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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-12
LIE. daily. Ar. daily.
st. Louis Express.
1855 p m l1aOsm
E1. Salty. En-. Mon.

Passengers at st. Paul leave by E1. Salty. Ell. NJ,
the st. Paul b Pacific K. R.
at u 10, connecting at Min
nespolis. On Saturday this
train runs to Albert Lea only
Passenger train for Chsska,
Carver and Merriam Juuc-
don, connectii at Cbasks
for points on Hastings 4 Ex. Sun. Ell. 81
Dakota railroad ......... 9:00a M 500
Mixed, Minneapolis and Mer-
Ram Junction, connecting to
and from all local stations on TOO N $40 p
st. p l. 8. @. R. r. as far as
st. James. Connects st
Chaska to and from all points
on Hastings & Dakota r. h
Omaha Ex., to and. from all
points on st. P. & b. @. R'y,
Omaha and California; alEo $3.50 nal II 10
to and from points on Has
hngs . Dakota BY. west to
Glencoe.
Mixed, Minneapolis and White 7:10 8 m
Bear Lake and Duluth. III sos r
Mixed, Minneapolis, White 7:10am 9:55 a
Bear Lake AID saltwater 2:15 p m sos I
Mixed trains for Twin Lakes, Norman, Lake Mi
Benson's Grove and Forest City, leaves Albert Lei
~ =. NJ, Sundays excepted. Returning lea
Forest CitJ ct 80 P. n, except Sunday.
Trains arrive and depart from the st. Paul Pac
depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping G. berths secured at c
aeket office, No. Washington avenue, (oppoi
EicoIet House, ". g. Teller, ticket agent, and
st Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis, and ct
East Third street, st. sul-Geo. Fl. Hazard, dc
agent. CHAS r. HATCH, Gen. MAnaess
l. H BoD1, PaS0eoZD kgea6
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Chicago, Milwaukee 8 st. Paul Railway.
Passenger depot foot Of Jackson street. Ticket
office northwest corner of Third and Jackson streetR
Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st. Paul.
Trains. Lesve Leave:
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Minneapolis g. st. Louis Railway-Sh0rt
Line, Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis, st. Paul and CHI
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE CAR
SLEEPERS TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE
70 miles shorter than any other route.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-12
Foreign Money Market.
MARKETS IN DETAIL.

The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-12
Boots and ShOet

Mems French calf DIS. boots. per dozen w S54 90
Mems French calf T. S. boots, per doz. 80. Sc 90
Mems French calf D. 8. goat leg open boots,
Mems veal calf d. S. boots per doz.. ....... A 90
Mems black D. s. boot, per doz. ............ 25 90
- short-leg ......... "a 90
Mems French kip 20 inch driving boots, per
uoG. W. "
Mems veal calf 90 ".......... 81 90
Womens all calf d. s. polished, per pair ..... 90
calf split back, D. s. polished, per pair. 90
Misses all calf D. s. polished, per pair. l 65
Misses all calf split back D. 8. polished, per pair l 30
Childs d" Z" Z" So. ! 10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

81. Paul Railroad Time Tables.
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Il. Il.
Fergus Falls and st. Vincent Divisions. FOR St.
Cloud, Alexandria, Fergus Falls, GIyndon, Croots-
ton, Grand Forks and st. Vincent
IAave-North Iaava-Soukh
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WHEAT
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts IN Chicago, $3.50 bushels:
shipments 6.432 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee PLATO bushels; ship
ments 400 bushels.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee 1897 900 bushels.
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River Division
Through Chicago / East
ern Express. ..........
Through Chicago L East.
ern Express. ..........
Iowa h Mimi. Div
Prairie du Chien, NIL
waukee l. Chicago Ell
st. L. & Kan. City Ex.
OwatonnA Accommodate
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River Falls train leaves st. Paul for River Falls
and Hudson at 400 pm. AL trains daily except
Sunday. VIII. DIXON. Gen. Ticket Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

