davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-06
PEORIA,

psoRtA March h-GRAfS-Cosu actfrs and GFms
Nib uIxed and mixed. aa{G;Hc. Onts active md
tyu: No. white, 5i!4a36c RJe tnctiTe but hrm At II
'iiiGiIwNEs-Unchanged and nominal at 3l.ch-
, 1880-03-06
DETROIT.

p5rnorT March b.-FtouH-6taAdy.
GRAts-Thent heavy: extra notntnal' white, u.:9;
u.rth. u9; Anil f1als6 Mny tl123ft milling. No.
fltcEiTTR-Whent, Ann bu.
SajPMESTs-Whcat, T,0U nu.
, 1880-03-06

The examination Of atudonts for admission
to the Bar was held yesterday In the Appel
late Court ronns. The Examining Committee
consisted OF Afcssrs. Ira Q. Wilkinson, D. l..
ty tlon, ywbich ' wns % as us,l1,, part!y oral and
partly written. listed all day, Tho following
Is the ltst Of applicants
. F. J. D"nnsttt,, q; y; Draining. [. 7.
EoGnchyst. Gsdy,s. t. nsnsnr Rsrxa y. f1rsss =: n"Fss
K. Fellows, a. ". Green. T. II. 1iodson, s.
Il. G. Hays, II. I1nrnett, ". i. s. Hunter. +.
j. I,c Moync, /. J. Lcvlnson, D. X. Lewis. 7.
T. Ms;alartn; F. " parkeT ;ho1n nol|t Noot: 7. 7
Wynnnn. r. r. Wilson, Horace Walinsley,
w. Z. Williams. Tho result Of the exanlinI.-
tlon will not be known until Monday Of
Tuesday,
, 1880-03-06

soxstat DhpateA to The Chicago Tribune.
r,xt4sc1ry, March b.--{iltA1S-Th Price Current
,.nar,. Whcas-Rccclpss, 7tta BIT. ahlptnents. 2,60
~. hfhef; No. rAAt.. sittsSI March. sitH' No.
~ tr; Mnseh H0sf. corn-heesIpts; nRH II. .ns' bS'
, 1880-03-06
An Alleged Solntaon.

Tho Is, II, II combination Is soluble, bu t
only by changing tho direction Of the col
unns. This is tha secret of the problem.
Tho playor has started with tlle purpose Of
arranging the numbers in horizontal rows,
md he las failed. 1Io has now to 60 on from
this halting place and arrange them III pcrtt-
cat columns. It Is not necessary to give NIL
Of tho twenty.niho moves required for the
solution OF tho problem, but tho following
will enable every one to work It out:
, 1880-03-06
THE GALL MONDAY,

JrnGr DnuMMnNp-1n chambers.
IuD0E DLnpnHTT-0oncrnl business.
Arrxtf,ArE Counr-2l. "a, 20, =, 3. No case
m hcnrinR. ...
JupoE uAnr-6sG To Sc, Inclusive, except 6Di,
Oh, Blb, or, G9g. and t3S. No case on trial.
JUICE 6,tiTH-No preliminary cail. Pcrenp-
forv call Ed, 621, ST., $50, 838. $40, 84, sbL No caso
OIL trial.
JUDGE EJAMEsoH-DIvorcc caecs md motions,
JUnaE KooRfta-scyer.i rallrtMd condomna-
ton cnsox. No case on Sfint.
june M0nAH-H7, 20 To 100 and 100 To 1e1 in-
elusive, except 10 and III. M cnso On trial
!CnGE ETuiET-Contestetl motions.
JupdE ItARSUM-CnnteBtctl motions.
JuDaE JAnEsox-CrEmnal coMrt-Noe: 1,olA,
1,0lE. 100, 10=., {E.i 1.t.4. -2f, and 1.ol0
JEpGg LOnMts-'ninmnn law cnscs Nos. 3, 3, 1,
7,8, Q, 10, ,l II, 10, 10. 18h, Ii, u, 10, and 70.
, 1880-03-06
INI)IASAP0L1


