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CHOLERA SPREADING.
The Disease Appears in London, But
Hopes are Entertained That it
Will Not Become Epidemic.
Very Little Decrease In the Nor
tally at Cairo and OIher
Points In kgyPt,

LONDON, July H.-The individual
in the London docks who, it is said ,
has cholera, was taken i'll Wednesday.
The case OF supposed cholera re
ported from Wales occurred at Liam
hyllin, and resulted in death in "a
hours. Another case supposed to
have been cholera happened at Ken
singtoD few days ago. The victim,
who was a drunkard, died in two
hours after taken ill. Officers of the
local government board do not believe
that isolated cases imply an outbreak
Of Asiatic cholera. Several deaths
occur from disease in London weekly
at this season of the year which are
classed as cholera, but which are diff
cult to distinguish from aggravated
diarrhea. There has been several
hundred cases of the latter disease
weekly this summer, which is in ex
cess OF the average.
ALEXANDRIA, July H.-The mum
Der Of deaths from cholera at Cairo
yesterday was 3ll. A British Lieu
tenant and eight soldiers have sue
cumbed to the disease.
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The Desha County TroubIe.

The manager on the Belcoe planta-
ton on the Arkansaw river, where the
recent trouble occurred Mr.. ALI Wer.
ner, is reported to be in a feeble and
emaciated condition at the hotel in
Arkansaw City, where his friends are
caring for him and where the sheriff s
deputies have him under surveillance.
1t is thought, however, he may recover
from his wounds. The accounts of
the recent affair as published have
been much exaggerated, as far as Wer.
ner's part in it was concerned. Wer-
ner has stated that he was in his room
sick at the time the young man from
Illinois was thrashed to death by the
negro guards and did not witness any
part oft. A day or two before the
murderous outrage he had stopped the
guards from whipping the prisoner
The latter had been at work plough.
ing in the fields several days previous
to his death. 1t was bad business at
best. and those who figured in it de.
serve the most Condign punishment.
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Altachmenf N0Iiee-


No. S99 Before g R Powell P for Shelby eour.
". enn.-George Arnold & Co, We w II
Miner & Levy.
N this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 1856 of the Code Of
property of the defendants, by attachment and
garnish cot and affidavit having been made
that defendants are indebted to the plain
tin the sum offlSS II. due by account, and
that the claim isjusLaud that the defendants
are nOn-residents of the State of Tennessee. Il
Is therefore ordered, that said defendants
make their personal appearance before me on
the LIST day Of september, 1888, at u O. clock m
at my, office, No. 8 Madison street, Mem
ment suit within the time prescribed by law.
or the same will be proceeded with ex-parte,
and that copy Of this order be published once
week for touf weeks in the Memphis Public
Ledger.
This the 9th day of July, 1888.
1913 1874 140 l46 Ii K powell IN
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The Meeting at the Exposition
Building.

A very enthusiastic meeting was
held at the EKposion building last
night, to express sympathy with the
telegraphers in their contest with the
Western Union company. Among the
resolutions was one commencing the
Telegraphic Brotherhood for the
honorable and peaceable manner in
which they hsye conducted them>
selves during the strike, and foe not
taking undue advantage of the tele-
graph companies and using none but
fair means to secure a compliance
with their demands. The reso-
lutioas also pledged the aid and
influence Of the various branches
of yorkipgmep, aRd encourage tele
graphers by extending sympathy aud
Offering prayers that they may be sue
cesSful in the struggle. The meeting
was addressed by Judge T. w Brown,
Hon. Casey Young, Mrs. Il. l.. Saxon
and Mr.. Harry Eastman. The latter
said among other things certain eles
ments are oppossl to gtrikes, but that
the laborer has a right to strike and
stand out for his right rather than be
a slave Few indeed would dare to
dispute this proposition. liza lsburer
is not satisfied with his pay he can
certainly quit. He has as much right
to do it as the employer has to dismiss
him if he fails to give satisfaction.
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Chean Rates 40 LonisviIrn.

