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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

sons guilty of paganism and living in
a town.
Strangulation was form of death by
suffocation. 1t was affected as in burn
ing. The culprit stood up to his knees
in loose earth. A soft cloth contain
ing a cord was wound once round the
neck. The ends being tightly pulled
in opposite directions, life was soon ex-
tinct.-PGU Mall Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

DANIEL WEBsTER's house at Marsh
field, which was burned down, is to be
replaced by structure as nearly like
it as possible.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

TIE Norristown Herald regards ap-
provingly the maintenance of the old
custom Of flinging an old slipper after
bride, but holds the practice of fling
ing after Il wOuld-be son-in-law a heavy
boot containing the foot of girls
father as despicable.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

THE wicked small boy cannot be
made to believe that skating ice win
break any quicker on Sunday than any
other day.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDs.

GREGG & CREAMER, Attorneysat Law, Wash
" ingtOn, Ohio Office in Court House, up
stairs. July %, 1872, 36*1y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
Winter Styles
MILLINERY GOODS

have never had an opportunity Of offering nv
customers, and the public generally, a larger or
better assortment Of goods 10 select from. An
early call viii be to your advantage.
MRS, KEPHART
, 1880-05-25

NG W IOIkNs
Hpkttai Ot5pateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune,

opttNs Nhs}H@At" ~ A"P %HtSAaV 4s}uN'sS*
NEW YORK. Mny aa-0nAlx-wIntor wheat quito
~ ohse1t!eu IN "oao!atoy "ct.se l'a1kot; NO. .teu
fluctuations, especially tho atay md Iune options,
opensuR ol,utatons pbout Nc undey closing .Rur0s vi
Saturday speculation bpeedlT dnvoloped moro iIfo
MD confidence nnd led to = rultJ 70 about
tho ftui extpnt nj tho carly los, xntns.
cuo,,y ,,,,,o. -.,o.oa n~osxw-, r., r,.na .,n",,n.
aIes'Iy, uaos te!!o"ea ptosssto :" pnGo hopp.us,
Tho close tho market hstaeneI psrcvpsIhIy gaining
on May ontops tully lkc, nld on June roiurninv to
noafly tue ai1aest asutes Of tho day, spslnT wsat
opened qit9 henvI,y, Ald Wn4 quoted down In nt0st
.sao. m1n 'I' bu s"S;s No. 'ss rs " at suIrW
mainly ut N'u}Seil.a; - ss3Mn ba No.
Milwaukee apFug NJ tlai 10U bu NJ. North Haztern
spring at si.iv tasa'nst sl.ls,4a,.so Saturday
corn-A vellor n,ovSuest many forp.onp: do.
~ uus. n s,a,n u, Sas a ~
%o.sln usaaa ss tastSsr roaeaea
nbut 1Q1xu on free ollorInKs ud n,opruto1y ac,lyo
haasy III ~; ,yo n@ u Eyy ~,
". N., ~ sos' 44''s' ptao .">A A@s" MI" ~
p;osus.a II aoasseto demand
&C. aatsa 5oTS ScuaE ss sw ts aiSf e.
S 3pion ~ , Mne ~ PINK INK opf9ns iasminx n ~
vnt II n, 1ns iu II ~ xHt,%tas y. a,1 Fl af X, ~
tnbsr II MLissll C9t n!Sats !4,; T. rcauest in
1oognk MaJ ~ Mnea"nkuu A4tf0M bHc0h
M w. .9t,., ~ - nsm, ,nx a!.,i. ona elenf
H4o. !atH euakut 9f nafiy NS'
nn Mu ~ MGIs a.ys Iii va"s iutthSr T.cn XXI
, 1880-05-25
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wcro Aiod for ru'
ord oionday, siuy n:

