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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-12-03
Florence DIstrict-..J. B. WIlsO
Greenyille District...J. O. Wilson.

Greenville Circuit-E. A. Wilkes.
Reidville-T. P. Phillips.
North Greenville-J. II. Belts.
Fork Shoals-N. G. Balenger.
WILLIAMSON and Belton-J. G. Stoll.
Anderson-C. B. Smith.
Anderson Circuit=A: w. Walker
West Anderson-E. M. Merritt.
Townville-J. N. Wright, supply.
Pendleton-T. Z. Odeil
Plckens-C. 6. Harmon.
Piedmunt-S. H. Zimmerman.
Seneca City-A. B. Earle
Easley-J. F. Anderson.
WeStmlnster-G. r. Shaffer.
Walhalla-A. G. Walker.
Sumter District-..E. r. Hodges.
Sumter rStation17A. J. Stokes.
Lynchburg-C. w. Crlghton.
Wedgefield-John Manning.
Bishopville-W. H. Kirton.
Santee-H. NJ. Mood.
Forreston-J. c. Bisseil.
Manning-W. S. Stokes.
Oakland-W. E. Barre.
New Zion-H. G, Bethea.
Camden--M. L. Carlisle.
Hanging RockEJ. G. Davis.
RichIand-W. NJ. Harden.
East Kershaw-T. B. Hayne.
West Wateree-D. A. Phillips.
Marion District--.T. ]. Clyde.
Marion-J. s. Beaslcy.
Centeuary-W. w. Jones.
Britton's Neck-B. o. Berry.
Conway-A. ]. Stafford.
Conway CT w. A. Wright.
Buck ksvlle-J. A. Mood.
Waccamaw-N. X. Melton.
Bayboro-A. NJ. Dusenberry, supply.
Loris-M. NJ. Ferguson.
Little Pee Deed. A. Calhoun.
Mullins-John Owen.
Latta-L. +. Beatty.
Little Rock-P. A. Murray.
Clio-R. A. Child.
Blenheim-J. A. Porter.
Pee Dee MIssiopVW. !HI,1a Nv 88T9isk. supply
Brightsville-R. w. Barber.
North Marlboro-W. H. Lawton.
Bennettsville Ct.-W.S. Martin.
District-.-J. w. Dickson
Orangeburg-G. p. Watson.
Lower st. Mstthews-W. w. Williams.
Provldence-D.D D. Dantzler.
Branch yille-P. F. Kistler.
hamburg and B. BRIDGE. L. Stokes.
Graham-J. f. Grier.
Edisto-B. NJ. Grier.
Upper Edisto-J. c. Abney, supply.
Blackville-D. Tiller.
Boiling Springs-J. B. Platt.
Orange-D. u. Dantzler.
Williston-P. L. Kirton.
South Dranchville-L. s. Bcllinger.
Ellenton-G. w. Davis.
Spartanburs District...J. NJ. Boyd.
Spartanburg
Central-W. II. Richardson.
Bethel-S. j. Bethea.
Union-W. I. Herbert.
Cherok ee-J. p. Attaway.
South Union-John Attaway.
Jonesville-D. p. Boyd, NJ. b. Kelly.
Gaffney-A. A. Gilbert.
Iaurens-T. +. Morris.
North Iaurens-W. A. Clark.
Enoree-J. G.. Counts.
Slinton-J. E. Mahaffey.
Belmont-D. r. Brown.
Campobella-S. T. Black man.
Pacolet-T- NJ. Dent
Cifton-J. w. Shell.
Wofford College-J. C.. Kilgo.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-12-03
Charleston District--.R. n. wells.

