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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

The marks on the wharf, last evening
showed . feet 10 inches on the shoals.
The river Is still falling.
The Chancellor arrived from Pitts
hurgh Yesterday, aud will leave on the
81 lawrcucc's time Tor Cincinnati. See
advertisement On another page.
The Fannie Tatum will pass down to
morrow en- route for II. Louis, Kansas
City and Omaha direct
The boys composing the drum
corps are getting up a grand moonlight
excursion to Wheeling On the steamer
Ahncr O'Ncal, which comes of Friday
evening, April - The boat leaves a,
haii-pgst seven o'clock, and returns some
time during the night No,buutk Prog.
After the ST. Lawrence has been re-
paired, the Chancellor will resume her
place IN the Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati
trades leaving Pittsburgh every Thurs.
day evening.
Judge l0ugNorlh, Of Cincinnati, is
about 10 build a small s,ernWhecl scan
boat ioT the exclusive use OF himself aud
friends as an excursion steamer The
judge is prominent member Oi the
Canoe Club.
Captain J. Lukons las bought Mr..
Charles Dei,cr's interest IN the Pres III.
lIsnn
The llcathcriugton aud bargcs leave
to-day tot Cincinnati. where they will
take on John R0hiusons circus. They
will be engaged all summer, probably, in
towing il, visiting all the important
towns along the rivers. Prince & Nor,
rs, owners Of the boat. have the con.
tact
The 81 lAwrence arrived last night
on one wheel. and vent to SWCeney's
Tor repairs. She broke pitmAn aud
pitmau rod, aud run through a Cylin-
der on Wednesday, below Portsmouth.
Her repairs will occupy some two weeks,
probably.
We take the following from the Bel.
laire T0bgHE. We know nothing per
sonaliy OF the matter in question. "The
contest for the gold beaded cane and
culurs, between the steamers Courier,
Diurnal, Welcome and West Virginia.
resulted, We are informed. in Avor Of
the Courier, although claimed by the
Diurnal ia an article in the Wheeling
Reyi4rr, Of Yesterday The committee
have rellssd - aelikeI Us rEits y ,!.e
Dsurnh and have offered TO refund the
money. also have said TO the boat that
owing 10 the fact that the Courier bad
SSS more, that they have decided in her
favor and cannot do otherwise.
PirrssUkoH, April e.--Riyer Q feet, ]
inch and falling. Weather clear and
cool
EvsSSviuE. April s.-weather clear
and mild; merury 90. River y feet
: inches and falling. Down-Jsmes
Guthrie.
CiScISxArI, April 9.--River IS feet
and falling. Arrlyed-E mma GFaham,
Pittsburgh: Parker, ..I,ouisvlilr: Writ
Shlnkle. MenpAiA h-pArted ADDS,
wheeiihE Cilton, s. Louis.
NAsRuLI. April s.--Riyer station
arr, with l6 iesi on the shoals. De-
psrted-RheA. Cairo.
81. LoviS April Q. - Arrived-BelIe
Memphis, Memphis; Departed-Bslle
Memphis, Memphis. River risen
inch. 10 icet inches by gauge. Wealth
er clear and warm.
CAIRo, April 9.-Arriyed - Andy
RAum, Cincinnati: viude Lee, Mem
phis. Mau1e, 81 Louis. DEPARTED
Andy Banm, Memphis; Golden Crown.
New Orleans, Nirgie Lee, Cincinnati
River - feet ; inches and rising. wea.h.
er clear; Thermometer Co
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BARN EsVILLE.
Ethers Weekly Budget OF News aud
Gossip.

