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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
TINE FIaE-FIExD AaaoAD.

4 dispatch from ~BnekSbuIg, n. j.,
Asy lsth, says: The fre u still raging
shout us, sun and sky obse0red, air
Siding, and hanss fierce shout Cedar
Ridge and Kettle eDsk. Tia Protest
ant churches had special prayers yes-
tsrday for rain. At Posts q station
house and barn and four head of cattle
burned Saturday night. The deyasta-
ton Is great in Cumberland and Allan
tic counties. Railroad men report
great ravages by fire among the vine
yards Of the German population OF the
country. The loss Is very heavy. Yes
terday evening the residents Of Astury
Park and Ocean Grove were startled
by intelligence that the forest fire had
reached the gates Of these summer
cities. Sparks and einders, some very
large, shot up from the burning woods.
The ere department OF both places
turned out, and saved the houses from
flying sparks, while the citizens success
fully fought the flames In the woods by
back fires. aided by q change OF wind.
1t Is reported that the flames destroyed
everything in and about Hammonton,
Ellwood and Egg Harbor. The atmos-
phere is 50 thick with smoke that II Is
difficult TO breathe. The vineyards Of
the country from here TO the great Egg
Harbor are totally destroyed. The
people have given up all hopes and are
p~rostraied by their efforts In fighting
the flames.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
An ExCIrIxG SCENE.

In the Cincinnati NJ. Z. conference,
OF Monday, much feeling was caused
by the Introduction Of q resolution by
DIR. Olin, Of Wyoming, reciting the
evils Of intemperance, by which one
delegate to this conference had lost his
life through his brother, and inviting
Miss willard to address the conference
on temperance for ten minutes. An.
other motion 10 admit such speaker
was lost, and the yeas and nays were
called on a motion TO strike out DIR.
Olin's preamble. The call resulted In
voting down DIR. Olin's preamble, 2ls
TO ll9; but the motion to have Miss
Willard address the conference was
agreed To.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
personal AND rAaTIcULAa.

LlHd BeaeOnsbeld i quoted ~ max
ing . cautious and practical answer 70
an illasthOas lady Sho, when Engiish
relations we're in . dangerous stats Of
tension, asked him at dinner: what
are you waiting foTS" Lam waiting
for mutton and potatoes" said the
astute premier.
Mr.. W. ID. Howells, the accomplished
editor Of the Aflaas;e Monthly, and his
wife, have been making q brief visit to
Fairwood, N. j., the house Of their
brother-in-law, Mr.. Shepard. They
have now gone ON TO Washington,
where they are to be the guests Of Pres
ident and Mrs. Hayes
Prof. Virchow. Of Berlin, is a pArlia-
mentaIy enemy Of bismarck, and his
wide reputation carries much weight.
As great in politics As In science, he is
. progressionist. In 1865. when he de-
feated Bismarck on n bill TO obtain
money for the creation Of a navy, the
minister challenged him. He is In his
Goth year.
The defeat OF Sir William HarcouTt
In Oxford will cause the liberals con-
siderable Inconvenience, but he will not
be compelled TO resign the Office of
home secretary. II is a matter of prac-
teal rather than OF legal necessity that
n mfnfsfar NJ tha crown mr. eVen a mem-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

THE national committee Of the So
cialistic labor party. whose secretary is
located in Detroit, has issued a call 10
all who sympathize with their move
ment, TO have the government exercise
control Of land, labor and money, SO
that equal rights and opportunities
shall be offered 10 all TO meet In Chica-
20, June 9Th, TO endeayor to reach har-
monious action In support OF n candi-
date for president and vice president,
who viii be pledged to carry out these
milennial principles.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

The business revival and new era of
prosperity which is now fairly inaugur-
ated, Is In keeping with the increased
health and happiness seen all over the
land, and Is one Of the results obtained
from the introduction Of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1.-THE
changes wrought by this remedy" says
Rev. DIR. Harvey, 'seem but little less
than miraculous" may11-2w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

ARcHBIsHoP TAscHEARs, Of Que
bee, has issued = pastoral condemning
trade unions- He says any Catholic
who shall attack, or conspire TO attack,
any person because such person works,
has worked or is willing TO work Mt
q price at which he thinks 1t, shall be
accommodated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

The Union Pacific railroad company
has called q meeting. in New York
city, for the 10th inst., TO ntify various
consultations and leases that have re-
Gently been made, including the acqui-
sition Of the Kansas Pacific.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

The party Of frontiersmen which
followed and fought the murderers OF
Detfenbach, are very indignant because
refused at Fort Keogh permission to
talk over the military wire and secure
reinforcements.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
MAY 10, 1880.