We tu nnt rpmpmhrI that The l'rmo
,faIlr patty r,vt hptutp mnle THEFT roun
a nominations Of an palli u lair ~ they
ptupouo ~ b. THE irat l,"m the tins
the ,ounl, ibkyt 10 put lat" the bcld
until Ihy pl,,liuu, viii hr lrw mouths
lhis 10 4 loup campaign hut uulr, tho
circumstance the mttuu "i The ,o,nn'l
Toe 10 Irgaoirl Il, manf 80 ho'op nior
Tho tNo National li,tuia Will he Ia tho
hcli about THO limr. the ianura viii
lp tpinpl h the mo lN'
tics. aud the battle vii
have htvn hosuu Tho county
,anitIal,a atv ahrult hrh rrlo,o tho
rrurlc maDnly cugoscl,N battling With
cn,h ulh,,, hnNu,on thlhr, than Tat
lins tho ,ummru ruruI uo the vht'i
hntlmy at the i,nNyHttun viii not WNl
a. the lrugih ut the l"al ,au,aa7 W.
WLltIou lhn p,umrt a,lioN "l the pa
"a managuta lciubvUa ~ hHs''ani,"
campaign They ate ,vaih ~t tie battle
ani ,iu net h%railalv tu Say ID" lhcN
th,uN lrNu lhc gauntlet I" tltU r"lh
bal tura and rhallvnsr thUm b. the ,nm
hat Thia uvlilt 10 Nnith mouY toira W.
q ,runI, lkp lh,s aui " maintained 4"
the rui viii hting - rv,tn,u anih,illihni
vi,IrN u 10 uuti,r ~ the hlaln tul
rnuntN that the uhtn county UruWr
ta,y kuuN lhui, allruglh nui have the
courage a. taau,l ", that THE county
wll east hul vote bee the ]llouroIajh
numlnvpa In bath u,tulut awl N"NoW
hv,, ,%psa,llrsa IT Nhr shalt l." the o'r"
inrvl ~ Chicago ~ IiU,tuuaii tut
lirpulltm h,cthr,u yuuIura that with
tut ut,,st lo yatti ll,rn plamlarl the,
az Ntl,uul hulr, white the hrwo,,N'>
h, nut hauH lhr,, buloa at pu,,rua go
Ihp lu,luura ~ aui mhu The, ,ti,',l
The ruunl, ~ lad tt S,Nvtt ! Nirts
hy wn maiuuiy pnd lhuN viii ,atN II
by likc malulHt ~, the unuinro 1T
the Cincinnati Convention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
plAooaAr,o COUNTY, oosyss'
ZION

phApphArtp COUNTY upNNbNs
TIuh
The Couay ksvcutive Committees OF
tie psmOcsliv payty held 4 mse,ius Ia
thla ely, lssi ~salauiss, aad n,ed eae
anlay, The iplh LAY VI Jaas, a. ,hsaa'e
Coz holilhs ptioaFy meetings tot The 80
lpction VI delegates 10 the uonnb Von
ysntiOn tuI the nomlnalion Ut = 1ouhN
ticket The coaveutton ID " hp held 90
tho Munday tllowIus, luOe the 18th
Tho cummNtee dtd nut dsem u worth
white ~ ralla convention VI The l'p'no
gpaia VI the county ht the selection
ut dplssalea ~ the rlaJssbuR ,onNen
Iian, witch 10 H. bp held "a the lWh "l
Juue. tor tho selee,loN " thIee delegates
~ represent lhis Congressional h's''''l
la the National NpnsoNl,en ~ V,or'o
natl thel, Iherette, authorised aoi
aul every nrmopret IN uhio county H.
raustipt himselt q delegate. The ronn
~ wlll tp cuthlrj to thirty eight VOTES
la thai Ihnavpnlinn un the hta'a VI "np
vote tf ra,h nNe bundled hallo'a
yas, Lf Mt ruptS w ls'o,
anj u IA ptnhahlv that oo'
than thirty ytshI Democrats
nt tho rnuati will cate ~ avail them
ssl,ps Ut this lbrTal oJrr g. constitute
themselves lplpaatra
We have MT hoari whplbe, uhin
ruunlY has aut aspltanI Iui the poaitI"o
Vt drlpaalp a. Oiuvlnnau ~ nob bnl
slnop bath nruoLp and Matahall %count'ra
have each had q delegate aiurs nh'" bat
unr, .hp will ~ iouht hay claIw 10 tho
pualIion and especially ," nio,r hot
Democratic vote 10 much larger than ,h,
,vulp Ut all tho u,bp1 Tau llaNilr toon
llvs yomhinej
The ruumlilrp madr nu ptuNla'nh ht
tho splr,liun II dplpsalpa ~ tho State
cnn,vnliun. Nhrh latpa place un tho
aslh NJ JulY. uut lid they dn anfthina
luoLlns a. representation Ia The '"n
s,raaiunal Convention ~ he held ~ lh'a
city, patl, IN August this iub Viii
tall upon pilhy, the rnnnn convention
lalL NJ lla spsaiun un the iith At ionr,
~ ulnn tho commitN Witch HW ro
apininlul h, that convention in wnn
asr tho aliaits II tho rptli ht the 80
auiug i've ipala
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
g,Mal.. yor,oa