Gossip.
The general improvement about town
! is really encouraging. and a. We See
! the painters p)y their brushes, white
wash men apply their snowy aud health.
! iul PREPARATION, the carpenters ham.
| mer busy in its work OF Improvement,
friends and neighbors planting shade
| trees 10 add beauty aud comfort, We are
assured GAINESVILLE is improving
GAINESVILLE is growing. Her people are
awake, aud mean that the city Of the
hills shall not stand still, but 10 on g.
greater success. Business, too, is re-.
yivel ia all branches Of trade, and
dealers are inspired with new yisor and
bOuyanl with hope ior the coming SEA
son, which already gives promise Of
larger sales.
For the frat time in many years the
Republicans OF this township have
elected their entire ticket II is usual
here 10 elect a few Democrats. party
lines not being closely drawn at the
spring elections, bat II was other.
wise this year, and this Republican
stronghold Is nov represented
by Republicans in every office. Among
the defeated candidates i. Col. MackAll,
an old public functionAry, who has
held the office OF Township clerk ior
many yeArs, and ably Discharged his
dutys ana there Il no one perhaps hut
can recall some favor shown, some kind
ness bestowed by him. And a. he re-
tires FROM the Office. the good wishes Of
q host Of friends 10 with him, and we
shall remember him ~ faithful 10 every
duty. His SUCCESSOR, Mr.. Graves. Il
well fitted for the position and 4 gentle
man Of intslligesc-. and deserved 10 be
chosen by his friends X 4. Cunard.
for many years constable. Il defeated iyy
Mr.. Gcoryr Hance. NJ Hanee aiso re-
celSed the nomination Cor Marshal over
Albert Ellis. In The Republican Conyen-
ton. Mr.. Elils has been faithful and
Efficient officer, and many citizens re-
gfct bis retirement, but II IA hoped Mr..
Hanee viii az the place % The satisfae-
tton ~ the public. The folloxina Are
the township ofiieer elected: Trustees,
= l. Jones, n. Brady aud JDo. Hoyard:
Treasurer, y. j. Hager; Asscssor. Iacr,b
Hager; ConstAbles, u. B. Hancs AMI ].
y. Bulger. Corporation oficers-Nayor.
II. W. Baker; harsliai, g.. II Hanoe:
Clerk, u c. Graves: Treasurer. Ri
Haser: Couneil. 7. S. Braiasld; q. s.
Wellons, q. + Hunt and g. l.. lille:
Board Of Eineztion, S. r. Piper. VII.
ham HiIles and Joseph Price.
The EsioDris is ouf in favor Of q neu
railroad 10 in,ersect the Wheeling ana
Iuroaravas railroad al or near Freeport-
fifteen niles from here. This road Z
greatly needed by BsynesyilIe and would |
make our place busy little uanuiae-
turing city. The projef L iaycrabl, |
considered b. our citizens and Il i bro |
eaole that Il win take definite shape 10 |
short tine.
The monthly meeting Of the Temper.
snce Band vas held 10 City Han. Mon
DAY evening. The audience was no, 20 /
arg a. on previous occasions ncr De
progr1mme 20 entertaining. Rev.
onnu was the speaker o. the evening
and bis speech Vas q the eenuine rins
ipll Of good sens and sound doetrins |
perhaps q little on The extreme, VET 4
platform upon which az mist stand be-
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Transfers

The following conveyance Of property
were admitted 10 record in the County
Clerk office yesterday.
4 deed made April 5, 1850, by Henry
BALDWIN, executor, 60 Beln K Fading
in consideration Of g. 800 Of lot No. l6i
situated on Seventeenth street in III,
Fourth ward.
4 decd made March -, 1850, by Mar
l.. Merritt TO her daughter Mary &.
both II Cleveland, in consideration %
g. and natural love aud affection, Of lO'
No. % in division II, in the JOSEPH
Caldwell addition to the city Of Wheel
my in the Fourth ward.
4 deed made March 81, 1850 by WIN
7. Hubbard, trustee, and John A. Hol
liday and vile 10 Thomas Barclay OF I
part oilot No -. situated on Eighteenth
street, in East Wheeling. Considera
ton 1850.
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Thu N.rrow nnnro ACCIDENT.

