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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15
RELLAlkE.
Odds and Ends Picked Up Yes
terday.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Cummins,
whose death Was noticed IN this column
Yesterday, will take place to-day at l
n'clnrk NJ. The funeral will take place
from her hate residence, North ot Gravel
Till. and the remains will he inferred III
Greenwood Cemetery, four miles De-
youd Wheeling.
Miss Maggie Long, ot South Rellaire,
is living very low, with aseNere ATTACK VI
,ndlSp0SiiOn, at her home,
Carroll peemes, clerk IN Mercer =
drug store. Is spending a week with olo
i,irnds in his former home, Barnesville'
ON account Ut the mill over the river
being shut down, large number oi
f. slers from Reuwood have been OBJ
served working in the Bellaire mill.
J. : Ra,uCv waS again called tn the
bedside OF his father, who lives IN west
Alexander, Ia, on account vi the old
gentleman heComiug worse.
Mr., &. 7. Kelly has become 80 much
worse that theattending physIcians have
givru her case up ~ u hopeless one.
Ipsrpl ii. Na,rum VIII las been ia
the employ 1T the Howe sewing Ma
chin, COMPANY. IN this city, ior q long
time past, has received a position IN The
Columbus office
IN. .e>,t the g. V. r. Socirty
will spend "Wednesday Picnicking Al
Martins Ferry. \ pleasant time IL
looN,i forward 10.
Rrui Appleton, Esq returned home
from Glencoe Yesterday, where he has
been nNA bunting trip. tame ls re-
vurty IS sCA'cr
Dennis Sullivan and Jack Gallagher,
two Brl.gira'ics, went ont to Hard
SrraNu'y,u SHullN, and Madame ku-
NOR saw tina. they did not - s'unr
r,,hr. rayuAl,,S oi those dear Great
ur,- via, a.,,mpaujyd them cOult not
be lt.,..l. hul 70 is ,UImiSed, and No
dnuh.. tie names will leak out IN lew
DAYS
Ccmrauy n had a drill last night nm.
/ der tlvHrutNly commissioned captain,
Will lt,le. aztec which the BOYS at
/ iourrrd Ia Carlrr'> H. HE"i'U ration,
/ iIur, .f 90 the ,NgvU,"p, the rewly
elected officers.
Lon, Long informs rs that he lost
| $50 " d. 900 hraui lng E,lC-ram, bound
/ Tor Cu.ar'- Grove nn SdujIy. MI,
| l.oug tu,uE. -, mu-, hNr dropped .
Ja.r E.u".r. nu y. d ypIorcl c'r'z ~,
I drew I.,,u ar.Hr.. rnp tie hHnh Ia
nay Co.. r.u' go -.'.r.lN, ,U! o.. .
Nav tru.r l.,I ., ,ln .os,I = q pot
man. AMI whoever unds tue money
would do good act by returning II.
Henry lAudkrohn went cut the II. 4
, q. last SUNDAY evening on n business
ITlp,
John Hell. son OF the Union street
| butcher, still lies in u critical cuntiI.vu
| resulting from typhoid fever.
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NUTSHELL NOTES.

FEsrIyAL and supper at |. L. Church
tonight.
TnGRS is talk oil special meeting ct
Council Tor tonight,
OSE deed ot trust was recorded YES
ter,lay by Clerk Hook.
Moss commencement orations will
blossom at Washington ami bethany
this week.
liz that fellow with the oniony breath
doesn't keep away from the telephone
exchange he'll poison every office IN
town.
TuE attention vi the street commits
siouer Is called Ia the beard walk corner
ni Thirl and Market street. IL Is tut oi
mud and stones.
REcospER HOOK yesterday issued one
marriage license, Were 1t not LOT the
warm weather il is thought this market
would IL rather brisk.
Tux residence Of Thos Higgins, ESQr
ON Eofl street Was burGlarl1ed on Natur-
Lay nlsht by the provision tiend AMI eV-
ervthiog eatab.e Was carried oil,
O< SUNDAY night = would be burglar
forced his way into the residence al a
n. Caldwell, Esq, on Market street,
south side. Henry Caldwell tired a shot
at him aud he lncontlnently hed,
THE festival and supper at the |. L,
Church tonight promises TO be an tn
ioyable o,Casion. The ladies have been
very energetic in getting It up, and have
worked with untITing zeal to make II a
success.
An attempt Was made tn rob the
bOariing house corner ot koh anu SlN'
teenth street, about = O'Clock Mondoy
morning. The burglar got IN a Kitchen
window, but the noise swaked = servant
Who screaming tor help Frightened tue
man oh
SUNDAY afternoon some parties enter
Ell John Maxwelrs house On fifteenth
street. aud although they turned things
generally upside down, they diduot md
any of the yaluables. The would be
thieves also paid their respects II the
residence OF. Mrs. David Drooss,but took
nothing.
SKyKRAL warrants were issued by
squire Caldwell yesterday to Ofilcer
Miller for the purpose OF searching the
houses of Alonzo Miller, Mrs. West aud
Frank and Jack West who are sus-
pected, by Adam Iahn, Of coneealing
goods stolen from Adala by Frank West
Officer Miller made his search and re-
turned, having found nothing.
-. ,ha Ea.t,vsl and Snnnar
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Tr wHrrfTNG REGISTER TUESDAY MORNING JUNE To- 1851
!, w q Handlsn and n. Minke.