Tho following tnstrumctitB wcro Alod for ROC
ord Aonlay, Maya:
CITY PROPERTY.
Wit t. pss;s ss:ss .: sssS eSs ss f Ses sss4lst as
;: ~ si:} !: ss$,:s !; F$:;: i Witt; a"
Sf;s:! s:':a Iii; Ii II ;s,s j ;i$is
sc;,s it ia;si ~"
~: ss AK Z d. !? It'd ssaHsnt H. tap 4 ss5'a 9 an1; $
Aisf';: i /; II iii !; ';|s,l:i i
cS1aI;; .l3 a9 Il istoi Mas 1p
A:s, sssE C istsf snS X da,S 81"
May ~ tln'n cuu,tun 10 H. T. i.unui.:... lou
hSs ast !Fss;ss! Fs,s. I: L ia;s t T. c.s &
rhS ntsnag; a ST si,faan i. ia.ed Msyai ~"
ca} ,}ass ~ T. tss:e j 7 Sst WI isrEst Il Y. LOU
r. Sw s!1ag IT, Y se!S SS,Sa s4 Sstsa Sstsa ArfN q, m
X =; '; iss r5a"1 Ss Gstss Gg'ss
'aiisS s$s lsis; }A:;:iv;i IL dss,sd ''e m
4 = Il ssEs 8 y i ls'ss Mayii;w KS
VT :tya i: as; IL; II 3asr srss' i ;as SS
D;i;!is ~ XIII s;i IL sSS VI &S:%sI i
;$s:s Ss;si %sS: ;|sS; i: ss '
TwsMty .uxfth Il. Is ii v u btuwnFt ~. II, six
!slo-l9 u eiuie.l Mny u III. 4nd &. AloIunay 10
lhe Cheaxo x WGstuf11 InlauA Aullruua
wsss tiisyi;'I Il, Il Il Il i1o,;:. /. sjsii
II aatsd aiay ii. i. iisse u II j Fsissyj. l,aU
~: s4s tps,a i l. 's'p;; Ss u ):
IlsHMis 81 il il ii Adams. = I. IxiiH II "'3''
e: Wa.hga:a};. .;:::...:....:..:":.. s,7o
st4te ~ ~ wv IT. Ut hlxtStiltI, I, uJI t51 ii,
DavIl sAs
SOUTH " clTY LIMITS. WITHIN 4 HAMua uy BIvET
AlLkS w THE COURT uuESE.
uylo Park nv cor Ut Hr.ok IT, " I. :3xlQ
T. dated May II tRllliaM H. ltAnd to EllUn u. -.
Btsto Il, zi Il i ui i1fiy.arst, /. Is il u INV
/ alloy, dated Nay y tuly i MAssA u Il lDsU 10
, 1880-05-25
HREAIYS'lttTTE4.