tFptANAP0L1s, March chk-GRAtN-Whe1tw weak; No.
red, s1.rEslc9t. Corn stcady u Tk03shd, Oats
reak ii XQGc
, 1880-03-06

osxzoo. sinsch a--GnAlS-Wheat steAd1i No.
sh.s Micn!gan, tl413lAL Corn duils Western mixed,
, 1880-03-06

lsroppsnls for Aubtlstenuo A10Fess
0gxIck ut t'uncNAstk0 AND DEPOT
CoAAl6NAkf or tH!'H4!hfESctl~,

EQAAJRNAkf 6F HtHAthTEEEkt
OMAHA. Mob. March lAda
oondiIons viii s. receised Il I'LL nnscs nail u
o'cl0ck + ~. On 1uesdfy. March y 1ma = Na!sh
Of bldders, for tuTnhhnG md dsl!ssr1 q Tho 6nh.
sistance Warehouse IN Omaha, Of Nn eaae OF kas
TfsrkI on cAEt ~ tnl&hk. ,
70 haETtls Pork l!sht meas; - - .,,o,x .,,.,.
..cts. asds of txiiled cotop fras fs9n %iing, Ths
nps :" y sas soa rs % 5. esssd bstors stpns
md taixod h ni,llns t. r htgh 9!onnd ssupls OF
XII "a 30 dsll!s 81 N1iek ID l&4 nla4t forws
"f foso.e %Sss e. eSeiossd II IL s.aIsI en1s.
apps marked "ftop1ssls for suhsisteneH atntsH aaa
further Information md details
=. f. 4oMXs
, 1880-03-06

C1fvEIAHp, O., March h-PETHoLEuA-uu uu"
changed: Standard wh!te l10t test, Ffo.
TITrsyILLE, Ta, March hh-rETn0LKuM-Maske
opened at M1fc; tho hghcAt r0kct the l0WoEt, Hyc,
sGsi9S 4 ut: shiGmants b. t10 btis' charters Hoo
nr1snuH6, la.. Match hh-TnTRoLEuA-Qn!et md
sctisai crude ensy At lG a. lhfkeTs Tor eh!pMeati
stnasd, NC for rhiadelphi6 delivery.
, 1880-03-06

10 II R ~ II o}p IL ~
10 Is II !1s IS !! 1:l1a u Il Il
o
3 , s .
o 3
10 10 II 9 10 10 Il 8 10 10 II =
Is II II IL II. !. lis II II 8
Tins far we hayc been atmrly, moving the
outer row around the board. We NOW make
bEnEng aa ,g hs eGa 3%1ca
moves. bring the is into The centre (as ln'1I,
and then two forward movements more:
s IL, 10
= o - q q
10 = 81 10 s 7 3 Is 6 7 .
it 10 IL 4 Is Ii d IA 1s II 4
II !: s|14 10 u sllo l.
s4 sfsw9s e s ssS nts a s RGnssas after
16 II 10
s. !, Is i Is |
10 I Fl !: Il 9 ,
II ii Il d Ii II Is IL 8
10 II 4!,o L. 4|lo. Il !
The player may how hsSn Iy tG sea ha hs is.y %Sy
Ing results:
II as 20
!" !; :: !; !: :; :: : : :: !: . -: !: !: :
II 7 o 10 = d ls q
10 II 4fla II 4lls II 9 4
pae ssM 1'h nto aox Is y pae es' ad I'd e % p1c
lem is solved:
II 10 "a
Is II j
But, It may be objected, the ,only. legitimate
arranKtlneGt !s VII, the III ann'beIs =, lIerlzo'
liz out to arralige them In horizontal l!nes,
MRtn with tic vertical arrangement in Wow,
With tho In tho lower left.linnI corner,
You can thus obtain this pos!uon.
8 II
I 9 10 IL
s a11'
| which corresponds precisely with the frat
turning the board upon its side, aud the same
| moyea wil! bring tho numbers Into horizontal
order.
| Two ef tho Pos*lble Findings,
| Ct~etnnaA EnqutrfF. %
Iere Is Manager Bob Miles solution of two
OF the problems OF tho gnme that have nearly
destroyed tho peace Of mind Of hundreds OF
persons;
III combination comes on last line
| lH-tS-14,
Move line to right-Moye down, 10 left, u
1p. 10 md Il lett u a9wn ~ Il ~ ard bright
Il II the combination comes
| 14-13-1b,
Move line left--l2 down, u right 18 up, !:
snd Il 4issb 4isbh q ddG%n; dos; ID q IIk up
, 1880-03-06