Tus eo,ne, leaier lea standing Joke,
uaIst ,hiuts Shakespeare waa a
duast Tie opluloa VI John Russell
Souug has no, ,vaasplfed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thst wapheWns 10
ou, IT the Geld. aud Ia tt Grant atsL
Ias,, aud all the ums, he loomed ~ ve,S
-conspeaeasly IN the pies eoanis, W'
pimatIea un saturday Just aeoul aoN
would hs q Eooi spason bot hlm " dtor
gently Into the haads III h's lt'eods'
fas ouly thug aboa, ,hp Whitaker
caae that ID u 10 regretted Ia, that tue
trllow With the knitp did not paaa The
can aud ,aLe The hpad rn Wheo tho
Job woutd have l~rn cpmr'ele, aNd q
srpal deal VI valuable newspaper nla'e
pould not have hevU absolutely Naa'p'
uS saturday u u llayes Waited
wauhinslou' lomb At NJ Ne,oon "
rouLt la iNierraiiOa ~ know tho prp'o
la,tans III tho pp,soNlHval'on oi 't,aud
tt,al Triumphant IN American "S
n,, "a hp contemplated tho laal teal
ins pla,p II hlw Who, Twins, waa TIE
rmhndmpni vi all that MA pure aoo
uuhlp. aud brave aNj honesl, ~ An'e''
,au manhood What q contrast MAS
Ihetp'
E,ts the elements ate aiandihs ~
With the icp men About eNe'y dat 10
poils ate tppp,vpd III the d%es'tOcl'oh "'
lrr houses and lhett yonleoIs, w h'eS
started 10y the lighiNiOs The hu 'ts
uRranre 1T Ihpsp ylsijalioOp 1T rtoN'
jpnc, will bp appreciated late, III Tho
spaauu When the pi'ce NJ Icr sl,ps '"''
the ,iim rvtulrau This Nshininp hua'
nsss ma, hp all right, but u Ia s'oN'hs
q title lun nnmp,uus
In1 peculiar classical ., lNHaO ip''Na'
Ia tho at, literature and social Ito ct
tho p,uusuI Ia, 10 drar,ihpd "a THE 10
]apppa,anru VI q passionate love lot ah'
a ,lps,,c a. ,psl ,N aNd Thoroughly stw
,alhisp With mprp wluir accompanied
l., a mu,p -, lpua romplple aud atwiN
lhrIt, ,pIyrllnW ot the aure,nal0,eL oa
%aar,,altona, ito cousrlatIooa aud Tia w'
ma \ 1 itruhi flWis oil ''sh'
enough, hut dj hp NItto u NtVh u
handt
TutUt Ia a Ipuipup, tu laln wi r'rn
,aIlauiup vipals let scnuIhp WhNana7
Ne HiUH EVtiur
uut at O43 irlppalvu elected a. Tie
,ht,apu lruN pnii"n, Iil utp Iul '''Nu'
WIN ChI,agu Ntihluld Ia iulnisouhrh!
l,nm a mau go highly hrhu,rl Va aN
patia ut the lniuut Irtl th,i1,
TUE N,,hatay E.r'sv ua,s that on Mott
iun ,lu,t,iuc yAu r,prvnt tnirIgn '"Vh
t,,ra Itum having y lauanA 'atnl u
,,uht Nht,h "a mai lr nrtrasa,N l"t
l%utapran naiinua ~ malulhih Nv "r''
pnut ol the airirpd uiu,kinen Ida
spt,nu a,p maip With ~ u"nniinunun
sIuol sltIip, az that Nlirn the woatoi
sialks a,t,,sa a mudty siiuut, the plr,ia
tlI tttNitnI w wv Nll'lN w WV N''''
luts. the imrtrssluu 1T a pnl' ~ win at
guammtOtig thccu'aH wo't ho'.N
Iua lnilouI M, itW'dn paNa Ut
,opwtrl that Rev T. " Whomrann hna
,cs,vuei liu rosltIon 1T t,eatlrUt "i the
West \lrgiuh OniNrIaiN Ht'hdnn'"
thiWns,
THAT viii hp nova ~ President iu"N,
auyt
rut Wheeling la,lN ktuiuitN, Uo
lrnliuy %l,vmuvtnlir lurr, Va tie STATE,
10 . pnol rarp,, hit u manapoa Nc''
altullly ~ lc uun ,umWliial 90 nninr
mbilr,s ln be- e. "un the lvO,u
E,thi itWtu,Pi
And nov. What attenuation hrrs the
DmuHri want ltum the EtutptbU'
li,Nu ,nu hvarl ~ tho lntuN'N
lrnWi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
puu