Late reports from the scene OF the ac'
cident out the H. & :. w. railroad are ~
thcictIcCi that all the injured parties are
doing finely. ArmOr, the Pittsburgh
drummer, is very slightly hurt, and il
no new injuries are discovered, will be
about by the first Of the week. viii
Smith il at his home in Woodsdeld, get.
ting along as comfortably - possible
under the circumstances. Capt. Arm.
sirang and daughter came home TO Bel
iaire yesterday. lie is but slightly
sCortChei.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

The Lindsey Literary Society met q,
their hall Yesterday afternoon and lie.
tened to the essays and declarations oil
the various members.
The following gentlemen deliyered
essays: Louis Delaplaine, Eugene Hi.
dreth, Geo. Rolf. Harry Smith, Dee
Bcdillion, Harry Franzhelm, VIM. Della.
PLANE AMI y. Cochran.
Those delivering declarations were
Alex. Iaughlin, wm. Chambers, Geo
Leighton, John McCourtney and VIII
Wickham.
The Judges decided thzt Geo. Leigh,
ton hal declaimcd his selection In the
Gnes, manner, aud that Harry Franz
helm and n Cochran had the best 60
says
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8. Alphousus lair

This lair continue, % De a great sue
-. Iast night Ms Mlsgle Gru0lcr
- A.. handsome chair. G. II. Ripple a
l-oi glassware and officer White was
~ recipient of a nine patch quilt
The marble top table contest Was
.l,.s.l between Lizzie Stcser and sallc
Winnss.lorler. The former having col
t,.ts5 I'D n aud the latter Si0Sl. The
..rlor clock contest also closed, Miss
fnnle Yaeyrr having turned In S2S1. ~
,rd Mss Emma Strih s1.h.
T,-d.v "A FAR as possible. all OF the fr-
naming articles will De disposed Of
TIE following contests will also elosc
ws,rh contest between Ambrose Holt
:, ana Fred ZarniiE, wax cross, be,
txssn Mary Bcrnhart anil hnnic Stein
-, v.ax cross. between sophie 6aus
~ lnnje Eichenland Ivwclry, between
Ws.y Albinyer and Annie Rcming
al chain. Allie Seitl aUl Willie Bot:
h,.eau between LOUISA Fading and
So simple, br1,yiet, between
- S.haier and Lizzie Brockhart.
~ 6.tWeen Rosa MAY stein and Belle
49, This doll bias uryn very nicely
S,ss...l AMI trimmed by Mrs. Day
nsckhcc. between Minnie Mason and
usrvfariiner, gold ucyAAcc, between
TIl. loss anil Emma Nuyht. lamp, BE-
rsnDaye Haley and John Warner
Ntbetween Mrs. LOUIS Seidler and
Mn.I Jais Roth.
EyIrbody should - aud have a
gandt ne.
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THE GRAND CIRCUIT
How Wheeling VIII Get First
Glass AmuAcmentS.