BoYp, the champion oarsman Of Eng
land, win leave Liverpool on Thursday
for Boston, where be will take part in
the international regatta, on June 20.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

That n remedy made OF such COM
mon, simple plants as Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake, Dandelion, &C., should
make so many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do, but
when old and young, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor
all testify TO having been cured by them,
and doubt no longer. See other col
umn. may11-2w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
csnd

70 al, who are SUFFERING from The error.
ness, early decay. loes OF manhood, 4c., I will
send n recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. THIS great remedy was discov-
cred by . missionary In South America
Send n self nddrc<sed envelope to the REV.
IoaEru T. INMAN Sfnfion ID. Eesr York Csfv
mytdAwIy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature OF the state for Educntlon-
al and Charitable pnrIose., IN las . THE
which contract the inyioiabie naith OF the
State is pledged, which pledge has been re-
ncwed by an Overwhelming popular vote,
adopted December ID. A. ID. ls7p. with n Cap
itai of sl.ooo.ooo, 70 which Y has since added
GLE NUMBER DRAWING will III
place monthly. N ncrcr scales or posfpoaes.
90 nj tho following Distribution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

FIrs-AIl fits are stopped free by DIR.
Kline's Fit Cure and Great Nerve Res
torer. No fits after first days use. 9l3
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. daw3m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19
Halves. S. Finhs. 81 Tenths. 81.

No. I'D HHOADWAf.NE TURK.
N B51hs spa AZ. Ng A0KTTS
p~rsons prrf<nding 20 b. 20 and sonetnsg orders
by Circulars or ofkersrise are SWINDLERS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
Id main llne runs frQn, chleaeo 70 counal
Bia.S p.,sa1s shfsssh y9lsst qss..a. 4 seslis.
nee Hoinss one c.pitai o. Iowa. 6flsrL Aiisn.
Janssiep q fsoi,ai Vlioo j~uncsioa q ~
cenirsciiis. Prisssson. zrsnscu. Gslisrln. csnss.
washinsion 20 siso1rney, dsksiooss. and Knoll.
s sonsDd ksf inase g asi Rlaos. ooe ess$.s I AN
Vile, 0sEsiopss. fslia. McnroS. md De- hoIncs;
wiuis1ssi. z%ii.asie seE ssis 80 xsds6eni s9d
issiiiross. ssieh own. s.di esSssss:s IN ssrc sai8
limo from chicaRo into tho STATE Of kansaa-
Through Exprcas rassenEer TrninA with Pull
man as rs,s css Ssle ds, sn s rs s5s 5un ~ ~ S,1,y
couNeIL. bLQYrs. L~EAvENwoiil md Afcni.
SON. 1hroneh ear are also run bqt.es niiuan-
&c and kansa. c1sy: ~ The -hiissnkss and
The sGrcss Rocf isl.nd- d mamincsufiy
cquippcd. IL rad 30 y simply psrfocl md W
whss al p.ss.e zoe noel yii 3 sss gssss!se
besufis q Pr.iriss o. iiiipois "a Low, u one q
our ns(nfrcont Dining caru thaf e-coonpany All
ass1sss .. esP.sss Ir,,3ri |. w xc1 sss IN Ssssrs
lpptseissins tss sscs ma . majority Of she
people prefer .~sp.r.ss spss.9snt. for eieersnt
q sas M u "a s5!s ~, 5e.sss - s.ss fiss;'i.ssssss 81 e
Sl6SPlHs csrs for sieeplnG purposss. and R1laes
oo t6EdthhE.AE uSht1ck Ha5s N
an H.; 4: - J: u: 90; ~:
dssfi ssss-isssuasu.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

1Adpertise9 ril make n0is Of he
ths fad that TnE LEADER has a larger
ereslatioa than any other PAPER Pab-
lsd.ed in Wyoming.s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

Go A WEEK. si2 day ut home easily
] TRUE a Co. Augusta, Maine. diodawiy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-19