The impression W nht"Nd that MI J.
\ I,arts viii not lu u candidate iut
uu,rtnut tlia ira,, pul that NJ ! u
1,,HanS trrla p,ritf muul tie ratuo
way Mt t,uiNstu haS rulllrlf nhtl
that hp dupu net scrt the utltr. aud
Nuuhl unli accept the nomination NJ
tho hania Ut the Democratic ionNrn
Ilun, " rendered iu hlm, 80 - matte, II
dull fhta 10 the ,u,I,rl ruuitiun \
man uhr hos hryumo experienced W.
the conduct ui affairs ~ blnlr al,uutl al
Ways subordinate hiu rc,aunol Ntalra to
tho inlptpsla aNi The icmania Vt The
putliu When drafted iuto tho sc,
,i,c, IN pilhe, ci,i -, military ne hp
phuuli not tail 81 rrsruUl a. ,bo sum
mons u " ~ much u matte, ~ duty
in tho rIi,trn a. spttp w the position ~
uuyptnut ~ Congressman Whom aum
muned su be- da, 80 u 10 Ia sr,,o go .
luty,
Tho hirndu II NJ tIEobutW lktrtAs
oilhIa pily, and ~ other pa,Ia at tho
Hialr, afs also calling upon Va iooo,omp
their candidate BIT OnSptuut We ate
informed that tho Young mcn oi tho
patty ate yetY much Ia earnest IN his
lphaii W. aomv sr,t,ona NJ tho state anj
he NAY turn ~ . very ioumtdahle can
dtlalu
pr 4 B. HrAaEBs, III present q Heus
toe Itum tho kAnaNha District has alec
been spokro VI, somewhat, latIptlY We
40 noi advised "a ~ whether ~ not be-
wuuti accopI tho position. but 49, man
Ia the state puuli make . q upright
~ competent Uhisi t,ecutivo either II
Ia alpoa, lhtye months Yvl until tho
time VI hnliias the OonNentiun, bot ~
the patty 10 ~ the happy condition ui
having no candidate, 'lan, 90 clique am
iuus ~ secure the uu,ptuoruldn q hap
ny isanp 10 certain ~ rvAnlt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Tas Chatlralon Csvf,r gisea conspi'
sfahle spaee Ia tho action and arsa'
msnls oi tho Illinois utrcnt'ack tAun'
ysallon In lla ''analtr'sble e]ppasiioa
b. any anlialion Nth either " the Old
political parties" 9Th ayle~. douetls-s
% mmishlns rsasans ssains, . tasioh ~
wpsl yinlala bat u don't Say -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

IN RAisSa, lsl, ii Charleston,
spenI tl,day aud saturday IN lh'a city
aud "a has bv,omr pretty senera't
kaovn that Boo sll be- = candidate DO
top the NIaruhsbntS UoHsvnllon ts the
position of state superintendent " efre
A,haals NJ h,tsss eaHe 10 The t'P
h,shl, recommended - ~ educalat Of
experience, ability aRd progressive
Ileaa. Ito 10 IN the ylaaf II Youth ah'l
Ia represented - beins mnre Devoted
"a the profession II ieaehins We make
this notice without the Ana~'e''sr ''
Az. HAMS, but un the teqaea' ~ I've
OF thrive prominrnt l'vuocia,s Of thu
uiiY,
We akst u ior granted, wilheulhss'nE
any positive knewleige on tho uahic'I
that the present accomplished 'ncam.
bsnl will not decline . reelection ""
ahoald 10 rendered him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