,sr w. @. Hsndlsn and h. Minke-
myer. 1.n.
Creighton and Thos. 0'brien. :,
Rishlsnd-Joseph II. Morgan ana
IiSer,y-J. II. Montgomery and A.
NJ. Ridgely. -, 49,.
MIR, Sutterfield moved to table, but
the motion was lost by Q vote OF 10 to .
Mr.. J. II. Good-Having been mem,
her al the Executive Committee, and
having voted to postpone this action, l
can scarcely be a delegate, and l With
draw my name. e..
MIR, Vi. c. Hsndlan also withdrew, Tor
the same reason.
Henry Pendleton and James Nichols
were substituted.
The report as amended Was adopted.
SENATORIAL AND JUDICIAL coSFEREH
ON motion, the chair was instructor
M appoint five gentlemen as conierees'
He named the following;
w. G. Hand!an, W. l. Hearne, r. u.
Cracraft, Andrew Wilson and ~ D.
Wilson.
Mr. Uearne, from the lobby-l do not
recognize your authority and WITH
draw my name.
Mr.. liandlau also withdrew. ..
Col. Thomas O'Brien and J. W. Wait
were appointed in their stead.
ON motion 1T Mr.. Butterheld, the con-
yention proceeded to the appointment
oi an Executive Committee, which re-
suited rs follows:
Executive Committee
Neutrality-suspicious. Z. Stltel.
Madison-Edwsrd larkin.
Clav-llenry fendleton.
Union-Philo. l.. Kimberly.
Cen,re-James Wheeler.
Gregory Warner
Richie William {. hsndlsn.
Triadelphia-A. J. Cecil.
Lh,rU-John II. Montgomery.
Richlani-W. ii, Caldwell.
There being no further business be-
fore il, the convention adjourned s'''f
de.
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THE RESULT.
The Democracy of Ohio County
Make the Ticket That Win
Win In October.
A Convention That Was so Per-
fsctB Staid, and so Entirely
Respectable as to Disgust
Rampant Radicals.
The Head Of the Ticket Sent
Through With a hurrah, Whose
RssOundlng echuss
Reverbsrated With Significant
Acoustic Effects Upon Our
Probable Legislative
representatives.
The Peculiar Acton Of the Con-
vsntiOn Confusing to the Con-
srsssional Delegates.
First il Would; and Then it
Wouldn't, and Now the Party
Says il Shouldn't

There was great gathering oi the
Democracy, yesterday, in and aoou, The
Cour, House. Every section ami cor
nrr of the county was represented, n.
eager Ia he present az the naming C'
The gentlemen t. he the next COUNTY
officers. Hut large a. Was the crowd
the order Was perfect. There MAS that
excitement, that interest which such a
event always inspires, but not a clash
ar lar disturbed the harmony OF the daV,
When. during the session, applause MAS
heard, IL Was not noisy aud demonStra-
tive. though not less sincere, ami n
there Was disappointment, II WAS con
tinrd within the hearts oi the uniortuu'
ateS
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PERSONAL POM ~.
Pertinent Sayings and Doing

Pertinent sayings anu ''"ti's~'
Mr Il Peters, editor OF the Rn""klyn
Tmr,, MAS in the city yes'trt'N. lie
wi, leave for Marietta, @, to,dh!.
Hon \. q Roger, ol Phllippi, spent
Yesterday in the city.
James Bn.cs, Esq. Pittsburgh At.
tnrnev, Is IN the city visiting friends.
Miss Fannie EIsenhey, one Of the
most charming young ladies that the
Seminary walls have held during the
past wear, has returned 10 her home IN
GAINESVILLE
Mr. Harry Cordoya, an old Snowman,
arrived in Bridgeport sunday evening
with W. C. Cuup's New United Mon.
ster show advertising car and fifteen
men. MIR Curdova started his force out
Yesterday to post the bills for the show,
which will bc here on the 18th inst.
Harry i one OF the best fellows On the
road, aud IL more than proud OF his car,
and well hc may be, for it is simply a
palace on wheels.
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surreme Court Of Appeals.

