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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
GENERAL NEWS.

General Weaver did not carry single State
During October, the public debt was reduced
S7,l03,7 754
On the SOth ultimo, there was 1852 222, SI5 in L.
:. currency outstanding.
President Hayes has proclaimed Thursday, the
25th, as Thanksgiving Day.
During October, S3,50O,0OO in standard silver
dollars put in circulation.
General Garfield received the election news
without any particular excitement.
One day last week, the New York Produce Ex-
change received 1,6 600 bushels of grain.
President Hayes and party will not visit St
Louis, being in a hurry TO reach Washington.
Sitting Bulls Irdians have decided to come
into Fort Keogh and surrender Winter is coming
The widow Of Abraham Lincoln arrived in New
York from Europe last Friday, and is at the Clar-
endon Hotel
There is considerable smallpox i'm San Fran
cisco Thirtv-six eases have been taken 10 the
pest-house in the past three days.
L. :. Grant Jr., and Miss Fannie, only daugh-
ter of Senator Chafiee of Colorado, were married
i'm New York City on Monday.
The Colorado authorities are making great
eudeavor TO get hold of Agent Berry. who deliv-
cred the young freighter, Jackson, 10 the Utes.
Governor Newell, the new Executive Of Wash
ingtOn Territory, arrived at Olympia on the 27th
ultimo, and was warmly welcomed by the people
G. X. Allen, tried at Omaha on the charge Of
robbing the Union Pacific Railroad Company of
$4,000 in bullion while its agent at Sidney, was
acquitted
The number of hogs packed I'm Chicago during
the year ending October 30th was 5,30OOOO. II il
ciphered out that this would make am uubroken
line of swine from Portland, Maine. To- Portland
Oregon
Collector Clark, Of Atlanta, Ca, seized thirty
Illicit dstlleries during October. He says that
as soon as they torn ont i'm the notorious Red
Oak neighbOrhood, others set up and the Illicit
work resumed.
BY the great storm ON Lakes Michigan and SUI
perior during the day and night Of October 10th,
ninety-three persons were killed, and seventeen
vessels we've wrecked and siXty-siX damaged.
Total loss S50O,OO0.
The Department Of state at Washington is adj
vised by telegramS from our Ministers to Chill
and Peru that conference between the belliger-
ent powers, under the good offices of the United
States, closed without result.
Last Saturday and Sunday, Denver City, Colo
RADIO was under mob rule, and the Chinese houses
we're gutted by the rioters. One Chinaman was
hanged, several had their queues cut of, and
many more mistTeated in other ways.
Finally the authorities succeeded in restoring
order.
4 New York dispatch Of the lst instant says
/ Mrs. b. A. NJ. Froseth, of Salt Lake City, Vice
I President Of the National -Polygamy Society,
to-day the guest of the Sorosis Society here,
and addressed number of influential ladies pres
ent at the meeting. Resolutions were passed by
/ the SOross endorsing the work of the National
\ Society,"
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LETTER FROM BUTTEvILLE.
BUTTEvILLE, October 2S, 1850.

BUTTEvII.LE October %, 1850.
To EDITOR THEsNEw NORTHWEST
Having seen in the OregOnidn the advertise
ment of the Duniway Publishing Company, Civ
ing notice that the NEW NORTHWEST would be
made an eight-page paper on entering upon its
tenth volume, / had intended to renew my sub
scriptiOn at that time, but must be content to
commence your receipt of this note.
am induced to patronize your journal because
it is fair fearless advocate ofprogress rather than
an adherent or apologist for old antiquated dog
matisms of either church or state. The sooner
the people are convinced of the fallacy of the
claim that any of the worlds great oracles are
called to rule by Divine right and politely assist
them down from their airy regions to the sub
stantial plane of truth and merit, the better 1t
will be for the inherent rights of humanity.
1t is no longer possible to keep the enlightened
thoughtful mind at rest, bound 10y old time-hon-
ored absurdites. 1t has come 10 require more
satisfactory reasoning and it will not suffice to say
'"There is nothing impossible with the powers
that be-" Under the right to enjoy life and lib
erty, civil and religious, progressive science be-
comes the guiding star, directing the way to fun
damental truth. WILLARD II. REEs.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
e TAR IL H!