1hs Ivpofts icum Chicago a,e = little
mi,vd ~ ~ the cumplesiun 1T tho
equity delegates u toat W,shRrHss
hes . s,tuns snp,ntt ~ the city and
pethaps mere than ran bs effect ty
uHAsts strength h the equity u
uoksa little b,llleus tof The us,st mab'
ayers. but lhp ease Ia not hopelrss We
shall No, 10 uundsed 10 DAD uH,sr on
toy wl,sn the Alals delegation IA hllY
male up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Int atavu,p ui aui statement VI tho
pumtyr II ry,sonaat The No. l"n'' Ah'
thirl ty1m ]ton,rnllun w all tho tie
,al,b,a irm that riit Wunbl be mystic
,,.ns u u Norp nul ior the statement oI
tho Chicago N.ut the riil't oI that
ao,yrwising papvt uaa ~ hsnd ani We
understand be- arnt tho d'spa'eh tenn
which W. quote these opening ''n
tputra
orhs Anti thipl rptm ,onysntun
,r,,rsa l,snsl failure " 10 held w tho
Ms.,nig llall 90 Seventh altvrL . tion'
,.pablr uiholling nne Thousand rvtsiha
Ndi mo,s than twenty ave rcaola'b az
credited delegates appeared ~ h''uh tho
bout u,t kt the toll rall 10 nlahp .
,bno tho lural managers went ehl mio
tho h, ways anil hedges and gaihercd ~
ihr nhhis, Witch, bvlng tntnia''ei prnA
,rs. were 80 %ugnlsel a. ullf anihw,.ch
in Iupwsant the sfrai people " th''
Nay q gathering ~ Fnnheihlns !9Ae QUE
hu1l,rI pe,s,us was u%tgahised
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

rus CbtyaFo hank rlpa,iosa be last
p,yk tpl up = total 1T ta,H,0'"' ~
l,,,us ts.baApln w morp than bt Tho
corresponding Npsk laai ipar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

s,s,u Math I Uhtaso psckrrs have
slaughtered aNi paltvt ias,rn hoss'
asausl na,Un BOT the corresponding
rvtiui hat wat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Ius NN,a s ,,aitn,a Nhu lsiased Though
Wheeling q shufl time nlhre ate r'''
rr,,,ng ,u the uvishhoth~Sl oi 'hH''r'
lam ,n tho tIk and kanaN la ,iVr'a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

ruy mpchye ,alkrp %yOaNpp,ipa Al ~
iodts. nke the average clWaa, waa net
such a luni lhlns - the blla male 70
u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
HuLL's VApOR BTOVEs
Propoaala Wanlad.

GhAlIp rHuiNnALs wit ~ Hfi slytp
- aq,i iSg fHh aay ~ Mar issi s~itsg1Ast
y. ha taFaishtAE hHakiaN Api apWsdlbs M.
Wheeling " Ne trnasTiyaHlA tiAs. pesg " sss
A~lsssAasT n sileii risa4s aHd aaahlllifs a. aisf
g. required mis N be- msAs hy he all,
setefslsiT tbs matimAa wpishl aa ~ 90.
e..a ene.ss shfa hintss Hisii9 n " ~
EIaiim,ay "a sssss' '''s'V iailN %
. hafft t~ami.Fsai hssa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10
MIN.