The mystery which has snCIrylvd Ike
a naio the manner IT our GENIAL mana,
ger. Col. ReistcT. whenever the question
ol an amusement Circuit came up, has al
length been cNVlaiurj aud has di1P.
pear,-l ike mist before the sun. Tho
news Of the formation ot the grand cir
cult came by Telegraph aud there VAS uo
longer cause Tor secrecy, anl the Colo.
mel last night told EgGINtGE reporter
AL about Il.
This circuit SAID he, will extend
from Troy, New York, o. New Orleans.
aud viii embrace tort, theatres in dvsir-
aide theatrical cities, large and small.
Otthis number tWcuty-scyCu have bcvu
secured. viz:
Gr,S old opera house, Troy.
Leland opera house, Albany.
Opera HOUSE, Utica, y. Y.
Academy OF Music, Oswego. y. y.
Opera house, Auburn, Ny.
Grani opera house, Rochester. y. \.
Academy OF MUSIC. Buffalo. y. \.
Opera Honsr Detroit. Mich.
WesiOver's opera house, BAY City.
Mich.
Academy OF Muse, Easi Saginaw
Mich.
Opera house, JacS,os, Mich.
Opera house, MuskCg1n. Mich.
Povers opera house, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
New opera house, Fort WAYNE, Ind
Opera house, laiayc'tyt. Iui
Opera house, T,rrr lImtr, Iul
Opera house, Evansville. Ind
Park theatre. Indianapolis lad.
Grand opera house. Indianapolis. Ini
Music hall. Dayton. q.
Rlack's opera house. Springfield. o.
Grand opcrS house, Columhu-. a.
OrERA lloUsE. WHEELING. ". Va.
Masonic theatre. Nashville, Tenn.
.SsssSs .s.S.s%y vi u SEEs.is. ss;-:' or I
81. Charles theatre, New Orleans.
Thirteen more viii be added during
this month, making ioTty."
ia this q monopolising sehemePn
"Not Ia any sense. twill h. a pr,.
lection both 10 the profession and the
pablie. esnsht,ag che ioruer and pro.
iccting the latter"
How soT'
Wei, by giving none but good at.
tracnons In the circuit, the names of
these gentlemen will become guaran-
tees OF excellencv, and the pubic vill
pairunife u more freely than when
Affected by the occasional appearance of
snide' combinations One admirable
feature viii be The exclusion from the
circuit Of the horde Of worthless. catch
penny snap companies. which spring
into a mushroom existence and In!est
the country 10 the detnmenl Of worthy
attractions Controlling. a. they will,
the business Tor each point in The cir
cult. the Managers can - distribute al
fractions that community v IN neither
be surieiled with the meritogious OF Inn
posed by the unworthy. OF course
there are many excellent musical Or
ganisaiions and specially companies
which viii he Afforded dates, and these
with the stellar attractions viii easily az
all the tune that y desired"
who are tho managers ot the
schemer
"Mexrs. Brooks, Dickson and Hickey.
Hickey. you know, Was Mary Ander-
sOn,s manasyri The man Who was Shot
In Cipeinnsii.'
When win operations begin on the
circalfg"
al the beginning OF next season.
some time In September, l suppose
The season does not properly open until |
lstcr, bat many light comedies, &C., are
started oai In septeneer,' and the |
isbonsir manager, n smiling a. usual, |
bsds The reporter good night.
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Assom Cor Russell.

Charlie Resell, brother Of II. n.
RnsselL,' EsQ. and a iormer wAverly, Of
this city, getslh following In the Wash.
Ington CaPidt
A new boox is announced by the pub
lishers irom me pen Of Charles w. Rus
sell. Of Virginia. son Of the late Charles
Russell, The statesman and scholar u
Confederate hme, who IN iST9 won an
enviable place In the ranks Of authors
a. the writer Of The Fall 81 Damascus. :
declared by able critics 10 equal
The brilliant writings Of sir walter
Scott he CABS IN new novel "fnllus
Lima, or Destiny; and It's s-td, by
those capable q forming an opinion, 10
excel 10 many points The Fail OF Da-
mascus" Mr.. Russell lev months
ago married q sister oi Colonel kosoy.
the once dAzhing Coniedereie cavalry
rider and raider. and, With his vile, oc-
eupies a suite Of rooms on II street.
near Seventeenth.
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ruE COURTS.

COuktN VIII IT IlfA HllW
Court met az " A. n. Yesterday.
The estate ol Prank Mulioon, de-
ceased, wss committed 10 the Shena lor
aduilnktnition-
a. q. Smith W. James Hampton. GER
uiei b. Justice Caldwell Judgment
ren4sred ios plaintiff 0r 81 - and
costs
Aajournrd until today at9AN.
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Nh. LOUn KrLxAS, Mshanoy CITY
Pa lniorns " that bis vile sudsrsd b,
a whole year With pains In the bsck. snc
sas 81 times unable 10 attend 10 br
household dutIss He procured q bot
tie oi 81 JAcpss On, and ,his vonde,.
inl remedy relieved her st once. snd
elected . permanent cure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

BEAUTIFUL landscape, entitled sum
ner Evening, Near Florence, tue wotk
OF Miss Lura Bags, bridgeport " y
pupil Of Miss Doddridgc, Is now AZ
Hutchins Art Window. u shows
much tolent, and is attracting consider
able attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

wamlSQoS, April 10, A.M-foI
tennessee and ~ Ohio Valley, cigar
On partly ,ioudy weather, warm io'-
Iov,d by Winds shi.,iug To- collier north
vest and sing bar meter.
For ~ Lower lakes, increasing
cloudines., iollowe,i 10y rain az snow
uarm s5lth vest yr,Hng b. colder north.
vest Wlr.ls. hlhng followed by rising
Earnrt4fFf
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] have removed from IIi4 Main s,rss,
70 Is Eleventh street (oh unioul' %,
seoond ward market house, and pould
Be PLEASED 10 ere my Customer and ths
public. John Elnsbeirnsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

All wool Preach Buntinss, al wool
Lace Bantings. Pnoe them at Blunis
before buying. pc ~ 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

r B.nlEs vii open his new p,.o.
nsxt Monday with . grand lunc6, n
No. 100 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

RoEKxr LuKI has fitted up an prdsi
taking establishment Al No. go Market
street, and Il nov prepared 70 stknd 70
al orders In that line prompdp. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

. The.uperisril and ioW prices
n cur garusen must be seen
10 b. appreeia ed. Our goods
meet the want ~ professions,
men. meehanl mechants and
C.rmer~ Wi open Wedne>-
daY, April 7ii I'd IJ25 Market
direct adloin - Opera House.
OElIM TOO, Props
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

the Court House, Monday morning al
- aRASD jUsORS
~ Disirie.-w. $. GOshOrn
s J ! !; !; ); |: !: !: !
- :. !! 3 lhsp'ss '1'
/ Richie Dissls, k.phsa Fs't
T5Isaslpsla pi.,ric, me. e. o, ,',
Liberty nstrics--Ellrsr
hicniAhu N's'rict-- 80 q F,
rrrrs su.< -, :,
These juror are 7o-.)sre{ Feesnit 2
\ ths Ce9rs hoa'e on Is<<''
7 Webster Di.se,-Johp Fs.ass. 20 go
ert Andersen, Ps,sr PhIliPs' u ~
M lbs'ss Dis.ns'~- 'i ns,la slater ''d d
!. 4; s s,SsS, pistric, : samuel wilson
.ndHG Smith.
rri~Aslphia District-J. A. Oss'oa' .
4 West and John (iOshorn. m
u Ritchie District Fred. Bruner, :, u;
N Hobbs, Wm. Toner, AuyusL knooNs anu
N Lewis Hsolhe. ~.
Centre Distric,-John Tponsr, nsn .IS
! Tape, George KAT .. A. hoiho-y anu
John yockler -.
Union Dlstrct-Cbfl d. h2 Sops
John McAdaIHs, LhR tiion' '
4 ll~.fl sn1 Anfon Ra~n Ana
III Clay District-N. = aInap, w,i,et
AL, Geove Arkle, u ~ y. 49,"
ana r. N. Dehplain. s.ssD.
\ nadison District--John ~ bI
Y samuel Norton, W. r. Ns'ske''' - -
Nicholl ana Tony Duscn: william
!. Washlngton Districtr-W =. !"
81 t. Carpenter. Onssl Chne'
Hnghes and Henry saith,
Hsuts Nouvssnis. -
TIE Monte Buntings 20 Cheap
Blum a Bro.A
-
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AIlesIiaseeister
IOeII M LI6EsCE,

- rs.ss . as. >srsisomouta.
simmer Garden~UP. HurnbrOok
B,4seh stlrc-MF. BehTcns.
TNs AMI P,ant<1-C. r. llofubruOk
Rsab yo,ice--MJ o. Edwards.
o. Hoae-(}IIc| DOud Byron.
nszn6s Good< Blum y Bro
10 Lrilsr,--<ss1|, d Bro.
hbt sale d Ohio county land
Pupisais i0r Road ork.
Later List
Bank Booss-sta5 ,On * Davenport
Anton Sale-Culnius n Woods
linllsy Institns Spring Term,
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INSTRUCTION Books for Violin, Flute
ACCORDION, Guitar, &c, for less thah
cost, Mt Sheibs, Washington Hail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

CnoicE car load York state kusse'
Apples for sale at Parker Bros.
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GLIss Shades Of every Gss and style
n Hutchins' Ar Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10
Il, f.r,rn,,r.no, /,

p, The rArisiaa nOvslti. offered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

KrsG Of potatoes, Burbanks' Seeding,
At Parker Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

Toills de-Alsaoe.
Entirely new for Spring wear. See il
at BUNS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

Miss LULu LAuGHLS entertained sew
eral Of her friends in very hospitabl,
manner at her iatheT's residence OF
Chapline street last evening. Prof.
ksiimeJet "a. % bad and spssissv'
The music for the danoers
Among those pfeseDt re noticed
Misses Lucy aud Minnie Lorine, Jan
ME Brady. Nellie Dsyenpcrf, Msmis
Leighton, sAllie whitaker, annie Jos
dan, Belle Caldwell. saline Cecil, Lucy
Hubbard, Annie Richs aison and Nsssrs
william and Louis Deiaplain, George
leighton, John hcCourtBsy. BerpIs
McMecbeu. Eagrne fIildnfh, Harry
Wilson. Joe woblmansee and Lewis II.
Baker. The young folks we're ali very
much pleased With their reception and
SPEAK Of the affair a very Jolly ons r
-
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A Bon Marche.

ELn1ST Piano Covers cheap a,
Sbeib's Washington Hal.
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Al Soc. White SKINS.
AZ l2ic, pure Linen TowelsL
Asc pard, Jobs In Dres. Gooda
AZ Se, good gingham.
Opening Sew Goods daily. John
bmsheimer, Is Eieyesth street. NEAR
sooon1 sard marke. house.
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A nH4Pnx

The summer sIlls sold at Soc yard,
at Blumh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

CAR York State Early Rose Seed Po-
tatoss al Parker Bros.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

GLNp otsning lunch nest Monday
at C.R. Behler's new pllcc. No. law
Marktf Efraol
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New .ioek 81 Ladies and
Genie Gold su4 silver watches
Iusi reeel, cd -
JeMeler.


A. taken a Schncprs Opera House
drug store.
EHnAl,
,.pNIrArss Ian IlN Y. SIN. n =
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An & Win. slir,s.

Those elegant, gold eftecis, Summer
silks, selling % fsst al Hum's
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yur received, car load Nes pa par.
NssaEs Early Ross Seed FoiA'oe''
her Bros.
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Grand and Petit Jury List for
This Term.

The following list Of Jurors has been
drawn, and they are ordered b meet al
the Court House, Monday morning al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

Hsuts Nouxssris -
TIE Monte Buntings 30 ehs.P
Blum 4 Bro.L
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Phillips and Wait come smiling 10 the
'front.' WITH two triendly Democratic, I'm
rub aud Smith. Ina close coniabulatioo
while nom the mists of the Re-
pubican side Of the fence loon up III.
tricndly iAces Of Charley Helmbrisbt
and Dave Baird, smiling as brightly a.
though they wrre proud % their Rail
cal prociivilies. II a man can be found
outslde Of these candidates and their
Immediate friends. Who win predict the
winning horse, by all means take his
word
For legislature there are Frank Nc
Nell. Thomas O'Brien, Sprigg Jacob,
John RAyha, Ia. LArkln, Joseph Nor
gan. DR.. Craerah. All Caldwell, Andy
Wilson, Gov. Jacob, and some thirty
seven others, perhaps. From this list
a god ticket could certainly be selected.
Hardly a Republican has been men
toned a. an aspirant Ior the House Of
Delegates. and this Il considered an In
dicaiion OF the hopelcssness 81 their
case In this county. In iAcl, from q
survey u the elements which control
the elections IN Ohio eoanty, We can
say there never vas q more uneloeded
prospect Ola
swuriSo DEsocRAuo VICTORY
than al present. A first class ticket
Win be presented. which viii be greeted
aud supported BY united and har.
mOpio1s party, aud Il may be said Tat no
such triumph has been witnessed Cor
century a. that by which the Demo
erats vii illuminate aud immortalize
The elosing scenes Of the great political
battle in ne wear Of Our Lord one
thousand eighi hundred and eighty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-10

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