Your Own Canoe" John Clarke
An operetta entitled "Little Red Rid
ing Hood" was then produced with The
following cast Of characters Red Riding
Hood, Mamie Dorman; her mother, Mary
Coppinger; Vol, Maggie Arthur; fairy
queen, Ella spellman; attendants, sehoo
girls.
After this came selection, 1.-THE Amer
lean Flag" BY John Tucker; song, erin
Home OF Ny Bosom" Alphonsus Rey-
nolds; dialogue, when Ignorance is Bliss
T'Were Folly TO be Wise" the boys
chorus, "Come 10 the Sweet Woodland,
the girls; selection, Truth the Object o.
All Studies" F. oBrien; song, March
ing Down the Golden Years" the boysi
farewell address, Mary Croghan.
Al the close OF the exercises Bishop
Kahn distributed number Of premiums
among the pupils. for progress msde ID
their various studies, good conduct, etc.
and delivered brief address, which was
intended more especially 70. the benefit
Of the younger portion Of his hearers
Sister Genevieve played the accompani-
meuts to the musical part Of the pro.
gramme, on the piano, and proved herself
an accomplished and skillfui musician.
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TEACHERS ISsrITuTEs.-Superintend-
emit Pendletop, whofS agent In this State
for the Peabody fund, has arranged Tor
Teachers' Institutes to be held IS follows
during the summer. =,
MoHnd.ville, Marshall county, July q
to q, inclusive, conducted BY Prof. Bun
dy, OF Wheeling.
Kipgwood, Preston county, Aug. IL TO
II, inclusive, conducted by Prof.. Bundyr
Of Wheeling.
Middlebourpe, Tyler county, July g
10 Aug. 8, inclusive, conducted BY Prot
snoWden, Of Wheeling.
Burning Springs, Writ county, July 2
to q, inclusive, conducted BY Prof. Aertzr
Of Wheeling.
Weston, Lewis county, Aug. II to II
inclusive, conducted BY Prof. MertE, OF
Philippi, Barbour county. Aug. 8 to
10. inclusive, conducted BY Prof. Nc
Murran, Of ShepherdstoWn.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan equity, July
90 10 August 8, inclusive, conducted By
Prof. McMurrau, Of shepherdstown.
Petersburg, Grant county, Aug. 5 TO 10.
inclusive, conducted BY PfOf. Blair, ot
FAirmonl -
Charleston, Kanawhs county, July Is
to 20, inclusive, conducted BY Prof. $. B.
Patrick, Of Charleston.
Raleish c. e., Raleigh county, July 2?
to q, inclusive, conducted BY Prof. W.
Kenney, Of PointP Pleasant.
summsrsville, Nicholas county, July
% to Aug. 8, conducted by Prot. WI
Kenney, OF Point Pleasant.
Logan c. H., Logan county, July 20 70
Aug. 8, conducted BY Prof.. S. q. Patrick,
Of Charleston.
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PERSONAL PoIxm-Frank 10y, Of
the Fourth Ward, started for New Or.
leans yesterday, TO accept 4 position In
Bodley's Wagon Factory, 10 that city.
Samuel Carse and his son Jefferson
Carse Yesterday secured tickets o! John
Hailie 10 Europe and return, and left on
the P. C. & St. L. 4:50 train for Philadel'
phis, from which place they will sail on
Thursdsy, In the steamer America, OF
the American Line.
Hon. J. N. Bennett, Of Weston; Judge
J. J. Jackson, Of PArkersburg, and 6. c.
Curtis, Of Bethany, registered st the Nc
Lure yesterday.
4. +. Homer, Of Pnkersburg, is at the
Stamm.
Prosecuting Attorney Wiley and J. G.
McEldowney, E.q., Of Wetzel county, are
at the ST james.
Judge Boyd and daughter leave to-day
for Ronoake Valley, Virgins, TO spend 8
couple Of months with relatives.
Col. W. W. Miller, one Of the Commits
sioners appointed to establish the State
boundary line, left for Winchester on the
6:55 train last evening, accompanied BY
Lieut.. John Dickey and the following
Lindsey Institute Cadets: John List,
Robert Norton, Campbell Sweeney, Ed.
Tingle and Albert FraDIheim. The party
will be transported from Winchester to
the mountains in wagons.
Mrs. Annie n. Sheib, who has been
filing a series OF successful concert en-
gagements in Western Pennsylvania dur.
ing the past week or 90, returned home
on Monday evening.
Prof. Lehman, Of Capitol University,
Columbus, Ohio, preached the opening
sermon Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod, at Rev. Werder's Church, last
evening.
". L. Batson, Esq, Of the First Ward,
who has been lying i'll for several weeks,
Is very low, and but little hopes are en-
tertlined Of his recovery.
Mrs. Catherine Baker, wife Of Anton
Bakers we'll known German Of the First
Ward, died yesterday morning after q
lingering illness.
Hon. g. D. Camden, OF Clsrksburg, is
10 the city, and looks as II he had found
the tabled fountain Of eternal youth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26