NAN t,natN NN,Nr,erv,t 10 asl''lal
Ms, p. t'Hn, al " Nst,iA Nlir ~ Neil'"''
Nat tuasuu tU ,hv 'hlh ivat ut hri au'
tuo,,ai t,"m lhr ,%,'ri'u,, "t ionn et"Ii h'
lih vhstlluu s,iu,t tbls 10 10 wu''"W ,lu'r
,ta,I mr,oiou atua,tst lrto,m,rtat u''r'
wuoi ,um,lo, tttuis ct the lsuilii go d"
NM M nIIunl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

rns pymo,,alt Conventions 1T N'0
olaa ALL ,la, uouuIiva have Ina''n''''
L,, ton iuus = NtssN Tot 'nns'rSa'
.otY a. MANS COT Atla,npi t'vnetal'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

lios A. NJ rupSoepss, Ut Vpshat
Nia h. q candidate bot delvsale 10 The
Chicago OOaNpNtion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

AVA u q amall Nat has or,n begun
,sa,nal Ihu uhiurao Immigrants VIZ
rnsht ,,tugr ,u NvW Nu,k toh tho
r,i ,r,u,,,ns ptthc u,u tpnyisCu hutol
luma ihp, have IN {, body oo'n s''rn
n,lt,p a. autl Ihv howra Nhytp they
b,l s,tllul Down WhVn tho andloida
A., au,sl,onyl 90 ~ tho moll'eu ht th''
rholra,lo yip,tmrNt, lhvi shake lhu''
hpa,ls m,alut,oualY but beyond limiting
~, sup,r ol,a,uru mireoco ~ Wht'h they
ba,r l,rn ]uuhlcylrd have noih'ns 4"
cav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

m, U,anl County Democratic INn'
,sn,,on ,ns,tur,a b., louS lousaoS bit
r,atu superintendent ~ S,hoo'a, ahd
IA, gnuunt Naus Toe Nltptny, urN,,al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Tue Ihatlralnn t,air,f' cnnsraiu'a'ra
pvrnlsel, that thv,y taNoN aclcaf i'a,t
CT the ilun. Uu,a D. t,ptssse w tho
,.nitIa,y tt Uoyvtnur We'll. wont
a, make a ustl oUpt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

hueBtr ttvu,u w. the mosl uhtln'
Iyus p,iprnasr ~ Wra' Virginia ioa'
n,N AZ. u, nra,lt ai oUt state -
,u,nsra ~ the lat week wkn"Nlrlso
,alb Itom hum " hc ,aut n'"nJ hr
musl hu HutIuI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Tut rtniaiylptiN l'H'' hos interview
rI ,,r,y uuv ut tbc philadelphia dc'r
sairs To- vh,,agr ~ aa,c,taiu What "n'h
There might hy n tho stony that they
would Irsr,l uu,sr aui pn "Nrt 4"
n, ,,st The tvault Shows that lboi ""
nut mpan tho abandonment at "HANt,
hut the ,,,rlul luiinNius ul events, boy
alt, d, ln,z r,atpny. AMI the ,asllns o'
to t,nus,l,an,a veto ~ uhUasu 80 q
4nlt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

weyeMOs snhs @''''," I@
W. n
D,DuattNu Niih all lalus ua thu u \ nM
k.trov ,ls,se psd SWi oil utUU' l,Rins THE
tillsoW isAVps rroWvttt AZ ne atnNt Vh".
tut tVishi 80 passage aplia go lhAtN llv
.I.p,st q, 4, tnltU tuttANA ~ nit hUligllg
WhaJh,A, tWltht t~r,yttri ~ al tVuts NVli
n.iIaui, Mba,t hRl tuhUt ttiV tiutvis ia
t,tN Nita maiu 80 short Null'u hr uithi -
,,aln hutlN n TIN ANA Cart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

igthp ~ VS. myo a,v hight uu'sr "
about a. harl u ,ilitrn ~ the Law lgt
mite H. Bee AZ la,sp, pWd V tDr uu,S,
m,n luui lr u,,tys ought tu have
t.r,u la the ~rvnttpni,aIN luug ag,h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Iut u,,rnm,pr Republican '"onl'
Convention taa appointed \ W ''sr
matt aud a. ", Ntsts~'S alivtualo lrl
ry,ira at la,sr 4, The state '~Nn,pni'oh
lhalaa harr, mt, aWi avt'cs tho u"
,,,t Itsiovra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

ruuut 10 po doubt hUi the hua'noan TO-
,,,,I has ~ ,aat tya,hyi tho la,h luuna
4 Nru iiampahup ma ta,Aol - ,a''
uvon l,ta atotc lyo, Which wal 10 bot
howe ,,unp h. uttp funeral tp back
in lhulN mtuutua
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