A grand excursion to Louisville is
to be given over the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern railroad to the
opening of the Southern Exposition,
on August LIST. The road will, for the
accommodation OF its friends, run a
special excursion train, to leave at 8:45
am, July 81 land going through with.
out change. Hound trip tickets good
for fifteen DAYS, are to be sold at 81 1.25
each. The President of the United
States and his Cabinet are to conduct
the inaugural ceremonies on the oqca
sion Of the opening of the Exposition.
The rate offered BY the road is GER
tainly cheap enough.
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ANOTHER WARNING.
Fatal Result of Trying 10 Rush
"A Market Wagon across "A haiI-
road Track Before LOcOm-
tive.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 27.-At $50
this morning the second section of the
fast express train, going east, on the
Pennsylvania railroad struck market
wagon, containing Henry Welsh and
his wife and Miss Alice Swartz, of
Mount Joy,at Mannheim road crossing.
Miss Swartz and the horse were
killed instantly while Welsh, and a
part of the vehicle, was dragged about
400 yards and was dead when found.
Mrs. Welsh lived only about twenty
minutes, and was terribly mangled.
The engineer whistled to warn the
occupants Of the wagon, but Welsh
whipped his horse to make him cross
the track.
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"The BOY stood on the Burning
Deck
Now Orleans Picayune, rs.

In accordance with the instructions
received by Collector Badger from
she Secretary of the Treasury, Oh
Tuesday last, the Collector ordered
Customs Inspector BOurges, by tele-
graph, to take possesSi0n Of the steam
launch at the Mississippi Quarantine
Station, Illegally claimed by DR..
Patton, a former employe Of the
National Board Of Health.
Upon Inspector Bourges calling
upon Dr. Patton and making demand
for the launch, the persistent Doctor
Tefused to surrender it without an
order FROM the National Board Of
Health, I
Collector Badger will accordingly
issue orders to the revenue cutter to
60 to the Mississippi quarantine sta
ton and seige the launch.
NsW Orleans States,
The National Board of Health dies
very hard DR.. Patton holds on with
q grip like death to the corpse Of a
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, July q, 400 p.m.-Cot-
ton opened hardening, now Lied higher.
Uplands, 6hd; orleans, 81. Sales to-day,
1900 bales. Receipts, $3.50 bales; Ameri-
can $500 Futures opened firm and closed
steady. Manchester is steady.
NEW YORK, July q, 1916 D. m
Cotton quiet. 0rdinaFy,7 1-16c; good or
binary, 8 5-l6c; low middling, exc;
mlddling, lOc good middling, lO%c;
middling fair, ll1Sc; fair, 1l%c. Futures
are steady at very little change from last
evenings closing figures.
New ORLEANS, July q, 1l:30 am
Cotton dull. Middling, 9-16c. Sales TO-
day, 100 bales. Receipts to-day, 1856 bales.
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TO TEEE
Merchants of Memphis
OFFICE BOARD or USDERwRITERs !

OFFICE BOARD or USDERwRrrERs,
Memphis, July o., 1888.
A j special meeting held to- dav the foI-
n lowing was Adopted: ny ING iOi-
RESOLVED. That from and after August l .
1888 no policy ofinsurauce shall be written nv
any member of this Board on any conner,
elal pudding or stocks in Memphis in which
cotton seed oil or other kinds Of iii sbsii he Oa
stored; and all outstanding policies written
on any. building or store in which after
August LIST, shall be stored more than twenty
shall be ctnceled 'N'i Vii'
Ordered published, W. II. RUEA
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defunct African. But soon he, too,
will have to succumb, and his little
craft must pass over to the Marine
Hospital Service and take its place
alongside Of the hospital boat H. II.
Benner, which Is now under the
charge of Dr. Godfrey, the Marine
Hospital surgeon at this port.
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TELEGRAPHIC TROUBLES.
The New York Office Insists That
il ~ Well up With its
Business.

New YORK, July 23.-The Western
Union reports at 8 am. several wires
short between New York and Pitts.
burg and Buffalo. All right and BUSH
ness clear, or will be up in all other
directions. The Mutual Union wires
are D. X. " -
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To Rnllrond Contraetors.

UNO let 1890. COO yatds railroad work on
Missssippi Valley Railroad, between
Louisiana State lice sud ths crossing Of the
NatcheS and jackson Railroad at Fayette,
Jefferson county, Miss. Earth excavation 22o
per cubic yard; embankment 20c. Extreme
haul 500 feet; double ell sfter Inst. 800 teams
n a mon wanted. Apply TO Dunavant 4
Kelly. 80 Madison street, Memphis, Tom.
References State National Bank, New Or
leans; Bank Of Commerce, Memphis; Mer-
camille Bank Of Memphis, City National
Bank Of Cairo, III. IA lS5
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EOn-ResIdonl NeIl00.

