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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-15
A Weak Ticket.

The Alexandria Gazette says that lit
really seems as if the Chicago conven-
ton was so alarmed at the trouble into
which it had gotten and so anxious to
get out of it that it jumped at the first
means afforded it for effecting that pur-
pose, and did not properly reflect upon
the character of that means. Its mem
bers saw confusion worse COMPOUNDED
before them, with no likelihood of a
speedy settlement and with the danger
of formidable schism in the party,
awaited themselves of the first instru-
ment that was presented for extricating
themselves from their difficulty, and
were so excited and flustered as not to
observe the insuperable defects in and
objections to that instrument, and that
the use of it, while of present advantage,
involved certain future ruin-was in
fact jumping out of the frying pan into
the fire. They could not, unless they
had tried, have selected a weaker ticket.
Mr.. Garfield's course on the Chinese
question must damage him in the now
almost evenly divided States on the
Pacific slope; his invariable opposition
to the eight hour law must injure him
in all the many communities in which
trades unions exist his never failing
assistance to protected monopollsts IN
opposition to the interests of the whole
people of the country, always using his
influence to prevent the slightest reduc'
ton in the tariff on any, even the prime
necessaries of life, must deprive him Of
much popular support IN every section
Of the country. and his moral delin'
quencies as made patent by his COM
plicity in the Credit Mobilier fraud ano
the DE Golyer bride, and that, too, while
he was preacher of the gospel, can bu1
tend to drive from him that large class
of voters who are Independent enough
to make party interest secondary to thai
of country. They were equally unfor'
tunate in the selection of candidate fol
Vice President; for if there is a man il
the country more notorious for prostitu
ting official position to the low purposes
of machine politics than Mr.. Arthur thu
people don't know it, for to such al
outrageous extent did he carry that sys
tenn that even republican administra
ton could not stand it and had to de
pose him."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-15
no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Bids will be received till Goth of June, for
building Church, at this place. For Specifica-
lions. call on l.. NJ. MCCLUNG,
je8-2t Glover Creek. Highland county, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20


The talk about putting Postmaster Gem
eral Key on the ticket along with Grant is
not new, though It has been lately re.
viyed. However the Judge may stand in
his own State 1t is certain he Is one Of the
best natured, obliglng men at the head Of
any department OF the Government. Pres
ident Hayes selected him as the "concilia.
tory" member Of his cabinet, and better
selection could not have been made II
Cancellation" was q necessity. The
Judge may have political opponentsin the
South, but he does not appear to be a per
son who could have u personal enemy.
He says on this subject that he has taken
no steps looking to a candidacy or nomina'
ton, but 1t Is very plain 10 be seen by MS
manner that II the nomination was offer
ed to him he would not reject 1t. With
Judge Key on the ticket 1t Is thought thai
Tennessee could be carried. as that state
is half Republican already, out equally
certain 1t is thought TO be, that Judge set
tie, as Vice Presidential candidate, would
insure the State OF North Carolina e
the Republicans. Blaine Is also suggested
as willing TO take second place II he can
not get first place, but what Is more I'M
portant than all in considering this ques
lion Is that Grant himself Is by no mean
certain as yet to get first place. Many
lslip,n etc, w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20
Their Ages.

Grant was filty.seven last April. Blaine
is fifty. Sherman was fiity.six last May.
Washburne was sixty.three in September.
Conkling was fity in October. Garfield
is in his forty.ninth year. Bayard was
afty.Ono in October Thurman reached
his sixty.sixth birthday in November.
Hendricks was sixty in September. Til.
den was sixty.six in February, and IN the
same month General Hancock was fifty
Eve. Seymour will be seventy in May.
Washington was in his fitty.seyenth year
when he was first elected, and had just
entered his sixty. sixth year when he left
office. John Adams was sixty.one when
he was elected, Jefferson fltty.seyen,
Madison in his ffty.eighth year, Monroe,
in his ilfty.nintb, and John Quincy Adams
in his hity.eighth. jackson was sixty zone
when chosen the first time, and therefore
sixty.Rve when reelected, while he had
reached his seventeen year when he
Quilted office. Van Buren, was filty-lour,
and Harrison sixty.seVen, when they were
elected, while Tyler, when he took Office
had Just passed his filty.irst birthday.
Polk was elected on almost precisely his
iorty.niuth birthday. Taylor was not
quite tifty.eight, when elected. and Fill
more was in his tlty.first year when he
succeeded him. Pierce had not yet com
pleted his forty-eighth year when he was
elected, and he was the junior Of all who
have taken the presidential chair, except
General Grant. MIR. Buchanan was cleo
ted in his sixty.sixth year, Lincoln in his
tilty.second and tilty.slxth, while johnson
succeeded in his tilty-seventh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20