l,a,,t-a ia Improving W. tns'ah'
Tho nHish ltari at NWlo 'vln'na
elbow an m,,raa, at flja ut 30 m IN
,o,Ia aui 90 yes wh ~ r%'lo,la tt tho
lou, muulbs yniiug Nr,h ~ o'o' tho
,,,warrmlmg rr,twi II laal trat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

l,,rysrt -t,ikys have iatrn place ~
t,amy IN uuv ratt IT the country
-uou a,,IN cotton iaJtut'ra have alta
,vnJ,d owt. aui about i,e'1 ol'o''
u,,, ace tilr tbrto ia alrr % slt'1r
,u,np thr s,IL Nutkvra ~ b",ru The
st,,k,,, ,lrmaul lyas houtu aul woto
WhgvB
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

lut lhiloW hd tiU"in paia ~ 10
,ormtul that Rev 4 u Momrarn lna
,rs,unpi hin rosltIon ot trpatlunt "i tho
West \irsium uuivo,aiN H~t,ho""r"
ihirhsi.
THAT vii hp nova ~ President itoMt
atH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-10

Ii,u tho Nhvyltug De- Bn any
,t,u. un tn, uursliun hreNlpa ,'tAhla
,,ripIati ia unN The ,ununlinw
a.. t,uuiU Nhtt
N,a. q tow hut they a,r unt market
nhlv inai noN
l,ut III out v,, taugva atv rtNIoaN"'
ing a. maku uut that tho rul"'aowrni ~
Iuyua,s hl The uhtn tNnNonli"n NaH
complimentary That 10 ou, opiutoh
tIs th, m,,1t complimentary rw'''ao
mont that nu, candidate ha7 vet 80
,,,,nId tlu hania VI q Hittv
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-09-03

It is now impossible to successfully con,
tradict the statement that the Independent
ticket scheme is going down hill. We
have recently published number Of with
drawals of Democrats, who were appointed
-canvassers for the ticket. Now, we have
the resignation of G.. W. Hubble, "Chair-
man of the Readjustment party of Smythe
county" He explains that he is IRE
edjuster and Greenbacker," and doesn't
propose to support Hancock: In the
Bedford Sentinel" the following card ap-
pears from gentleman recently appointed
eanvasser of that county:
LONG PINE, August %, 1880.
Editors Bedford Sentinel:
notice In your paper my name as one
of the Elam- Malone canvassers for this
mart of the county. I am Readjuster,
but am opposed to Gen. Mahone's course.
think State matters have nothing to do
nth Federal affairs. just here I will say
+ have been travelling for the last four or
five weeks. and have not seen one white
voter who will 60 with Malone. We are
soIid for Hancock and English and the
Democratic electors. You can make any
use Of this note you please in the interest
Of Hancock and English.
Your old friend, w. y. HURT.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-09-03
A Chance for Augusta House Girls In Texas
Editors ViYadicat0r:

Editors indicator:
I learn from gentleman, recently from
your State, that in Augusta county, you
have large surplus of white female labor,
and that wages:for this kind OF help were
very low there. We are greatly in need OF
such labor in this portion of Texas, and if
some twelve or fifteen of your lively,
healthy mountain girls can be induced to
come south, will insure them good and re-
spectacle homes, at fair wages, and within
visiting distance of each other. If there
are those who will agree to come, and will
give their obligation to some respectable
man in your city, so to do, will forward
draft of sufficient amount to defray their
expenses from Stanton to this point with
the understanding that the expenses of
each be deducted from her wages during
the first year.
There are several persons from your city
living here and near here, among whom
are Messrs. Howe Y. Peyton, Jas. 81. Bas-
kin and his two SONS John and Willie, and
Mr.. Crawford, to any one, or all of whom
these girls or their friends can refer, in
subStantiation of what have said.
The wheat crop of our State this season
is comparatively failure. Our corn crop
is simply immense, while the cotton crop
which two weeks ago gave promise of a
bale and over in some places to the acre, is
now cut down to three acres to the bale,
by the ravages of the cole worm.
Knowing of no better means by which !
could communicate with the female labor
element of your State, than through the
columns of your valuable paper, I trust
you will pardon the liberty have taken,
and more particularly SO when I assure
you that the great State Of Texas will run
up majority of 10000 for Hancock and
English In November next.
Very Respectfully,
N, K, GROVE.
Lancaster, Dallas co., Texas.