THE EAST & THE VEST
Hssif ssiars q out Psi.es Cars la sMosiNa
ALoSM .hsrs yca can enjoy your Havana
Hsseiscsn is ros Srikdsss span the Mr.i..iyr
md 1lssoari rtycna ali point. crossed ~ ,1a
ssss,ess Sslis nsssi p Gnion IL psresss oA
y]aIs .sl!exT 4iiR5JaaR ! Kkf As
"a Greece Win all divsrzins lines sO' the
-xtEzaIssoop. win tho L 8. = s. andf.
Aswsssisafos Hrsozrs. <ath r. c. Ss
ALA SALE win m. Cont =. R.
NMsr H. VA si snd II I. { " haI p.& Ii
lsissd zsort Line. and. Rosf isrd i PEG Ras
pAyHsr2rf with The Davenport Division
MWksrLisEHfY. with the D.. era MR.
Hs66sss zossi IN s. S' {. Z. ~.
AMs66SsSasscz s. si's !. J NJ Sssa plsoh ' . SsSsr
A~tcoLun1us JUNCTION.. With he
Al QIIuMwA. y1lh ccntnl lowAhhi"-
=. s,ss Tois ~ ~ War, wss.st
x5czsls6H. viihH tlJrkh..-..r,
AHtAsiEassosss; "a Ca css. Al 3. |, TIT san.l
Z is1y1EzwoErn. Win Kan r.s- and A'N
zslRzsszs crzr. wan .l,,sss for the w'A
ssEl5a : :esiH2ES4kRsssss.4as;ss FL !,
- ssise 80. sears.>
b S:ss'risSesHaFs' s. y, Il,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
RECRUITING THE IMPERIAL
ARMY

GRANT being the strong man" who
Is 10 take his seat" whether elected or
not according to the Republican pro-
snmfns. has already accepted the posi-
ton q echairman" and "eonmaudsr IN
chief ot ihs military eFganisation that
Is forming 70 DO his hidding. ~
The way in which this army Of Jo0O0o
men, which his supporters say will DO
ready at his beck to assist in his install.
lation, is being recruited, is shown by
the issue Of circulars from the head,
quarters Of the Union veterans union"
in New York City, signed by the veil
known Drake DO Ray, containing the
organization Of the Seyenl corps which
are to make up this grand army Of usur-
patton. The purpose Of this union"
as stated In the scheme Oi bylaws, is TO
battle "the uurepentant, unenlightencd
and rebel Democracy and 20 keep in
ascendancy in the country the Rcpubli-
can party" For this purpose the
"union" Is to bo oiheered, drilled AMI
armed, aud be ready to take the field
"Nhen called out to aid in the suppress
sion Of disorder"
This secret armed organization Is to
be established in every town aud village
OF the North, and ~ DO oiicere,l With
military gentlemen bearing the follow
ing titles:
"A President with the breyet rank Of
Colonel
Two Vice Presidents with breyet rank
Of Lieutenant Colonel.
~ Secretary with the bTeyet rank VI
Major.
"a Treasurer with the breyct rank OF
Major.
"a Recording Secretary with the brc-
vet rank ot Captain.
"a Quartermastcr with the breyrt
rank ol Captain.
IA Marshal with the title Of Marshal -
The bylaws provide among other
things that "thc command shall make
use Of the tactics for the time being ~
use BY the Uultel States Army"
ION occasions Of parade, Or ch,, NH-
81 u,,i % atd "a. a, Impression VI dl'OScr'
Thus Ne have boldly forming though
out the country military Conspiracy
with the Republican candldap Tor the
Presidency at its head, which hl's up
the remaining link in the imperial pro
sramme that proposes To assist h's INA
iesty 10 take his seat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
Nal. % Annrnh.,,nn

In The shaps 81 incscesins demands Cor
Hostetier's STOMACH BiticrS src ccustAntly
rs.ehins - PruVriston. The mining and asri-
culSnrsi poPuiations d The far wcss arr p~Tuen'
larry alive 70 IL merits. Cor u Toe-ses The very
qualities which emtSrAntS b tAose rvnotc dis
uice reqnirc. uProtccs then frcn malaria. Il
hnrtinss them sSAiust he injurious eetcs Wiki
troqueatly prsceei tom q mode Of liis Taught
xith hAriships. and Il hes An uHimpeachAele
WORD ior thesonEhncSS rasoiers 10 ioreign
counuisS msrinersl and tho-e generAny Sho
live en- outdoor lise viii aad that 10 protective
and bnans prOPertics have not S~cn e1ASser'
s.ed b. tss many Who have borne hvOrahse
Wines in 10 behalf. A rcok b not arneF on
IN 49, than tAis Medicine in The cOneisnce Of
o,,r prorle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