nj. w. City Of Chicago, Subsidiaries Floyd VI.
Stephen D. Williams. verdict $3xe! !t8 md motion
ir new trlal-A: 2. Smith Ct NJ VI G Gh!esggo ,s Il
AM, motion for now trial.
C1nSUiT cou1tr-C -CoNFEseIoxs-Henry ornves
W. William n. Loonis, 10.735.@.
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, March 5.-The. following Is
the report Of the Supreme Court proceedings
today:
NOTIONS pEC1pEp.
I. Chicago rianing.MIl Company ". Tho Ma
honNl Dunk ut Chicago: motion denled to strike
d. Dodgc. ctnbcryntor, eto., rs. Cole ct al;
nr!et;. i mt tn !y the time tho caso is Called
lo Wood ". Wholon; petition for rehearins
denied.
apca 'sa sose seett T. j. Tic o 1aoTty u the
Coilrt nre Of tho opinnn that In this caso there
IS 40 frcehold involved. Dickcy, j., and shel-
II. Pipor Of al. VI. jacobson. receiver, cto.
motion 10 dismiss appeal reserved to nnal hear"
u rratt rS ea1e Ct a. va Pratt; TphoarinR allowed.
NEW MOTIONS.
81. Northwestern univcretty vs. The People;
mnndnte fr0sn tho United States Supreme Court
!s 9a M.:. Sdgepi ys nSSo rsyo1sed motion for r1o
pantiH In error to tlle a sufficient appeal bond
On motion Of Attorney~Genesal Edsall, the
peoples docket will bo called the 10th Of
March.
Court adjourned to o'clock tomorrow
morning, -..-...
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 5.-Chfet Justice
Scholacld, Of the State Supreme Court yes
tertlay delivered the opinion In the case Of
Beach ys. The First Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Fhtrbury. As the opinion Is ol
interest 10 tho legal tratcrnity, we give an
abstract ot 1t, as follows:
Tha mutton Is made to dlsrn'sa tho appeal
1 wnch s,rs II dr the IA bAppsse at tho &c
have not certified to this Court tho grounds fol
Eran!a The epposl + royfac1a f 1a1T n &c. III Fl
tho Appcl!n,e Courl shall he nt the opintoti thai
ca*c decided by thosn involving 2 les 1; suit
questions Of law Of such Importance, either ot
asc1,t ct thS Pr steTSa r. RtTres
Court. they mas. ID sneh sases, grant appeais L
the Supreme Court on the petition Of PARTIES M t
the eSso ~ which . =, ease the Appellate c"uf,
hcres : shows that Go grouuds of .al:
aTpF q tho aS npfS ta tSe ae cas eS
tions Of law of such importnncs. on account o1
e tnat sh"a t. pnssst
Tons IL inv are 1t il POI shown; Tho objection
urged Is that the cftiicats Is defective in moi
showing whnt questions OF Law arc Involved
Thora being but slx nemtcrs Of tho Court pres
ent. wo RrG unnhln 10 coma 70 an opinion or
nnt are cnuMlty divided. Tho question will
therefore. necessarily bo reserved until tho fnh
henrnE We suggest. III matter Of precnuttoT
for which purpose ho mny, have leavc, and haye
II amended III the respect IN which tho objection
| Is tNkGn, "a that tho record RtiR!l show whn
questions NJ law arc Involved. This, however, !.
| adviscd out nf Hbundnncc nf caution only; tht
appellant may, II te prefers, take hts chnncca ol
| ttQ ultimat0 decision m the record o. 1t L.
, 1880-03-06
DrYORCEH.