This court met NJ 10 \. ", Yesterday,
all ni the Judges being on the bench.
The case vi VIM. Adanson ~. John
L. pearre ct a., on an appea, from
Preston county, VAS continued.
The case of \. :. Wilson IT. al. ", VI.
u. Harper ct. AL, on an appeal nom
Randolph county, VAS al-o continued
The case oi the L. \ O. Il. Il. CO. II. at
vs.. Vim. Il. AnnOn, on a superSedeaS
from Preston, VAS continued
The case ut Gideon NnauS ct al, ~,
simon WInans 1t AL, on an appeal, from
Barbour county, Was submitted.
In the case OF the State at West Nlr'
piuia vs. VIM. shank, from Wood conn.
IN. AN order was made setting the vase
Tor argument ON Monday, june 2lst.
Adjourned until ID o'clock this morn
inu
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Full Con fidenee In lie EfAosey.

LswIsBuRo, w. Va. Nov. II, 10.
AosTs LavghiiR Bros & Go
GKSrs-I take pleasure in saying that
your Worm syrup has given unusual
satisfaction 10 my custamers. believe
il will finally take the place OF every
other preparation OF that kind. 10 eff.
cient 10 il found TO be, have full oonh.
dence in its efficacy, and its freedom
from the nsusea;ing taste and effects
which belong 10 other preparations
make il the general favorite with the
people here. Respectfully,
o. L. SEYDkxuRICEER.
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sunday kNpp'>S leaves Mh"Ciiug 81 -
arriving az Mciisburga ~. n sul ~ ''a
bVn,tlc al - A n, CounoSu = l'h 49,"
ksprrss for all Western puiub ..
Trans leaving Columbus 81 , o. aN1f
4, N. ran daily Through ihbsE" tiL-
,eaNss Columbus daily ykuUd suHiaN Na
with .lc,ttug car aattaChv,i. afuNius 'h 'hha
xost7.J next morning u, rth. can bI ~'l''n
~ advance al Union Depot ucsei Oih,c ''.oN
bus
fullmAn's dmwins r,Snm sleeIdng car h.nsss
sithput change from st.ubcnNillc 30 ," In,s
i,Iphta AID New Nufs, Anl " ~ D. iuIuntp.
Cincinnati, Louisville. lniisnAIp.i. saA y
Louis -
fur through ti,kcts. baggz.c chs, A. '.''p q
car accommodations. AMI tuV iuuhyI H'..n'
tioa apply tn Ju~sph n iIplI,,lle. B,sri is'al
al pan.Hsuile pyIoi Iunl Of klyNenih N.,' N
At CITY It,seI uniVV, undeT NCluw Hos
Wheeling
T. ". Caldwell. General ManAgyt 'uium'a.
D.w l. Bricu, General iasscuser sHd TO"
Agent Columbus a. ~"
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Transfers

The following conyeysnces OF real rs
tate were admitted to record IN the Of
ice Of the County Clerk yesterday
A deed made January III, ls,o, by the
Greenwood Cemetery Association TO
Thomas A. Jones, OF Belmont county,
Ohio, in consideration Of so, Of lot No.
10 in section -" Of said cemetery.
A deed made February 10, 1850, 10y
the Greenwood Cemetery Association TO
WIN. Mcmminger, IN consideration OF
ST.. 30, OF lot No. IL in section M OF
said cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

WASHINGTON, June IL, | \. M-toI
Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, RISING
barometer, lower temperature, west
winds, cloudy weather ard numerous
rains. followed hy cleaning weather.
For the Lower Lakes, falling hdrom-
eter, followed 10y rising, castrrly winds,
skiltlng Ia north oT west, stationary or
lower temperature, partly cloudy wealth
or aud numerous rams.
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There is perhaps no tonic offered to
the people that possesses as much real
intrinsic value as the Hop Bitters. just
at this season OF the wear, when the
stomach neeis an appetizer. or the blood
ne,,is purifying, the cheapest aud best
remedy is Hop Bitters. An ounce OF
prevention is worth a pound OF cure,
don't wait until you are Frustrated by a
disease that may take months Tor you TO
recover in.-Boscs GLOBE. Laushlin
Bros. X Co, Wholesale Agents, Wheel
ing.
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OILY GOODS.
usv Yort.