NY NIRTUEuF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID iy Walter buckley and Mari Ann Buck
lev his wife o. me a. trustee, dated uctohet ~
1871 rccnrlrd m the ufiuc ~ the Clerk w the
County Count ul ohio county, West Virginia, IN
Iced 81 trust book Ne. o. page 40, VIII, un
SATURDAY, THEIrpN OF MAY iN",
commencing atlOorlu,k A ", sill 10 tho lrnut
door 81 the Count House. eft said upuuty, the
following dcs,-lbyd property that u nsal
ratl ui lot So 90. lu GhunhllI addition Nn !
tb the City % Wheeling, beginning iHi said pltl
at The eastern end ~ a stone wall nov UryrlCl
nu FDyrtc,uth street IN front ~ lati nl sail lot
.,hr pau hyr,hy conveyed, h,urr iu u"r,h
pI!y dIu,,tiuu through ,nit iH, aui parallel Win
the east and west lines thereof o. The northern
boundary 81 Belmont street, lruyr 200 west
rrly d,rytlUn aluug the northern boundary
thrpsut o. the northwest corner % sald lulahuul
tw,uty two ir,t De- the sauy mon Ny lvs.
thcntt along the western boundary oi sail Tot
th the southwest corner thereof ani % iho Nvsi.
yfu cud uf sMl stone wall hcu,y along 'aid
wal o. the beginning. tWsuty two tyt mon or
los With the rvssJ'utiuu - ihr stone Uual AN
dcrlylug the pruTcIt' hctyhN granted and con
vcyc,l aud the righl OF taking away and mining
The sail coal
mo tiur l. believed a. be- pcrir hit selling
A. trustee. will convey only the uuv vUstrt In
me hy said lcyd % trust
TgHus oF SAIT-Oui third aud more u the
puryhasrr - elect. cash on DAY of sale
The balance iu two equal iusta,lmtuts 40 Ma and
twelve months evidenced by negotiable notes
I,aiiug lutcrrst irOm day Il sale, tht lluv %
h. rr,"lped until paJmcni IL mad IN fun
DENIS O'kEEllE Trustee
a 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

J.aEs b. ASELr, President Of the
University ofAichlgau, JonS T. SWIFT,
OF California and Wa. Ii. rREscorr, ci
south CaroIna, have been nominated aS
commi,,iAers for the negotiation OF a
Chinese treaty. Mr., ANGElL IL also
nomin.ed as Minister to China Ia
nl,,.d liEoRaE +. SEWARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

iIK anti.ihird term Republicans WHO
az moving Tor national mass couyen
Aon at st. Louis, are unmistakably IN
earnest. They aro determined to beard
tho hnnm I'M lis don.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
link g. MOREREAD,
IIIS Main street.
Notice to Contractors anu puiIders
OTrICE % rItE uuAHp % rUuiC AoRAs,
MnrrIIN. NnNInLMrr IA lstl

OTTICE % rita uuAbu % FUulC NVRAs,
WHEulNC, November "a ls'g I
Stalsl praposa,s win bc Tcc,Iyci by the noard
ofFuullc WORKS. Of The State ui wc.l YinylnlA.
aidrvs-cd 90 he undersigned. Up 10 y O'Clock
noon. OF Mach The let l~,O. Tor The ALTERATIONS
~ aud tHE AuproNs b. the building known "a
the STATE HOUSE, at Charleston, HAnswha
county. Wet NiViuis. acuriiug 10 he Plans
aud specifications furnished ~ G. c. Hemb.c and
4. PEBBLES. joint sryhitccb
Rlds will De revived iur the whole AMI the
scvcnl paris @. The work. Plans AMI spcciaoa
lions may be- sccu II the ,apliDl Building, In
Wbcs!iuE. on AMI after January lsL isso and
any information relative thereto may b. obAiu-
81 by applying 30 G.. G. HembiC, the arvh!tect
cs!hent al whecling " Va
Bouds SECURITY. approved BY The Board Of
Public Horks. will be rcquiNsd 81 oaoh couirsc.
tor. The ngh, q tcc,iying o. Rejecting any o.
all btis Is rc@fycL
BY order u the BoaTd Of Public WORKS
oyla 3 BRADY. Secretary
Mason /, lSso
The tine iot rvcciving the above blis j. cH.
tended unln 4 o'oloSk noon, Thur,isy. Maruh
Is isso BY order
mr. BRADY, secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

