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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08
Martins Capital Restaurant. IIS5 Mar.
ket Street, Is the only Restaurant In the
oily that has separate rooms for Isdles.
I,rieI mention.

Now the farmers complain OttOO much
rain.
The weather has caught the fever
again.
TIE camp meeting at Beutley'Villo,
Pa, began yesterday.
PoLlTlcs, in ih red, hottednesS, has
superseded the weather.
CRY COUNCIL meets 10 regular month.
" session on Tuesday evening next.
TIE AmalgAmated Iron and Steel boys
will be banqueted at Washington Hall
tonight.
PRACrIcAL housewives are busy put.
ting up fruit for the "Winter OF our dis
content"
TIE Goff Guards have decided to sub.
Gutute white plume for the pompon on
their caps.
THE superb music Of Kramer's orches.
ira at Biumenberg's saloon, last night,
attracted big crowd.
WHEELING society promises to DO we'll
represented at the Mound City Hotel hop,
at Moundsville, to night.
West Virginia Educational ASso-
citation will hold its annual session at
PMkerburg on the 9Th Of this month.
MEssRs. HERyEY 4 PACE yesterday
sold lot in the First Ward, belonging
to John Prince, to Daniel Arndt, for
$3.50.
soNE Of the young people Of the South
Side will have = select hop, tonight, At
the residence Of Mr.. John Mason, on Main
street.
An ice wagon belonging to Frank
Walter broke down on SD street yester'
day morning, and obstruetsd travel for
some time.
TIE Sabbath School which meets at
the Stone Church, out at Elm Grove,
will hold q picnic in the grove near the
church to-day.
UT Ia warm again." was the general
salutation yesterday, and frequent con-
SITUATIONS with the Thermometer were
held on the street.
THE Pituburgh CON-. Gazette says
"Speer, the BsllsVernon boat builder, 10
building couple Of bArRes for the
Wheeling ToW.bOat Co."
THE Gotf Guards will celebrate their
first anniversary on Friday Of next week,
with q parade IN the afternoon and 4
banquet In Washington Hall In the even
Ing.
CApr. JOIN GaEER, Of the steamer
Star Of the West, talks OF returning to
New Cumberland and running his boat
between that place and stsubenVillsr as
formerly.
TIE Council Real Estate Committee
will meet at the Capitol this afternoon
at q o'clock, to examine the roof Of the
building and ascertain what repairs are
necessary.
TIE usual complaint Of the night cart
nuisance comes from many quarters Of
the city. Isn't there an ordinance regu'
lAting the movements Of these hideouS
messengers Of the nightH,
The Dale City base ball club, Of New
Cumberland, will cross bats with the For
est City club, Of Sloane, next Saturday.
The game will be played on neutrl
grounds, at Mccoy'S, Ohio.
Tar Board Of Education will meet on
Thunday evening next The most in
| portant buGineis demanding the attention
q the Board Il the appointment Of
teachers for the coming school year,
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EAST LIBERTY, August 7.-CATTLE-
Receipts to-day 247 head, all for this mar
ket no through stock. Total for two
days 96S head. Local medi um grades
about as last week; good ones selling Lit.
tie better; demand good.
Ho0B-Receipts to-day 40 head, total
for two days 2,S65; Workers 81 40A4 IS,
Philadelphia 81 7Oa4 IS.
sHEKP-ReoeipH to-day 900 head, total
for two days $500; market very dull; about
IOal6c OF from last week; several lots left
over unSold.
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The JusucEs-August NsuhAu,en, Of
the Belvidere Garden, WAs before Justice
Caldwell yesterday, charged. with selling
liquor on Sunday. Defendant gave bond
in the cum Of 5000 to insure his appear
Gnee at court.
James Glsscock was sent to Jail on
Tuesday by Justice VIM. Phillips, Of Clay
diitict, for using abusive language toward
Mary GillISpie, he not being able to fur.
niSh bond in the sum OF 500 to insure
his good behavior. Yesterday be found
a bondsmau and was discharged from Gus
tOdy.
Upon complaint OF William Fetts. a
warrant was yesterday issued by Justice
Schultz, Of Richie district, for the arrest
Of Fred. Driehorst on \ charge Of dis.
turbing the peace. The case WAS set for
trial last evening, but We did not learn
the result
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CHICAGO, August 1.-THE DTOVTr Jour
nal reports: ..
Market active and strong; shipping At n 81
a 90, good 10 prime light n Sai 40, mix
ed 81 GOAL 20.
CArTLE-Receipts 1900 shipments 800
Market steady and fair demand for export
sales at IS 00G5 80, medium shipping Al
81 2Oa4 90, butcher easy, cows 81 40at 30;