NEW YoaE. June l4-Dry Goods
Cotton goods in irregular demand. but
some Of the lately reduced makes OF
brown and bleAched cottons are doing
tairiy in first banda Prints dull, exceLt
vide prints, which are in iair demand.
Towns and sinehams doing veil.
woo,ses IN limited rsqussl fossisn
rood dall.
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THE Cathedral festival takes place on
"Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the
10th and l7th, at 7:S0 O'Clock, At WASH
ingion Hall. Very thorough prepare
tons have been made TO make the occa-
sion most enjoysbls. No voting and no
rafting in the hall, We understand.
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GENERAL MARKETS,
TolsuaA

ToLnpo, June li.-whsae-Duu: \.
Swhite Wabash, 81 10 No. ! white Ma
isan 81 l0l; amber Michigan 81 IA: W
2 red Wabash, spot 81 IA; seller JIM.
81 Isle; seller July 81 cot; seller Auan.'
96ic; No. 8 red Wabash 81 0s; reies,as
CSC. Corn-Dull; high mixed iO,c: ~
2 spot and seller JULY 40c; No. 2xhH.
4ic; rejected Sole. oats-Quiet; 80 :
S2ic.
Caneannan
ClNcrxSAri, June Ia. Cotton
Quiet at ll,c. Flour Easier; ismDr
!, seas 90, fancy S. 0oCGS IS. Wbs.,
Quiet; No. , red winter 81 Hal 10
Corn-Dun; No. 3 Ss!c. oats-Oui.,
and steady; No. , mixed SSlc. i've"
In fair demand at Soc. Bsrley-Scsns
new fall sample CO.. Pork-Que, a,
SlO7S. Iard-In good demand at 81 -
G6 6sl. Bulk Meats = In good deu.pJ
At Al a6lc. Bscon-Steady and in n,
demand at 4i@7s@'sc, Whisky =
Steady at SlO6. Butter-Quiet and IN.
changed.
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JACOB ". GRUBB, the jew
eler. Offers bargains In We'd
ding Presents. corner TWeiith
and Market streets
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O'keefie-Cnion, lJS iota, lfx
Feryusson-Liberty, ll0s; Rrhland.
li;R; washipg,on, 4l7i Clay, lsit Cen
tire. ISIS Total, sSsN
CHANGE wASrkp.
Before this ballot was announced q
member from Washington gained the
floor and desired TO change his vote
Mr.. Pollock objected, and said no such
rule had been agreed upon,
Mr.. Crawford moved TO allow the
change.
The question was put, but the chair
was unable To decide, Upon motion oil
Mr. Horkheimer vote was taken oy
individuals aud the motion lost by a
vote vi Il to H.
80 the convention refused to allow q
change,
FOURTH BALLOT
Jorlan--Triadelphia, 221l Richland,
-S}. Liberty, SSi; Washington, lSS
Madison, lSol; Clay, 26si; Union, lLs;
Centre, SIS; Webster, S6O; Richie, 10
Total, 2,lH9l, So,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., llSI; Rich.
land. Isl; Madison, 3Gs; Clay, 1919;
Union, Ia. Total, 1S1i
O'KeetTe-Union, Ia Total, l72.
Frcusson- Rich,and, 72i; Liberty,
llRj: Washington, SIS; Webster, lSS'
Total, Siit,
JORDAN NOMINATED,
The Chair-Mr. Jordan has received
A majority OF all the votes cast, and Is
YOUR candidate Tor Prosecuting Attor'
ney,
] q peniletop-AS one OF the de-
iea,ed candidates. | move 10 make Mr..
Jorlan's nomination unanimous
Mr.. Horkheimer-AS Mr.. Pendleton
is not a delegate, renew his motion.
Carried.
Assessor City District
The chair-Now, gentlemen, make
your nominations for Assessor Tor the
First district,
Mir. Frz,lmmonS nominated George
llell. No.,
MIR. Campbell nominated Robt Phil
lips,
Mr.. Daily nominated J, W. Wait
MIR. Horkhelmer nominated Fred,
Cnruh
rus LOWEST NOT DROPPED,
Mr.. Pollock 81 move that hereafter the
loves, candidate he dropped ON each
ballot.
The chair think it would he better
to wait until the ballot Is taken.
Mr.. rullocG-l don't think 50. Ii We
adopt this plan there will he no c0mph-
meutSry voting.
MIR. Hu,terdcld-l don't think that :
right. Ii We drop man II may Cut 4
delegate ut from voting Tor whom he
p.EaseS. | want my vote Ia be Tree.
The question MAS put, AMI the char
hrin. unable IL decide, MIR. horkhelmer
demanded the yeas aud NAYS, which ~
suited IN the loss ut the motion 10y Ia
ayes 10 Ia noes.
The Chair then directed the ballot to
proceed
FIRST BALLOT.
Phillips Philadelphia, sal; Rlchland,
22l: LIBERTY. ltG; Washington, AZ;
Ma iison, 1904; Clay, 26@I, T,ta, l,NSS'
Matt Manson, 1901; Webster, on;
Richie. 42i Total, llO4l,
UulUh Madison, ISM; Clay, lSlE;
Centre, ll6. Total, i11F,
Wrl-Union, Ai6; Centre, -. Total
rs.
SECOND BALIoC
Phillips Philadelphia, sal; Liberty,
LOO; Washington. AZ; Madison, 9noi
CLAY. SoI, Union, L.; Centre, ~
rolll, 1851 800,
Wait Rtchland, 9@l, Madison, 1901
Centre. ll6; Webster, SG6, Rlrhi% 10
Total, l,2lSl.
Unruh-Umon, ~; Webster, Isl,
Total, So.
Uui-Unjou, L. Total, Ia,
MIR. Phillips having received a ma,
inrlN ii all the votes east, MAS declared
the nominee IT the party Tor Assessor ol
thrCty distinct.
On motion ot Mr.. Rcdi'lon, the Con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