The Republicans Of Ohio county viii hold Con-
,.ptop At The tout House on Saturday, May l's'
$50 Al O'Clock p y. for the purpose Of aPPontinS
NO, dslsglsS 10 the State Convention TO DO held
IA wheeling May 18th, 1850.
Each District Of the county is entitled TO ten dele
u,s, In said County Convention, and the Republican
yOts1 ar. requested to meet on Saturday, April 2ilh
ia tho city DlsuiS At 100 O'Clock p. NJ, and in th'
country Districts at OelecEF ~, Atthe usual vOunI
place. 10 the several Dtreis e1eept ihatin TIiade
phIa, they will NEE, al Laws MS Hotel 10 TradsPhia
10 Liberty District At Centre sehOOl houSsi in Rich
land District at the brick School House, at the heal
Of Woods Run, andin Illtchie District at Atbenz'
Hall, u appoint delOga es 10 InId Convention.
fuli delegation from each District is earnestly dc
br,d. JOHN FREW,
Chairman Co. Ex. Com.
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balance Of s22s sos appropriated to church
buildings, was expended On the temples
at Manii, Logan and St. George. EmelIne
Young and others received $4,000. The
TeyelSlor and the bishops were paid SIS,
ST.. In addition TO this Taylor begged
81, $50 on account Of his salaryas trustee
in.tIust. The tithing-ottiee salaries aggre-
gated SIS, lls and "sundry accounts" took
over $4,000. The item Of telegraphic
dispatches amounted to 1884. over
SIS, 200 was given the poor and over =, gOO
appropriated to the Indians. The families
OF missionaries received S9,022.
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81. wusDrrLlcH, Secretary.
The Rcpubiican state Convention-Ap'
polntment OF Delegates

The Republican State ConNenuon-hp'
poIntment OF Delegates
A State Convention, 10 10 composed Of dolssats'
rssulirly elOsen by the Republican voters Of West
VininIa at their accustomed places Of meeting
hereby called to meet in the city Of Wheeling on
wednesday, the 18th day Of May It, at 10 a. NJ, to
ss.s. tan delegates to represent the party in the Ma
tiopAl n publican Convention that meets 10 che'sO
on w.dn, sdny, the 2nd day Of June iOloWinf' 70
saOoss can Iistsi for the Presidency and Vice-Pro'
dsssy Of the United states.
oh. WILLARD, Mason County,
is. cuNSSouAN, HanAwha County
Ut HoEE, Mineral County,
o. O. soorELD, Wood County
TIL. LOGAN, Ohio County
q. W. ATKINSON, Ohio County
A.W. cAYPBKLL, Ohio County,
RepnbGoaH SHis CSH@tite''
WI. CowDES. Secretary.
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Wednesday, the 18th day Of May, A. 0. 1880,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premi,e,.
proceed 10 sel At public auction, the following de.
scrlbed real estate lbeing porIion Of that Ia The
aid died Of uust intentionally, and also the following
personal properly, 10 Nit: f1lF =
piece parcel Of Land situate In that part Of the
City Of Wheeling called North Wheeling, and bound.
I'd - follows beginning at the intersection Of the
1orthern line o. Chestnut alley with the western
Inc o. the lahd now owned BY the Pittsburgh,
wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Company; thence
10 nortbeTly direction with the said western line Of
the land owned By said railroad company three hun
ind and fourteen $50 feat, more OF les, 10 The
southern line Of Kim ley; thence In vosierly a.
recnon with the limo nt Wilson, Duueyy a Co. 70 the
Ohio River; thenoo with the nj, anders II sad river
IN Goatherly direction three hundred and seventy.
eight twotwtlihS a7s 2l2 feet 70 the northern Lie
o. Chestnut Aiey theI co with sAd northern line d
Chef Ut alley 70 the place Of beginning. Together
With the BuidingI and Improvements thereon, In
ludins tbs Foundry. Machine Shop, Boiler Yard and
Blacksmith shop; and also the Engine, Machinery,
Laihes Tools, FlaSks and Patterns Ia said building.
TRIMS or sALK,-One-iourth Of the puTchase
money Of the real estate, or ~ much moro q the
purchaser may elect, eaSh 10 hand on The day d ale
aud the residue Ia three equal inStIments, payable
respectively 10 six, twelve and eighteen mof,thI.
with interest from the day Of ale The PAYMENT
81 the deferred inStAnantS 10 DO secured 10 M Sats
faction Of the uudenigued trustee.
Terms oil sale Of PorsInll property-Cash.
WILLIAM Il. CALD WELL, Trustee,
J. Q. HERvEr, Auetioneer. spi5
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JAChsoN COUNTY.
Republican Comfy Convention.
.,..,... ~ n A.-n IN


JACKSON 9. H., April u.
Editor, IntsllEeneer.
The Republican county convention to
appoint delegates to the State Republican
Convention to be held in Wheeling, on
May 18th, to elect delegates to the Chicago
Convention, met at the Court House in
this town to-day, and elected sixty.two
delegates 10 represent Jackson county in
the deliberations Of that body.
The meeting was largely attended, aud
harmony and good feeling prevailed
throughout the proceedings. A resolu-
ton instruchng the delegates to vote for
Blaine delegates to the National Conven-
ton, was carried by a unanimous vote.
], III, X,
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Brues & Golfer
ap1o
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR LICENSES.

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR LICENSES.
Names Of persons applyirS for Coffee House ant
Ordinary Licenses. The applications will DO setst
upon By Council at meeting to be.hsld on Tuesday
Apnl q, 1880:
AmIek, Henry, southwest corner Main and sOutt
streets.
Ytodenbaeh, John, 1875 Market street
Beuier, Joseph, Jr., 1915 Main street
BlumeDberg, Henry, ISL Aarkstitreet.
Beck, J. b., 955 Market street
Bouenberger, Peter, III Main street.
BiSehod Frederick, 1873 v alter street.
Beblsr. Chas r 1870 Market street.
Blebtrson, Henry, 1920 south street
Beuter, Joachim, 1l20 Market street.
Binnseu, Henry s7oj Jacob hrest.
BIrkle, G.. lois Market street.
Dauber, @. j., SIS Main street.
Foose, John B., 22ss Main street.
Goethe, VIM, 2S0l Market street.
t.arrigan, Jainss H., $50 Wood street.
Green, Joseph, ltt7 Market street.
Guiding, VIM 1919 Market street.
Heidrieh, Chris ian, 22il Main street.
HAItenSlsIn, WIN SIS Main street
Hell, Cnper, isS Eighteenth street.
Heller, Lawrence, 1853 Market street.
Kress, Lborius, foI Seventeenth street.
HlAII, FAM, . Eleventh Street
Koreil, Martin. $50 Main street.
Rleves, John, $50 Chapline street.
KOber, Frederick, 1915 Market street
Kenney, John j.. 100 Market street.
Koch, Charles, S52i Jacob street.
Kleppne', Ernst, 90 rhirty.Ihird street.
Lohse, Julius, 2it5 Market street
Lehnert, Henry, 1857 Market street
Michel, Henry, 500 Main street.
Masau, John, 2207 Main street.
Mathews, James, $50 Sayenteenth street.
Mathews, August, 1881 Market street.
Meier William, 3sii Jaenb street.
MeAGnaNay, Wm., 1914 Main street.
Neidermeier, Katherine, S625 ChApline street
Eupgp, JIeob. 10 s Market ,treet.
Note, Louis. 8Sll Jacob treet.
Rauscher, Joseph. lil6 Market ttreet.
Reineke, VIM, S62A Eod street.
Robinson. James, liIS Water street
Rolf, August, Room No. Warrington Hall
Twelfth street.
RiTster Leopold, IS Fourteenth ttreet.
stlkor, q. A., $500 Chapilne street.
slehke, Chris, 1881 Mark ct street.
sehwAiEbAeh George n Eleventh street.
SchEaTE, Heinrich. 224S Market street.
sehwAlb, Louis, 1919 Main street.
Solder, Louis, nos MGke. street.
shetk key, John j., 1919 Market street.
Unruh, Frank, l22s Water street.
Wllther, LOrenE, 26ol Chapllue street.
werlf, Lrrenz, 100 Main street.
RiEdGbuseh, August, 1881 Market street.
Warner, Gregory, 2S76 Market street.
Widdel, Fled ala Maln street.
oRpISARiEs.
Bot, Geo. F., 7li6 aud ais Min street.
busch, A., los Market stret,
EberlIng, CarOline "a TWenty.Iecond rtreet
Husemsn, LeSi', 1874 Water st Get
Heuhard, Henry, 1910 Market street.
Hotfl
Rne, james, 1904 Market street.
RennOr, Herman 2239 Market ktreet.
RothAeker, r j., 1850 Market Iireet.
YeEeg, Christian, I+0s Jacob street.
apis ALEX. uPDEGRAFF, City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTriDdslphIa AosommOdatIO n.-ThI, train only runs
between Wheeling and TTiadolphla.
tDlily except SundRy-H6gGrk Accommodation.
tSI0ubsnyillo ACKNOWLEDGMENT train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins FefTy and BelIrO, stopping when required az
sherman HOUSE, -BtnGTile, West Wheeling and
GFAVAl Hill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20
CENTRIPETAL PROPERTY.
Trustees Sale Of yaluabl. Real and Per.
sonal Property.

Hans W. Phillips sud wife TO james PAUL., dated The
ID DAY Of July, A. d. 1869, and Of record IN the
clerks otee Of tse County Court for Ohio county,
10 book 81, page 800, In which deed Of trust va
now ceased, b. az order Of the Circuit Court 81
Ohio county, made on the ilth day Of November,
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after MONDAY, February 10, 1850, ears on
the wheeling and Elm Grove r. r. Will run As FOL.
lows; Cara viii leave tho city corner Market and
Eleventh GtreetS) and HoTnbnook rnkAt
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Jacob B,fplomsu., IN NoAn'sf''
By Virtue u a decree Of tho Municipal court Of
WHEELING, inside IN tue above cause on the 9th day
Of March, 1880 will offer At public sale, at the front
door Of the Count House Of OHIO county, In the City
Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, May IS, 1880,
commtpdng at 10 O'clock a. NJ: piece or parcel Of
8 ound situate 10 North Wheeling and described a.
follow; The south hall, or twenty-five feet Of lot
numbeied one, and fraction pirIel Of ground two
feet In width Immediately AdIulnIng aud on the
Snuth side Of said half lot numbered one, IN john
MeLure'a lddlIiOn 10 the City Of WheellnE, 10 The
lint ward Of said city nd hall lot and fraction
fronting tWentysAVsn feet on Main street. and rue.
Ming back by the same width one hundred and
thIrty-tWO feet 10 an aley.
Terms d 81 e.-Ons third, or % much more Of the
purchase money - the purChA Or may elect 70 pay,
cash and The alaue0 Of the purchase money IN two
Nquil Instalm0ntS At six anl twelve mIntht The
q colt InstAim-nis Of the purchase money 70 besr
Interest from day OF ale and 70 De 0EideneSd By prom
Isor, mites Nilh goo PeHoSal security. Title 70 be
retained I'LL tho for her order oil the court.
F. G. ARBENZ, Special Commissioner.
WM Il. HALLE4, Auetentsf lpN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20
TRUSTEES, SALES.

L WHEELING PROPERTY.
By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust, made BY Benson J.
EllifritE ant Mary L., bis wife, to the undersigned
trustee bear ne date March ~ 1876, and recorded In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county. West virgipia, In Deed Book No. TO- psgl
29s, I Shall, on
Saturday, Nay Is, 1880,
commencing at o'clock A. NJ proceed 10 SELL at the
front door OF the Curt House % Ohio county, ".
Va, TO the highest aud best bidder the following dc
seribed property, that Is 10 ay; The south one hall
u Lot numbered Thirteen u.s., 10 square numbered
Eleven iI, as deliSnAt.d on the map Of tho subdl.
vision Of theJs ph Caldwell estate, and the addl-
tious thsrefrom TO the City Of Wheeling, In Ohio
county, State Of West Virginia. Ia haf lot fronts
on the EAST side Of chapline street formerly called
Jacob street,, between fwenty.se nth and Tuenty-
eighth Streets In The sixth ward Of the aid City d
Wheeling.
Terms q sals.-one hili Of the purchase money,
aud As much the purchaser may elect 10 pay
10 ctsh, the balance In Two equal payments, at all
and twelve months. respectively, from day Of sale,
with interest IRON that day, purchaser giving notes
secured by deed Of trust for deferred payments
The tile 10 the - prVpSry s beliesed 10 be per-
feet, but selling as trustee, shall convey only such
title n Is vested In me by said deed Of trust.
WIN. r. HuBbAkD, Trustee.
w, III, HALLER, Aue ionRer. ahfk
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new ApYERrlsEMEMTs.

poSDs.-PARTIEs DESIRING TO
ID sell BOndi Of sny city, county, ineoFporltien,
t0un o. railroad, either Ia oaio OF West Virginia
vii aadrtis diving fall Information, LOCK BOZ ~
wheeling, We iva. nprLo,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT IN NORTH WHEELING,
10 the NunIelpsl Court Of Wheeling;
KlArA B.aunlish et all
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w lEcoNp PLLcI,

Joke with Its Legislature, but It ought moi
attempt to make q burlesque Of Congress
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-20

Names Of persons spplyIrs for Coffee House and
Ordinary Licenses. The applications will DO acted
upon By Council at meeting TO held on Tuesday,
Ap %nIst Mss,,, ,ou,s,,,, corner Main and sou,A
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-21

care nothing for the slurs he has cast upon US;
and even when our fathers name was assaied
by covet insinuation we bore it in silence, as
We considered that the reputation of Chris
tian clergyman could not suffer from the at
tacks of man fer whom the doors of the peni
tertiary had so long yawned. As for the
memory of the dead, We propose to crush the
.houlish hand that now assails it, and make
The name of the sniveling and cowardly rep
rebate who disturbs the sod above his grave,
even more contemplate to the people Of Ne
vada than he has been fer the last six years.
SAM. DAVIS, Editor Carson Appeal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Bullion is being shipped from Tombstone 10
the amount of 1000 daily.
The forest fires in New Jersey and Virginia
continue with undated violence.
w. Hobart has become the sole proprietor Of
the Eureka Leader
Dave Condor shot, and probably fatally
wounded jerry Stanton at printers picnic
at Belmont, Cal, on Sunday.
mail carrier from Mojave City down the
Colorado river, was killed by the Chimehu*va
Indians last Wednesday. 1t is reported That
a general outbreak among these Indians Is
feared in that section.
A land slide occurred at Mineral King Cal
on the 18Th, and crushed the boarding house
stating that no lives were lost, and others that
four were killed and fifteen missing.
1t is generally understood, according to
the Chronicle, that the Authors Carnival is to
be revived some time during October. Ev-
erything used in the late Carnival has been
carefully preserved with the intention of
ing it again at the time proposed.
The first great drop in iron, which has been
booming up at an unnatural rate for nearly
year past, has occurred in Philadel phia, from
whence comes the announcement that the
Glendon Company have issued a circular MAX
ing a reduction OF SO per ton in iron.
1t is strange TO read that last winter there
killed in France 6, 1923 wild bears, 1896
badgers, 5,771 loxes and o57 wolves and young
wolves. Pr, baby no equal area in the United
ter among noxlous wild enthusiastically
none east of the Mississippi.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-21

Washing on, April 20.-Burchard, Director
aittee again yesterday, and discussed the
subject of the bullion supply, and the capacity
of the various minis. To meet the require
ments of The maximum coinage under the law,
Mint in the Mississippi Valley and for the
breaking up the Mint at Carson City, Ne
vada, and removing the machinery to the
place to be hereafter designated for the loca-
ton of the new mint. The committee meet
on Saturday to canvass the claims of several
cities in The Mississippi Valley, and to hear
arguments thereon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-21

A FEAEfcL ToEsADo.-Dispatches of the
10Th inst from St. Louis give the details of a
most terrible hurricane which blew down the
entire town of Narsh6eld, Missouri. The
debris Immediately caught fire thus adding te
the horror of the situation. Forty dead bodies
have been removed and as many more are
thought to be buried under the ruins or
burned. About 200 persons are wounded.
Other towns were injured to some extent and
a number of deaths are reported.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-21

FINLAN's Costly FIeHT The Stage cou-
tains political lyric on the personal prowess
of Miles Finlan in the instance of cleaning
ont Comstock primary. We call to mind his
celebrated fight az the Hagerrnah Bradley
pri.n aries He had SIX hundred dollars in
gold coin in his hands and shaking it in a
mans face, called hun d liar and was immed-
lately knocked down. His coin was scattered
among a crowd of hungry Democrats, who
let the fight 90 on while they gathered in
the twenty pieces When Miles recovered
his senses he was unable to find a dollar of his
coin. Since then he has be. less impulsive
at primaries