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Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

THa GAZETTE from time to time gives
Ehs few who read it the privilege Of
shading seve, al extracts from the Re.
RgslLcAx, giving the time and place
where the assessors sat to assess those
who called upon them, and further
stating that We said that If anybody
failed to get assessed and did not pay
fheir taxes It was their own fault. 1t
true that We did say something of
No kind, but We with other Rspubli-
Ans were not aware that We were be
ing 80 wTstehedly deceived by the as
SCISSORS. II was not until the assess
Sneat lists were hung up by the as
SCISSORS and the names Of those assessed
we're published in the REPUBLICAN,, that
Hhe deception practicsd by the assessors
was fully disclosed. 1t was then that
me REPUBLICAN sounded the tocsin Of
alarm and urged the people who had
been 50 sbamefully deceived 10 rush by
hundreds to the City Hall, and falling
ehers 10 get assessed to 20 before the
Levy Court. VS. say again that W.
were shaneleasly deceived, and all that
We have ever said in praise Of the vii
mington assessors, we take bach.
Against the collsc ors we have nougbt
20 say. Compared with other collectors
IN Wilmington they did their work
faithfully and we'll.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

IT n said and generally accepted az
trus, that when good men die their
deeds live after them. This axiom Is
no less true " hen used In q more vul.
gar sense and applied to the City Hos
pital. That institution was supposed
to have been abolished the frat of Jan
nary, but regularly each month since,
eouno;l has had to foot some bill 'or
medical supplies or somD.h!og ere
which took money out of the CITY
Treasury, and put it in the pocket Of
Mr.. Les, the late superintendent. Last
might bill for $23 for eas us4d a, the
City Hospital from January to AnriI
was presented from the unsun.lepsb'e
Lee. The bill he'd the endorsement of
ths Hospital Committee, but at the
suggestion Of Mr. MctIIinct ey the rom
sideratfcn Of tho bill was laid ovar for
yne wask. No doubt the hilI Will vet
hse paid. for # the West district Of thu
With Ward is still to have the beneSts
m an expert inspector Of ELECTIONS, the
-lspector must have his bills paid.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
RO0RRIES down.

/ bave this day received q large lot n a
oeries which will soil cheaper than can
bought in this city. Our atm Is to eonVilI
those who call that this ts fact, especial
those who are aboat 10 remove TO the vests
end OF the city. We sell nothing but an
class 2 Gods o. the very lowest market ptsa
We do not allow no grocer in this city " y
cheaper than as. Our Flour We sell Of N
600 and SITS; Pateut Flour, $3.50 per bars
Our cant -four We will guarantee. 0uiI
cent. Drtps 10 the best sold In the clty for Y,
aoney. 1t formerly sold at 10 cts.; Coffee IN
10 cents up our 20 cent Tea We reconnsl,
and We DO not sell any goods we Csnpot 4
commend. Corn, Oats. Hay and StsH J!
sale In any quantity. We keep contlnuil
on hand o tull supply Of fresh and salt Ma]
II all kinds Gail and satisfy yourself "
those are hsts. Coal OIL lle test, Il %
gallon. PETERJ. FURD,
S2kR Front and MARYLAND go. ON,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
SIGN PAINTING.

Graining, varniahins. Paper Vanishing
spec'altv, Staining and Hard woed Finishiiig,
ana every kind OF work in our line done n a
sIRtctlass manner by experienced worhmcp,
fauonAge solicited Estimyeg furnished
DANIEL SMITH. Manager,
Successor to Barker q Smith. Agts.
@i SMILEY STREET,
Smd Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
A NEW GROCERY sTOKE.

George H. Wheeler, 1o4 u Second q n
lately finished and completely renodesl1j
the cid stand, having torn cut all the Old y
lures. The new Ones mt kes the store SerOna
none. Being grateful for past pattohAsj
and by care ul attention 10 business h. hVD
TO merit o continuance OF the same Hen
laid In new ptook OF choice groceries, w
shall endoavor to make tho prices iorIa
goods a. low ~ the lowest. He extend.
cordial invitation To all to come and 90
new store. Very Respectfully.
GEO. Il. WHEELER
5ls-H 1oi e. End st., aV /
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

NOW OPEEED.-J. Il. CHANDLEsj
~ Cos Grocery store, with an entire J! ~
Of new groceries of the best quality, whcpo ~, Y
viii SSH At the very lowest cash prices N i N
market. Gall aud DO convinced. Bsw
yoa 70 70 the right plnec. IN
Is u. srd st., (Odd Fellowe hM
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
FAMILY DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET sTRBBTS.
oONNHi RoONNG,I