Is Your hair THIS Oh FALLING our
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
grAyl II so, take the advice OF the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use London
Hair Color Restorer." It Is the best hair
tonic and restorer Of color ever introduced
to the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency to dandruf
and invigorates the action Of the capilla-
ries in the highest degree. 1.-THE London
Hair Color Restorer" has earned desery.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty Of
the human hair, such IS no other prepare.
ton can boast Of. As dresser It Is the
cheapest, because the most clearly and
lasting. Sold by all frst-cIBss druggists in
fne toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents. d4w
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By A. NJ. DRAY, secreta
Buy your busters a. Blums'.

BILLIARDS PERFEr.-Mons. Adrian
liar plays billiards to perfection. Last
evening and last Monday evening
his performances were witnessed BY
fair audiences. The most wonder
full billiard playing that the i'm.
agination can conceive. The playing
must be seen 10 be appreciated. ID
makes q shot which he calls the SNAKE
shot," throwing 4 ball on the table when
II takes q course Of its own accord, and
through various tuublers and striking
the cushion several times makes It's shot
But we are not we'll enough yersed Ii
billiards to give it the notice it deserves
You should go tbs afternoon and even
ing. The price has been put down to q
cents for tie matinee and evening plays
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WHEELING FAMILY MARKET.-Busi-
ness IL quite brisk with our hucksters
and green grocers. Vegetables, berries
and small fruits are quite abundant, and
80 cheap that the poorest citizen can al
ford to occasionally indulge in the luxu.
~. In the way OF fruits we now have
very good apples at l0c per quarter
peck, excellent peaches at S5a40c per
quarter peck, cherries at iA5c per quart,
pineapples at l0al5c, bananas at5c, oranges
and lemons at 3l5c each. There is still
a pretty good supply Of strawberries in
the market, at 10al5c per box. Risp
berries are abundant, selling at sal24c
per box. Gooseberries aud currants are
plenty at &c per quart. Our quotstions for
vegetables are a. follows: potatoes, 25aS0c
per peck; peas, 2OaSOc per peck; beans, S0a
40c per peck; tomatoes 25a35c per quarter
peck; cucumbers, SC each, or 8 for l0ci
Asparagus. SC per bunch, or 3bunches for
l0c; cauliaower, l0A15c per bunch, onions
and radishes, Q punches for Sc; beets, &c
per bunch, or 8 punches for l0c; lettuce,
and 8 heads for Sc; cabbage, 5al5c per
head. Butter Is still plenty and cheap,
the price ranging from 8 to l5c per ID
Eggs are considered worth 10Al6c per
dozen. Spring chickens range in price
from 10 to 35c, according to size; while
old chickens are sold At 25aS0c. Other
quotations in this market remain the
same as last week.
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He WANTS An lSJUSCTIoS.-Yester-
day 4 well known Young attorney, upon
being told by some Of bis brother law.
yers that Kemple would delinea.e his
eccenlricity in his Washington Hall lee.
ture, called upon Kemple and urged him
to desist, but was blandly informed that
it would be like playing hamlet with
Hamlet left out.
'Sn you will not leave me QUIT"
"Uuerly impossible, assure you"
"Then | will sec il there is not some
remedy 10 law or in equity. 1 will APP
ply for an injunction 10 stop you, and II
that fails will spoil your Fourth Of
July"
avery WE'LL" said Jake. "the lecture
will come of alice samee."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