No. 4966-In tho Chanosry CoSrs Of Shsns
county, Tenn. Condor Va Ann
McNichols ct al.
IT appearing fram bill which is sworn IA
u THIS ca-Ss that the defendant, John
McNichQis, Is a resident of the state of UIi-
nos and nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nessee.
1t is therefore ordered that DO make his
appearance herein. at the courthouse OF
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn. on or be.
fore the first Monday in September. 1sss.
and plead, answer or demur 70 complainant
bill, or TIE same will be taken foy
confessed IS to him and set for hearing ey-
patel and that copy Of this order be- p,,i :
lished once week for four 9aocessive vco1s
In the Public Ledger, S'>'
This 9Th day OF J9iy, 1888
A oopy-AtSstj
X. ] BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By y NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Msstar
James Gallagher, sol for cOmplt.
l2S 1874 l40 146
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nnartar Of a million Dollars.

QUARTERLY COuRT or SHELBY County, TsEy.
July Term, 1888. Wednesday, July 70, 1888.
In the Matter Of Public Expenditures. -.
1T Is hereby ordered By tie Court that in all
cases where labor, materials, supplies, or
nav other articles OF any character are needed
for soCnty purposes. that the person or per-
sors' officers or employees Of the county de-
string tho sans shall hrst make his written
application to the Chairman OF this Oourt,
who shall Investigate the necessity for such
opplication before granting an order fol. the
reanisition. And any work done, materials,
snbpIies or any articles. Of any character,
iurnishad to any one without the order OF the
Chairnial as aforesaid shall be disallowed ey
tbis Court. shat a copy Of this order be pub
iished for 1--WE days in two Of the daily news
naoors of this city and served on oil otnsers
and employees Of the county.
This July 20, 1888,
Hecgg-AttoSt a..
~ louga VRTTNfkV, ID. O, lT 1871
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The report is confirmed at London
that Cetawayo, the Zulu King, who
was captured in Africa, brought to
England, and sfterward returned to
his native country, has been killed.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-For Ten
nessee aud the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather apd local rains, vari
able winds shifting to the northwest,
stationary or rising barometer, and
ture,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-27

The venerable Montgomery Blair
died this morning at his residence in
Silver Springs, Montgomery county,
Maryland.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of the RenneFs7A ReVe-
hue Gutter Alter an n.
Is. III. Relic.
specinl 70 tbe commerolnl Gnuotto.

Special to the Commercial Gazette.
NEw0RLEANs, July 25.-The steam
tug Benner, lately used by the Nation
al Board of Health in the Mississippi
river around Memphis, for quarantine
purposes, arrived at this city yesterday.
She has been turned over to the Ma
rine Hospital Service. DR.. Patton, of
the National Board of Health, has been
cruising for some time in the lower riv
er between the quarantine station and
the jetty in government steam launch
Yesterday evening the Secretary of
the Treasury Instructed Collector
Badger to take charge of the launch
and turn over to the Marine Hospital
Service Badger called upon Patton
to turn over the launch, but met with
a peremptory refusal, unless an order
came to that effect from the Beard OF
Health. A revenue aGtter has been
ordered down the river, and DR.. Pat
ton will probably be bounced from the
launch tonight. The Marine Hos
pital Service is evidently supreme at
Washington in all matters pertaining
to health and quarantine,
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clearinghouse Renart

Fridov r,,,o- Cleorings. Balances
NM e. "uIy ]l,....;...s 52,3l3 40 9,256 %
same time last w'k.., sal 2aS h 1I5 10 S6
Same time 1892 81 as9 OK l s2s6 os
A TEN ION, Knight Templars. Eyerv
"a member of Mount Moriah Commande-y
No. ": IS strictly requested to n eet this eve.
J 7. TURNER. Recorder. 1N' - u
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River kilograms,

VICKsBURe, July 26-Arrived.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis, 8 pm
Departed; City of Cairo, St Louis, i /
am ". P. Halliday, New Orleas, 2
p m Port Eads end tow, St. Louis.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.


Ohaoa MEMPHIS Cry FIRE n GENERAL
Insurance Co., 10 Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn, June SO, 1883.
A I the meeting Of the Board OF DIRECTORS
n held on the 25th inst, A DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT on the capital stock OF The
day This dividend pays of the .bstanoe due
on the stock notes, and the cashier was in
structed by the Board TO cancel and return
the stock notes and 10 give public notice that
our capital is nov, full paid, and that the
capital Of .
Quarter of a Million Dollars.
Notice is also hereby given to the stock
holders to return the old certlHcntes OF stock
and to call at tho oflice of the oomFaFg ano
receive new. full paid, certificates in 'thoir
steaa. By order Of the Board Of Directors,
<. NJ. APP ERSON, President:
HENRY ]. LYNN, Cashier. Isl
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Death Of Hon. Montgomery Rla,r

WAsHINGToN,J July N.-Hon. Mont-
gomery Blair died at his residence at
Silver Springs, this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-17
OPINIONS ON POLITICS.