Fl4OuH-Wna dull nt,d eaatern sy1npathynlth whcht,
salaA wero rspUrtGi nf lN brss winturn md 70 hts
dnsibo spring cxtraa nt siU, lB0 brs Inv xr.les Mt
Gsi6t@; 1.G0 brs Oh private terps Total. i,lN brs,
Export ilDurs "erc qhuted nt A.i6tan for pxtrA and
4huJat.h& . for cllU leo nxtrn
OTltEH DNESDATuYpH-Wore ngnln lower. Enles
Ters reported Of II cnrs brnn ut tlO1kal20O; car
nllihltuEs ut t7.5O; cnr wcut scrsunl,I4a ut $l,
cur lu ut bc por hu; css cparse corulueal at ti1,
ntld car Iu TT tlJ.7b. buth on tr,,ck.
SPRING WllEAT-WaAa activU und unusually wcnk,
noxt MoMsha ttoyerius doclnng 3}s., and closing On
chH't9u 23fe lowor tim III Saturday. Liverpool Was
reported 'en, but LIn10n was easer, and Now York
inW.es wio .ur rese'pts waro quito !arYS md tho
fneeor II s ssunoa sF ; a esp%SI sus o sfpnt T.
b. ont ~ r. rpSsps I'D !e no Esn.hS5 r.ssS Ws!a
sSS sl!Saakss, asa f;sash sSs; @ss xs1s ssrs
Hfn, *si o%t iafHs o! x!sH ia ,Sa ru.aoT % shas
YSts AN nai ssa, y KnSW anysSias sSsnt i, a.a
spisy es!S sss9!3s' :sssS ssresat
II M Il ctsn ~ + Walk Syof g MSf Ms
RsSs ,.s!sc,sd n.ioss u fhsy % - s SHSs ny
ssiIss ssnesea ans n ass e fs'i 20
= I tS rSeSasa r. .h Z, tiS u3a gssd a Setter
e. lsl: s$.s :! l Auxa.t s q. sat aslot tos Il
$S ;$ss;::$F i; 4 ss 4
~ YrEn Il: y; WTEArMsacs r. wese % BY S Ssd winter
;S Il s Y s; !; Ss{ Il a.
tH ~ ~ w ~ AblA
~ ~ In, nSy9 Aa apciininE
r. '1Tvr " IT, TINY ~; sasr!ny iyespool Wrs reported
nssn s ~ ~ MavnneG " ~ peE centn but our 70.
"S% M ihsn fcsimsa y ho the nxEgss
I'M M1nVunEnL w Iscoru! aho tlat lAat. Witl iiLa
, MGat.sIt III @wGnkeMeM tha hannHnf !,Dats while sym
fuultnx Was m1t Gnif 80 w.oE na Tns 4s %tuiy
ukpeetol. l. wua sud titnt 9rout duNl 0f tii5
oa got y: and surno Operators sxuressed
Will he con,ptntyoiy light nttor aiIy Ii ovor, wntl0
Seller Jni,9 opened u A, NGullnuI Elt, tuu t0
:H!&c. unu closud u H5{c hslvr auy r4hpad IL ;Qs
3s}c, o1oxlnE At 854c: ssllyF July sod it aastac,
Hi ss 1 ~ & Gas isIs ~ G'pso1 at a9
tHh-tlixVd III iias;fl3c; IufJ b rluw Mh.lttxud III
sIG; ilul, Gu INV nIx Ill Ut 3SSSS H,JI BIZ rriucti
Kt3lxot HUI bu by snul,lo II 3IsW in traukt mi
l7,ul} do VI fruu on t0arJ clTs rutnj
JE,0O0 bu.
M Ts heays se.ve roees na aa Ms"1 ,c n
nthur EenH tsspu the GEcuk from wblui tia nnrk 1t
nttf siINy nt tIIu last, Ih0 bujk hi iie trntnT
ay ad ioS ro s H e H. iossp u asaa tS5
AI ears t3u fuiE Of writ xna .,tE Ia Ss r., r. III,
vsrsl on sxy co.,trae.a Jansp pai odod e @ e iii
q 2se. snd ssscI ii Ss Saauss ssla a H. om xiv
Ns t II" .ie.aa 1t y spss @ s.usp SpsnSd ss 1sff f
TUX l, and pfccy paftimty rt,cIygrpti n ta t.s
, 1880-05-25
I Gcef l,{,,n n9{m,l,nsl'y unchanged: cut.moa,, dur.
1--WE wsr, rrse sssn'a Nts7Gs snH 7Gsss madIcs E s
nuTrKtt-1)MIi and unchanged
tsHkkNE-Quat but steady ii ftaiit<,
WAtsKY-Nomfnhl3 ei.taNi,la
MILWAUKEE,
Hptttdg DtApdttA to Ths fnt...

Special Uhpdteh to 7hs CAicaoo T+,A,.
MILWAUKEE, May A-tImAlN-Ths .ha.s
erporloncod nrpthor panic tD.dnv M. natteA
Juno amounted to 2Hc TINT option nnant.lla aeellas Ia
and cos!na A. st.os. July suffered dron ny @oRt
lHV ht etQ9N and c!orlng at tiUtl{ Mn. te % opsn.
shout 10 nnder juno throuRhout. N.,n."n1 ~
state Ut nfIhrs occasloned great nxcIton,as. this
soiumo of buslnen wah above tho ssns..a ano Aa
weekly RTntn circular Of Chandler, 1}rn.a y, 1hs
sued tn.lny. has tho following, S"h %, b.
NeceptA hare show mtterfnt ,no..
avernKo bo,nE M hu az c0mipafnG ~, the dsy
previous week. a0D aaalo waek iast VII. wno &a0 IL
tnr te sS.no roek In lsR Tho toi5 r. !ssd sGd sd6
ill., a' ssathst si;1lo 'e ss S00s We ssfs I'LL
- fof Tho sSfrcspoadsnss' ns'AF; ,o,sn va i,ia5s iiaSs
Weather c,,ntnne 70 eGn,e iruni II" "f sn,, md IL
eps!nE Ylsont statcs Fruni tho NohgCC.usu n
E1n9f1i!y EeInEcd .. doing wej, thonsSs ~ crop
Fom the vintcr whoas sSetioSs re1sEt, n sh!a Esia
fe% Indiana iRSs" ~ ~ .,ao .pF1s.,s
ho sesons rorsss fSom ge 1sS Saais 4
1xht stocks Of ITonstus ind tfnie ILL., l9dteaS
hned Y Immediate wants. the optiUnEE tns
w 10 tSs spss.ts" IHSaa Hs.ottatts tatatt"sFps'e pe:,
MILWAUKEE, Wiz. May 2A-FLo,n-bai ~.
.sa* So Tssaf s sssr eo.s
SH i.aasea s: Mq{. NJ, s'il;, !uss s t. kxS1
fRss sG 70 psss; 1Gs; esif as s9S %a &:
ca. ~ jHne tg@ jais. i1s-rrsa.n,ss ra,s .'s ps,t na
!s,tss9i5aii IA sHts i"Ta9iy sn!y aaa4la '"'
eMs MsFGInlrs-f'our' IA RoD br'si wheat asnp bu o,,.
us experimentation 10000 bu, corn, saeu Du, 49,.
, 1880-05-25
uN
ca
400
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lending articles Of prtNl,rct IN this city
during tho forty-c!ght hours ending nt7 O'Clock
Mon,loy morning, md the corresponding time
hat year.:
, 1880-05-25