NINE-TENTHS OF THE PEOPLE OF THE NORTH
~ west suffering less from this baneful mall
Being Of scrOfOuS origin, hence constitutional
manifestations varied in rainbow in
color. CATARRH is scrOulOus affection OF the
membrane which lines only the throat and pas
sges but also all the interior cvitiesbrin,
stomach, liver lungs inteSneS kidneys, bladder and the
entire cutice OF the bOdyand in its different is
known as HUMID, DRY or CASCEROUs CATARRH. At first
usually affects the throat nOstrls the impurities
which swallowed into the stomach inhaled into the
lungs thus poisoning the digestive respiratory and genO
urinary organs and causing Deafness Dyspepsia Constipa
tOn Chronic Diarrh0a, Bronchitis, LeucOrrhGa and
Consumption, which latter is often only
LUNGs Hence il IS evident that any remedy, be
eectua in permanently curing this disease possess
the Alternative properties necessary 10 eliminate from the
blood the scrOfuOus virus which is the primary
the maady, well as TO cleanse and heal the affected
membrane.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
RTSINESS MEN.

DIR. & MRS RUSS, Photographers, at the Gallery oppo-
site the post office
ROBERT WIETZMAN, Willow Ware Factory, No Is
Washington street.
J. c. LUCKEL. Proprietor Columbia soap Co, No. 25l
Second street corner ~ Madison.
MIR. 4 MRS. WHTTTLE, West-side Chop House and Res
taurstnt, No. ilis North First street.
\ DANGUEU EGER, French Laundry, No. 2ll Third
street, between Taylor and salmon.
THE NEW no. s" is the cheapest Sewing Machine 10
buy. Wheeler q Wilson Mfg Co, sS Morrison street.
BAYFR 4 STAUCH. Owners for Oregon Of the Nativel
Patent Chmncys the best and safest No. second
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
REMARn OF nrnrr

The Oregon Kidney Tea has been awarded two
medals by the Oregon State Agricultural Society,
the first Of bronze and the second Of gold, the diff
ference i'm the value of the two Indicating the in
crease in the esteem of the community which
years trial Of the remedy has induced. For all
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs it is
unsurpassed. Don'tfail to try it. Ask your drug
gist for il
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
>HERIFFS SALE.

PY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION To ME DIRECTED.
ID issued put ~ he Circuit Court of thc Oregon
the County of Muitnomh. upon Judgment rendered n
fhe 18TH February. favor of
Phoebe HumnSpu. Nlaiufifi.
Watkins a. Caritteli, Defendants. .lr Thirteen
Hundred and ~evsuy ami -f1 Dollars Sl1L7I. with
Interest al the rate 90 per cent per month and costs of suit
accrung COSTS uii DIST day ~ October.
levy upon the above-named pefcnduus' real property sit
uHte in Multnomah County. state of tO-it: That
certain real property u Muuomah County. state
gon, known aS Lots Three and -Four n Block No.
lGi in what h. known the Portland Homestead,
scrbed and lad out ON recorded page 1 of Book
Records pf Deeds of MultuOdh County.
Vow Therefore, 10y virtue of said execution Saturday
the fth day of December, lSl no the hour o'clock A.
House door said
auction the abOvcescribed real property Defend
the highest bidder bidders satisfy said
execution and accruing costs JOSEPH BCCHTEI.
sheriff of Munomah County, Oregon.
November (. 1880. AZ
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
USE ROSE PILLS.

