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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-22
]. c. HERyEY Aue,Ioneer. ~
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ In the County Court Of Ohio County, West Va.
william T. Nichols, who sues. d.,

commissioners NOTICE.
| " in the County Court Of Ohio County, West Va.
william T. Nichols, who sues. DO,
Mary A. Frsxier, John c. Frazier, .....
| John Muldoon, Gertrude Mul.
doom, George MuIdoOn, Frank Yin Chancery.
Muldo1n,. George L. Tinge,
sherln and administrator dc
bOnis non Of Frank MuldooB, do
ceased, Edward Atkinson, Henry
Helfenbine and Ellis Elliott.
By virtue Of M order Of Reference In ths above en-
tied cause, entered In said court, on tue nth day
June, 1880, will, on
SATURDAY, THE PATH DAY OF JULY,
1880. at my office, No, 1910 ChapIIne street Wheel
Ing, West Virginia, commencing at Q o'clock a. m.
proceed TO take state settle and report 10 raid court
administrative and o. George Il. Tinge, administra-
Tor de bonis Of Frank Muldoln dCceiSod also the
real estate oil which the said Frank Nuld0On died
seized, aud It's Probable value, the amounts OF any
debts he owed and 70 whom owing; the dover Inter-
est Of the defendant Mary a. FfaEier Ia said real
estate, and any Other mattars deemed pertinent by
me, or required by any Of the parties.
By the terms Of said order Of reference tho puhca-
ton Of this notice N this paper once week for four
successive weeks shall be equivalent 10 personal
service Of such notice on the parties hereto.
Notice 10 also hereby given 10 all creditors Of aad
Frank Muldoon, deceased TO present aud prove their
claims before the uudersgued on or before the said
2ith day Of July, 1885, which Is peremptory day at
said office.
J. R. PAUL.,
Commissioner Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, June 20, 1880
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sunday. Storm in Michigan.

DETROIT, MlcH., July 9l.-Later, reports
from Sundays storm In Monroe county,
show the destruction greater than at first
reported. One hundred acres OF vineyards
containing the choicest Catawbas, Della
wares and Concords were ruined. The
loss to this interest alone is estimated at
$4,000, while the loss to grain Of all sorts,
gardens and fruits swell the amount to
100000. The path Of the storm was the
shape Of crescent, extending nine miles
In length by one mile in width. The ex-
tensive vineyards at Pointe Aux Peux and
Stony Point escaped,
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WALNUT GROVE oAMP MREr1No.-The A,
N. E. camp meeting at Martins Ferry is
still In progress, and Is well attended, es.
pecially at the evening session. Services
are held at the regular hour daily, ], ., and
1880 A. NJ, and at 8 and s p. NJ. The fol.
lowing ministers will fill appointments to-
day, which are as follows: 1880, Rev.
Lewis; at three o'clock, Rev. Maxwell; at
s o'clock, Rev. @. S. Smith, OF Pittsburgh,
the minister who preached the National
sermon. last year, on the Fourth Of July:
text, First Corinthians, /, 81. Theme
They could not find Il"
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Mn. A. W. wErzEt, Of Nauvoo, Ills,
and used ali Kinds ' Of medicine IL 9nain'
until upon recommendation he tried the
Hamburg Drops and by their use was
cured In short time. He Is now warm
endorser Of this wonderful remedy and
recommends It to oil who are similarly
troubled.
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To the creditors Of Prank Muldoon, deceased /: ID
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court OF the
county Of Ohio, made 10 cause therein pending, "a
subject the real estate Of the said Frank MuIdoon ID
your claims against the said Frank M1ldoon for adju.
dlcltOn 70 ]. Z. PAUL, commissioner, at his Office
10 the said county, on or before the th day Of July
1880.
witness, Gs,rgo Hook, Clerk OF said Court, this sd
'a ~ % June 100" GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rare Bargains al
the Iewelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

A FEARFUL EPPoRT.-The following, fur
nished by friend, explains itself to per-
son OF acute mind:
Hello! Can you tell me the difference
between Wheeling's crack oarsman, our
own George W. Weisgerber, and DR.. Tan
ner? Give it up.
The difference Is this you'll plainly Iec
l wager NEW cJstor
While our own George Is mighty last
The Doctor he's taster
P.S. Castor, beaver, beaver, hat;
poetic license you know.
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A Very Pleasant Home for a
Small Family.