l,oot at ITS II ~ Wallace. n I. 2a1i2l H. dated
March n tJohn KnInnlds 10 John EostelI0)...
Fng,swoGd ~, T!A1a M z e 4, Ct iiTlstca T.
= y - -; i;
III T. dated ttny II tim j, SlciIDls 10 Ej,fk-
beth lIpacockj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1880-05-25

falAt.s.s. .El3tl3AA &e&aS,Cl7
Only QUO solitary car-luaa of RrAin WIS re-
ported yesterday III Inspected into atoro from
tho cass Ut tho milwaukee s. ct. Paul ltairoad
out OF tho in,ulunse volume received by all
routes. Ortlerx were iaaued lust weok to receive
Eo moro grain over that road for Chicagu ut
prcscnt, Beyer.l hundred ear1 being already
toMded on truck waiting for Storage. room, somo
other rt,als uro a,so troubled u lind room for
KrA!n already brought In. Tho existence Ut u
blg premium OH May deliveries In wheat, corn,
und outs hus cMusel J,coplo In tho country to
stssh forward NIL ttnlt they could scha, and CUR
receipts viii prohabiy salo very lasvo during tho
rv,ial.Iler Of tho month. II they do
nut, 1t will be because tho rnilroad
cotnpautos cannot furnish tho dcsired
TRANSPORTATION facIlitlos. Butne people think
thAt comparatively litllo will CONN In af.er
next Nontuy. uu!eas 1t be of gratn that wis or
dertd hure for this month. hut delayed into
juno. eo,ne thlnk that tho country has boon
pretty well dvAlNca Of wheat, and that tho longs
will have tho Others entirely ut their mercy DUR
Ing juno as'd July, for that ruusot,. Thosu ID
certainly enough now for tho longs to do 1t, TAX
ink caro- OF what cotnes In, however II ,uay 10 iu
the future,
II IL reported that all offcra cablcd to Par,e
, 1880-05-25