C.6 OUTFIT SENT FREE TO THOSE WHO WISH TO
tO engage in the most pleasant and profitable business
known. Everything Capital not required We will
furnish you everything $40 day and upwards is easily
made without staying away from home over night No
risk whatever. Many workers wanted once. Many
making the business. Ladies' make much
men, and young and girls make pay
ho willing TO work fails to make more money every day
cal be made a week at any ordinary emp mplOyment
,se engage at will find short road fortune
6 1ress II. HALLErr x Co, Portland, Maine. no4SO
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

J. \. Bck, Of Toledo, Ohio, says: My father,
before wearing the "Only Lung Pad" could not
sleep nights on account Of his violent coughing.
Since wearing it, he has slept sOundly every night
See adV-
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

Mrs. VIM. Tippets, of Oswego, \. V, says: have
worn an Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad about
three weeks and have received great relief from it
for pain in the back. See adv.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

The Nursery, an illustrated monthly magazine
for children, published i'm Boston, Mass, will be
sent from the present time until January l. 1882,
for 81 50. See advertisement under New This
Weeku
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USE ROSE PILLS.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04

A young man named Fennell is making consid-
cradle fuss because ne was disehargei from the
County Clerks Office. He has discovered that
BOrthwick and not himself is Clerk.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-04
DIR. JAMES KECKsS
Sure Cure for CatarFh !!

Possesses these qualities prominent degree having
first cured himself, and for the last twelve years he has
used the SURE CURE in his practice physician with the
most gratifying and unvary-ing success.
We would caution the public against purchasing any
preparation claiming to be the same similar. None
genuine without the autograph, James keck VI. D.
The wrapper of each package
We do not ask 20 believe statements,
viii publish the certificates Of unknown
siding n the East distance: but. the
trry respectfully refer those afflicted with CATARRH
20 the following
HOME testimony:
]. NJ STROWBRIDGE, Esq. Capitalist. Portland, or
JOSEPH BJCHTEI- Esq, sheriff MultnOmah county
Portland, or
e.. H. WHEELER ESg-, Merchant, East Portland
a.. r. TT ANlIN. ESQ. Engineer. Car shops. East Portland
". u. CUMMINGS, Esq, Peoria. Or
hundreds O e-tiuOuial> from the
able citizens oregon and Washington only refer 10
the names OF few wcllknown and prominent individuals
Ask your Druggist FOR
DIR. James KeeIS's Sure Cure for Catarrh.
And>ee that his Signatures ON the wrapper each package
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Or six Bottles for $500.
Re- \ liberal discount TO druggists
send orders To- DIR. JAMES KICK & Cos.
No 10 First Street, Portland, oregon.
Orto HODGE, DAVIS x CO.,
SeI6 3m Wholesale Agents, Portland. Oregon.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
NEW THIS WEEK.
MRS. II. II. CAM.
Fashionable MiIiner and DreSS-maker,
AT the store opposite stone a Cos Grocery, on
Front street. Seattle. w I. nofu

FOR CHILDREN r%E rsIIASgrS SgnSTnH Illustrates r%,,
Magazine viii it, 18th year in 1881. SI.5O
"a Year in advance. Send for sample No. and Pre-
Inium List. NEW Subscribers get extra Nos. by
subscribing now. Address:
iH Nursery Publishing Company. Boston. Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
M A RriN'B rERhN
N,,s.sud Now. Of usnsrsi Interest.


Tho funeral al Mr Gordon Eohin~a,
ol UraudNirw, ohIn, took llarc, ,,sirr
day, ium the Residence Ut hls islhr' IN
law, Jamcs II, nannun. EsI,
Rev q, ". thal,on, ga,r his church
hero notice last Sabbath that I've aouid
make application a. the rrshytery al
It's next mrvI,lr Ia lT released from hts
prrscut charge, consisting al Martin \
fwry and Rulsrpnrt churches
Rnhi. nrun,s. Who Mas Knocked oi'
the railroad, SATURDAY evening. al",r
Ra,ncytowu. Is getting along very well
aud has ~ notion al diving,
frank SriswlcL son ui pr Sclgwick,
has become iull ilrdgci attorney.at'
Law, having been admitted Ia the liar
last week hy tho Supreme Court ~ Col
umhus,
Mira los. MrJ,ll riurnrl last week
ltom u months visit among friends IN
Iowa
THIS community was Visited yrsier'
daN morning hy the heaviest rain oi tho
scasun.
The miners at Ralney's cual works
ate .,ill hanging nu, ior ~ cents per ton
Nina Gordun Robinson Is lying s,ck At
the rrsidru,r Ut hrr father, j, u. prrn.
uru, fsI
JM. korr, E~,, ol Fourth street, has
improved his residence ny aiding an
other story IL IT,
To night is the night lot the regular
iuouthly meeting oi Council.
Camp meeting under the auspices at
tho A. NJ, l., Churuh, oi Wheeling, Nj !
begin IN Walnut Urovc On the 10Th II
July \ number at Noted ministers
have promised ~ he present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07

Such a rainfall. aud nj this season NJ
the YEAR. IL almost Without prr,e,,rnt.
aud many Ewes are hcins css, Ia alarm
Al the sky Ia scc when a cessation may
hr t,a>nnahl, rNIrclrd, Farmers are
aira,l al rust IA thu wheat, and The lear
~ we'll founded, Persons living IN val
lr,s anl ~ low s,ouni Rrr tratiul III IN
undst,nn. aud iIyrrmrn only ATE wear
in1 happy ia'rs.
The heavy rain al Monday night did
considerable damage ~ tbs nrishhot'
hnol, most al whhh WAS outside al tie
CITY. THE caNing at n sewer on thr cor-
nrr III toii aud sixteenth sirrris aud
tho dt.pla,Vmcnt oi cul,hlssionrs herr
aud ihcU numm,d up the damage ~
wheeling
tat tho National rnad the injury done
Was very considerable. ~ fda'ugton
tho water poured down ~ sheets and
rolled oil IN Volumes frncps were
washed away. harms anl ou,houscs In.
undated and io~l innumVrahle were
drowned,
Al slackyard hollow ,hclun hrcanc
u loaniius torrent that overlooked aud
oycrran the mad. ~ every dip IN Tho
pike tho water rau I'll Al such rata and
at such depth that horses wctc rom.
psllcd IL plough through over knee
deep Travel ou the tim Grove sruad
Was entirely suspended. as. indeed. Mas
travel III every description.
A. Peters rnn, near Mira tesy's. the
same scene Was rccnacicd, aud 80 ON
further out. u seemed as though tho
H.. In. A..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07

The maria On the eanss las. sy.uiu,
indicated Q aspih at ksl o inchrs IN
the el.AnNsl snd talllns sloWly. Wesths,
cloudy pasinsn dan.
River men predict Iisht rice In the
river to-day.
Tho Hudson passed down Al ,Au
Monday.
The Katie steckdals, en- route to Gin.
cinna,i. passed down At 4 O'Clock yss,er.
day morning.
The Rsvon 10 the regular rarkersbun
racket for thla morning.
All the local b,ats have rvovsr,Sl ircr
the Fourth Of July sxcurs,ons snd at,
again ready Tor business.
The Andes 20, away for Cincinnati
yrsieniav afternoon At four O'Clock, With
4 fair trip.
The rrea Ellison took an excursion
of about l1A persona irom Rrllairc "a,
Darlington On the 9th. They were crlc
bratina.
Tho Annie Kelly wss getting read,
last night 10 ~ down the river. TIN,
bost viii leave to-day.
Tho towlsaat ]. W. Gould passed. down
with cS,al fleet yestcriay.
Tho Fearless has left tho Top mill auL
nome up the river 10 Pittsburgh.
The ]. II. tlubbcll, = small h,sl lrau,
tho Mnskinaum river, IL Al prrscni nn
the dry docks awaiting repairs,
rirmnuRam, July G-Rivrr b icr, i
inches AMI rising Weather cloudy AMI
,ool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
Canap Meeting A ssc<,,a,tou.

Tho members VI tho camp mntiu,
association wrN all pwsrnt Al tho husi.
ncss meeting hold on the grounds ,cs
tcr,lay, Arrangements wew made 10,
cleaning up tho SrouuLs, providing
tents aud cottages aud other details
II MAS lwil~l alsn 10
urt up a rousing his choir, such ~ Ia,
never brca had before. The m~ilus
willopen August 10Th and continue tea
DAYS. The proposals Tor laying water
pipc ani furnishing all parts m the
around with clear fr~h water. MAS nici,
rsl Ia a committee, they 81 rpou AZ ih,
next meeting ~ tho Association. whrh
will I've held IN this city neat kniv
This il something the grounir heel AMI
Il Is ~ hc hoped u will hc don"
tnmmitirr~ wrrr also appointed ,rs.
tcrlsy IN Public Worship, rIluuuS :.
HOOK STOW and MstnihN The Cnm
ml,,er un Public Worship consists at
Rows u. u, h, niN, T. H. Hughes u {.
Winding aud 4. L. MaSicn. Msho,,
rcck aud DR.. rhnhurn will b. prcscnl
during the ra,np.mcct,ng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
pIILaENT DENfoCRATs'
Progress ef tho County orv""''
sntiou-The Central Club.

EuttuN-lucSVuN >"
Never In their political history have
IN. democrats al this city, county anu
vicinity opene,, 4 campaign win suen
.niri, and enthusiasm N al present anu
lie rrsult will In apparent IN tho vp.a
this mll. la every quarter o' Tue Guy
organizations are bcins perfected ana
rluhs sprlngtns ar. ,
The Eoor,h wati IL alrea,iy ranged In
lin, and under tair Roadway. Such AN
ether political club VAS never seen !"
that section, lot vim, aud Interest," a,
Tho First ward will organise 'hm
prs,n, week, aud tho voieisarr a'rrauy
cas, NJ about lar u suitable r"rma"'"'
~" The SECOND, Filth, Sixth and Eighth
m, nr,pariug and tho Seventh says l
viii bass, tho hes, organization aud
drum corps In town. Tho tirs' namru
NAN, In preparing Tor \ gigantic r"'"
raising and a rnus,ng wari meeting
rus CNNrRAi eva
mo, a, tho city building, last niahi, u
larse number IT prominent Democrats
hrins present,
lion, All Caldwell presided and liar'
~ 4 nlark actcl IN rrrorling SECRETARY,
under tho temporary or2anitai'"n'
4 constitution aud bylaws woio sub
miilrl aud referred ~ tho next meeting
Tor action,
A large room on Main street, cnmmo.'
dinus aud we'll Tilted ipr u central heat
quarters, was viewed by the c"mm'ltr"
on hall and the result rnpor'~' lhe
matter was rccomm,t,ed to tho commil.
,rr, With power to act, A portion at
tho funds lott from The last campaign
viii la employed IN iltting NJ tho hat
N,ssrs koh,. Simpson, W, |" hcarnr,
pcnis O'Nr,l,r, I, NJ Ewing aud Wit
liam Myles wcro appointed r"nin"t"
an prrmanrnt ursan'sa,Inn, Hnd w"
cluh adjourned IL mrct ut the rRlI at tue
trmpora,y chairman, This event VII
h, duly announced, with tho place "l
meeting, IN these columns
After the Adjournment, tho rommi't'r
ON rrrmancu, organization met and "f'
saniard h choosing Roht simpson
rasirmau aud bouts okcetlr secretary.
The con,m,lirc will report tho following
AZ prrmaucnt oilircs
rr.ilcui Col Il, NJ. lclaplain. =,
Vac, rrrs,druts Washington, Alirrd
Caldwell. Madison, T. hcunrdy CLAY,
Eoh,. Simpsru; Union, J. NJ, EM,ns
Ccn,rc, u. I, prvries, Webster, \, Rc's'
tor. E,lchic, lnuis Asmus Ewh"nd,
john McCullorh; lihorty, \, = Jacob
rr,ai,lph,a. rhos. ohirni at large
,;co,.r Ra,nl, ~, aud Vim. Mylns.
CNrrrsrcuding Secretary -"e"rs" w
lrllIrs
Rc,oriiug Secretary I, NJ, ha'rsh'
Treasurer AlrN, lrdcgran
E>c,uti,rC Committee Mlchaol Eril'y,
Simon uork hr,mrr, !. q. ii"llmsn, \,
!. Wilson, 4, ", Wait, aud Louis prl'
hruggc,
Finance Committee ", l" lloarnr,
I, &. Anderson. Eco, u T'nslr, y, L..
Rice, \. u. Ewing, ". I, thamhrts, aud
lamcs SpcN"r, -,
Constitutional Cnmmiitc' -- i, u.
Jcpsnn, Ralph Ankle, Harry I, i'a'h'
lancs Spr,rr aud John REGISTER,
Cnmmi,icu on ruhlw Speakers y, W.
Sweeney, Ncrrgr W, lrilrrs, l., a. 'r"'
| RAFT
Committee on Naturalization ,'cora,
Hook, T. NJ na,rah, Robert Phillips,
Ucu,s Okccilr, !. W Wait, Charles
otto, John g. Millcr, Fred, mah, tas'
n.,, Hail anil Il it6simunus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
The Mate liouss Flag.

There Mas y con, 4 unons shscncc oi
bunting al tie STATE HOUSE Saturday
and yesterday, especially hen comIsr'
ei With the saturday previous, Han.
coax and English brought out tho Stars
and stripes from each window aud nas
Iah. but Independence hay nad no, .
recognition by our Democratic officials.
-- iHiriiIgssc'r.
tail aud bale are certainly not coz.
spi,uous by their absence Ia the alove
clipping Monday Vas the LAY sct apart
t,r the observance oi the Fourth, aud
the state uags were swuns out on that
day. Those which honorrd Hancock
aud knslish we're private ones, because
tho state bun,iur had been bornwed by
Republicans aud had not been returned.
Aud the gas which vas ~ sroulsd about
nv the Radicals WAS paid icr by Jsaitot
wv,lIal. himself Now give ~ = rest.
NaRs ,hiaIihA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07

Tn, Whr,l,ns Il IT, ttun hai msd'
arrangements loT snmc rcun'nc sport
yeslcnlay hut this everlasting rain put
A stop L. n lusI as things acro sotung
interesting MrSSrsA RsbcNck, stewart,
,px. Jarsrr aud n~ishi, accompanied
hy n,h,, membcrs al the Cloh aud
l,w friends, went oui I" The
Ion, range 50 admirably h>cd IA
liornhranks fak, yas,criay, and
,,,mmcu,e,i their shooting The team
All i've dist shot 40 stu warts, and then
Al ma ,aris. ~ both DISTANCES o>c'l
Ion, s,Nrrs wrIC made lay all the sen'
,lcmcn. When cycyythios VAS IA road''
ness h,r the l.UO yards shoot, tho ra'n
cam, up and all wcro obliged IN sdlons
IA Is pr,hablc that these gen,lemen vii
shnoi lor same pTisO on Iho i,0H ysrds
range on THURSDAY vi THIS week, HAT,
al Last, Is the latCn,,on,
Arrangements hav, hcen male mT TIE
Pittsburgh Rifle Club 10 c"me do"a u"
this city so,us tine wiIhin the ensuing
two ~reks and try the skillet Whechag
marksmcn.
To al these matches the pnbl'c u 'n'
yitc,i to attend aud MinS their opera
glasses with thcu,, So that they can s'e
all there Is ~ he seen,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07

Attention Is cdllrd Ia the do'r'o at
,nurt ADVERTISING the salc ~, that pui at
the Grant llousc property An9"n asiHr
N tanner nnuS,. On SAinutaN, iu'N
llth, at the lroal door at ,Ec Count
House, at Ia o'clNCk \ "
The lot Is iiNlSs icVt, mo,c az less,
The huild,ng Is three s,uIWs aud 'nNCrs
,lr entire trout. u ,s substantially
hu,lt. has all the mnicrn improvements
AMI ,,,n,ru,cucCS, aud ~ adm,rahly
alaptrd to hotel purposes, TOR wh''h u
Is uou uscd. fhc,r ate two tue store
ro,n,s ga arst toor, which eau hc n,cn'
pirl independently at the hHicL T'Il'
believed ~ h0 perfect,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
GENERAL MARKETS.
u,uasnuas,.

O,Nc,NnAr,, July t--tnitrn rud
At lisc, tlour-Sinnsr, OLD hmll,
4, iN.Sa rs; new ~ s,spi ~ Wheat
S,anr aud tlrm, M a. ed ',Sr Com
Stronger; high mixed IN oals t,uun
and hrm; M . mixed IN. R,
Quiet At ~. NatlrN i ull anl noat
nal; No = TALL S,kh rork- Slmng aui
HIGHER ut $la M LAID Demand tat
sud prices u shade higher At 81 u, EuDA
MrAis--S,rons At - 6sC01 M l's"n
Quiet aud finn ~ ~ =, lW' GASs ~
Whisky--At ~ ", Butter -Vulci
choicc Western Reserve io,@i,c, 'cn
trail Ohio ,hoicc i&s,A. lan~rsI ~
In lair druand AT t,c.
Tuisaa.
TNIHno, July IT, Wheat ,.uirt Ma
I white Michigan 81 M; M. : uri Va
lash spot 81 Oh; ssller July DC, scllr'
August Wsc; new NJ 2 rcd Q ~
Corn Quiet; high m,xel mtc; Nn .
spot aua seller July @lc; scllrf hn
gust mir; NJ, white NH; ri~l",
Sslc damaged Ilr, oa,s--hoil, ""
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07

.xs.rmsna aas islsadsl bst hsss -.
m" rain intsrtsrsd, The water sweps
al All The saaSsri walis ia!e ,hs n|se ., saa
covered The dancing plathsn WIN a.Soii
~ Ivy ~ S."S snssre NAo tept time 70 IRA
,M s, W an,rseclns strains, and the srs'
cioas larlets aai hreAa pYLs wmM ~ls
we're neatly ttlmmesl, Mrn!shM AmR s.
room i"r romantic young teles to n.n
and observe the grand workings OF "a.
iurr, NE party returned TO ,ns WY
shou, one q cloek Yesterday mern'ns'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
We her iua,oa,,oaa

W,su,>Urx. JuN - N tW
rrunrssro aud the ohIH Valley, 'lrar
az ps,lly cloudy wCath,r Mouth winds,
h,,s,n,ug ValmGlc, stationary ~ msh''
Temperature snd Stationary i"'"m'iC'
For the lower ibN,s, clear ~ PARTY
rlouJy weather. variable winds, station
a,> temperature aud hiucmricr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-07
Nun,,,pa, Court Judss uraumsr

,,,uIt mct at ~ n'Clo,k 4 ", NrStci
Jay. AMI uuns,rtrl the following
The cas-, at the Cleveland, lnS'a
rauss Valley aud Whcchns Railway
Vomlany w.. u. ", krun,dy IN rs.
sumrsi,, was continued unt'l the w\t
tcrm.
Adjourned until Ia O'clock tn,s morn'