Elk Hundred DOllRn will buy new one and hall
story Frame Cottage, with three rooms and finished
garrett lot aoxl20 situate east aide Of extension Of
Market street,
tine two-Story Brick Dwelling on Main street,
Centre Wheeling No. 2Si2; very cheap for cash.
A most desirable business place on Union street,
BsllAIIOr near the Depot, iOr sale on easy terms
C. A. sCHAEFER d c.,
TThas 1883 Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of 1tndy; toIt-books furnlshed
Nc cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teacher: N.
tartan, liberal, thorough. FAIL taTm beginS son
TENDER LIST, 1850. Attendance last ysar from "a
counties Of West Virginia and from States and Ter
ntories.
EtSFor catalogues and other Information nppl,
% the President J. n. Thompson, MorEantoTn
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washinton and Lee University.
Notices.. Horkheimer K Co.
New Observation-Disclosures Bros.
For Heavens Sake What Is It?
Decorated Chant erware-John Friedel.
Campaign Torches-Nesbitt x Bro.
Personals. T., DC.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
shall continue to dispose OF my entire stock Of
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS by private sale until
the 10th DAY OF AUGUST, at such low prices that
will suit the closest buyers, as am going to retire
from the Dry Goods business, and my large stock
must DO disposed Of prior TO that time
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO me
will please call and settle at o5ce as shall put all
claims In the hands Of collector that not paid
prior to the Goth Of AUGUST. Respectfully
E. LAREIN,
Market Square Dry Goods Store,
rrh4s 1912 Market street. Wheeling, W. Va.
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LIGHT AT TIE PosToPPIcE.- to
deficiency in the appropriations, the
postotIice in this city is compelled to sus.
pend operations at early candle light, as
they have no money for gas.
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A SSIGNEE'S NoTICE.-THE FIRM
II Of B Ter 4 Sehrein'r having by Deed Of A..
Segment dated July s, 1880, duly recorded 10 the
Clerks Office Of the Iounty Court Of Ohio eouptyl
assigned 10 me ill Of their stock Of Dry Coos, Gro.
ceTes, &C.. de 10 their store, corner Of ThTty-ht
and chapllns streets 10 the city Of Wheonghs vel
all BOOK accounts, notes, demands 4nd'pFoPery Of
said firm, all peTS0aA kn0 sing themselves To DO In
dehted 10 salt arm arc notified 10 Set tho HRme Of
once It'll tho undersigned, or their accounts will be
put In the hA6dB Of proper legal officers for collection;
and nj parsons having claims or demands agAInSt
said arm viii present the same 10 me for settlement
The aid stock Of goods will b disposed Of al retail
for few days unleS an suction sale Of aid stock Of
goods be deemed more advantageous 70 the eredltnrA
aud In that event due notice Of the same Will b
yiVeu. B. ,. poVENER, Assignee.
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"TuEY cannot all lle," was the obserya-
ton OF one while reading the endless testi-
monials to "Dr. Lindsey's Blood searoh-
err L Is iniallible.
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The marks last evening indicated 4 feet
8 inches and falling.
Business on the levee dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Pres Ellison continues her trips
to Bellaire according to her time table be.
low.
The st. Lawrence Is due from Cincin-
natl tomorrow and will return at the
usual hour for departure.
By Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-River IS inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas.
ant. Departed: Graham and H. T. Dex-
ter.
NRw ORLEANS, July 2l.-Arrived: Esds
with barges, st. Louis. Departed: ". P.
Halliday, st. Louis. Weather partly
cloudy and warm, thermometer 9Oo.
EVANSVILLE, July 81. = Up: Golden
Crown, 1890 p. NJ; Idlewild, 1890.
Down: Rainbow. 5:45. Weather clear
and cool. River feet Q inches and falling.
CINCINNATI, July ol.-River feet
inch and falling. Weather clear and pleas.
ant. Departed: Chancellor, Pittsburgh;
Evansville, Evansville: Golden City, New
Orleans.
ST.. LOUIS, July 2l.-Riyer fallen 8
inches. Weather cloudy and cool. Ar.
rived none. Departed. Alton and Nor
ton and barges, New Orleans; Champion,
Kendall and Norton, St. Paul;
81. Louis, Kansas City.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-Riyer stationary
with 0 feet in the canal. Weather clear
aud pleasant. Arrived: Dew Drop and
low from Pomeroy. CAT due up tonight.
Capt. Jim Hamilton, one OF the oldest
pilots here, died late last evening, aged II
years.
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"sRLLERs' Liver Pills" never fail to cure
biliousness, indigestion, or headache. Sold
by all druggists.
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
SIRE 10 ave their natural teeth we would Ey
HAT We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enabIc them 10 do 70. BY the use oil az ELxcTRo
MAssE1Io PLuseEH We can and are making petter
PatiSntS than have heretofore been made 70 thm
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of me Electric
Pl1gyer What We say We can prove ~ aetuM
demonstration, Call aud see for yourselves.
JAMES N. sUR6IS0N son,
.auI No. II4S Market ST., WhaAliuE. ". va.
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QUICK TRIPS BETWEEN a, ~ /,
" WHEELING, BENWo0D AND "a, fi7
SBELLAIRE, By the new passenger
PRES ELLISON.