III -.
All KINDS composition roofing dsne prompt
aad at Low PRICES. Old leaky tin,
'"lhg'e and composition roofs coated with
new. Give as call
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Once: Sam'l. Hanna & Co.'s hardwar
@fe FIN and Market SITS. Sl06md
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
tn RxCURsHONIsTs

la fAAHi1o CITY 49, eSI oAfA AA'
EXCURSION PARTIEs FROM VII
MINGTON TO sElTHRR PLACE
1 AT Low RATES
Dung ne bathing season. per Samuel .
Reltcn," 10 Camden thence By railroad, 81
pss sn, sosl' on 40 bSSsn; IN
/ ST.2iaW Ios Market street.
-
l ..CAOrAIMQ.
fEOs HAsrxR HoLIDAYA
HUR RASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS
FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS
/ TOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
FOB kASTER hvLibATA
Epos YourHs,
FOB YOUTHS,
FOE YOUTHS,
HIR YOUTHS,
I FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
| FOR YOUTHS.
L FOR YOUTHS.
... FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
FOR YOUTHS,
~ FOB YOUTHS.
- FOX YOUTHS.
FOR YOUTHS
FOR Buys FOX BOYS.
FOR BOYA FOR BOYS.
FOR BOYS. FOR BOYS.
FOR BDYA FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS FOR BOYS.
FOR Buys FOB BOYS.
FOR BOYS. For Il VS..
FOR BOYS. Yy)E BOYS,
FOR BOYS FOR BOYS,
FOR BOYS. FOR BOYS,
FOX BOYS. FOR BOYS.
FOR BOYS FOX BOYS
FOK BOYS FlIR BOYS
FOR BOYS FOR BOYS.
FOB Buys. FOR BOYS
Fer SMALL BOYS
FOR SNAIL BCYS
FUR SIN ALL HOHJ,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

Thirty pounds and over at the rate Of COO.
per lOOHs. Toe by the ton ut lower raies.
JACOB PUSEY,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 4oS SMILEY st.
Walnut ct. o,o-',,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
MlHH YARlEY PALAO]
III VARIETY PAIAACR
| ADAMS b BRo.
Be4-MARKEr STREMX1SaA
BIoYoLEs, BIoYcLHs

Tys B1CYCLEbt BlcYOLRn
rvs oHILDRENs oARRlAaH.
Toys
Toys A handsome lot Of now shildren's AR
Toys riRgss lust in. Gall and exan-
Toys inc them.
Toys -
Toys DRY GOODS, HOSIERY AND mo-
TOYS TONS, CARPET,
Toys FLOR stair and table oil cloths, window
Toys shades glass, tin. crOckery and wooden
Toys ware, cutlery, rugs. games, stair rods,
Toys brackets. base ball and bats, masks, OK
Toys press wagons, vel0cipedes,
Toys ROCKING HORSES,
Toys doll carriages, wheel barr0ws, fire
Toys works, Tags, lantsrns, drums, looking
Toys glasses, toys
Toys
roys FANCY GOODS AND DOLL!SgOT
Toys ALL KINDS.
Toys BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBBRS
Toys Agents Tor John Clark's Milo End
,oss COTTON, COTTON,
Toys
-oys George Ulark's o. N. T. Cotton. VIII
'oys hmantie, and sole agents Tor
'oys
'eys BRAlNERD, ARMSTRONG CO.,
0ys SILKS. SILKS.
'oys
oys Cheapest place in the city to buy any.
OY0 thing at
ADAMS b BROTHER,
N Market street, so4 Marires street
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
DRUGGISTS.
THEAPER THAN DIET.
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP, SOAP,

Numerous styles Of cheap soap for bath
room use. great variety Of the most popu-
iar French, English, German and American
toilet soaps. Also
SKIN SOAP, BABY SOAP, TOOTH SOAP,
SILVER SOAP, HAND SOAP, SHAVING
SOAP, AND SOAP FOR REMOVING
PAINT AND GREASE. FOR SALE BY
z. JAMES BELT, z. JAMES BELT,
FAMILY DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Il TTENTlON. Ali Fersens desirina
"A pure DruRs or Chemicals, or Wish
ing their Prescriptions or private rsooipts
'aretully compounded OF puro materials
ihoald 20 70 tho drug store OF
II, Il, ERINGHURST,
no. Sl7 Market street,
e-len WiIaiR layton, 10,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

&R R For q large load Of k:ndIinI
" E@SNY wool. Orders can DO len O
nay Bros, Sec md and King streets: Js
o % . Moore:M City depot, and john 3. Mile,
~ n'sng sen, OF y the Factory, corner Of
siA6 j. NLuKlrJNEY
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
TTNHE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OFTHE
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
now BHHo oygEaHD AT TER
BOSTON
BOSTON
ONE-PR1CE ONE-PRICE
ONE PRICE ONE-PRIOE
CLOTHING House:

CLOTHING House:
CLOTHING HOUSE:
MEMS CASHMERE SUITS, ALL
1Sbld6 BLUE Flannel sUIis, "'o
color guaranteed) ...~....,......... 900
FINE ALI" WOOL CHEYlOr SUITS 1890
FINE ALL-wooi., E HARRIS, OaS. law
SlMERE SUITS, A RARE BAR
FINE xiI.wU0I, SAWYER, GAS ''00
sinner SUITS. '............'.' 1900
HANKS 1 sAWY;ERi'S;i FINEST FINEST i''"
CASS1MERKSUiTS, 14o0 AND. :. $500.
BOYS. BOYS. BOYS.
FINE CASHMERE SUITS, 4 90; BOYS
ALL-WOOL SUITS, 500; HETTER SUITS
oHILDRENs oHILDRENs
Suits. AGO; Nobby styles, 2 50, ats, 800. All.
wool Cashmere Suits, $500, atO, 400, 40.
Every Suit named In the Mems Departmen,
Is our own manufacture, the cloths In each
garment being thoroughly sponged, and the
Morkmanship thoroughly inspected before II |
Is placed III ftOck.
Mr.. Goo. Mccall Is now with the Boston
House. aud assurs his many friends that no |
mas great bargains To offer them.
BOSTON
BOSTON
ONEPRICE ONE-PRICRi
ONE.PRICE ONE-PKIOEl
CLOTHING HOUSE,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
218 MARKET ST. M MARKET ut |
ll8 MARKET ST., 2l3 WAKKET ST |
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

ROCERIES. 1T II AN hCTU1
NJ. fact that our four Is the bost In ths
for the price. Our 5000 10 gsod. oursi
excellent, our $7Sa IaAkes breed % VIVA
snow. Just try oar Fosters toas Of So d
and $l.0O, all we agk Ia 10 give then ons n
and you will never buy any other bond
dish, 100. per bottle North OF England 1VI
100. per bottle; Liecegtershire, 2sc psr NH
WoroosterShlre, 25o. per bot. /; hns Irsh dull
landed BY steamer, "I-erd Olive" Altt
PetiGo oat meal by the same steamer did
from Irslcnd. A lot Of Ne l Acsvn Z
meal. 6hs Tor 26ots. We have the hnsSt
mess maokerel, white and mt, Of tho u
low pVies Of 12c. D; I quarts oil beans, ID
honey, 90. quart. We ere the only agent |.
Fosters teas this side Of Boston. Sold ID
In Belfast, Boston and l03 4. 9Th Ct. thtIt
-Four Da rec, 2bc.i 4 ms corn starch, TO- n
Granger Stsre.
T. NJ. WIEa, lss East Sixth sr,t
We are agents Tor Wsterprsoi Lt6e PLi
cheaper than whiLe-Wrsh. Wo iuVia al /
come 70 los K. 9Th st. and see II. We will III
q sample 70 try It. Used BY all housst~p4
and for sanitary purpOsOa. 4.SlUA 4. NV
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
BLOOD TUREIP BEET.

r ANDRETHS EXTRA EARLY PEAS
i.4NDRETHS EXTRA EARLY PEAS,
EARLY KENT, PREMIUM GEN, 10.
EARLY KENT, PREMlUM GEM, TO-,
BLACK AND WHITE WAX BEANS,
BLACK AND WHITE WAX BEANS,
UR0SBYS NEW ENGLAND SUGAR
AND STUWFILS kVER0RkEN
SUGAR COIN,
Premium Fiat, Dutch and DrumheaA Cab
bage Seed, new crop osaso Orange Seed.
SEED POTATOES,
wHITE AND YELLOW ONION SfTS,
LAWN GRASS,
WHITE DUTCH GLOVER, TO-, So, 10.
W. N. CHANDLRR,
I'll MARKET ST, al MARKlr ST.
Hall way between 9Th and fsh. % ]
- ID.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

During ne bathing season. per " Samuel N.
Feltcn," 10 Camden thence By railroad, civ
ing paftiss . hears on tho Beach. For par
&2T.2taW Ios Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
&hOCESlEN.
lSSTRDN9 AND MILD
hoAsTED COFFEE
% GENTS PER POUND
TEAS AT
% GENTS PER POUND.
tnsse gods arc unexcelled IN purity I'M.
and havoE, BY any In tho CITY ua
Price. Try them and be-
oeavtneed Of the fact.
a1NAR WXSTKKN TEA O0MpAN
". 4 BOWMAN Manage.
u 4 SECOND ST., l6E SECONDS
Wilmington, Delawarc
eur 'sgsoEtnent Of tho finer Rrsdss Orys
and Ccneo, and perfectly paro DeDpa I,
Wilmington, Delaware

cur ssscTsnens Of tho finer Rrsda on,
and Coffee, and perfectly pare peDpT 4
spioes generally. 10 ona Of the best Al
Away right SUGAR AT OOST TO ID.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

.NrERRD AT THE POST OFFICE At
M WiinAa s.sA, Dsl.. % second'class mat
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

D~e
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tkt.@l.
Sy %
'i'hirt1
NE
sys' Il
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lot on !
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bVed In
Eithe
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RE- nu
$3.50 ;
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SAL.
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SAIL
DaIe .
Idear, q
'repry
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saiAsrt
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pIo,hlng
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buses on
Al porsb,
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rst bet
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purse, co.
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toaSSwork.
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Paz0 blasaa.
fT,Ell,-AI
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Daily Republican., 1880-04-09
GARDRN EEKDs.

ACME TOMATO,
KARLY SUMMER CABBA0H
EARLY JERSEY wakefield,
EARLY WlNNINGSTUDT,
EARLY DRUM HEAD,
EARLY RAUdSNHS,
HENDERSON'S
BOSTON MARKET CELERY
HALH DWARF OELERY,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

"r1uIHblOHl L0I'1
N. B'-O. H. Davis, Walter Clements and
Nelson h. Bertolette, also J. y. SKIM, 1.-THE
leading cutter in the Stats,) are sssociated
with me, and all patrons will 10 cared for with
courtesy. 32eeodSF J. W.B.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-09

|RHyT.-d
|NhaHd
Dwelling
1etfunlM|
Van
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
sshooi r,.ehs~' Mssans.

Yesterday ~afternOoa Vas the regular
time ioT the meeting OF the teachers nj
our public sehJ0lS They met Is usual
IN the Third ward school building at 3
o'elo,k, With Prot hervey in the char
and Prof sheppard iuing his usual place
as secretary.
Aher roll call Miss Dillon gave musi-
cal selection, followed by prayer by Pro
irssof Stevenson
Tn. minutes oi the last meeting were
then read ami approved.
A passage irOm the lie
az ~. AuEustiRe vas rad by Miss MARY
L. RYAN IN a very entertaining manner.
Ms 1inie nOsns thea read q paper
entisleL "Ths world As seen BY oOntsm-
plative men, ollowed BY Miss Julia
WILEY, ~ho reaa an arsscle enuSl~a
sHobb,ss" Both Of these reading.
ssrs rvadsred with sey eosi taste aud
PrA samuel Boyd Delivered a lsctap
n xhiCh the ideA vss eonsey~t thAt
maya greatness u ~nsces.ary Ia the
n.rnstuatioa ii our public school
sx.i.m. Prof Boyd siyanoed his idea
Si,h Ior,e and edsct and The general
opiaion . that he I'D the s~nolec'iah
TSs x.,m weather had the etiect Of
raiucing the meeting scmeShAi IA nssa
- INT mo. in interest," sewers .
ss.chsr. sers also siek AMI the prYs-
'a-~%me Vas not as hali = frt intended.
Howeyer, . very ~in,srsssins sess'oAs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

we're present, and the evening was high
ly ENJOYABLE. The wedding party left
on the 3 A. N. train Tor an extended
eastern trip.
William Dement,, Of this place, wa ar
rested last Tuesday by the Deputy
Cnitsd States Marshal, Albert Ellis, on
the charge OF selling liquor without
license. He was taken 10 Cincinnati,
where the grand jury found a bill
against him Tor violation OF the revenue
law.
Mr.. J.J. Parker is spoken OF as the
Democratic nominee Tor Sheriff OF tins
county. Mr.. Parker Is a man well lifted
for the position, aud IL he can secure
the nomination will makea good man.
Charley Moore, Of Columbus, the gen
enl agent OF the Northwestern Llie In
surance Company, was in town to-day;
Charley is n stAlwart, both IN size anu
principle, and Is booming Tor the
''Plumed Knight"
Lorin Hogue, who has been q clerk IN
our postoffice for some years, has re-
signed his position and Mr.. Tom Moore
has been appointed in his stead.
Miss Ada Bailey, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Hunt, Of Baltimore. for the
past two months returned home, Thurs
day morning, looking much improved;
Mr.. Sam Rice, q popular salesman oil
your city, was in town, Thursday.
Prot. Yarnell has again been appoint
ell School Examiner OF Belmont county
for q term of three years.
q. &. Durnal, q former student oil Drs'
Williams and Judkins, started for Salt
Lake City last Monday, where he Tlll
continue his studies with his uncle, Dr.
A. ID. Beran, Of that city.
Miss Maud Wiley, Of your city, spent
a Few days this week with her Barnes
Vile friends.
Messrs. Vance 4 Wilson, our enter
prising photographers, will open a
branch gallery at Freeport, D., Ihis lsa
good point, and as these gentlemen are
line artists they will doubtless do we'll
ErHKl-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
RIVER ENCE,

According to the gauge last night the
water Ia the channel was 7 feet ? inches
and falling slowly. Very little being
done ON the wharf Weather hot and
pleasant.
The 81. Lawrence arrived about 1880
o'clock, yesterday morning, having IN
tow the new boat Of Capt. Lists Tor the
lpw water season. IL was taken 10 the
wharf of sweeney 4 Son 10 have the
necessary machinery fitted In. We I'M
derstand that Capt. List intends calling
his new boat, when finished, which will
be- about the lst Of June, sydney.
The Diurnal Is the regular Parkers-
bury packet for this morning and the
Bachelor win leave for Pittsburgh nj
A.. NJ,
The n. Lawrence had a very lair trip
M Yesterday and will leave for Cincin'
matt this evening.
The Carrier Tor ~. Louis and Omaha
passed down at II o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Buckeye State passed down dur.
ing the night,
The Storm passed up with n to" Of
emptIes for Pittsburgh.
The John & Thorn arrived from Pitts.
burgh with three barges Of oil Tor War
rem n TO.
The Wyoming and Salt Valley are due
from down the river to-day.
Putting on airs-The iayorite Wheel.
ing packet, &. W. Bachelor, now al
ries a handsome seven octave piano.
This.will just suit the excursion parties
that intends capturing the "BatchelOr'
the coming season. Capt. Wintrnger
and Clerk Eiie go the whole figure
PiHbugh Disp1tch.
PIrrsBrRGn, May River I feet I
inches aud falling. Weather clear aud
warm.
CIsCIsSATI, MAY River % leet and
falling. Weather clear and warm. De-
paTted-Andes, Wheeling.
CAIRO, May 7.-arriyei- Andy Baum.
Cincinnati PORT fads, ~. LOUIS. Chas.
Mcdonald. Memphis; vigie Lee, Mem
phis. Departed--Chas Mcdonald,
Ohio river; Andy Baum, Memphis.
River 81 ieet inches and falling.
Weather clear; thermometer ~.
Evansville, May 7.-Down-Japes
Guthrie. Business light. Weather
clear and hot; mercury 81. River \ feet
and falling.
IoUIsyILLK, May River falling
slowly; 10 tc.t > inches In the canal, \
feet ? inches in the chute. Business
good. Weather warm aud clear. Schenk,
Cincinnati 10 New Orleans; Etna aud
tOw, PomerOy 10 ~. lOuis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08
FATHER KREUsCH.
His Pecuniary AnfAirs-A Fro
spectiye Libel suit.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dispaioh con-
tanned a telegram stating that the per
sonal effects, wine. etc, oil Rev. refer
Kreusch we're soon to be sold for h
benefit Of his creditors. In the light OF
certain information In his possession,
the reporter Was rather incredulous oil
the truth Of this statement and deter
mined 10 interview the reverend gentle
man on the subject.
In the cozy parlor or Office IN
the rear OF II. Alphonsus
Church he Wa found, busily
engaged in writing, which was laid aside
10 converse with the reporter. But ass
prelude, Father kreusch remarked; II
am rather ayerse TO having anything to
saw 10 a representative Of the press. An
I.ieliigeaceT reporter, a boy il was, came
TO me once for a talk. Mas too sick Ia
look over what he had written, but
found he had irightiully misstated
things. But enough OF that; what Is u
YOU DESIRE"
The Dispatch Was produced and shown
him.
II don't know where that in
formation Was obtained, but Ger.
tainly ii is moi true. The vineyard
has been sold TO Joseph Euree, oi
Cincinnati. lie Is supported 10 he act
ing for Mr.. kreutIberg, who held the
deed Of trust under which IL was sold
"And the personal property is not to
be sold?"
mo. The papers have continually
misrepresent.d things. The Journal es
pecially has done me much injury. hut
then" with a comforting sigh. 81 am
going 10 sue them for libel. They not
only libeled me in the accounts, but IN
their version OF what they called
morality, they slandered me-
"Whrn Is this suit 10 come OH"
at cant come to oon for me, but II IL
in the hands Of my lawyers
"What amount OF damage will YOU
ask"
Twenty thousand dollars"
After some general conversation In
regard 10 this PROPOSED suit, the reporter
asked:
What is the condition ol the pro.
posed compromise with your credi-
tons"
There is nothing new about 10. A
meeting OF the creditors will he held IN =
week, maybe. aud action he taken.
Father Sullivan has the matter in
hand and is attending 10 IL.
You See it is just like the debt
any man owes and expects Ia pay.
The plan is Ia take mp the
Old notes with new ones at 30 cents ON
the dollar, running three, Tour, or ii'e
wears. Al the end OF that time ! may
he able To pay them all and II ! get along
we'll can pay the other twenty-five per
cent"
"How is this plan regarded by your
creditors?' .
"very iavorably by most Of them. |
have some enemies, like other men.
There are certain people going about,
now, who are continually trying Ia get
things in the paper about MEETINGS
that will injure me, you know, Now
that's all | have Ia say 10 You u !
don't want anv of 1t in the paper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

Our great spsclalties this ssa-
son, Summer Silks, Black silks,
Fancy Silks, Dress Goods, Lawns
and Lawn Suits. " you wish to
see a fins display at moderate
cost, give Us a call.
!. BLUM & BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-08

sunday EApr. lcaEoa Wheeling Al Hh- = q
afnrinEa Ntlhbnma . n a n. and At Steu
b.nylls al A. n. counecting With facthc
ENprs Or ell s-tcrn poiug
TnlnlsAURx Cotuubas al Z ~ y n and go
na dly. rnHnEh Chicago ENprcs
a~.sscolumbus tally 4xrept sunday, AIS ~ y
III slespius ear ssGsehed. arriving In Chtca
$40 nsKt n0uAnI bcrths can DO securci
hslssnoe a Uul0n Depot " set once. Colum
Do
.ihsutchsnse innua 49, nbsnFille East to fhila
L.IUAandNes Iork, aud lest W COlumenA
ciSdaaaa l0usyliat l~nsisnapolis and ~
lautA
% Anagh ucket. bAgpge chsckA sisepliis
.,gnngnuona al any further tnhlma'
Ia spolJ ~ Ioseph N. bcllcyille. Ticket Agcul
.f hs'Hsnils Depot kot ~ Eleventh strecL uf
IA DIV Ttia Ohoe nndcr Mcclure HOUSE,
bW GLfsrIl, Gan9Al Manager Cotumbus,
O.N 4 OBrrn, GealfAl fA.scngcr ami Il'Ae'
Assnl t0llmbuA ~ app
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Weather Indiosuons

wAsHISsroS, May :, IA. -foT the
Lower Lakes falling, followed bN rising,
barometer, southeast veering la west
winds. clear or partly cloudy weather
aud slightly warmer weather,
For the tennessee and Ohio Valley,
warmer south winds, yeering IN the
western PORTIONS % cooler westerly, WIN
rising barometer and partly cl"ndy or
char Weather.
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LEGAL NOTICE

ne stoye .ls b p~n<apos-s sAu s-f.rasy,
MAJ lAlsS heIe.sk
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College Honon

The whsrhns Female Colleer cOn-
irrr.l yesterday the ysledictory, the
highest honor, on Miss Ida May halde-
= OF West Chester, Pa, the salals-
tori, the s~cond highest. ON Mis- Jesse
I. stout Of this eity-hOnOrs well son
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10 Gle INLAND
,ly noan aud Is Minutes

NJ CaIcA6o- Ouly Is Hounl
aAu Accom EIPUcs
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