Mothers! for best Boys and
Chiidren's Clothing. at lowest
prices. 20 Co Oehu AZ Cos. one
Price ClOthieT~- i3sS Mnrhet
street, adjoining Opera House.
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luiJer!jnY Re9istsr
LOCAL IHTElLl6ENCE
Inae, /, New Aayarnsemenii.

VIC. Coup's New (nited Monster
shows lUird Page,
raiapSCo lnS,IIute.
Notitr- Redemption oi Public Build
ing van RondS.
p.mo,ratic Na,iouS, Convention.
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GENTI.EMEN-NOu can get n
supper that would tempt au
epieure Ior ~ cents at the I II
church Tonight. The cuisine
a. I'm goOu hands.
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To GentS

Headquarters for llanan 4 Reddish
handmade shoes, in all styles, and lar
SUPERIOR Ia any other make, for sale by
l. V. Blond. 1871 Main street.
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Prices TO suit everybody. II YOU
want bargains In Shoes and Slippers,
call at l.. v. Blonds
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| HAWK derived much benefit from
using Fellows HyPophosphites in
chronic consumption.
JOINS Il. MooRK,
Forest CITY, Montana.
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TRAINS leave Schockey's Crossing a, Z
and Postoffice at 7l5 A.. n, Saturday,
June 10Th. 6Oc for the round trip.
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STRAWBERRIES, Ice Cream, Cake, girls
and everything that is sweet and deli
cious a, the L. T. Church tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

xpEprAlING attended to by Rober
Luke, No. lA50 Market street, near
the pnstottice at reasonable rates.
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Hot Spring Chicken in every
style at the q. Il. Church sup
per tonight.
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ruE cheapest Excursion OF the season
SATURDAY, June l9,h, to Washington
IA, and return, Tor bG
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From the Hub.

SUPPER from SIX to nine O'Clock at the
L. L. Church tonight.
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TAXE in the Excursion and Picnic to
Washington, Pa, next Saturday. Only
60c for the round trip.
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Pullman Palace, Drawing Noon and s'"''~
Car. on eli uighi trains. III ,.,,ns
clos CONNECTIONS ere made fof az -
south aud southwest, North and sl.,, an.
ssrsaa. @o,ias 70 the great woi snd 70 sb'.
particular attention u given.
WHEELING. prrnBp RON AND BALriso"
DIVISION.
Lave Whseling. -.--.---...------s.>o .. u
TrisdsipAA Accsnnedstsen-
Lave WkceiinS .---.-- .-.----.-Js " a. -
No trains run ON ,hu division On suuis,
Tscksta 70 al PansipAl poiEn On sss
inSosnsison 70 De tnvsiini Pablk hsSqs''
~ 81: sEvnlS sss;z I'.I s''''''
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PrrrsBunsH, June iL-River 6 let
and rising. Weather cloudy end nild.
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Weather InaiSan1ns.

lrN.SFS. - NJ
70 y - - ~ - u
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unoinnau.
oANkS.