Az UsDRsIABL8 TRUTH.-You deserve
to suffer, and II you lead miserable, un.
satisfactory life In this beautiful world, 1t
is entirely your own fault and there Is only
one excuse for you.,.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com.
mon sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower will cure you
Of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia, with all
It's miserable effects, such as sick headache,
palpitation OF the heart, sour stomach, ha.
bitual costiyeness, dizziness Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, DC. It's
sales now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not Druggist but will tell
you OF It's wonderful cures. You can buy
a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. eod4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVEX
Tros.-The Democratic Executive Com
mitiee Of this Congressional district met
at the City Building yesterday, TO selec,
the time and place for holding their Con.
gressional Convention. OF the fifteen
members Of the committee ten were pres
ent, viz: 6. c. Curtis, Of Brooke county
Lewis Raymond, OF Doddridge; N. W.
Ball, Of Harrison; Patrick Tierney. Of
Lewis: Frank McJiltou, Of Marshall; Geo.
W. LETTERS, Of Ohio; W. W. Hall. Of Pleas
snts; John c. McEtdowney, OF WetIel; ].
B. Jackton, OF Wood, and one whose
name we did not learn.
Mr.. G. C. Curtis, Of Brooke county,
was elected Chairman, and Mr.. ]. c,
McEldoWney, Of WeiEel, Secretary. Al.
ter brief confab the committee decided
to issue caltfor Convention for The
nomination Of a Congressman from this
district, to be held at New Martinsville,
90 the 18th Of August next. The resig-
nation Of J. B. Jackson. Esq, was accept
ed, and Mr.. r. E. Homer was chosen to
fill hs place upon the committee.
Notwithstanding the announcement
made by the Register, that the committee
would hold their session in the RegiSer
office, the gentleman composing the COM
mittee thought proper to meet some
where else than in the sanctum sanctorum
OF their leading newspaper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

'1rcH1Se P1LEs"-ls q very prevalent
aud distressing complaint the symptoms
Of which are moisture, Ike peSpiration,
intense itching, particularly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling in
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, aud allow them 10 become
aggravating while you have pleasant and
sure cure in "swayne's Ointment" Also
cures tetar and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt OF price, so cents
box, or three boxes 81 %. Address let.
tiers 70 DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia, or
to the Wheeling agents, Logan, List & Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at wholesale
by Logan, List & Co. d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

GERMAN LUTHERAN STSoD.-The Ohio
Synod Of the German Lutheran Church
will meet in this city to-day, and remain
In session about = week. The Synod EN-.
braces a ministry 10 the States Of Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, mum.
bering 10 the sggregate something over
two hundred. Members Of the Synod
have been arriving on almost every train
for day or two, and up to LIST evening
nearly one hundred and City had report
ed and been assigned quarters with the
lAymen 10 the city and vicinity. The
Synod will meet at 0 o'clock this morn
Ing, At The ST. Jacobua Church, and or
ganiEs for work. The proceedings Of the
body will be altogether IN German.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-26

TIE condition Of the alleys in the rear
OF the ChristmAa House property has
beeu the subject Of much profanity
among the residents Of that part Of the
city. Il l. claimed that the Health Oh.
Ger has been appealed 70 10 abate the loud.
smelling nuisanees, without effect, and
heads Of families are investing in spring
clothes pins for their noses.
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NEW ORLKAss, June IL, 1878.

This is to certify that we have this day
paid check Of the Louisiana State Lot
tery Company for the Sum Of One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, in favor Of W
s. Campbell, in payment Tor a whole
ticket Of the drawing Of June II, 1878
which drew the capital prize Of thai
amount. A. LURIA,
Cashier Louisiana National Bank,
d4y OF New Orleans.