bulls 81 S0a2 40: Western cattle doing bad
", 81 S0aS 80; Texas cattle dull and weak,
common to good steers 50 0oa2 50.
sHEEP-Receipts 1900, shipments $40.
Market dull and unchanged Al s. 0oai O0.
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Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,, August 7.-Flour--Nomi.
uGlly firm. Wheat-opened at an advance
Of 10 and closed strong; No. / Milwaukee
at 81 II, No. 2, 81 0s, August 81 OK, Sep.
TENDER s5tSe October 951c, No. 5, s41fa
Gle. Corn Higher and scarce; No. 2,
$9Ec. OatS-0ld scarce and wanted; No.
2 at 23Kc, new 22Hc. Rye-AdvGnced
10; No. l, 60Ifc. Barley-Scaree; No. 2
spring cash 81 II bid September, old 81 10,
new 81 80. ProyiSions-Flrmer. Pork
$40 81 cash and August LArd-Phme
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PHILADELPHIA, Augustz-Flour-S Scarce
and arm; Super6ne g 6oAS %, extra ~ OOa
I 90, Minnesota family - .6oA6 50, patent
and high grades 50 Ooa7 80. Wheat-pull;
red ut 81 GOAL 05, amber 81 DIAL O5, white
81 0sal 10. Com-Qulst bat steady; yellow
60a52c, mixed $50. Oats-Steady; choice
white western S4AS7c, western mixed siA
33c. Rye-uunchanged. ProyiIons-Fim
and higher. Pork-Sll 2ball 80; smoked
hams axe, green Sc. Lard-Hrmi loose
butchers 7L<G7Ife, city kettle sGsNe: But
ter-Quist; New York and Bradford eoun.
~, Pa, extra l7Gl9c, Western Reserve u
aldo. Eggs-Steady; western l2al4e. Pc
tfoleum and Cheese Unchanged. Whisky
Unclaimed.
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"BRo. IynD AGAls.-Here Is the latest
concerning the ministerial fraud who
Vilited this city recently. Il is from the
Hancock Couaty Independent;
The old "Lihen Buster" appears to
have a variety Of names. He paid Hol-
lidGy's Cove 4 Wait and upon inquiriDg
Of the frat lady be met II there Were any
widows In the Cove, he was informed
that Mrs. Lyons was one. He asked a
great many questions In regard to her,
Alter learning that she had brother in
California that she had not heard from
for twenty years, be went to see her and
claimed that he was the brothers broth
er-In-laW Of the same name, FRrnsWerih,
and that he had quite fortune for her.
AIso $500 for Mis- MahalA Bryan, from
California. But after getting his board.
Ing for a few days the Wellsburgers took
charge Of him, and the fortunes are still
10 bis hands.
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THE John Bishop property, on Main
street, between 10th and llth streets, at
present occupied by Bloch Bros, as a
cigar factory, was offered for sale yester'
dsy BY Messrs. Hervey 4 Pace, but the
bidding not being spirited the sale was
adjourned until August l4th.
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EorHGHO LIKE Ir.-There L nothing
like being bloSted GutocFlt Of the sane.
tun, while next door one hSarI the poor
laboriDg man toiliDg with hlI cue in .
billiard room. The editor tolls not. and
neither dOes be spin, and yet Mra, Jsnks
10 all her glory Il not GTTEyed like one
Of these. While all humanity i swell.
tsriDg and EWsaIibg-abd wondering
where they ean hang up the bsrkteper
for 4 giAIs Of berthe editor has moth.
ing 10 do. Two or three columns Of
"l0cGl" or "edI,OEiAP 70 write, two
or three hundred exchanges TO
read through, and as many borss to
bounce, questions 10 answer where cru
die information Il demanded, letters to
answer, "prools" to scan, manuscripts to
read, until one cannot tell English from
sabscrit-this is mere bAgAtelle, when
the Thermometer IL on the rGggsd edge Of
the nineties. Editors heartily desPise
men who work for living, and listen
with Sardonie satisfaction 10 the sounds
from The billiard room just across the al.
ley, where the poor man slaves and
EEsRts. Il makes such 4 contrast TO their
luxurious idleness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

"THE FIRST DOSE GTVES RELIEH."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before de-
TslopIng fatal pulmonary Affection. For
all throat, breast and lung disorders, Ash
matte or BrOnehiAl affections, Hopping
Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting,
Ae., no remedy IL 20 prompt and eaeetaAl
Is "Dr. sWHyne'S Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry"
a have made use OF this preparation for
mAnV ysan, and Il has proved 70 be very
reliable and efieAeiouI 10 the treatment Of
severe and long standing eoughs. ! know
o. two patients, now In comfortable health,
and who but for IL use consider would
mot NOV he II rinV
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spAuldipg'. Glue mend' everything.