ENERAL BUSlNtcSS AND RIAL E'TATE
" Agent aul Notary public
Merchants aud Manufacturer Books oIcneJ
examined aud Ou~Ct Etalcs settled. Note,
Hook Accounts sud Rents Collected,
COLLECTIONS promptly reunited, aud S'l bust
uy>s correspondence ruuuiyut,ally attended 10
Scud 10y postal card Tor Ctnular aud References
paiur IslS Market Str,,t, thuglC's blu,k. over
TIy lltuk Whr,l,ug, " Va. scplD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

A NEw idea has been introduced il
the English postal system which nigh
well be adopted in this country. II !
a new system Of postal orders or checy
These arr OF four sorts two shilljes
six pence, live shiliugs, ten shilinyAhd
fifteen Shillinss, Tor which one p'n'e
and two pence are changed. W one
eau secure a supply Of thesgSn pay
ment Of the money and us them 10y
filling in himself the nays and AL
dresses to which he desiS tue money
to be scnt. aud by indop'hS them 'hey
may be made ayailably at banks, thus
saving the bother of ,higing persons to
~ to the postoiiice fery time they wish
to send or receige Aoney by mail
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DIED.

DIED.
xTNNKR-At Omaha, Neh, on IhaudAy.
nsrrh sd. poxA Ctouks. vic o. frank u
ximnG.
Funeral nolce hereafter
a.axKR-ou the sveuing 81 he 1sth .RnrocA
~ infznt danghssr q william D. ana Anns ~
6zrner. ssct yssn -.
yuu>ui his Is4lnrisyl sfeneoa o. s:~
sc,o,l. nun No II Ala II rsssd d ne
Aniiy en- invised
WuYrxSuS-op nur.iay svening. Massn
q. ia 81 . oiciock, Axxrk e, vie q ". "
wfkinon. IN TIE 1sh yesr Of hgsc
runerl saturday slicrnoon H2o'esoek- NJ
enacnf q Greenwood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

.at,on eompossd Of Grccu-
,-S~...tWoTkingmcn, and 10 BE-
TJ4e ruuitei states Uluo'' Is
-, an New York. Its main
49, N 4, unite IT, members against
l,Fa9n, a. meaning Imperialism
-. y Rl,ruction OF the republic As
a. - p,,.,..Sssial candidates, At will sup
49, s.aines OF the Cincinnati con
$500. :. a .saiust GRANT. That's put
:. u. eiples OF the Grecnback and
w>ki,s 10, parties 'oaEood practical
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

.,i,.slnnati tymmutidl has hat
49, - for GENNr ia the ordeal
.s,'',,,h V1,.h he Is being put by his
..,2A moralircs over the McAi'
ltX<l<|&ican trip by ten. Grant has
.lIIiDM nom the start ctuel bas''
frA<hcre,liblc that cen. Grant
}. - - 10 Cuba and Mexico ~ So
1870 !, ..6ke had to start within lev
49, - ding In his own country
$500 49, Dsence; aud be has enc1iua-
sTttI X{h quake, a railrOad accideat
U(@rlIIlorm. without a. u seem'
h ~ - snt provocatlon % eompen'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
MARRIED.

sNrfH-ATNINsox-T THURSDAY, March .
40 Al wesa Alexandcf Pa, ~ sSgtre
Msyes. Mr. J. ". SMITH aud Ms n = ArAIS
ps. both q this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
W. \. HUTCIuNs',
pIRIlC MALE

SOU TIT SlDE REsIpkNl I
~ ON tuesday. Mtrrh 18th, ai 10 y. nt the
Court House duor viii DO spld the two story hfith
dwelling No sSs Market street. uvar lNCuil
third str,ct IN TIT. city, containing even rouins
bath nom, "a lsfgc Iautry, two halls AMI n
splendid cellar. with yard ~ Cont atd ic"r,
extending back b. The alley, The house j. l'
good condition. and must me sold lmwcdla'r'I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
sArrRpAY, ImE IsrUAY ~ MAY,

l,SU. commencing at ~ o'clock A. n ell al the
ffuut cuor ut The tuuu House ui ONO county,
tbr following described property, that l. io sll:
A tart 1T lot numbered thirty uuc iu llaicErnuH
addition 10 tue City OF Wheeling, saii patl hohl.
ing N1tcya feet On the south side ui Eighteenth
street and extending hask an even wl1th hui
bindlug on the west sile 81 thApliNc street "a az
tnug, ut Afty seven feel more ut ivss. O. a tour
iuni private alley, UsCtNtug 10 the IGuPe N
adlo.nidg ON the west the rlghi tu usv the wul,i
piIc crossing sald property tfum thapltur slrc,
Toe little IL believed a. hc perfect. but VIII
convey uuly the ut,c vested iu me by 'nil i,ods
ui trust
TtEvs ol sAIE one thirl aul murr % tue
purchaser so elect cash uu day 81 .tI'. The
h,Innrr Ia two equal tustallmenis Al hlN uni
tScI,y months, ,yiituCci by negotiable prom s-
,oIy notes, hgsdlg Interest irru lay NJ sale Tue
ut,c b. be- retained until AymCut IN iuil.
nESIs 0REEftE trustee
N l. " IuWDES Solicitor. mf-'l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27
TRUSTEES SALE.


DN VuIII EuF 4 pEED uF TRUST MADE
ID by " " Mcconnell 81 me us trustee. lit,d
Ortul,ct 18th, 1871. recorded IN The Office ul the
Clrrk OF The County Court UiOhiu county, West
Virginia, In decd 81 trust huok No H. IaSv 81,
Wiuun
SATURDAY.. TuEISr DAY or MAY ls'u,
cummcn,ugat 90 oci"yG 4. ~ sell at the irnui
door oi The Court lIOusc II saib county, the i1l
loving described property, that II 10 @l lht
lot numbered twenty nine, Of thg Rdliuul % TIE
CIV II Nhecung iaid out 10y william " Shr!lyr
on the south Of fOuuccuth street and frouung
ON Fifteenth street. excepting The ihrrc feet ln
with ut the full depth ut sntd lot "a the wet
slio u the same heretofore conveyed e. John
nonish. Together with all ami singular the I'm
proysmcuts thereon AMI the hcf,'iilAmenw ana
appurtyuauyts belonging thereto
The title Il believed % De- lvtlrtt. lui VIII
convey only the title vested M me by uid deed
ui trust
INNS 90 S,lE.. enc th,rl aud more u The
purchaser ~ elect cash ON day Of sale. The ntl
anrc iu two equal iustAllwvHba 81 ia aud iNri'r
months. ,vlieuCri hy negotiable notes, bearing
interest from lay pt ale. The titlr % DO retained
uutli paymrut II msdo IA ull
DENIS OKEkEE, TRUSTEE
NJ ". CUMpEN, SuliIitur nir.5i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

-rlspOndent Of the Chicago In
eith the GRANT party reports
<sag FRlsBIx, formerly OF the
) sllies army, nov an extensive
A.Nexico. and who has been
De since bis departure hon
<ssys General GRANT Is a eandi-
esident. His desire Is 10 be
- oi the Chicago Conyen-
hot A. Questionable II GRANT
\ before the Convention u he
dominated on the inst ballot.
<..spru,ion bsiween 6eperai
General GEAxr IN the CITY
the latter expressed a desire
tOpvsntion should not noun
bot General FSssnls regards
saching Tor lame, and THINKS
HI. ambition IS 70 be again
4. |s,.id.nk This is almost
>Sp<rauons with the letter Of
Is.s. issned the other day, 10
eSuntry that he was stu .
9nASr don't ned 70 hass
b kported, The country UNI
IVA re n ss
assEaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

ta0e saeIorr til y made to pass
lAaakz-laE Turing ,e present scs'
sia q CGsrcss hot ths ehaRces are
40 a suaStI.epi. Tberc are few
80 spg 30 ,hg ptessslty Of some Irs'
islaioa I. the Aud, bnt there Is wide
arkdss a ,glniA As,fo the provisions
6Dhle iSibann<s,l,t act
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

~ W., vinsna Hationals are
~ ate ibolili.4 a he County
.la' qSeu upo1 <<tfy secession,
sflea sas q the lsrty has been
1'lf 'hsf lJ.arat.o1| have been uni
a-rsGA uaoiulsu<11 The County
lfthss !, = Ch1r;r>>< Cossrirr.
= H..! :. 'oicesss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

~f{isla hI, sys sH< o. GRASr's
eaa&sI, re iaehp>l y mink thai
ntsass u as IskihphesF may ~
stlsaAt s an 80 ruolars 70 mas.i-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-27

<lSs snly Obout li6,OVO tons oil Ice
-, ssrsa in the tnitcd States, and
+. s,,. pod deal cooler than they
MXH,b yoar II Is probable that
NAWs sin be stored in the state
,f11.1<<s'sne. One man there, Capt
- SrmingiAle, 10 reported to
- y, within = lev days that
\, 10000.