ON SUNDAY the Pres Ellison Leaves Wheeling At
BellaIro 280 .. ~, wheeling 900 p. m, BeAlre $50
p. M, connecting with all trains on the B. 8: W.
Narrow Gauge Road, aud all other trAinA Tho ELL
son leAyos promptly at the above time. 49,
or 10 JOHN CROCK ARD, ar0ld Reliable WhItbost.
Freight reeSlyOd AtRll houn At Old Reliable wharf.
boat Round Tnp Tickets, % cents. Extra trips
made on short notice, for night eIcunionI to any
or for towing.
mJio JNo, B, LUkkNs, Captain
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A ssEsSMENT NOTICE.
CRY cLHax's o,yleE,

wHEKLiSo. W. VA, July il, iSsO.
estCd tuat the Assessors elected by the Council Of
the City Of Wheeling have completed ttcir assess
ment for the year, and made return thereof 10 my
oca. Any person Wishing TO appeal from Iald AssesS'
at the City Building before the Board Of Equalization
and Appeals on the 26TH DAY OF JULY, $780, a.
o'clock o. NJ, NJ the said Board will meet at that
time at the said City Building 70 hear all objections
10 said assessment and revise and correct thu sAe.
ALEX, UPDEGRAFF,
C1tv CLARK.
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SUNDAY EXPIRES leaves Whseln; y ~ :
arriving At WellsburG GiiA. NJ, nnl y - apsSI NJ
At 1915 a. NJ. connecting With Fae'as h4P's3"-
Tain, LEAVING Columbus at GtOP. " Hnd tSL ~;
run daily, Through ChIragO express Is1IS 4
daily, except Sunday, at $40 =. y ~ ! - ~
attached, arriving IL Chicago 81 ~ oS ~. IN
Berths can DO secured 10 SdVlaee ~ VA~' W
Ticket Oticc, ColumblI. So. r,.,rl,, eIa
PullmAn'B Palace Drawing ESo@ IN. n :
through without change Iron sIsltn ~ $780,
Philadelphia ana New YorE. Esl y 4, IT. ~.
Cincinnati, Louisville, lndISn'po, ~ s y u
For through Tickets, BAnpEs ChSa , MY ~
recommendation, and any further ili'1 ~! ~ I, ~
% Jos. n. BELLEvILLE, Ticket S'I, !, III
Handle Depot, foot o. EIgTenn WS,ItE
Ticket Ohoe, under Mcclure Hol'e' Widely
Gent MIBIEsfI FanSsS
vi. O'RRiEH, .,-.,,n
Cent PAS Noh T'rts' - ~ C!. .gZ-
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TnERMoMrrzg REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, opere
House corner yesterday:
1871, 1880.
H.7P.M TAM. an. sr. MI Pm
IA ~ % SO CT 80 81 70
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Old Age and dis
eases that lead 10
Consumption, In.
sanity and an early
grave, or both. No
matter how shat
tered tho system
may DO from ex-
eesSes Of any kind,
q short course Of
ihla M0dIataa Will
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restore the lost functions and procure Health and
happiness whore before waa dependency and gloom.
The specific Medicine Il being used With wonderful
success.
Pamphlets sent IsO to all Write for them and go
full particulars.
Pree, sPeeiae, 81 % per pacIare. or ulx psehare,
Tor " 70. VIII DO sOnt by mall on receipt oil money
Address allorderS, ]. B. 6IMPSONIS MR6iCiNE az.
Mo-. 104 and i0s Main ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
OCT sold In Wheeling BY LAU6HLIH BRl& 4 CO
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To Nervous Sunerers-The Great Euro.
pean Remedy-Dr. j. q. SImp.
sons Specific Medicine.