For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HEAD-
ACHE, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable to- JAundice or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious FeVefs, Dropai:.
cal SwellIngS, Intermittent, Remlttens and
Congestive Feyers, where lAnguor, drow9i'
ness, anxiety, aching, pains In the back,
head and extremlties, slight ehills with
AuAhes Of heat, etc. No medicine il better
adapted TO cure these complaints In all
their various forms than
swAYNE's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA PILLS
Prepared only by DR.. sWayne a Son.
Philadelphia, and sold at Is cents box BY
all leading druggists. In Wheeling by Lo'
gan, List 4 Co. eod4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

FoH UPWARDs OF TmETY YEARs Mrs,
WinsIou'I saOihing Syrup hAs been ussd
for children. II eoEfSetS Aeidtty o. The
stomach, relieves UiAi elk, regulates the
boUSlE, cures dysaiGy and diaTkaa,
UheLhsr AriEing from toelhing or other
eauseA An old and WSlLtriSd remedy.
IS eslb a bOttlG. dAE
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RAILROAD BoSDs-suong and hiRhei

STATE bOdDs-Dull and nominal.
STocKs-The market opened strong at
an advance OF Il to \ per cent, As COM
pared with the closing quotations OF yester.
day, but subsequently became weak and
prices dropped x to X per cent the lat.
Ter St PAnl common. Towards one o'clock
6rmSr feeling set in And there was re.
eovery Of kAK per cent. During the a,
ternoGn, however, the market was ire sulAE
and became weak towards the close, when
the lowest prices Of the day were made for
some Of the speculative shares. The de.
cline In these for the day was 1IA2 per cent
All investment shares were strong.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
OF which 1900 were Erie, 1000 Lake
Shore, 81, 900 Northwestern common, a..
900 preferred, 5000 st. Paul common,
10000 preferred, 1900 LAokAWAnna, !, 900
MiehIg IAN Central, 5000 Union Pacific, and
5000 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE package
trade in cotton goods Is fairly active and
prices strong, Pepperell fne brown shee !.
Ing advanced Nc. Prints, ginghamS and
dress goods In good demand. shAWls In
better request. Mems wear woolenS are
quiet Wool hannels In steady demand.
RepellAntS in fair demand. Foreign goods
quiet and steady.
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MEsRs. A. ], SWEENEY 4 Son are
finishing two large cylinders for the
steamer Whale, which are said 10 be the
finest Of the kind ever manufactured In
the city. They have Just completed q ane
roll lathe for the LAughlin Iron Works.
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TIE head Of a mud valve at the Whit
tAker Iron Works was blown out BY the
steam last evening about s o'clock, with
terrible force. Fortunately none OF the
employees were close enough to suffer In.
Jury. The dAmsge will be repaired and
operations resumed this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

10 THESE who are so unfortunate = %
become prematurely gray, or whose hAlr
exhibits tendency 70 fall on, We recon-
mend a trial Of Halls Hair ReneEer,
We do 30 with the utmost confidence, pc
cause Il Is everywhere received with
marked favor, and has built upon ih own
msrits such . sure foundation that y Is
known and used In all civilized countries,
-AddiSa IN. p Advertiser.
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TIE Democracy have chartered the
good steamer Courier to transport their
Cohorts to New Martinsville on the 10th
inst, when the Congressional Convention
will be held IN that ancient village; The
steamer will leave the wharf ats o'clock
on Wednesday evening, August l4th.
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a ~: e EE2s:a .'Ha'' To- A''''lai ~ ~
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PIAHo AID oEsAN TUNSo.-i your
Piano or Organ needs IuRiSg OF repair.
ing, pIeGss bSnd your order 70 l23T Mar
keI street, and our tuner, Mr.. Caarlss
RillnsysF, will give il pronPt AttsntiOn.
All work guaranteed sGtisiAetory. Ad'
draas, LUCAS MUsIo 6ToRI,
1877 Market 81
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IT /. understood that the new wagon
factory at the PeniientiAry will be com
pletsd and ready for business about the
ist prox. About forty.ivs convicts will
be employed at the beginning, and the
number will be increased as needed.
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To NEUrRALIZE OFPENsIvESEss-In
many forms We use diSinfecting agents.
Impure breath, caused by bad teeth. 10.
bacco, spirits, or cAtArrh, ia neutrAllEed
By SoIodont. It's = hsAthful beGuIi6er.
aud great luxury a 3 dentrihce. The
repulsiVe breath Is BY It's use rendered As
fragrant Is q rose, and coldDess BY
friends or lovers will be no longer MOTTO
ii
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. z-CoEee-Quiet
and steady; jobbing ordinary 10 prime
l4kAlSc gold. Sugar-Dull and nominal;
good common Tic, good fair to fully fair
7Naskc, prime 81, yellow clarified 9HA
exc. AolASSeS-Dull; common 2SG25e, fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

