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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
ST. cLAIRsvILLE.
Democratic Delegates Instructed for
Thurman-The Republicans Want sher-
mana Demolished School House 70
Be Rebuilt Common Pleas Court Jurors

Democratic Delegates Instructed for
Thurman-The Republicans Want shsr-
mana Demolished School House 10
Be Rebuilt Common Pleas Court Jurors
The village on the hill IL unusually
quiet. No court in session; the county
seat fight laid away until next winter;
no new scandals; nothing 10 relieve the
mJnotony and quiet incident 10 inland
towns
Politics are beginning to attract con-
siderable attention over here, and the
friends Of tue various presidential can.
didates are busy looking after the inter
ests Of their lAyorites Thurman and
sherman appear 20 have the lead In
their respective parties. The delegates
to the Democratic State Convention
from this county are Instructed Tor
Thurman.
The Republican primaries. he'd on
last "Wednesday, a. Tar ne heard from,
resulted In the choice of sberman deie-
gatcs IN all the to~nshiPs, cxcept Fees
and Pultney. wber- the Blaine men
came out ahead. The county ooovsn-
ZION 90 setsct Delegates 90 tbe h-Pobli-
can State Convention, viii lie held
here to-day. The Sherman men will
doubtless secure the delegation 10 20
lumbus.
Arrangements are being made 10 re-
build the Cherry Hill sehooi house near
this place, which was blown down o
week agO.
The following delegates 10 the Re
publican County Convention we're elect
e,l in this township on Tuesday: Henry
West, Charles II. Arick, T. n. Rea, j.
b. Hose. and James r. Tallmsn. There
we're only four anti-sherman votes cast.
Our Township Board Of Educstion
has ordered copy OF Websters Un-
abridged Dictionary for each school In
the district.
The following jurors have beea drawn
10 serve at the next term of Common
PIees cosrt. which commsnoes Asy is'
W. 8. Merhem. wssbisvsoa sssn-
ship; samne! Leek. wsrrsn; 4.
Pultnsy; asnud wharton. 6oDsrton !;
Archihsid Cole, ST., Wayne; ,. MGR.
PuIsnsy; Conrsd FssAsy. Pslfssy; De-
r;as Dorssy, York; kcbsst nssvish
Puitnsy; yoha MeHsioe, s@ith ea1e9
a. Cenens. Psass; u = Caldue1ls
Nod; Ephrsin saidss. Wsz.sa; has1s
pss;e Jusr-J. +. Bushs.as, wsnss
sovnship: Gso- Rotinson, rsasg 49,
- Br5wn. Ooisszin; = D. 4ulsy
Fcnss; Wn. Y DuG Waf1sns !: ~
Day, Puit.sy assnss
T~visr. kickls.d; Jcesph Ira usjsa
NJ bsskss. Whsssisg ~ Es~'
oss q Gov: y.s..s ssys.,s. q
~. 1900 ~ Rtukss1aG : 1aFUX ue1l
ksows eIl!.ns q - - hsss-
=. A zlsss.as. y o. srs@as-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
EN0LAN ID.
Political Nossip.

LONDON, April 23.- Earl Granville
aud Lord Harrington on their return
home from Windsor Castle, drove TO the
residence OF Gladstone, and they are
now in consultation. Ii is believed
Earl Granville conveyed the Queens
request for an interview with Gladstone.
Gladstone to Form New Ministry.
LONDON, April %. The Tmes, in its
leading article this morning, says: The
ministerial crisis is ended, Gladstone
has accepted ia" duty Of forming the
administration, designating himself as
Chancellor of the Exchequer aud First
Lord oi the Treasury. Mr.. Gladstone
received perfect ovation at Windsor.
lie spoke from the window ot the rail-
road carriage, thanking the people for
their kindly greetings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
HOUSE.

Mr.. Cox, chairman Of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported back the
joint resolution for the abrogation OF the
Clsvton-Bulwer treaty, as the unani-
nous report OF the committee. Re-
ferred 10 the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr.. Cox also reported back the joint
resolution for commission tn ascertain
the basis OF reciprocity with the British
provinces, which was ordered printed
and recommitted.
Private business having been post.
pOned until tomorrow, the House went
into Committee OF the Whole ON the
Special Deficiency bill
The Senate amendment relative To
the appointment o. special deputy mar
shals was, after brief discussion, con-
Cured in without division.
The amendment provides that APP
poIntments OF special deputy marshals
shall be made by the Circuit Court of
the United States for the District in
which such marshals are 10 perform
their duties; but should there be no ses-
sion Of said court then the District
Judges are authorized To convene their
courts for that purpose.
The committee then rose and reported
their action to the House, when that
action was ratified.
Mr.. Waddell alluded 10 the terrible
tornado which had swept over the town
Of Marshfeld, in his district, and which
hal left a large number of persons
homeless and destitute. aud introduced
a Joint resolution directing the Secretary
OF War TO furnish the Governor of Mis-
souri, with five hundred tents for the
benefit Of the sufferers. The joint reso-
luton was passed.
Mr.. Hammond, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported back the bill au-
thorizing the registration OF trade marks
and the protection thereof, and the
House proceeded to its consideration.
After q debate the bill went over
without action.
The Speaker announced the appoint
msnt of the following members as se-
leet committee tO investigate the alleged
corruption in regard TO the contested
election case OF DOnnelly w. Washburn:
Messrs. Carlisle, Bicknell, Reagan,
O'Neil, Updegralf, Of Iowa, and Butter
worth.
The House then took a recess until
7:20 O'Clock. The evening session tO
be for the consideration OF the bill es.
tablishing a municipal code for the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
AFGHANIsTAN.
Desperate Battle-susos.. of the British.

Desperate Battle-5uecess Of the British.
CABuL, April p. 2.-General Stewart en-
tered Ghuzni TUESDAY after the battle
on Monday, in which the Aighans lost
more than | 900 killed. General Stew
arts loss was IL men killed and lis
wounded
Additional advices from Cabul repre-
sent that General Stewart, while march.
ing y miles west OF Ghuzni, encountered
abOvt 1900 Aishans, and while he was
preparing 10 attack them 5000 of the
enemy's horse rushed upon both tlanks
oi his line. After one hours desperate
fighting, the enemy was beaten and the
whole body dispersed over the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

terian Church OF St. Clairsville, is In
Allegheny this week attending . meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors of the
Theological Seminary OF that place.
There are $50 cases now on the
docket OF the Common Pleas Court, and
il is expected the number will reach
575 by the time the next term begins. :,
The name OF the narrow gauge railroad
has been changed from Bellaire and 81.
Clairsville to the st. Clairsville railroad.
The law requires change OF name when
q company Is reoryaniSed. Hence the
change that hss been made in our road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
Yesterdays Proceedings

was carried DS majority OF \,
Yesterdays Proceedings
SrAUNToN, April 23.-The convention
reassembled this morning, and skirm.
ishlng begun. The question up il,
whether the convention shall nominate
delegates TO Chicago before deciding
whether the nomination OF the electoral
ticket shall be postponed or not. The
straight-outs are evidently feeling more
confident.
STAUNroN, Va, April 23.-The Re-
publican convention at last reached a
test vote and the result is victory for
the straight-outs, by 80 to 81. The vote
was upon the resolution offered by j.
II. Rlvrs and also signed by T.. W.
Early, W. C. Wickham and Ross llamil-
ton, the last tho culored. The resolu.
ton was that the convention now pro-
ceed TO nominate and elect our lull
electoral tickets. The first section OF the
resolution, that no electOr shall be
placed upon Republican electoral ticket
who is not pledged to support the Re-
publican nominee at Chicago, was adopt
ed unanimously.
Over the last there was bitter contest,
and, II being the pending question and
tine call insated upon, bolt seemed i'm
minent.
DIR. Norton, colored, one Of the Read
uster leaders, said his side was debarred
from the debate and that they would
now leave, and when they came together
again they wonld welcome them with
Hot Shot and He'll.
Norton and a number OF his followers
started out Of the hall, but personal
friends ON the other side gathered around
th5m, and General Wickham made an
earnest appeal 10 them 10 not revolt,
when they took their seats.
Mr.. Massey oi King William conn
ty, custom house officer, then
gave that they would not take
any part in voting for the electors,
and would call on the party to make a
ticket about the 2Sth of July. There
was almost row in the convention to-
day, growing out OF a dispute between
Rves, OF Lynchburg, and DeEendorf, oi
Norfolk City. The parties used violent
language, and seemed about 10 come to-
gether. The
Whole Convention Was in Disorder,
and il took the united efforts Of she city
police, the officers OF the house and
Mayor al Staunton 10 prevent
general fight. The parties, howeyer,
were Afterwards reconciled and shock
hands.
After the passage Of the resolution
referred to, the Convention elected rs
electors at large, on the Straighout
ticket, Gen. W. &. Wickham ami Rev.
J. NJ. Dawson. DR., c. l.. Norton was
nominated, but declined, being still re-
bellious.
The delegates are now conierring,
preparatory 10 the nomination Of dele
gates to Chicago and district electors,
and colored band is serenading the
Convention in compliment OF the
Straighout's victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
the osntlsman Wins

IL you SPEAK the right word At the
ri<ht time; il yoa sre careful 70 leave
n.,oDle vlth . good impressions ~ you
SL-s a. xs.os-- oa the rights OF others as
|.E Yourself, u YOU 10 not pui
yoasse4 unduly lorwsTi; ii you 10 not
- ne eourtesies which belong TO
y1os p1Dition, Won are sure 10 accom-
plish zach in life which others with
sQusl ability fail TO. This is where the
race is not 10 the swift nor the battle TO
the strong ID is where you make peO-
pie feel that yOu are unseltsh and hon
orable and truthful and sincere. This
is what society is looking Tor in men,
and it Is astonizhing hos much men are
able 70 win seif-respect and usefulness
who possess these qualities OF good
breeding. II 10 almost the turning
point Of success in practical life.-BOs-
toe Hsrah a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
RUSSIA.
sentence of Political Offender.

Sentence Of Political Offenders
Moscow. April 23-Six political
offenders have been tried by court-mar-
tial. three-oi whom were condemned to
eight years and four months penal ser
yitude respectively, two TO two years
and one months imprisonment, and the
sixth will be sent 10 the asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
DEATH OF DE YOUNG.
Killed by a Son OF Mayor Hal
lOch.

SAN Francisco, April 23.-Chas. DE
Young was shot and killed at 7:3O
o'clock this evening by j. VI. Kalloch,
spn OF ]. ). ksllOch, in the ChroHici,
office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
PhihdslphiA

PHILADsLrHiA. April g.
FIrmsr, under the lnnueao
vsnce OF I6per cent. st the Ia
Ohio, Pennsylvanis and Wei
Xxx and above 1tS5sc, erd
medium 02f96Sc; cs,srse Sc.
Michigan, Indiana and Wee
CS5tc; medium e0462,c, q
washing. combins and dslAid
unwsshed Wts47ic; Cansja
washed 65e5Sc; tub washed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
IMMIGRATION.
The Chinese Question.
sp-rial 10 the Register


sg-,'isl 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, April %.
Last night there MAS general debate
In the House on the hll which apPrO-
pirates about S250OOO to immigration.
ihe Unitea s,sl<~ s.ss~~.s Ss.Et -,
ing dec,.'e 4 >ns< - $3.50 "a - =! -
assessmen = from innas rnsS, ss fos<
City, it is coas~essd by her rPIsssss
tives, has nss 10 rcss The snIls sx'
psn-s eosnscssd M - basinssA
Thsy think the United States govern
neat. shich derives greet benefits nom
iasnixr<liOn, should pay the expenses
iscid<nt lo IL. Mr.. Congei opposed the
I'LL, Il conrse. ID sas 10 10 apparent
flAl r. Messing the bill I'M Csitor-
Knnsl ~ eetermlued 10 bring in the
Chimes question and de Ists u fully.
In kct, Mr. Paigs oPen<f Ahe ball last
u ght ON this line. The fpert OF Mr
WTight's committees, a syroPsis OF which
/ ssnt she RnsDxkR. val farnsh ma
tsri n ~ scors al anti IN hessspesehes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
kesrney's Case.

SAN FRIScIsco, April 23-The su-
preme Court to-day granted Dennis
kearney a writ of habeas corpus, re-
turnable before the Superior Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
DRY ooops.
n 90 Ymt.

Nsw YosE. April 2s.-Dr
The order demand from inter
10 Increasing, but personal
continue light Cotton goods
sts demand, and the bssi rnsk
In first hands. Prints qui'
hams. lawns and dress goods
quest. woolen goods Dovin
on I'D orders. but the currss
10 light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
PA'lsdslss,

srmsr; Min .c,. asnl .s,.. 2 ::
30; GOOD q; 90 Sa,S 10. s
9uisat a 2S.\ssi 20; w,
No. red on tra&I a,'~M
Ter ALL 81 sii M ~; N
May : a6ibia. ss,"l
July NTibid, NE sS.N
Steady; Sisctsd In a. s ~
western tpt 5s(sSsicShJvy
April, Sic ii, Sic ssAS
bid. I7c ask.l /; seller = SfS -
asked. Data Firm: Sn'y1V CI
t4lc; No. 2 do niisIs'o ~ w ]
SHIic; poYions-P.mTt I.3
mess $iSW. k-Ae-SNS S<%E1
Hams-smokel 9!CsloSc: 49,
Sc. lad-A,$T Sot5s 80 Va
firm and unehnged. Evvs-
lOtc. Checse-carcr and VA YtfA
ern good l2S s.. Pr,t~leo'v-
nsily unehsnsd. whisss -"
Sneinnaa.
CIScixHAri. April q - Ia Il
Dull and lowe At lllc. No.,
and nominal; family s. 0ls No. !
8 60ls6 39. WheG-erong S
|sssfEN :.
demand st 81 Dj2}3S a., -
6i@7t; whi - ~ E&f|
ter Weaker -, -
choice roll lsC5 = -
at 60c. T4f - - -
gan red 81 lMyut mi -
e. sI:: 'S:: 'SS::;:.At:ls' ls'sl;
=. = = : !. ! !:
q prime ~ |tioh q t(1)oI2t<
Export hesl q f5lrSs><
shipu,1 Z ID to-Lots6j -
head U1AM i.?oo auo24kXl
beef, ~ III G. 100 Hn0BW.{
mutt ~ y y~sed hoeS ~
Sheep pSN6l1 $40 hesl -
at further advance Of the rsuN ~
feringr quickly pold al n 7sRe ~ r
100 pounds Tor xoDled sheepl S 80
o 90 for clipped do; g. 51w WBer}
wooled ycariingv; % 8Oo,sG :,kt sll(
do; and % 50C87 50 per heal W
lambs from Jersey; fat Color1
100 pounds. st 81 per 100 lbs, ~
Hogs Receipts 800 bead
Tered alive: feeling rstlrr bel h
good western corn fed nomin * -
at a S0t9i 20 per 100 N. ..H |
OHicAoo. April a3.-ns ~ ~
nal reports hog rccsipu 49,
shipments d, 800 heed. Mvsel e1e3DS J
and prices g. higher; choios be1fNS
"a Is; mixed packing - \
light a 1904 30; chiefly "
Cattle-Receipu 400
msnts 800 head. Market du
at . decline of ic from w~in
. fair business; shipping
butcher steady; cows y W
~ 2542 90: stOckers and fes
"a o. ~
I oSnnwn11uln<HA - r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
Extraordinarily firm


STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SroCEs-The market Was strong dur
ing the entire day, the occasionsl r-ac
tions being very slight, and IpleveA =
q further advance. The 11o(u11r
from the lowest point range Goo i
q per cent, and extendeds ADouGDul
the entire list, being most nnglno1 = ~.
ci6c Mail. Canada Southern. - -
shares, Iron MouAtsin aud os1s6uopA
stocks. The market clo~ed frm at
within a fraction Of the highest figures
al the day. Louisville and Nashville
fell of from 1856! to l35, rose 10 l39 and
closed at 1874.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 236.0O0 shares. OF
which 1900 were Canada southern,
5000 Delaware. LAAskawanna and West
ern, 1900 Erie, 7,0N Hannibal and NJ.
Joseph, 1900 lron Mountain, 900
Kansas and Texas, $500 Lake Shore, 800
Nashville and Chattanooga, $500 Mich
igsn Central, 400 Louisville and Nash.
vile, 10000 Northwestern, 1900 New
Jersey Central. 5000 Ohio and Missis.
sippi, 1900 Ontario and Western, 32,-
900 Pacific Mail. 1900 ~. Paul, 1900
Wabash and Parihc. and $1,000 Western
Irnion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

:, o.sa:s.s,. .,.,..,;.a As1 Sd. -: :
z e. 'as usssl t'n.s p 1ee~ Q.
sssaiss ssrsess ds.osdss sits -
-: I'll E ,::,:Erss ::s'':::: = !::
49, - - <gsoo. = ~ v.suSnt De
alsmt.al q - (rhooL Il y ssit thst
! pss \ -. ,rs--.as shs. 'A'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

On Saturday morning when the men
employed ct the Americas lion Works
went 70 vosk, they voro n<1aed that
their wages would b reduced from
$l.5o 90 $i-l5 per sday. Wtthous much
they would nos - - we'd -oa shpss
terms. ssssra knndBod np& - thua
any morsI M ~ a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
Minor Mention,
4.hs Iron Trade nOvins westward

Is the title of an elaborate statistical
article in the IrVA 4e lFeb. 2sl. ID
groups Va. and w. Va, with the
Southern States, all those 8. al the
Ohio, showing that the Eastern and the
Middle States are falling behind in the
percsntsses Of production OF iron in the
Il. s. while the Western and Southern
States are advancing. In ls7s the
Southern States produced, OF the U. s.
product, some ~ per cent OF the char
coal pig; l2 per cent. Of bituminous coal
and coke pig. (remarking thai in this
production during the last 9 years "no-
tably the :. States have secured q mark
ed advance; 10 per cent Of the rolled
iron sxciasivs a rails, and II Per cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF INCEST

Death from Intoxieition-Hs Did Not
Know II was loadsd-Peter Kings
Attorneys Working Hard to Save
His Neek-$i00 Reward or
fered for Hendershot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

AlxxAxpkIA BAs. Jan. s. isso
III. n Wsr,.<r q Oh:
ei0nxu; ! have been troubled with
kndney difficaliy ior the Last three years
a.d in October lsss had . very severe
stsack. I then oommenced taking your
sac Kidney and Evsr Care aud obtsin-
"a rsiief q once have used tuo bot
tles and fcei = veil - eses, and ] shaLl
alxays kssp . saPply a Warnsr's s~is
Ksdssy and t1vsr ours In ths hoass- 7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
wsshinsson ses.sty ia Jsskss
Atlantic MOnthly.

Atlantic hosthly.
In former years the viIdes, q
use,i 10 spend their evenings
oasly playing Whist, With iragaI
d bfoiled oystsrs, broad and
and Q glasa os tvo of Madeira.
licking Jackson Insn substitute
ior whist. and induisci In -
bstIons Of whisky, while TN
tables we're grsoed, according
son, with Q baked rsoooon.
With fried sweet potatoes,
bsrk ducks, or shad broiIed
hickory krs on IN oat board
ton tobscco vas freely smoked
bot lev. except the membsu
plomatie corps, indulscd In q
Assemblies we're held one(
h~tueen CHRISTMAS day and
nes,iay, 70 which sll the resI
dies In the city Who danced
ted. II u also customary for1
the Cabinet officers and otbert
houss 10 give d lssAt one sve
during each season oi Congo
tons Tor which we're Issued.
ct thsss parties ussd 10 ssssmh
9 o'clocf. and after taking :
vrsps In an upper room they !
70 t6s pasios, WHARF The boss
~ rscsivsd ~tbem- Tbs
49, vsst y - psseh bow
- ~ sheDWs UhIch 10
49, - 49, eeepte Iessl
SsssssS . 1sSc1e4
Skssss.sss kssss sss s:is.1 szs e 80
tilIsoos asA eoessa daecss
dd nos dsacs slbovsd them v
the crowd, coavsssing With q
css. and the msn frsqoentiy
oshss giass d punch. ,l
Al 10 The quests vsss inu
suppss tsbls, which vas oeee
| ~ back porch. yhish Sv6sy
- hoose ksd n tboes -
- sissys bos1st -
~ esllsssy skil - ~
~ Tbsrs 80 s~
so .,idIs q vsslsee y
80. - spss ssesosd
l ~ r -
SsssT - = si is,,ssissss1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

wAsnsssOx. April sS7-At ths Cab
met nesting to-day Setrstsry kvsrts
rad q lsttsr lroua ths Unissd States
consai q Bsn<<ok, Sian. stating that
the KiDx Of that county would leave
ti,s lsitcr part q this month Tor a tour
taroazh Enrops and The United states
Itsss oonclnaed ~ ,ssoty the ConEres-
!. sxlon1i committs>s "A Foreign Affairs
~ kinss sa<irspssst visit and rec
:, A. ssgsseresss ee;se.sss.sss isnsasas g. .sas z
aited slslr< Nan o. War y
ron Eos'<ndvas discussed
slthoat sction-
su1r<d dSllzrs. With
~ -oms eAttis. II.
fcant - coall
SIP - each
"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

packing u 1904 20; butohS
I 30. Receipts 100 head
1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
VIRGINIA
DAY Of WranRlinI

SrAuSroS, Va, April 23.-ln the Re.
publican Convention, last night, after a
long and heated discussion OF the mo
ton to recommit the resolutions, the
motion was lost by II decided rird roce
vote, and at | A. NJ a motion made by
the Straightouts to adjourn till to-day
uas garriaI lac "a p,ainrttv nf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH,
Money st I to 6 Per csnt.-Gevsrn-
msns Stroag = Flour Steady
Wheat uassttsd and Higher
-hsgs Steady.
sINAhUE
New York.

Hxw YoRK, April %. - AoSsv-
At Goa per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sos per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills weak
at 81 Sal; demand at 81 s7l. Dry goods
imports for the weak 8, 10000.
sILvxH-At London 81 II pence; bar
silver here llSl; subsidiary silver coin
lGAl per cent discount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-24

Sudden Transfer Of Political Ansotions.,,
Progress IN the Library Wort.n
incest-Death from Intoxication-Aooi-
dsntally Shot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19

Half the liquors sold are tinctured with
injurious compounds of the ''chio berry,
order, and have rad effect on the system.
Drink Lemp's beer. and you will lake some
thing not only n(9asant but healthy in its
effects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-19
NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Austin station as
follows; No 3mail and express arrives at a.
IN No 4mail and expires leav es at 1880 a. m.
Connections At Texarkana, with all trains
ON 81 Louis, Iron Mountain s SO. R'w'y, for
all points North East and southeast At Long
view junction an Mlueola, with oil trains on
Information Railroad for Tyler, Palestine,
Houston, Aus in, Galveston nd san Antonio
At Dall1s, with trains OF the Houston \ Texas
Central R'w'y, for Corsieana, Mexla, Bremond,
Waco, Calvert Bryan, Hemp nd, BRENNAN
and all points In Middle and southern Texas.
AT sherman, with II. 4 4, O. R'y, for all
points on the line fthat road. AT Fort Worth,
with stages for all points In Western Texas.
AT Shreveport, with Red River Steamers for
New Orleans. Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
from Fort Worth, Dallas and Sherman to st.
Louis. Any Information In regard 10 rates of
freight and passage, time amt connections VIII
be cheerfully given ON application to Geo.
Noble Gen'l sup't, Marshall, Texae; W. II.
Newman, G. II. A. Marshall, Texas or II W .
Thompson, g. P, st. A., Marhall, Texas,
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

~ EALED proposals Tor the construction of
- two public scboo houses will be r. coived
by the city council of tho city Of Corsicana up
10 November 10, $50, Mt o'clock p, IN.
Pro Osals must be sealed, addressed 20 John
l.. Miller, mayor, and endorsed, Proposals
to build public school houses" The city
council re ervos the right to reject any bid
Etch proposal must be ace0mpan ed by a.
bolii acceptable 10 the city council in the 8 M
OF 81 900, conditioned that the pa ty making
o epame will be ready 10 enter into contract
for the construction Of said buildings within
ten days after his bid is accepted, and will
give bond In q sum equal to The estimated
cost OF the buildings, conditioned for the faith.
IN performance of his contract.
Payments will be made monthly on esti-
mates made by the uperlntendent Ten per
cent. Of the estimates VIII be withheld until
TIC completion Of tie work.
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Coolest and largest psce in town. Henry
L an old knight of "Gambrinus, and knows
bow to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stsnd is connected with the cellar,
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THE ONLY BEER CELLAR

N Dallas isunder Grr'H Livery Stable
Henry Schmid, snle Proprietor.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
plum atSt. Louis Fair, 1870.