Charleston District---R. n. Wells.
Trinity-W. A. Rogers.
Bcthel-R. -. smart.
Spring Street,. Il. Pate.
Cumberland-W. a. Bctts.
McClellanvilIe-J.C e. WEIGH.
Berkeley-H. Z. Mouzon.
Summervllle-J. +. Carlisle.
Cypress-E. b. Loyless.
Ridgcvlle-J. g. Yongue.
George's-G. Il. Harmon.
Reevevile-C. H. Pritchard.
Colle.on-W. II. Ariall.
Round O-J. w. Elkins.
Walterboro-J. w. Kilgo.
Walterboro Circuit-W. Z. Gleaton.
Hampton-S. $. Blanchard.
Allendale-J. l.. Sifley.
Black Swamp. $. Porter.
Hardeeville-W. r. Buchanan, supply.
Beaufort-J. B. Campbell.
Columbia District-..W. &. Power.
Washington Street-H. +. Chreitzberg.
Marion Streets. P. II. Elwell.
City Missions. ID. Vaughan.
New Brooklyn-G. H. Pooser.
Lexington Fork--R. l.. Holroyd.
Lexington-T. &. Ligon.
Batesburg-J. X. Mccain.
Johnston-T. q. Herbert.
Edgefeld-A. b. Watson.
Graniteville-J. w. Neeley.
Alken-S. A. Weber.
Upper st. Matthew-W. P. Meadors.
Fort Motte-M. l.. Banks.
Ridgeway-M. w. Hook.
Winnsboro-R. H. Jones.
Fairtleld-J. w. Murray.
Moticello-J. II. holland.
Chester District-..A. M. Chreitzberg
Chester-J. w. Daniel.
Chester Circuit-N. b. ClIrkson.
Richburg-Thos. Raysor.
Rossville-Jno. L. Ray.
Rock Hill-E. o. Watson.
Rock Hill Circuit-.J. L; Harley.
Yorkville-G. H. Waddell.
Backsburg-J. w. Humbert
Kings Mountain-A. S. Lesley.
Fort MILE. G. Price.
Lancaster-P. F. Kilgo.
Lancaster Circuit-A. w. Attaway.
Tradesville-J. w. Brown.
Chesterf1eld-R. A. Yongue.
Jeherson-J. r. Copeland.
Blackstock-C. E. Virgins.
COX esbury District-..A. ]. Cauthen
Cokesbury-J. w. Ariail.
Green wood-R. E. Stackhouse.
Ninety.Six-M. NJ. Brabhum.
Donnalds-E. w. Mason.
Abbeville-M. Dargan.
Abbeville Circuit-A. F. Berry, D. Hucks.
McCormick-J. M. Steadman.
Lowndesvilic-J. E. Beard.
Waterloo-G. NJ. Boyd.
North Edgeheld-A: NJ: Attaway.
N6WOCTTy w IdhlSl.
Newberry Circuit-C. D. Mann.
Kinards-O. N. Rountree.
Saluda-H. w. Whitaker.
Richardsonville-R. r Dagnall
Parksville-M. H. Poser.
Prosperity. B. Traywick.
Florence DIstrict---J. B. Wilson.
Florence Station-H. B. Browne.
Mars Buff-A. H. Best.
Darlington-J. a. Rice.
CheraW-W. NJ. Duncan.
Cheraw Circuit-W. l.. Pegues.
Society Hill. d. Frierson.
Clyde-D. Durant supply.
Darlington Clrcuit-W. L. Walt and c. II
Clyde, supply.
Lower Darlington-J. E. Rushton.
Cartersville-A. Fl. Lester.
TimmonsvIlle-W. B. Duncan.
Efflngham-W. ]. Durant, supply.
East Ef1ingham-I. N. Stone, supply.
Scranton-J. s. Abercrombie.
Lake City-W B. Baker.
Kingstree-W. Fl. Hodges.
Salters-R. w. Spigner, supply.
Georgetown Circuits. NJ. Jones. supply.
Georgetown Station-W. T. Capers.
Johnsonville-G. r. Whitaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

800 bushels. Corn, stronger; No. , mix
ed 31a31i5c. Oats, stronger; No. mixed
27l5c Rye. higher; No. . 5'c. Pork,
stronger at Sl3 62ls Lard, active and
higher at - 05a6 10. Bulk Meats and
Bacon stronger: short clear ~ 62i WINS
ky. firm at 81 o. Butter, Sugar aud
Cheese, steady. Eggs, firm at lOizc.
BALTIMORE, May !. - Wheat, western
strong and higher; No winter red spot
and Nav g3c: g3c; July So &c. Corn, west
ern strong: mixed spot 4lilaH34c; May
and June 4Oilc: July 40i za4Os4c. August
40afallc. Oats, active: western white 81 &
a36c. Rye, easy; prime 10 choice GOa62c.
HAY firm. prime TO choice timothy Sl3 GOA
II 90. Eggs, 1lilc. Coffee very quiet. Rio
lgl<c Receipts-Flour, 1900 barrels;
wheat 1900 bushels; corn. $1,000 bush
els; oats, 1900 barrels. Shipments.
TOLEDO. O.. May Wheat, active and
higher: cash ~ j.; May 93i &C.; July Ole
bid: August soc. Corn. active and firm;
cash 34c: May July A9,c Oats,
firm: cash pc: No white 2sisc. Clover
Seed, dull and steady; cash So 30; October
3 -. Receipts Wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, $1,000 bushels: rye, 265 bushels;
clover seed. 1G9 bags. Shipments-Nheat,
5000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
10000 bushels; clover seed. 81 bags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
MARTINS FERRY.

There is a strike al the Laughlin mill
among the nail feeders. There was re
duction I'm nails about two weeks ago that
tine men did not know anything about un-
til Yesterday. when they struck against "a
reduction.
A man by the name of William Hahn, OF
Burlington. was seriously hurt in stone
quarry by a rope on guy line breaking and
letting the derrick fall on him.
There viii be a ball game between the
Red Stockings, of this city. and the ked
Cross Oil club next Saturday.
A festival for the benefit of the Baptist
Church will be held in the Lafayette Han
tonight and tomorrow night.
The law suit of Mr. Crswcll against
his sister-iulaw, by the name of Crisweu
was postponed yesterday.
The Bridgeport water committee that
was 10 meet our water committee last
night failed TO show up
Henry Blumenbcrg of the Sherman
Aouse. commenced 10 move 10 Mingo yes
tcriay
I.andreth's Garden Seeds, i'm bulk or pa
pers. at j. Williams Washington St.
Miss Katie Hathornc, of Portland, is
visiting friends i'm the city.
Chas Horcher is visiting friends i'm Ia
rcntum, Pa.
Scott Linn is ON the sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
TRANS-OHI0 DIVISION.

INNNH"WTIIV VI I0ITNl
For Chicago SIS ana 1880 "a. m. ana ].
p ~. daily. aud ais p. 3D.. daily. except ,unla.
Cincinnati Express, 1870 "a. m. aud 1913 D. N
daily.
Columbus and Chicago Express except SUM
day. i:l5 p. m.
Columbus Accommodation. AIS D. fu. ea..
sunday.
81 Chirsyiue Accommodation. 90 %. m. au4
I - and i.l5 + 3D.. except SUNDAY
ARRIVE
Chicago Express. ~ % and 80 o.. m.. anl H
p. m., daily. aud u 100 o. m.. daily. excerpt Ir
day.
Cincinnati Express. $3.50 %. Do. and 6.ll r. r
daily
columbus Accommodation ii.oOa. m.. daily
except sunday.
81. Cair,FlIlc Accommodation. 80 .lJ 81. Dbl. ..
l.35 and $50 D. DID, except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
CLEAN STREETS.
The difference Between American and
Foreign Cities.

N... I.'N i..., .
Inc p''pI' ". II. .oa,, tl,r
large numoef ol '",u' nav avn ,La, sro
streets oil foreign ,'''.>' IN. ANU ' ,S Xco
extremely anxious 10 N'' ~ s1,.,'l;r,.s
York Zoo IKE condition 1 D. .'. INN.
says the Albany FIeNN' hu, . 'I,S ,i.,
not Doe sratihcd n inns comm, uu'o.o u'
sire DO day. Foreign oIl'eS WIZ '''''.' q.
ycar,-ceuturieS. pcrhaps-i,h. rca 'l..''l.
inc DRESSING lH'4 '".'' 90 ....L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
LITERARY NEWS.

EX-Speaker Carlisle contributes the
leading article to the May Forum. 1t
is a ringing arraignment of Republican
extravaganza, and will prove one of the
most powerful influences of its kind.
Roger \. Pryor's article on the new
amendments is alsoYaluablc The gen
eral makeup of the number is unusu-
ally excellent.
That excellent magazine, the arena,
presents an exceeding attractive table
of contents i'm the May issue Prof. y.
;. Shaler writes ON Rock Gases and K.
lleber Newton on the "Dogmatism of
Science" while Canon Frccmantle con-
tributes am excellent article on God in
Government. y portrait of Rev. Phil
lips Brooks is the frontcSpicce.
The current number of ScribHGS con
tainS handsome portrait of Jean
Francois Millet, the great artist. which
is accompanied by an Illustrated sketch
of his life and home by r. II, Bartlett.
Next to this "Co-opcratiye Home Win
ming" by w. \. Lewis. will prove inter
csting TO the public 1t is strong eN-
position OF the benefits of the modern
building and loan associations.
The May number of the atlantic
Monthly is fun of the best things of lit
crature, science. art and politics. Prob
ably the best thing in it is f. p. Evans
sketch of 'llenrik Ibscn; his early ca
reer as a poet and playwright" The
sketch is intensely interesting, and
shows "a keen appreciation of great
literary genius.
The North american RCricic cXccls
itself in its May number The initial
article is entitled, The Speaker" and
is q defense of his peculiar rulings by
Speaker Reed. The article is strong and
readable though IL will hardly commend
itself i'm It's conclusions To the thinking
public. Hon. Roger Q. Mills discusses
the labor question. and large number
of other valuable and readable articles
are presented.
"Old New York TaycrnS' is the SUBJ
icct of paper which John Austin Stov-
ems contributes TO the number of Harp
crN Magazine for May. Quaint historic
imaginiugS are the twcnty-SiX accompa-
nyiug drawings. i'm which Howard Pyle
makes visible to the modern eye the
very life of the oldcu time. \ striking
section of the article is devoted 10 the
history of the famous tavern which one
Edward Willctt opened In 1854. in the
old DE Lanccy house ON Broadway, and
which was succeeded by the old City
Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
Trustees Sale.

DN VIRTUE OF a DEED or TRUST MADE
- t0 mr a- trustee. ht John harrington aui
Mary harrington hi, wife. dated september 90.
loS,. and recorded boo thr office of the Clerk OF
the County Court of Marshall county. West Nir.
-iuiu. BOO Decd of Trust B0ok so. g. page as. ]
Viii sell. 40 public auction. 900
SATURDAY. MAY 3l,t 1850
commencing 900 90 O'Clock 90. m. 900 thr front
lOuruf fhr Court House OF Marshall county. 100
thc City of Nouud,yille. tle following property.
to-NIf. A piece coz parcel oi ground situate boo
fhr town of Bruwood. Marshall county. uud
state of West Virginia. and more particularly
west corner uf lOt numbered three .3| boo B s.
Good, addition to said town. and running
thence south with the county road twenty -uiur
0sgl feet. thence cA>fwHrdlN our huudrrd luul
feet CO. stake twenty lnl feet from fh'
division lime between lots and . OF thr ~lmr
plat. thence north parallel with ihr iir~i-uImrI
lime twenty fsU feet. thence west with tAr dl.
vision lime ONE hundred 100 frrf Oh thr begin.
uin. together with 900 thr bindings and appur
hrin- tLr -Im" property conveyed tu John liar.
rusinn by Patrick Harrington and wife Dos d"c,
dated september 90. 1873. and OF record 300 fur
oili'ro i thr Clerk uf thr County Court oi Mar
shall county. West Virginia. boo Decd Book %.
pllr1l
TERMS OF SALE-O neihirl ca,h or 500
much more JOS fhn purchaser may elect tu pay.
aua ih. balance boo 600, HuI Two years. with boz.
trlr-t from fhr day ui >ale. thr purchaser fo
give Dds notes. with good security. for the d,-
frrr,I payments. and tlc legal title tp Doe r-
fliuri 90. further security Selling a- Trustee.
Twill convey only such title as i- vested boo DOB"
EDGAR g.. BOYD
rfifrI Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

sl50a285: streeters do. SSjal20; Southern
horses S7jal25; plugs s.}OaGO Mules, aged
1 10 : years. 49,, to rs hands. Sl2jaljO:
II TO i5i< hands. SllOal25; ~ 10 -
hands. SS5allO: il TO a. hands S'5a.O;
plugs. S92a50.
At the Fifth street stables business was
active during the past week, and all kinds
Of good stock found ready sale Eastern
and Southern buyers were in the market,
and the supply was not equal 10 the de
mand. Prices are without any material
change. Driving and saddle horses, sl25a
POO. draft horses, extra Sl65a2OO; draft
horses medium, Sl35al65; street-car horses
S.Oal2O: Southern chunks, S'i5a9O; plugs
Sl5alO. Mules. aged 10 years. IL 10 rs
hands. Sl45alGj: - 10 rs hands, Sl25al45;
- TO 10 hands, Sll0al25; II 10 10 hands,
S.Oa ITO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
, safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring YOU
satisfactory results, on in case OF failure a
return of purchase price On this safe
pian Won can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle of DR. Kings New Dis
coverv for Consumption. 1t is guaranteed
To bring relief i'm every case, when used for
any affection ofThroat, Lungs on ChesLsuch
ms Consumption. Inflammation of Lungs
Bronchitis Asthma, Whoopiug Cough.
Group. etc. etc It is pleasant and agree
able To- taste. perfectly safe. and can always
be depended upon Trial bottle free at
oran Drug Cos Drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
PURSUING PICKETr.
The Kansas City Club Begins Proceeding,
Against Him.

PHILADELPHIA. April Cool John
7 Rogers. counsel for the American A.
sociation base ball club of Kansas City.
filed bin i'm equity to-day in the Court
of common pleas against John c. Pick
eff and the Players National League
base BAH club OF Philadelphia. The OBJ
iect of the bill is TO restrain Pickett
from giving his services rs base ball
ulavcr for the present season to any
other organization than the plaintiff
and to restrain the defendant from em-
Moving Pickett for this season. The
anidavit for am injunction upon which
the bin is based was sworn 10 before
Herbert ID. Brown. a notary public of
jackson county, Mo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. May l-Petroleum opened
firm at 81 .c. aud after first sales became
strong and advanced TO Sic. The market
then reacted and closed steady N - sc.
Stock Exchange opening at 81 .c: highest
SGc: lowest 81 e.; closing at - .c sales.
43S. 600 barrels
ON CITY. PA, May ]. - Petroleum.
opened at 50 C.: highest $50 lowest So e.;
closed at Soc Sales. 25,OO0 barrels: char
ters 20G36 barrels: shipments, G.4j3 bar
rels: runs. lO6 40 barrels.
PTr-BrRG, PA. May Petroleum.
firm and higher. opened al ~ &C.; closed al
SIC: highest size: lowest 81 e..
BEADFoED. Pa. May Petroleum,
opened 40 50 e.; closed at s55.c. highest
So e; lowest - e.: clcaranccs $4,000 bar
rels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
BELLAIRE.

johnson. the fellow who was arrested for
robbine h. l.. Forncy, was recognized TO
court yesterday by Squire koeder IN the
sum of 500 f. l.. Fouey was also asked
90 give bond for Sj0 for his appearance al
court
There are "a great many bad places in the
paved streets that have their origin with
the plumbers. contractors. etc. and these
people should see that they are fixed up.
None of the manufacturers of Bellaire
have been asked 10 sell their factories 10 a
syndicate. The 1ttna Glass Works Is
looking for that syndicate
Hotel de MCGOWAN is having "a great run
of late Boarding is cheap and good
many of the boys are satisfied with any
thing
The size of the screen is what causes the
strike among the coal miners al present.
The diggers insist ona smaller sized screen.
The coal miners out the b. x O. went
out ou "a strike yesterday. Most OF the dig
GERS I'm this vicinity are loaiiug at present
Henry Schmulbach has purchased the
old Ziich property on Union street FOR So
500. He will have it nicely fitted up.
Leroy Wise, manager of the bottle works
at Washington. Pa. is i'm the city, He
says tue factory is running steadily.
\ little daughter of George Yost gave a
birthday party 10 a number of her friends
yesterday evening.
a chap. who tried TO furnish prisoner
in the lookup with liquor, was arrested yes
terddy
The new shop under the Dollar Savings
Bank is occupied by Andy thurman.
G.. A. IL. fair and festival has been
changed 90 the week of August 10Th.
The brick for the street paving i'm the
Second ward has been distributed
The Prohibition Club meets this evening
in Gallahcr X Woodbridge's office.
The foundation for the new foundry viii
probably bee completed this week.
DR. r. W. Muhleman has gone 10 ST.
Louis ON % business trip.
The members of ST. Johns Church will
hold fairin June.
A temperance meeting was held i'm City
Hall last evening.
The .&P. is charging the freight depot
at this place.
a child of Emma Johnson was buried
yesterday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing syrup Iot
,bii5r5u toething, is the prescription OF one
M the best female nurses and physicians M
rhe United States, ana has been used Ior
f,r-v wears with never falling success 10y
millions of mothers for their children. Dur
i,,- -he process OF tcethiug its value IS m
laicuabie IL relieves the child from PAIN
fures dvsentary and diarrh9a, griping. IN
the bowels. and wind collie. BY giving
health TO the child it rests us mother'
price p cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
rrRRE HAUTE's DEAD.
, Nr,..tcrious Corpse Relieved to lie that
,fa West Nlrginian.

4 Mysterious Corpse Believed L" "'
ola West Nlrginian'
Trrrr HArrE. IND, April 81" i L..,oiS
and kilograms continue 20 pour j" Nv I' -
fhe Superintendent of Police ana lue w .li
o~e,. from persons who believe the dead
mann is some person the writer's can ideHu-
rv a. m Mathers. a printer, living al q, \ %. o..
a.6 East Main street, Chillicothc; ono emo.
writes 20 the Superintendent oi FollCc ;;
Judging from the description M seu ..I..
of the man found deadiu Your city retG e, a.,
feel almost positive that can tel y gu
who the man is. The person l naVS Ivl0.
Sl.tit;rr n printer bv trade. who worked
with me- at Parkersburg, w Va. ana
baar,led with me- His father conducted q
newspaper az Alexandria. Virginia. luS'
ac~,ss The river from Washington Guy.
Hc gave mp his job at Par6crsbure aoou'
Six ur. eight weeks ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
THE UPPER CONGO.
Stanley Writes Of the Capabilities Of This Vast Re
gion-Hs Proposed Plan Of American Ne
gro Colonization.

NEW YORK, April 3o-Heury NJ
Stanley, the great African explorer, has
written most interesting and sugges-
tive letter Co Fords. Howard n Hubert,
the publishers of this city. concerning
the fertile interior African region. which
will cause many people 20 think twice
about question they have lightly
turned OIL without thought. The eager
ness OF an the iirSt-claSS European pow
erS 90 secure foOthold in the New Az
rica is evidence that there is something
There worth getting. II America is TO
share iu the inspiring iaborS of Chris
tiauizing and civiliZing the Dark Con-
tiuent, and iu the moral and CONNER
cial benefits 10 come from that vast en-
terpriSc. it must Doe I'm some such way as
Stanley suggests. His letter is i'm re-
Spouse 10 the contents of "a recently pub
lishcd book, which is giving thoughtful
people much study. 10 is as follows:
VILLA VICTORIA. CAIRO. EGNPr
March 20 1880.
Mc>>rN. Fo1iN. HoiCdrd md Hubert:
SiE>.-I have To acknowledge. with
many thanks. the receipt of most i'm
tercStug book. called AN Appeal To
Pharaoh. The question debated i'm its
pages by the unknown author in most
uciSive and convincing manner might
easily develop into one of immense mag
uiWdc. though / sec no immediate like
hood of its absorbing the attention of
the nation. If 5000. 600 copies of the
book were distributed over the United
States Systematically, and month later
speakers u AN the large cities COM
mouccd 90 plead with the MASSES to take
the subject 90 heart. and rich men sup
Scribcd few millions TO start the move
mont ou safe and well considered lines.
we should Dee sure To- see revived by 1895
one of those wonderful migrationS of
humanity which peopied all ASaia, Eu-
rope. Africa and America.
There is space enough i'm one section
of the Upper Congo basin TO locate
double the uumberof the negroes of the
United States without disturbing Siu-
gle tribe of the aborigineS now inhabit-
ing TO- | refer tO the immense Upper
Congo forest country, $4,000 square
miles iu extent, which is three times
larger than the Argentine Republic, and
ouc-aud-a-half times larger than the
entire German empire, embracing 224.-
600. 900 acres of outrageous forest land.
wherein every unit of the 100000 ue-
grucs might become tine owner of nearly
% quarter square mile of land.
Five acres of this. planted with ha-
nauaS and p.dutaius. would furnish
every soul with sufficient substance
food and wine. The remaining - acres
of this estate would furnish him with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

WHEELING. TUESDAY. April %.
The cattle market is reported i'm brisk
condition this week. There is some slight
change in hogs and spring lambs prices be
ing a little stronger. Messrs. Bayha y
Dorsey furnish the following quotations:
Cattle, 600 10 LOO and above 3 aic;
800 to 800 pounds 81 az c; 200 10 500 pounds
abe
Hogs-Nlm6ct active at 4a4 &C.
Lambs Spring lively at sac.
Calves-In good demand at Bale.
Sheep-Active al 4aii e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
rrofusc with His Poison.

BrmINGroN. IA. April 29-Michael II.
Kitson yesterday put strichninein the sugar
bowl al Barrctt'S restaurant and literally
dosod his coffee He died in short time.
4 little later Benjamin Barrett. the pro
prietOr of the restaurant sat down 10 sup
per and used sugar out Of the same bowl
lie was taken violently sick, and his life
was saved only by hard work on the part
Of a physician Kitson was led To se-t-de-
suucton hy dependency produced ny
drink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
rLorE. GEAIN ANp Feed.
WHEELING, Tues

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April 80.
There is nothing new 20 report i'm the
market this week. Wheat remains uu-
changed and prices for -four are the same.
with the market only fairly steady. The
following quotations are wholesale retail
prices being % 10 - cents higher
Flour Choice family -four in wood
- 40; In paper 81 p per barrel
GEAIS Wheat per bushcl. No Sc.
corn per bushcl i5aJ0c; oats per Oushcl 30a
.Eic
FEED -Middlings per ton Sii GOALS ODD.
bran per ton Sl4 O1al6 OO: baled hay per
ton So 01all OO: loose hay ~ 0Oal0 OO per
ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

TNTHECIRCriTCOURTOFOW COUNTY
j Most Virginia.
NcFar.4u Carriage Company
and others. d., .t..a..r,.
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81 uom,ut.u- Question That Can't BE set
ued Too soon Under Certain Circum-