4Ho iOlI0Wing 4fntn was 1hsFectcN lnt0 store
In this city yesterday morning: cars md e,1hs
III No. 2 winter wheat, cnrs No. I, do. ears
rejcotc'l. cur nlxc 10 cars and lsS 600 b, No.
esprIng, 10 cars md 1900 M. do. . cara re-
1cctcsl. ours no Kradg CHS whGnt); 4e cars and
l4,aO0 I'LL No. cI,rn. cur yellow, 4S ours and
",Sn bu high mixed, =. CARS now mixed. 1ef cars
rejected Cs.Dl eorip: II cars No. oats, 81 cars
No. white, 70 enrs md 100 bu No. i" mixed, %
cars rejected tot1 Onta); cur No. ryo. cNrs
M. barley. Total .s.Blo cnrs}, 1,;as coo bu. In
spcctcd out: e0,o9l bu whcnt. h@..,ai1 hi corn,
11,.tN bu onta, 1,450 bill ryG, ",0eO bu barley.
Tho magnitude or the receipts above noted
fairly dotnorn'ized tho grain inarkcts yesterday,
aud provisions md hugs wcAkcncd In sympathy.
II was Known. TOO, thnt IN slt'ltioD 10 tho ro'
cc'pts OF the tlay largo quantities OF sr|in nso
stumbling OIL truck whtttnE Tor sterlgc room,.
This we4kc''ct1 tho bands OF one larHc holder Of
wheat, nnA he sold out, whIch lctl TO n rl1nlnr
TINT New YORK houBo Ind failcd; nut tho
rumor was not verified, and tho market reacted
sotnc Aftur declining about 4c on juno tlcltv-
cries nld ~ fur this month. Corn dccllticd ahout
Sc under tho pressure OF a094 car.loads received
besides ca1,Mt hrrlvAls, anu ohta broke Ike On
juno deliveries, hctng brenk nbout cqunl ION
tho per cont) to thut IN tho case Ut wheHt. The
decline III pork wis nbout ~ per cont.
Mess pork closed 2eis lower, At 60 Es!i GtAe
seller Juno and 70 VII iG015 for July. 1nrl closed
1.tic lnwUr, ut $G.551s0.Go aellcr June ard $3.50
GttGsH Tor July. Snort rll1H clt,SCu t $@Uit1 Tor
July. Spring whcnt closed 1aiG1}o lower, ut
si.l4A for May and <l.OaA for June. Corn
closed casicr ut ;THc for 3iny and 35aic for juno
Outs closed HGtlo lower, ut 3l!it fur May and
:D!iO31tlc for Juno. Rye wns no,niuatly lower.
ut sGex,c cnsh. Hurley was unchanged, cxtr4t3
selling ut Gic. Hogs closed weak at 1oc decline,
Mt S4.ODlS4,.D for light nnl ut $3D05a,a5 for
heavy. Cattle wore dull aud weak, with snlcs nt
a..b00t.hj.
There wna d quiet md cnsr market for dry
goods. There WINS Il fnir demand from tho locnl
md near trstlc. but asde frotn that tho move
rneut WIS uf sunll proportions. I,oots aud shoes
wcro dull. In the grocnry market continued fair
activity WIS noted ,lal tho market maintained n
fnirly iirm tone. Sugars nre In liberal demand
and showed strength. Thoro WIS a dull mud
easy markct for dried fruits. Fish were In good
retltsest, with Holland h1rrlHg, cu1, aul whitc-
tlsh quoted lowar. Prices If 6uttor werc l,tl-
chMnged. Cheese rcmnins weak under FREQ Of
fcrlngs an1 restricted demand. Johbcrs Of
oils report continued quiet trdo. Tho only
change in prices WAS decline Of at;}o IN Nos.
and lNrtl oil. UaKgIng ronsAEns dull. aud wo
noto reduction in cotton seamless bars and
hnrlAps Of aso. CoNl and pig-!ron wore dull
Lumber waa In fair demand and steady. Tho
ortlcrs from tho country nrc moro humorous
md liberal. and local dcalors arc buying more
freely ut the salo docks. Prices nro stcndler.
, 1880-05-25
ST. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. bfay 2l.--ELpuR-pul ahd W.
chnngeds supart.no. saoo; XIX. H. 25s&H, XXI, ttas
hulI lah 1rales th758aB7A.
G,sA1S-Cosn actlyo uud nt.n, 6a3s?e oats 'tesd11
With fair demand; 4ic.
Cons-MXA1-tlulet; Ellis.
pMovIsIUNA-Pofk-Dulw wcnk, md 2ow8ff &llna
ll.l2H. Lard utenly. tlerce, 541s9ic, kea, &C. pok
meats scarce and Hgu; shoulders, looae, NV
packed, siI6l; clear rlb &lG9t&i cieas sides, HHk
liucon sca.re md tlrnt; shoulders, k.s; cisar dh
t7.2i, clear, stA tIains-suxaf"curoI. dut' eaa4
yuB&l, iU4allG ...'.
WHisKY-Slulet, Wc4tern rectsned. 81 ,10Ll9
stgadyi ho carnsSs, op1nam snmaa
IL K1U4 pU,l,inon yR74ui fAir To fally lat iHa!as
p!ltnV To ch0tcc. 7R6aS$ti ydllHw CHARMED bgf1Sa
0ryt!Nnry ~ e1oIcu, 6Nn7t.
UlkAS-Dul. weak, uud low0r nt Ao.
, 1880-05-25
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI O., May ay34-C0rrbN-Dulli llAa
FLuul.-Weuter, fan.lly, ssoosAu, fancy. HsoatA
UIlA.N-Whcut dull. wpak, mud toTeFi NO. J sMpss
Sll3i No.1 rod, sl.la Curn quict but aFms ~ ~
nIixe<l, &8c. Unta dull nnd lowBfI No. at Hc tM M
du! vi NlUi Barley scarce and utni e1tfa Hos''s
Uc. , ..,.x Il
fitOYIs1okB-pofk dull at slQM Lard easiSr III Il
MSO BULK MiGnfa-Enie demand nt AdESAc. NAeon 4~"'
but HrtI At 4Ap. G}tdt73$u.
WHIakY-Actiy0 and hr1u 1t sl.M
HuTTEIt-btuAay and unchanged.
, 1880-05-25