DIR. j. II. simpsons specific Medicine
y positive cure for SpeTmAtoTrhea, Imp0teney,
Weakness and oil diseases resulting from sell.AbuSe
= Nervous Debility lrritabilityl Mental Anxiety,
lAngnor LAASitude, Depression Of Spirits and funo
honA arrangements Of the Nervous System generally
Pain In Back or Side, Lon Of Motn0rY, Prnmatnn |
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Commissioner Of the County Court Of Ohio count,
West Virginia, June 20, 1880.
Al, CLARKE, Sol. COnpIt
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,TRAGsPoRrATlos

BAIrlMoRf &oHIo RAlLRol0os
M@ -, ~
e., % and after June 70. is.O PS.-.ssSs=Ss
run y IoloNs-WheelIng Time; 'eossf ThisI :,
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The ST. Lawrence Is due from Cincin.
natl tomorrow and will return at the
usual hour for departure.
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pITrsBURGH, CINCINNATI ASDI,
J. LOUIS RAILWAY-PAN HANDLE BOrIE.
I'm a NJ l5E
Time Table East and WeSt. July iii, n&
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, iOGI q pttE1
street, near Public Landing, daily sIuFt SlDtNE
folloWS:
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Ghe q,tte4i2s'rter,


once. Nos. as and n Fourteenth street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04
A CARNIVAL OF CRIME.
A Triangle of Blood Stretching
Over Ohio and Illinois

A Haunting Memory of Blood.
COLUMBUS, April N.-Our city and
county were thrown into afeverish state
of excitement by the developments
made by William P. Gillespie on his
death bed.
Some ten or twelve years ago wei
thy stock trader by the name of James
Jamison, who lived In johnson county,
not far from the corner OF the counties
of Bartholomew and Brown, was mys-
teriously missing from home. and all
kinds of rumors we're afoat in regard
TO his whereabouts. One theory was
that he had got all the money be could
get together and had decamped for parts
unknown, and another and the most
probable, was that be had been murder
ed, which, the sequel shows, was true.
A few days ago the man Gillespie died,
and Just before that event took place,
after he had given up all hopes of re-
covery, he told his friends he had 0
startling story to tell concerning the
death of old man Jamison, whose dis.
appearance had caused 80 much talk ter
or twelve years ago. He said that him
self and two others shot and killed Jam
ison on whet is called Hurricane Ridge
wild and lonely place, and buried hin
body in dense thicket near the road
side.
No trace of the missing man was eve
found. except his horse, saddle and bri
Idle, which were afterward found in th,
possession of one of the three, who &C
counted for 1t by saving that be hat
bought them OF the old man before b.
went off Gillespie stated that they go
81. .665 in cash, and $1,000 in notes
which they destroyed, one taking th'
horse, saddle and bride in the division
1 A son of Jamison, who formerly re
sided 10 this city, bat resides in Jones
1 vile, this county, passed through her,
this morning for Gillesple's neighbor
hoed, to go to the bottom of the fou
murder and bring it to light, ifpossihle
He is determined man and will leav'
nothing undone to bring the bloody
fiends to Justice.
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Republican State Convention.