III O4tA11t7s
Leopold Korherr died his bill yesterday
against his wife Anna, asking for dlyorca
on the ground OF adultery.
And Henry T, Hitter aska for a divorce
from Clara Ritter on account OF her deser-
tim.
Henry Collins filed a bill charging Ills wife
Elizabeth with cruelty and adultery. alil
Eliza Jane Wilson made the snnle complaint
agninst her husband, William Wilson, and
each asks for divorce.
Lastly. Mary Fisher made an application
for the same relief aFainst jacob L. Fisher,
Of felony.
Judge Tnlcy yesterday granted divorce
to Alhertlne Fr0csu from Otto Fr0cse, on tho
JHtiEe Darnuni granted similar decree IN
favor Of Albertinu Winter neilnst Albert
Winter, on account Of his descrtlon.
ITEMS.
Judges Gary md Moran will bear motions
to-tlny, Judge Rogers motions for now trial,
aud Judges jameson, Tilley, and Harnunl
divorce cascs,
judge Smith will to-day have percnptory
call ut tho mnttons for new trial in the fol-
loving cases: Term Nos. 1,2aa, 1,4so, l,4o2,
l,4S3, 1,4A, md 40,
x llrst and final dividend meeting will be
held this afternoon In tllA case 0f Oliver l..
l3nskiu and IN that Of George Llebcr allti
Washington I.Ichcr,
a tinald!yide,Id meeting wi! be held at
tho same ti1ne In the caso of Rebeocs II. and
xss!s'ses Stll BE- CHOSEN Monday f. morning
NrnunJu f1ar,un11u
, 1880-03-06

NEW TonK. March 5.-Cotton Soods and prtnts moro
ts'l'e In hrst hands. and pricts very rrn cocheco
taHeT and shifting psints advanced 10 Drcss goods.
lawns and r!uahAms ront,nue active and flrm. Mcn'k
war wooIchs In hteadY dou1aTd. and blanke* and
Sa0d request @1
TURpENTINE.
W1M1SGIoS, March 6.-sPIRlT8 TuRPKHTtNE-
eteadJ u IL
, 1880-03-06

q 1'sa i .
& = 8 SIS 7 AS 8 4
0 10 II l. 0 10 II 10 II 8
10 IL il i13 IS II 1:13 15 II u
8 @
s 1 3 sis ls q s 1 3
8 q Al o 8 .
10 10 II a|13 10 IL sIl3 10 II 4
, 1880-03-06

EktrAGe n Alten. =
Dnlon Depot West Hde, near Madison.at br3dss. and
Twentg'&1!rd'at Ticket Unacos. at Dcpots y 3nuih
CLaTt-it, Grand Pacific Hotel. aad Palmer uupts
, 1880-03-06

Is II 1gI1b IT II T15 II II Z
outer row around the board. We now make
two1noro such movements, bringing the hoard
10 tho position numbered Z, md then, in thrrc
moves, bring the Is into the centre {as in'1l), +,
and then two forward movements more;
, 1880-03-06

10n EatuF1Ay olRhs runs 70 Ceptst,js oaty,
sOp 6AtnsdAJ night runs 10 FeostA oplY.
, 1880-03-06

which corresponds precisely with the frat
position In the above series, as can be seen by
turning the board upon tts side. aud the salne
moyea wil! bring tho numbers Into horizontal
, 1880-03-06