HALTtNoRT, Md May syA.-F'Loun-We,to.,.u.
hnu, elS+W. do cxtfn $t2iaa2s, do fam,,, s4sss
G2i. "'b Aa13
Observation-Disclosures spot tlrmcr md s,....
dulli No. Western winter rcd spot sts NJ. o.
del979f, JUNG. fl.3 asked. July, utaaj,1pS. nn..h
siusai096s September, si.1o astod. Corn"Ws.,aass1
hRher for spot md futuEos easier; Wesa,n t..saa
spot tic; May. s!c, juno. E,lonfc, Jus. slssasa.
August. 4y,S@aAo, steamer. Nh. Oau s,..aess
Wosaern whitc. 419{2c, do mi1od, s0a3e, pers.ys,!
vania, 4lGa42c. lsye dull At tgOc sAAa'H
@la0l '''~'a s1W
pnovlsloSH-stcady. Mess pork, sl1soanoa n,s
shomers tHc ecar rih sides, ts, a.
slt5es. 13oi hn,ns, lU9l2c 1hfd-iIGtlne,i tseM ~
12GtlGc. >''ta E2eaadt
ls00H-hctive At l1at7c.
IkTitoLsUM-CEu1s n0minals rotned uomlo,,,,.. !.
l;,5 G;@rpsS9alss and arm llo careoes osua.n ia
htfuAN-Fifuis a soft 91<c
W1llAKy-Qnlat Mt tLt0txfaLl1
r9nliilnl. '' aoH sa9
oHKcKtiTs-Fomr, lece brls; wheat, e,o, ou, nm,
R1na hial 9nts, ?Sp hn' Eyg, 80 b,i. Wi ''''s
sALEs-Whcat, 1F,ID bu, corn, Ill tG} Su.
, 1880-05-25

nUYyA1o, N, Y, MAY 2l-GWA1N-Wesa.s., a.. ~,
Truly neglected and nomluaL Oats dull eno
asking, W, Nys and barley neglected, Inv .orr $a
CANAL fUktuAT3-1.uNaFi whexN eHst ~
, 1880-05-25


FiTst md 1uc6,l CHAR and inct.. sta0oa7W
ElrBt nd ascund Geaf,l 4Gel1s ncll..,..... StHILD
Thlr clear do. ..,.........t.,.....,.,,,. flCU
Fttkt uIl suGUnd clpHF rough. tUcl.,,,..,. &ulU
Third c11r AAU
First hnd sUcond clHht dreSs cd sidlnR.,,,., lRHl
ESnnon drsssa4 laooaiL0
FIuutItiX ,nuesul CpulNIup 1epssSt ,,,..,.,. TJIp
HUx -bHnfx, 3-tnu md upMhflla ,,,,,,,, 13O11Wnj
stock bIarsin 1lpd1 lHc fut3Yl1 ,sittHGQ
EIUEk GHnrds, 1tp1 nGh, Gh,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,, 1AuEjQUD
stuck buarss. l1ts u Inch ....,,,,,,..,+.,, avku
fenclnR. trBt quality, lfsl11
FesIclNN, No. psih0
ttIMni,l.i huAnla l.UFxilQ
E1uu.oM boards. No. .1...,....,,,,.,,,., Ala lliu
uM1Hsiun stun. AJhGa1AO
1aDnalun xtut1 s fBDt. ,,,,,.,.. .+.,,, Muhs RtO
lckOts, hut, tuAN and Hl0d ,,,,,,,,..,.., MuGsltU
1aLti. i.I5S 2U
HhlYpn standard And choice ....,,,,.,,.,, 2tkb III
6hitLXDN nxtrH. Als1aW
Tho atssts.lpnt I.ss,nbtrann says. "Vhg grand lam
OF logs the Chippewa above the falls ia gradually
tsluK m0lkuh uut fnKt they nrU ile0lsl b0luw.
thts JoaF on tho Chlpp9wu."
, 1880-05-25
1DET,lkOIT,