National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING,
CAPITAL -. S3OO, OO0
southwest cor. Main 4 Twelfth Sus,
poss A GENERAL BANKING BuslNES
plRECTORS:
NtcHAKl RxlIv, K W. hAuErr
A. = Topn =. X ASNNVGTNkN,
AxrHCs LTrTIk + W, tAikSN,
JOHN wAaSER. SsAs W hkoSkISIn
JAMS MAXWELL. Presatesl
JOHN WAGNER. oisAisr. khi
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BALTIMORE 1 OHIO r. R. CO.
E,srRoUsp rkAIs.

On ard after Nay a. ls-0. rA~-engcr IiAn'
will run =. h,liuNs " hvcliug time
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Thermometer kseNra

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store:
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis

RAu.wAY-PANHA ROUTE
r,me table kr Va, and Vest, April -
Tram. leave Fan. Handle pyphL toOI ~ Al,vrrA
,trel, near public landing, daily, cA0SII s'a
lay, a. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

RxxsNsSR the Festival and Supper
A the u. p, Church tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

60 To he Festival and supper at the
L. I. Church tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

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,romp,uOsS snd fidelity.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

.nsiiy EXCEPT sunday.
No. Ant q stop ., AL stations.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15

o'Keefie-unlon. iJa. Total, l72
Feyusson-Liberly, ll0s; Rrhiand,
li7A; washipgton, All; Clay, BltS Zen
tire. ISIS Total, eSek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-15
THIRD BALLOT.

Jorlan-Triadelphia, 22Ii; Liberty,
5Si; Richland, 7Si; Madison, 1901;
Union. l72; Centre, Sis; Webster, 500;
Richie, AS, Total, l,T97s. :.
Observation-Disclosures, llSi; Madi-
son, eo03; Clay, so2i; Union, lI2, To-
tai, 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-03
PnUDUUE MARKET.
Following are the ruling wholesale
buvinp Dricas IN 76lt Lake Citv-

Following are the ruling wholesale
buying prices IN Salt Lake City
GRAIN Wheat, 80 q 75c. ? bushel;
Barley, (seedJ SI.25 , ewti Oats, S1.75
PcWt.
FLOUR-XXX (old) S2.s5 a s2.45;
xxx told) $3.50 q 2.75 Fcwt.
P0TAT0ES-35 ? bushel.
5HELLED CORN-Sl-2 5@Sl. 55 cut.
BRAN-Sl. oU; Shorts, sl.l0 y oWt.
WO0L-Choice Fleece 10000 y y.
HIDES-Prime Flint, 10c914e ? D.
Following are the latest quotations
4 -four, grain, wool, etc., in the Ban
Francisco Market
FLOUR-Superhbe,s SO 5O94 %; Bakers'
Extra, IS 90 9s5 I21: Family Extras,
IS III; Walls Walla, extra, "a 80 @ 81 IS
Pbbl.
WHEAT-No.I, 81 37s9 90; No.
2, 81 3OC91 IS ? ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, rs a SOC. for Coast
Ssd75c @ SOC for Bay; Brewing, 80 q 95
cwt.
0ATs-QuOtable 81 l5@ 81 4Ov ct.
CORN -Quotable at 81 OBJ for Large
fellow 81 O23 for Small, and 81 e5 Tor |
White, p ctl.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l91 @ 2Oc,; Dry Kips, 49, a zoe;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65lbs,
lOic; do, under 55 lbs, 1oc; KipI, 1oc;
Cslf-skins. 10 a lie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-03
FLORIDA.

Chicago, 2.-The Times Jacksonville,
Florida: Republicans claim the electoral
ticket by l.500 and governor by half
that. Many colored voters have been
restored to the registration lists by the
supreme court. The best posted demo-
Gratis claim only 50Oor 600 on either side.
Pensacola, 2.-Santa Rosa County is
estimsted at 400 msjority for Hancock,
democratic gain OF 80 on 1876.
Cambria County is claimed for Ham
cock BY 800, democratic gain of 500.