A CAR load Of evergreen from Gram
berry Summit arrived yesterday for the
Turner's, and was removed TO Turner
Hall by Shallcross' wagons. It will be
used In decorating for the Funniest next
week.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.
REV. AAE. TAYLOR, DID,, President.

Alrrss property and CDdOEpsat Fall corps Of
GTpHIsnesd Professor. Nearly 100 STUDENT.
Classical, Philosophical and Scientific courSsI, q
In best Colleges. French and German taught
thoroughly. Beard and sIpSnSsI cheap Is else
WbSTs
Ptplnio1 Dspatnthi taught mainly By COL
IAgs tSlehSn- English, Classical and Normal
c0uro'. ALt cLAIIEI oREN 10 YoUN0 WoYEH.
cathlOEua Sent trssly 90 application TO the PRES
dent, Wooster, ohio, !yle.WsAW
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THE temperance people will bold a
mas meeting at Parker Hall tonight A
fulI attendance Is earnestly desired, Is
matters OF interest to all friends Of tenn
perGpce will come before the meeting.
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PoLIUE CouRr.-TherO was no session
ofthiS Court yesterday morning, no Gales
being reported BY Chief Ripley. "White.
WasheI7 are becoming frequent Of late
stths morning hearings.
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ISAAc & BERBErS, N. D.,
StrnnntnRn. Berks county, Pa

PdSe:-Trial bottles, IS cents; large size,
81, or slx for IS. A single IS cent bottle
will ottentimes cure recent cough OF cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and rAk
Of life. Prepared only by Dr.. sWGyne d
Son, Philadelphia Sold BY leading Drug
gists, Logan, List d Co., Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

CHARLIE BEHLrR, OF the Union Restau.
rant had an ugly fall While leaving the
Re0irter Office on Monday night, but for
tunStely escaped with but slight injuries
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We had a pleasant call Tuesday morn@
ing from Mr.. "MilP Harrison, Of the
firm Of e. NJ. Rhodes & Co., Wholesale
grocers, Bridgeport Ohio. Mr.. Harrison
& 4 pleasant, agreeable gentleman, and a
better salesman never lifted "sAmple
box" He has an extensive trade among
the retail grocers IN this section, and
never makes trip up this way without
selling large lot Of goOdS.-Haneoek
CouHty Independent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

PERSONAL PROPERTY INTHE COUNTRY.
Assessor Caldwell, Of the country dis
trict, makes the following report Of per-
souai valuations In his distriCt:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, August 7.-MoEEY-CloseS
easy at l1A2 per cent, closing at lH.
Prime mercantile paper 3aSH per cent
Customs receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer diSburSed $26S, 200. ClearingS
S9,647,0OO. Sterling exchange bankers bills
4.SS for sight; exchange on New York 4.s7.
GoLD-Steady all day At l00H. Borrow.
ing rates KGl per cent and fat. The Sub.
Treasury has sent TO Washington s., OIL, 600
cancelled gold certificates.
GoYRRNMENTs-GenerallY steady.
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Petroleum Market.

PTTsBUEsH, August Z. Petroleum =
Quiet; crude at 81 FIX at PMksrs, for i'm.
mediate shipment; refined at lO1ic, Phila,
delphlA delivery.
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TIE terrible railroad diIASter at Min
20 Junction was the All'absorbtng topic
81 conversation on the streets yesterday
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TIE Republican County Convention,
which meets At the Court House on Sat
urday next, Is exciting some interest In
thu community,
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Ghe9ntell2ettcer
THURSDAY. AUG. $, 1878.


watohcS-Turner & Dillon.
Rattan Bocksrs-Eriend q Son.
Just Opened-Henry ROemer.
Public Sale Of Real Eatate.
Observation-Disclosures Office.
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WAsrEp.-A good Bread aud Cake
Baker, to 20 to MoundSvills. Call at T.
". Bosley's, 1924 Market ST.
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THERMOMETER RpcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
a. observed at Schnepfa drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday;
a." Is ~ q 'f & 'E Is
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HEIpSrAETEHs for cheap dry eoods,
earpsH, vail paper, DE-, No 2ols End
5l9l Main street JoHN BoEAE1.
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TIE price Of admission to the Fair
Grounds on Friday afternoon is only %
cents. Ladies' free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

HARD pan prices. Admission to Fair
Grounds Friday afternoon % cents, La
dies free,
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THE following sales of stock have been
made recently by MeSsrs. Britt & Britt
Two shares Of the Nail City Brewing
Company stock at SIS per share, par value
500; twsnty.four shares Of the Citizens
Railway stock at $3.50 per share, par
value $50; one share Of Bsllaire Street
Railway Company stock at 500 per share,
par value, $50; and one $500 frat mort.
gage bond Of the EtnA Mill for $3.50.
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BLuE Coon aud 10. Morgan trot for
$3.50 side Al The Fair Grounds on Fri
day afternoon.
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The report Of Assessor Arkle was print.
ed in these columns soms weeks since.
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TRASsYER OF REAL EsrATE.-The FOL.
lowing transfer Of real estate was record.
ed At The Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Deed made July 20, 1878, by Alfred
Klmmips and wife 70 Andrew Halsted,
for one acre and tWenty-Seyen perehe. Of
land on the Clay Pike, about four miles
east Of Elm Grove; $3.50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

A TEMPERANCE experience meeting is
% be held at Mozart Hall to-night.
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THE vernal poet has no rightthat NOR.
tai man Is bound to respect, but the
summer poet who says
~ would not live Away,
AIk not 10 stay
Where ND Sol runs the mercury
Up TO 20 every day"
has the unconcealed sympathy otsWslIsr'
Ing millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

Only 25 cents admission to the hOrse
race on Friday. Ladies' free.
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EoR RENT
FOR SALE.

FoR BALE
A Two.HoEY FRAME DWELLING,
containing four rooms and basement, ,itu'
ale on NoCollOth street.
A Two.sToRY BRICK BUILDING,
containing four rooms, ball and kitchen,
situate on wAbSIh street. Wheeling I'l'nd.
POr terms and particulars apply to
C. a. sCHAEFER d Co,
AaS 1883 Market ~ Second Floor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

A MAN ought never to get rid of his
childhood. He may put away childish
things and yet retain what is sweet and
and beautiful in childhood. There is a
simple faith, an innocence and liberty
ofchildhood which should he carried up
into and become the bloom Of our man
hood. We are timid of the man whose
life brings with it none OF the fragrance
of boyhoed, who cannot be coy again,
whenever burdens of mature years may
be laid aside.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

SPANK THAT BoY.-"Father what
6oes printer live on?'
Live on The same as other folks of
course. Why do you ask John?"
because you said you hadn't paid
anything for your paper, and the printer
still sends il to you."
"Wife, spank that boy"
II sban't do it," she replied.
"Why not2"
because there is no reason to do so. ~
mo reasonf Yes there is, spank him
l tell you, and put him to bed"
II shsn't do any such thing. What in
the world do you want him spanked
for?"
He is too smart"
"Well that comes of marrying mo-
"What do you mean?"
~ just mean this, that the boy is
smarter than his father, and you cannot
deny it. He knows enough to see that
printer, can't live on nothing, and
] think you would be ashamed Of your
self net to know as much"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-11-02

A SPLENDID TRIUMPH 1t is new
officially known that awards to American
exhibitors at the French Exposition
mum bered 75O, namely: Ten grand prizes,
80 diplomas Of honor, 134 gold medals,
200 silver medals, 22O bronze medals, and
$50 honorable mentions. The aggregate
is larger than the whole number of Ameri-
can exhibitors at the Paris Exposition of
1867, or at the Vienna Exposition of 1873,
and is a larger proportional award to ex-
hibiters than to any other nation repre-
sented at this exhibition.