DETROIT, Mich, MAY AL-yLoun-stssdyt H1''''
ta.9t1s.7o. ,,o 4 n3lI4
INK, $l.l3H
, 1880-05-25

bAlo VIE reported nS f26,uU Il common dry boRrds
md strips bazKo Il. Irish, fruin Grand livoE, ut
sltLl1s.
Tho ynrsl donlGrs report d gpod demand for All
kinds Hf BtuE and loss disposition to cut prtc.s--A
huvliia enough work u keep thsui busy. Following
II the 'tst of pricns Ut Tie principal grsdea which Ia
, 1880-05-25

roLEno, O., May 2L-0RA1N-Wheat nnsetusss e.,
anloes Mloh0sn. tll6E No. rcd Wabash, nlat c"s an
si.ld. Jnne. sl.la1ti July, s1DlNi August MAe' ~.
quiet, hiHl,-mi1cd <1Nc; No, spot Get haN 1s ~.
fujccted, %lo; damaged, H{c ukts qalet shan NV M
changed. Whest cloxed atssdyi NJ. , "see~ -"
IKckliTs-'Y hGat. ii dJ bat cora. Wdn eaf 'A'''''
ltl1 hu. N, nr, hi, bst.
ley, Muu bu,
, 1880-05-25

PHo1iIA, Ill, May 3L-0lAIN-corn acusss .',.s "a
mixed, s3&&4sIo, mixed. st3&4yHc. Oat4 ssu.o ~ se4
stoadyi No. white, k,AzsIc+ A1e afnf "''
htH0
ilIuuWlAEs-As&ady atst.07,
, 1880-05-25

Special Dispaseh to IN Cn.eapo 3fl04at' ..
KAssA.C CRY, Mo. MAY H,-GuA,x-Ths Pfsf1tars
rent roportyi Wheat-l.pcsipts, sa9 bu1 ehlpnsasss
HISS bn, No. J. cash, gii Iunv. tg!s E9i E9oii,a'naHsI, @
AiaG, juN1, htc Eurn-ltcoalps1 !3Ha o9t S"S
M,Ef bni Mo. i cast, S1Net IAtlu. GEc.
, 1880-05-25

UENEJtAL MARKETS.

nROOM.EotsS-Was In rgauest and steadf. The
0ftaeF tIatla IL falF for thu 4aasun1
l.hulcu huFl kd entp9t
EtHH nf1Uflt s0ll"Hufknk.
tA lpp1Ns tbtsl
!uattloL MIA GO1lu'4l.. G&
A1
NuTfEik-fn th4 MAIkgt tharu waa uMly nlUdpgnte
degree VI actisy. buyers Tot sumo ti8 pasL ru-
strctluN th0lr puEeRsgH u AbVtA& tuiadate wants,
majority lUuk SuF zt! tuWsF pTtcSs. kA!9a w1ru
stIuctna Ut tle following quotations;
Etaanlty Eh94
4iAu4 " c0tca uAry... .GAI9
4ntetus ~ soz
DAlulN1-1rAa1 continues qllUtt III faet tho tu.
Mand IL lhnn uriinaty light fur tho saas1sl, and
under thu preasAsa Ut full sooka prlcoH wuak VIZ
ruauos quotations 0t RruIn bays atd bnrlaps Nv. a.
follows II ...
ta.iapa ottA
!iisSf G1aoK ...:....:.:H phiss. .soaSiu
i.Swl.ton.. Hoot saeAs .,....N ssU
hAltr1cAsI.. ..,....A
| CitHEaE-lrtcus ramaiit1n ver1 unsettled state.
Buyors azv hut dspassd " anticipate wants aad
unduF st0adlIy auga,vnttny supp!ies tbs tvndeuey
" tho market u struuuly downward Thasa Was light
vOums Vt saiss Ut thu pslecs given bslow:
sul! tfAA IH<4l
4htt saM. NOV k5atb w
VII sAu4
AOH -
C4Ak-QuotalDn1 xcro not changed but sh9f1 WIS
q urn1sr fvfA1. n ruAult Ut lla Philadelphia 4
MaH91 4nu nn*t
EkN MIC &fal1 40
Etiu dAa ufl1r A
uaAtaaloES A0
, 1880-05-25