The Ohio Republicans assembled at
Columbus on the 2Sth nit, appointed
delegates to the National Republican
Convention, notninatea State ticket,
adopted aset of prepared resolutions to
suit SHERMAN ann ,5e necessities OF the
party, and then suhsided, We append
a part Vt the proceedings:
The Republican State Convention re-
assembled at 2 o'clock, The galleries and
Hobbies being iilled with a dense crowd
Hon, Repj. Butterworth, OF Hamilton,
was closen permanent Chairman.
The platform instructs the delegates at
large and requests the district delegates
to vote at Chicago for Secretary Sher.
man, and to use all honorable means to
secure his election. The resolutions
were agreed lc with cheers. A demand
for division Of the question wss laid on
the table.
The following were named as delegates
at large TO the Chicago Convention
VIM. Dennison, Of Franklin, w. NJ.
Bateman, Of Hamilton; James A. Gar
field. OF Lake, and Charles Foster, of
Seneca.
The highest vote cast for the delegates
at large named by the Blaine delegates
was 200, for John Beatty.
The delegates at large were instructed
to select their own alternates, and Chas.
Grosvenor. of Athens, and S. 5, Warner
were CHOSEN by acclamation.
/ AS near as can be learned, s out OF the
! 40 district delegates chosen to-day to at.
tend the Chicago Convention are for
Blaine, but in one district (the l7th) Q
resolution was adopted declaring Sher.
man TO he their second choice. Sher
mans friends claim the delegation viii
be solid for Sherman at Chicago.
4 The platform was an adulation o
Sherman's financial policy. an endorse
ment Of the present administration, ant
q shrieking argument for the necessit.
Of the perpetuty in power of the Repub
. Iican party.
The following State ticket was nomi
nated: For Secretary of State, Charlie
Townsend. of Athens: Judge Of the So
preme Court, Geo. W. McIlvaine, Q
Tuscarawas CLERK of the Supreme Court
Dwight C. Rowell. of Ashiahula; Mem
her OF Board af Public Works, s. R
Hosmer, OF Muskineum; School Com
missioner, A. P. DeWolf, of Summit.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04
VICTIMS OF THE STORM.
The Southwestern Part of Missouri
Urgent Appeal for Help.

mn, c,.Ap-I q r....
AIwost Enfireiv DestraveG.oAn ~
Urgent Appeal for Helm.
az n.
"a. Loois, nne nplr .., ne msicuan.s
..Aouanke nene. oo...ee we .ase , ,eoe,s
ou ~ LAZY sepo.S " sue .e.'ip,e ue
osiuo.'on an. u.e'i.sa VooAsloueu W 'uo
fecent .o,nauo ~ 'ois o'a'c' anu uave
on.clai aus,ces ilom 50 many reliei com'
inl'.ess alu p'om.neu. geh'lenen ~ .us
~ 'assa.su s ro ,o 10. " ae Is ,Ia'
al, a. :sas'a ~ III III wy saas 10y
WIN ISSUE .ue io',o "iss 'o'moi.o" no'n
las' snn asA p'ace lot i' AZ 'ne Assn
claseu : eess. @
10 the = oharitaoiy disposed feopie OF the oni-
:Tq Tho o'sses ssasn, o,o,onos uh;oh ro,.od ovor
~ .,o. ~ - ~. ns ,na CT ~ M,s
.as $50" 80 hI"s,,. p - AZ, I "nS .,,;. 70
Sua uad.aas I 80 son;,;o, | ,a;a @ mas,a m ra.n,, ~
.hr;u;nu % 80 - ~ ouns and ,,i,lamao on5 so,t,a.
- .s ~ ~ '0 u,;nd. 81" ~ 49,. M s,ooI ana
~ n,.man,s ~ @ ~ of hnudrad" @ ~ of sarmars ~ -
papan, sdvices reca;red bv ,h;s commit
too show ,ba destrnct;on to be moro
fserfn, ,hon non oan n;c,nre Frsnt =
N;nhsr Profsssor Of phys;cs IN Wash.
;na,an II,;uars;., All. o;t,, ond n Cba.
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(. Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, April 80 Wool
Quiet and prices about nominal Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX
and above 54@56c; extra 54@56c; me-
dium 62@65c; coarse 54@55c; N Y
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine Sc
@541c; medium 59@62c; coarse SAC
55c; washing, ccmhing and delaine 54@
65c; unwashed 40@56c; Canada comb.
ing washed 52a@53c; tub washed GOA
66c; pulled 45@55c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04

HThe BLAINE men in the Republi-
can State Convention at Columbus pos
sessed nerve, and dared the SHERMAN
chaps to knock the chips off their shoul-
ders. They glanced at the chips and
then quietly requested the BLAINE
boys to keep quiet and not raise fuss
in the family. There will be music in
the Republican delegation from Ohio al
Chicago.
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Two Birds with One Stone.
(Athens Messenger.)

Thank you, Governor; thank you
Gov Fosters appreciation Of the efforts
OF the Republicans of Athens County in
polling larger majority for him last
fall than had been given any candidate
for Governor since 1858. was shown by
his appointment OF the Chief of the
Bolters--Gen. Grosvenor--to T,ustee-
ship in the Board of the Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans' Home. Thank you,
Governor; thank you!
Poor JExNING When brains are
wanted from Athens County no one
thinks of calling at the Messenger Office,
GRosvENoR, the man upon whom he has
vented his spite for years Is invariably
called when brains are in demand.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04

nEThe editor of the San francisco
Chronicle was murdered in bis Office on
the 24th uit., by son OF Rev. ]. S.
KALLocH, Mavor o! the city. 1t will be
remembered that De YeuxG. the murder
ed man, shot Rev. KALLooH about the
time OF the election last Fail. The Rev.
Is vile old wretch, II half the stories
circulated about him are true.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04

cyThe delegates from this, the 18th
District, and the Belmont District, to the
Chicago Convention are as follows:
Fifteenth District-Delegaies. r M.
Slimson, of Washington; John w. Do
hertv, al. Monroe. Alternates, Charles
L.. Kurtz, OF Athens; j. R. Foulke, oi
Morgan.
Sixteenth District-Delegaies, ]. R.
Pierce. of Harrison; j. D TAYLOR. ol
Guernsey. Alternates, Turner G Brown
of Guernsey; James F..Sarratt, Of JEFF
,ferson.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04

Eg General THoMAs F. WILDEs, OF
Akron, candidate for Secretary OF State
In the Republican State Convention, pos
sesses nerve. He entered the race we'll
knowing that the Athens Ring crowd
would fight him to.the dead line. He
resided in Athens and worked with the
crowd up to the GREELEY campaign Of
1872, when he declared for the Liberals.
Then they turned upon him and the re
suit was that be left Athens that year fol
more congenial quarters.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-05-04

EEThe names OF the candidates on
the Republican State ticket, and their To-
calities, have familiar sound. The. old
Ring that has run the Republican ma
chine in Ohio since 1860 manages to still
retain its grip on the rural roosters when
assembled in Convention. This time
though, the delegates from six or eigh,
districts "kicked' and wanted the collar
loossned. hence the mild request to the
delegates to Chicago to vote for SHRl
NAN.