President Arthur did good week work
last week by rejecting Keim as Chief Ex-
aminer OF the civil service aud by dismiss
ing Subj IS Collie tor Ditly, OF Maryland.
The one was a decided admonition TO Cam
eron, The other was very loud hint to
Creswc.L-PhiIAdelphia Times lind
There is reason to fear that no new ex-
tradition treaty could satisfy English Opin-
ion which would not enable the British
Government to demand the surrender OF
men charged with Offenses of q political
Character, and il goes without saying that
treaty admitting such demands will never
De Concluded by our urGoyernment-BuTAlo
Courier Den
! To a man looking out from a moving
car at the nearest fence it looks as if il
was rushing past him at a great rate.
That's what ails Conkling. The country is
moving along spleudidiy. but to his jAul-
oiced eye, It seems to - in the wrong Iii,
teenon, snd according to bis reckoning, is
Ten years behind time. Mr.. Conkling is
eNis"riy sl'ting with his back to the Ell,
he P.".i'phiI Prsss, RsP).
1t IS to be hoped that this year all precs
oents IN politics are to be neglected in ia.
Vor Of the sound cOmmon-sense policy
which may be learned from experience
The question OF the puri lea
non OF cur politics IS rapidly moving to
"aId tae point where II wiA become At
SosoIuH-, literal Stragsle ior life or death
VIII the republic, and il reform Is no
soon scrr"?'j>h't 3 sill cease - 5e ap -
sio..'iy -.',..o" Cyr.,f, lElLj.
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GOOD FOR EIGHT SMILES.

There are few things in the world more
-lsping than a tileo OF unpaid bills.-Toledo
American.
Jenkins is an every day sort OF man.
said y. Yes, l always thought him a
week specimen of humanity" growIed L.
boston star.
postponed on account of the wether,'
aS the timid city man said when he didn't
go through a sheep pasture with bellig-
ertat ram holding the f0rt.-Drummer.
WY did Mr.. ParYenu give up driving q
tandem Why, he overheard somebody
suggest that he probably could handle
horses easier that way, being used to that
style Of team from having driven a coal
Cavt.-Gcston Post.
Elderly phiianthropist to small boy who
is vainly striving to pull doOr-bel! above
his rCach-"Let me help you, my little
man. Pulls the bell Small bOy-"Now
YOU had better run or we'll both get lick
Ing, "-Fliegende Batter.
As a matter Of fact George Washington
sat in the boat and held on to the seat when
he crossed the Delaware, but such posi-
ton would not make a striking tableau,
and 50 the nero of the ferry pasSedinto pic
toria' history stan hng-New Orleans Plea
yune.
James +. Anderson, who was killed last
November. the founder and first editor OF
this paper, is in another world, his sue
ceSsor is in the Nevada Insane Asylum,
and tue third and present unfortunate, is
still battling with the world, flesh and the
devil, iUjSiuE bullets and soliciting adyer-
tisements.-Euby Hill Arl.l News.
1t WIS not doctor he needed. Lawyer
Pullman IS an Austin lawyer who has q
great reputation for collecting bad debts.
II the money can be got out of the man
he wiz get it. Ii was to this lawyer that
little B,b Buckley referred when he was
requested to run quick for a doctor, aSa
neighbor's child had swallowed coin.
"Doctor be blowed I'll run for Lawyer
Pullman; he'll get the money out OF the
KID Vujckecu q Guzen doctors. Texas
S,i,iEss.
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wheeling and the Register,

The Wheeling REGISTER has, under its
energetic and efficient management become
one Of the leading and most desirable
papers west Of the Alleghenies. Last week
it published ten page edition Of interest
ing reading matter, general news and cur
rent advertisements. The city of Wheeling
is growing rapidly in its importance to the
trade and prosperity of Washington and
Greene counties. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will now offer renewed facilities
and greater facilities for trade and travel
and the city of Wheeling affords natural
and reliable market for this section of the
country.
But independent OF all this the Wheel
ing REGISTER is in every particular an ex-
cellent newspaper and though thoroughly
and always Democratic it belongs to that
judicious, intelligent and discreet class OF
journals an honor, credit and benefit to the
party and the whole people.-Washingto
Review and Examiner.
COMING IN SLOWLY.
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BURGLARS AT WORK.
Safe Blown Open at Wsllsbarg-l
Young Lady's Serious Fall,


Young Lady's Serious Fall.
Special to the Register.
5SMEIIsssRG. WA, May ls.-Last night
the depot at this place was entered by
burglars, by prying open back window,
which gave them entrance to the express
and ticket offices, where the safe was kept.
They bored hole through the door of the
safe, near the lock, filled IL with powder
and blew the door completely off its hinges,
and robbed the safe of its contents, which
did not amount to much, as Mr.. Holt, the
agent, had deposited it late in the after
noon and there was only seventy.eight
cents in the safe, which, with an overcoat
belonging to Mr.. McGlumphy, the assist.
ant operator, was carried off.
The Report
was plainly heard by several people living
in the neighborhood. This morning about
five o'clock, Mr.. Rolston, the eXpressman,
went TO open the office and discovered the
place on fire, and large hole had already
burned through the floor, but he succeeded
in extinguishing the flames before any very
serious damage was done, but had it not
been discovered for an hour later the whole
building with its contents, would un
doubtedly have burned.
Serious Fall.
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock,
Miss Alice Roberts, one of the girls EN-
ployed at the Panhandle Glass Works, fell
through the elevator, and was seriously in
jured. She fell on her head, and as she is
very heavy, it is doubtful Whether she can
recover or not.
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so many threats against his own life that
people at the Windsor laughed at him. No
sane person, he thought would have acted
as he did. For instance, Mr.. Aver says
that Bettini told Miss Aver that he did not
care much about shooting himself, because
he would not die Immediately and the
newspapers would regard the affair n .
huge sensation. The extraordinary photo.
graphs which he gave Miss Aver showed .
morbidly constituted mind. When
wounded, and learning that he was to be
taken to ST. Luke's Hospital he said:
Take me down to the Windsor; am not
going to die" Mr.. Aver thought the pres.
ence of Nj Trowbridge in the house had
alone nrevented Bettini from shooting
Miss Aver,
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The MissinE BeIiaire Man.

CtkvELlsp, o., May l6-A shockincly
mangied body Of q man was found ten
miles east Of Zanesyills to-day lying in a
ditch beside the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. Leader special says II is supposed
TO be John Bough, Of Bellaire, who has
been missing three days. lis thought he
went to GAINESVILLE to attend circus and
while stealing a ride home on q freight
train fell and was run over.
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Pe0Tid Transcript
Wallace Wins.
NEW YORK, May l6.-In the fourth game
of the billiard tournament this afternoon
Thomas Wallace. the Chicago boy, defeated
Joseph Dion, the vanquisher of Nignaux.
Wallace did good, steady work. Score:
Wallace, 500; Dion, 81.
The Nets Defeat.
New York, May l6. - Allegheny, 3;
Metropolitans, 2.
The Champions at It.
BuEFALo, n. Y, May l6.-Providence, 9;
Buffalo, 4.
Cleveland Captures the Cultured.
CLEVELAND, o., May 16.-Bostons, 2;
Cleyelands, &.
Closely Contested.
DETRoIT, May 16.-It took eleven innings
to settle the contest to-day. The score was:
Detroits, IL; Philadelphias, 10.
Chicago Beats New York.
CHICAGO, May 16..-Chicagos, 6; New
Yorks, 2.
WELDING the willow Well.
PHILADELPHIA, May l6.-Bartimore, 4;
Athletic, 10.
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When the Court asked the jury il they
agreed on verdict, the forman responded
ave have" and being asked what it was,
he slowly said: We, the jury,
Gnd Philip B. Thompson, the
defendant not guilty, as charged in the in
dictment." Then came a shout and men
rushed forward to congratulate the defend
ant, and during the confusion the voice of
Phil Thompson was heard, saying; Thank
Goo, Kentucky wives can now be protect
edw The court discharged the jury and
adjourned
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It's PrOsperOus.

On the Goth ult, the Wheeling DAILY
REGISTER came out in a mammoth edition
both in size and number, reaching 10000
copies. 1t gives an able review OF Wheel.
ing's business interest and the state OF
trsde. The REGISTER is now abort on par
with the best dsilies OF the country. Yer.
lily the newspaper business is prospering in
West Virginia.-Wayne Advocate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-17

THE REGISTER has, by sew
- thousand copies, a larger
oi.culation than any newspaper
nnbItshed in the two Nlrsinias
- eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
rs os An advertising medium
60 therefore apparent.