Iltts~is Central Railroad.
Depot foot Of lake4t and foot OF Tnenty o.
2tekst GMte, " ttandoiph.aL4 near Clark. Grand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

thus no longer be isolated IRON mar
ket and becompelled to wait the chance
OF acustomer Tor his stock at his coun-
try home, or have to drive it 10 foreign
market
To make such an institution asuccess,
each county town should establish a
small stock yard in an accessible and at
tractiye location, and provide rules for
its government. A public arctioneer
should be appointed by the town, and
receive small commission out OF the
proceeds Of sales. The towns could we'll
afford to provide these facilities and
thus furnish nucleus for an immediate
business that would grow in proportions
as it became known and understood.
We can conceive OF no plan for en-
couraging and developing the stock bus
mess oil the State that would be produc-
tive OF more speedy and permanent proht
to every county, without mourning more
than nominal expenditure Of money.
In many respects these sales would
serve rs county fairs, and be quite AS at
traciiyc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE STOCK
BUSlN ESS IN W EST VIRGINIA..

Iua State like West Virginia, which
must naturally make stock raising her
principal industry, nothing would do
morn 10 encourage aud develop this bus
mess than the establishment Of system.
attic. public stock sales ut the different
county seats, once a month.
This plan was inaugurated, some time
ago. at our ncishborlug town OF Wash
iugton, and We believe with gratifying
success. 1t is the plan which prevails
throughout Kentucky, and has contr'bu-
tel largely to making II the first stock
growing State in the Union.
Itisthe custom in the latter State to
6x the time for the sales on a court day
occurring once month. They do not
need To be advertised. The session OF
court attracts a large number OF people
10 the county seat, and still larger
number 20 because they are sure OF
meeting a crowd, and know that stock
sale will occur just As surely rs they
know session of court will be- held.
The bringing together OF the people ct
county once a month has a tendency to
stimulate business OF all kinds, both at
the county seat and between the inhab-
itants oi tho county. They congregate
there expecting to meet every man with
whom they have business, and many
opportunities OF trade are opened that
otherwise would not be.
The stock trade thus has the multi
fold advantage Of giving an impetus to
every department OF business; OF renew
Ing business acquaintance; stimulating
all kinds Of enterprises, and ii there was
not an ANIMAL sold there would be an
immense profit deriyed to the whole
county.
But the stock sale, itself, would in
time prove Of great benefit to the farm
ing population. II would furnish a
market Tor every animal in the county.
When a farmer found himself in a strait
for ready money. he would look forward
TO the day OF the stock sale, when he
could ride his colt to town, or drive a
Young bullock to the sale, where thous
and spectators would be in attendance
from which to find a bidder,
Foreign buyers, who come Period'cai-
" to the county towns OF the State Tor
the purchase Of horses and other stoek'
would soon learn the days OF the sales
and be ON hand in numbers, bidding
against each other, and thus making
competition that would all 90 to the
Dro6t of the farmers. The farmer would
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
ED.

UDVsE-Ou Tuesday morning. MarCh =, lS>O,
slRAH A, wife Of \. House. asei - years
Funeral notice hereafter.
IONES-On Tuesday night, Marvh 3, lSSo, al
N Minutes past 10 O'Clock, Mrs ELIZA JONES
Ased u years,
Fuueul notice tomorrow.
GIRSON-TucSday, March 2, lNsl: az . o'eioo
May Gibson, In The Srd year OF her age
Funeral from the residence Of the parents No.
ms Market slrc,I, this Afternoon at o'c''ck,
In,,rmeu. NJ Peninsula cemetery. Friends are
,nyiJSj 20 attend
ARTHUR-ruc~lAy. March q lSs0 at 3 - ?.
n jrlIA cArREMSE, second daughter Of Joan
and Bridget Arthur, aged - !ean and 10 monIhA
Funeral from the residence Of The parents Ne
lsol McCulloch street. 10 morrow (IhursdAyl a.
Ark. Insermsnt at Nj calvary cemetery
Friends are invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

puS'r throw away the city library or
hide IL Ia some uulrequcutcd place, I'M
al the Young mems headquarters are
opened. and there will then bo a solU-
tiuu offered Tor all difficulties connected
with the support OF the library.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

GoyERSoR CoLQUITr told Cincinnati
Enquirer reporter that only u few coIorcd
delegates will 20 to Chicago from Geor'
gia. The negroes, he says, are settling
iuto more peaceful aud profitable ways
than politics since the white Republi-
cans have monopolized the government
offices. The colored men, he thinks,
favor GRANT, while the white Radicals,
being ofIice-holders and owing the
present administration a sort OF mcrce-
nary allegiance, are for the administra-
tons candidate This allegiance, how
ever, Governor CoLQUuT thinks, will
last only as long as their positions last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

ruE telephone has been utilized a. a
religious auxiliary at Evansville, IND
Through the AM ct one Of these rsmark-
able Instruments placed in u church
pullt and connecting with different
houses IN the city, several aged and IN
Grm people we're enabled To SIT at home
and listen tu the prayers, the preaching
the choir. aud the orron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
Hornbrook Park Nurseries.

A PPLE TREES, BUsHI, VERY FINE,
N bearing fruit, u real job lot.
Goo.eberIies. Curranls aud kaSpberTies, fine
bearing bushes, exceedingly cheap;
G. y HOkSBkOOk,
Box as Wheeling.
Tnhe Kn,cs by tho hunhtyd Ot dozen. mr!Iq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TUX Republican majority intho SEN
ate at Albany Is reported all ready to
ratjiy the bargain CoNSuNG wants to
make with HELLy by passing the new
charter Tor New York city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

AccoRulxG to the best political thor-
mometcrs there is no State in the Union
that shows 40 high temperature for
TlLDEN ~ Kentucky. Its warmth Tor
the sage Of Gramercy Park Is almost
,,I.urmnnal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

A JOINT Democratic and Working
mems electoral ticket is assured in Cali
ioruia. That means the Republicans
stand NO chance Tor the vote of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TuE lui IA political movements con
tiuu.s The huhhub ut three weeks ag"
in tLr Republican camp has been sue
rrr,l,d by an Uimus, uubrokrn apathy
that will last ull next month, when
seven STATE, will hold conventions to
select delegates Co Chicago, when the ex-
,rtrm,utW uv revived aud maintained
through Arr,i ant MAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

Is tu, progress OF litigation growing
Out %, tie CuMATIANCN scandal, II Is not
improbable that the world may tee m
turmrd Just how much boot, IN cash,
was paid by CuANpLgE u CuMSrIANcY
when thr S,uatc scat was traded Tor the
Peruvian mission This would hr Il
most interesting contribution ia our po-
EurJl history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

THE citizens movement Tor establish
ing young mems headquarters has IN
view one ut the most central and desira-
bic buildings IN the city Tor public Ii
brdry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

THERE will be- five State conventions
during April, live in May aud four in
June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TuE >,llaarts are cunsollns them
selves on the modification made IN tho
deputy marshal law 10y callHg 1t a
democratic surrender II would not
require many "surrgndCrs' Of thls kind
To- wipe out the whole Etiiral inlquiIy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

Way would not the young mems cot
Zee house be the very place iOr the city
library
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
LOST OR STOLEN.

nN MONDAY EVENING LAST, AN OLD,
~ red colored. open faced, English Gold
Watch stem loose. London make; valuable rs
"A relic. H. rvium will be rewarded at
mrlIp NO. THIRTEENTH ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

Roscoe CoNEIISG is to make great
est effort" over the KELLOGG case, at
lacking the administration over again,
this time IN open session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

THE citizens Of Leadyille, Col, are ex
pectIng tea. GRANT the first week in
April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TGNAs is going To indulge IN an exc
dus. More than 3OO,OOO head OF young
rat,lrarr about 10 be- driven into Kan
sas There ~ nO state IA the Union
more prosperous than Texas The cen
sus viii show how she IspUShinS along
uu thr highway ui fortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TnE Herald thinks SEYMOUR will de-
irat GRANr or BLAISE. Most people
think likewise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TM reduction of the tax IN tobacco
last wear seems 90 have hal tHc elect to
iurlya,r the consumption ct that article,
and rr,ruEr collections on account OF
the weed Tor the irs, nine months sue
cccdiu. the reduction OF the tax show
nm increase nm amount To she extent oI
n million dollars uv more. Secretary
SuEEu,N and Commissioner kNyM an
ticipItci a deficiency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TENAs will choose delegates TO the
Chicago Convention to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH The
n clothing business can Ind situation;
Must have trst class references. No other neeo
spp p.i.o ''ls g 50"
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sTRAYEn OR STOLEN.

SMALL BLACK AND TAN TkRRlEk
N Slut year old aud weighing about lhree
pounds. liberal reward VIII be paid iot
min NO. co THIRTEENTH STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TuE city OF Boston taxes about S25,-
on, 600 in mortgages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
PUBLIC SALE

nFAPLEAsANTs SOUTH SIDE REslpEN, T.
~ ON Tuesday, March 5Oth, at the Court
House door will be sold the two story Orick
dwelling. No &sO6 Market street, near Twenty
tlrl s;r ct. In this city, containing seven rooms
bath room a large pantry, two halls aud a
splendid cellar, with a yard In front aud rear
extending back TO the alley. The house Is In
good condition, and must me sold Immediately
MARTY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

TuE New York Herald finds in the
Massachusetts Legislature al RepubIl-
cans for GRANT, 81 for BLAINE, 81 Tor
Epuuxns aud ~ Tor all other candi-
dates leaving GRANT aud BLAINE badly
an the minority. Oi the Democrats, q
are Tor BAYARp, 10 each ior TrIDRN and
TurRMAx and II for others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

FOUR thousand cOlOred voters have
newly qualified in little Delaware.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

4 NEu liquor law, passed by the
Name Legislature, which ADJOURNED
last week.. gives additional strlngrn'y to
tho famous "MaUr law. One section
mr,Nauply, i,gbiis tie sale ct CIDER rs
u beverage. Another provision rcm''S
the 6uc oi person luuudin acondtion
ol iu,,x,cayion. provided hc will tell
where hr got las lIIuor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24

C,NpKS for Governor, John IA; Gun.
.,oabau, for Auditor How VIII tha1
IT, "nnch do.-,S,ltiOA MO'miaiHesr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
FOR SALE Or RENT.
Steam FIOuT& Wooden Mill

Tho large Steam Flour and WOODEN Mil at
Pow hltnu. Ohio, /, offered lur sale This Iru.
perry i situated Ia u thriving town on The ohio
river, twenty miles below Whc, ling, r, la q, live
operation aud commands good trade. VIII hc
sold on liberal terms a, tu payment liuut sold
suUu will Doe rented. For further information.
terms. Nc., call ou or ddlt,s.
J. J. WOODS,
mrlCh I4lu Choplmy ST.. Whccliug ". Wa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
ON LIFE Il PROPERTY.
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our EIECTRo-NoLATIC BETs aud
other Electric Appiiuuhy, upon trial fOr ~ days
10 those suffering from Nervous Debility, RhCu
malism, Paralysis or aNIy diseases Of thC Liycroi
kidneys aud many other diseases. SURF Cur
guaranteed or no pay. Adde'S, NOIAIl(
RFIT co Marshall Mich nuib
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-24
WANTED.

MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE CARE
n OF horses COWS and rdsuing Must come
wei recommended Apply at the once OF the
franklin Insurance Company. mrA