INDIANAlsOL1S,

Oswk0o, May 2L-0AAlS-Whsss, =, ats.. 4a..sn mixed
Mhits Michigan, sLta Corn steady' "s'A
&itaaQ,
, 1880-05-25

LuAINE1f.
Tho lumber mnrket woz fntrty active and steady.
Abuut ton ,ts wcro aotd. chiefly tho city dealers.
r!eco stun sold promptly at former figures and Inch
wis xtcady. Shingles cOntnno ruthor slow, tho 1aln
biz rceots having llod up the mnrkot- Following Il
~ .xrls,. -Nl.t.
, 1880-05-25
aanV afA0n9.

hkw YoRK. May at-ThsFs y no .,,.st ea.n eDut!uas4
erui condition VI tho markell and pas.hs ouist nd
quiet in al dsp2.,msnta Cotton soo4,u IN I'D ~.
tobbEng quotations Irregular. rsa9n All uT As9Sss
ehanxsd lluxuin1 IN fsir ger esitu sVeas u WV
~1ar Nuol0nA SunuaaS Q04Vts EoA" r.
request
, 1880-05-25

INK
INDIANAPOLIS, May Ay3L-uRAts-Mns1s.t - =. ouisla$
nd, Si.ossLiA Corn quiet II s1sa@se w"
, 1880-05-25

cLEvELAND, Nay xk-IEfHoLsoa-'"A A..
ars1 Hhit0, ibu leaL, nc .,,u~AeA eAis-' ~
, 1880-05-25

Wheat yes l0MgE. with sAlps q 74l001 bn At HEX
fur atAy t!VsslA t9r Juno, tl4gtslul fnr July, aa
Corn VIM lrn,vt. haios l0.NN bu Ut 31Il.;jz1 III
M%xus eo If -. Sny Y S ~ f9s Hume tnd e fr
2Ul br!s nt *!}ScsAG f,,r June. aud 3a4 l10SI for
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22
The Mayoraity.

Mayor Addoms authorizes the LEAD
EI 10 state that he is not a candidate
for reelection, rs he will be unable
next year 10 devote the time 10 the
proper discharge OF the duties OF the
Office. This determination on the part
Of tina mayor has become known to his
friends In this city, and a canvass has
already commenced for the nomination
OF his successor. Among two or three
names mentioned in connection with
the nomination, is that OF Hon. L.
Nagle, and 1t is by FAR the strongest
name that could DO suggested. That
gentleman Is well known to our people
rs n first-class business man, who has
grown up with Cheyenne, SO TO speak
who is intimately acquainted with the
wants OF the tax payers, and rs u linan-
cier and manager has no superior in
this section OF the country. We GER
tainly could not have n better mayor.
Hon. +. L. Addoms, the retiring
mayor, has given perfect satisfaction
in the administration Of his Office dur
ing the past year. lie has been an OH.
cient and faithful officer, who has hon
ored the position conferred upon him
by his fellow citizens, and who has
ably represented tho "Magic CITY, on
all public occasions.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22
CITY FATHERA.


h Regular meeting Of tie city eouEeIl
Sas he4d last evening, Mayor Addams
Ia tie chair.
Members FreseRt MessTs, Dyer,
Hoyt, Marks, hoGregor and Robert
son.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Mr.. Robertson, from the COMMITTEES
on fire department, reported that they
had taken of the pump of the Durant
steamer and sent it TO the manufactur-
ers, Silsby q Co., Seneca Falls, New
York, for repairs.
Mr.. MeGregor reported that owing 10
the absence of the city engineer, the
fence around the extension Of the city
cemetery could not be erected at pres
ent. IL being stated that the engineer
would shortly return To the city, the
special committee was given further
time.
A number Of bills were presented and
referred 10 the committee Of council.
The following We're reported back
with recommendation for payment: