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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
.t".f. 81. IlhfketH. .|" NJ. ...H... o.

NEw YoRK, May 1S.--Mnncy on call was easy
ran4lpg from D TO IS per cent. last loan At
per cent, closet offered nj o per cent PRINT
mercantile paper 41tn7 per cent. Sterling ex
change quiet and weak nj 81 S3'Iai sly. Salci
5y7.139 shares. ...
The stock market today was again extremely
active. which c4ualcd yesicItlsys large business,
but there was II marked falling of later In the
day. While there seems to be no hlminutlon OF
the bullIsh sentiment, tho market at least has
run up against It's old enemy. tight money, and
tho extra rates ran up AS high rs ljper cent,
while they never got below q per cent. London
figures were again materially higher this morn.
ing.and the foreigners sent ibe.Ai buyln orders.
Ia tho Iecllne that followed those stocks which
have had tho largest and quickest nd yances. were
naturally the first to suiler. aud Chicago Gas
dropped away per cent and Sugnr aftcr al I'D.
vance In the forenoon declined about / per cent
The reAlIzatiOns IN the lat hour, under tho
influence VI the hi ghsstntes for money became
most pronounced. The entire lists with Anew CT.
ccptlons, arc lower tonight, aud while tho losses
are mostly smait, fractions. sllgAt dsctired fti,
MISC iti racllc ~. AMI Pacific Mail lllIs per
cent.
Railroad bonds were not active nor 40 strong
as yesterday. but the hales reacht 4 81, CSt,UO
Government bonds have been dull aud steady.
State bonds have been active and firm 10 strong,
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H.H
Mllent Nerva mn.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor
Ply liver, piles and constipation. Splen-
dld Tor men, women and children.
Smallest, mlldest, surest. Thirty doses
ior twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s, 6.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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DYSPEPSIA causes dcpraved blood,
which, in time, affects every organ and
function OF the body. As a remedy for
these troubles, nothing can approach
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t vitalizes the
blood, strengthens the stomach, and cor.
reefs all disorders OF the liver and kid.
neyE. DxW
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Too Much FREQ Trade Perhaps,

"tNoH Ntpuo Nu".
As the Register ia publishing letters
will it please inform the public why it
garbled the letter Of the Hon. John J.
Davis, OF Clarksburg, and refused to pub.
lish one sent them by the same gentle.
man afterwards,
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Editorial writer-"Give me n novel
and striking scene about Clara Morris"
Dramatic editor-"She is the only &C.
trees who eau shed tear and catch it in
her mouth" M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-16
IN DARKEST AFRICA
AND TIKI
0aesl, Rescue and Ratreat OF Emln,
Governor OF Equatorll. .f
BY HENRY NJ. STANLEY.
Complete In Twov olnmcs Of over TOO Pages each.
with Two steel EngraylngS. not les. than
sixteen Maps, and about One Hun.
dreu and tii,y Fuilrsg and
other lllust.atI0as. Y
Published by Charles Scrlbner's Sons,
NEW YORK. =. w.

lIenryM. Stanley. perhaps the foremost living
American In pluck. endurance aud achieve.
m"n,. has just Nlsslri writing "in DAtke,,
Africa" the story Oi his last and greatest under
nSlay, ne aacs. an1 !esrHe o. smiH. u viii
reveal for the INST time tho full extent OF Mr,
St4nley's recent dIc'verlts. No authentic in.
formation concerning this expedition has yct
been published, beyond The few letters aud
Newspaper accounts which have Rppea'cd from
time to tine dHrirg tho past three years. aud
when contain little more than suggestion OF
the hangcr' encountered aud overcome, aud the
important results achieved, "fu Darkest Africa"
VIII he published shortly BY Messrs. Charles
SCflbncrs Sons, who control MI rights for the
United s,stcs and tic. Dominion Ut CanAtin
Every. volume iSsusd for either county viii
bear their imprint on the tlur page.
Mr. aiRn'cyi entitled to the fruits Of his IA
hOt, and this the American tense OF Justice viii
AeCufG 10 him by rDtchnsiDg ''Iu Darkest al.
rcs,. his own book mud tho only ono Ia which
he vi have a personal interest. Intelligent aud
well meaning people viii not buy The bogus
"5tAuley hooks" offered under false mud mis-.
Leading representations, y no ono OF which
has Slnnley contributed y line. They will wall
written by stanley himself. In Darkest Ai.
RIGA" Will be In Two octave volumes, OF over TO
pages each, replctc with maps. and psoiusely
illustrated with wood engraylnss from MI.
StaHleyh own photographic aud sketches. The
price VIII by VI - per volume. III cloth bind.
Ing II will ne sold only by subscription,
through authorized agents, TO whom exclusive
territory will be assigned, and every prccautlon
VIII 10 used to protect them therein. n.
Apply TO
J. M. CLOUSTON,
WHEELING, W. Va.
Golc AGen. Tor the State Of West Virginia.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, May l5,-pc,ro,cum oc,rro
aud irregular: opened firm Al STMn. closc SS
weaker AZ s6Hc; highest ss91sc; loves, sJXc. !:
BRADFORD, Pa. Mny la.-rctroleum opcnca
a. al, &c; Closed At SGsH; highest SSIc; lowest
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Valuable Real Estate.
Trustoe's Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

l. 90. p
ny virtue Of deed OF trus! made by William
trustee. bearing date on the 20th duy OF May,
1851. a;a tccnruct! IN the office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court fer ohio county. West VII
gnEa, IN Deed OF Trust book No. y. folio
vs.. shall sell at public auction ut the front
door OF the court House Of said county, in the
civ OF Wheeling, uu y Hsa d.
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KnNE's
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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Petroleum.

New fonK. May Is. = Petroleum openra
s slr with SPOT at size. and June option at
KS S j"s m oT,,dr 40 to sc closed steady at
clined to sixc, aud closed weak NJ So E,o u
I exchange; Opening at size; highest SAC;
lowest e'hc, closing ut s7Lc Sales Isl, 900 6ar
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NIotnIx-

New York. May l5.-rip iron ,,u,,. American
sl6 0'nls w. Copper uominai: Ike Nav si5 Ia
Lena nfm; domestic 81 10. TIN excited and
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Rea! Estate.
FOR SALE.

Eight Roomcd dwelling. liG South rem
street, very desirable location. 49, CO., 49,.
SIX koumCA dwelling, with largo loi. ~
Dou6ls frame house, rcn!s for 10 per month,
al " aud q Ind lana street, Tor 10y. -,
Five rDowed frame house, with largo YARD, III
Twenty ninth sirOct, u ~.
sir roo,ned house u! Zane street, s2o0.
bargains In building lots ~.
Garden farm, Ohio river hol.o,a. aeqyS high nIa'
tapn,s. Railroad station an thu place. Sld
miles from This city. ny acrea. Price s'oe
G. o. SMITH.
.." gcsl Estate Agent and Broker.
snaf .'---- ~ Jpn Main street.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 ooo head
s N. M,, Svo head; market weak and lower
p; siocIeIs anu feeders s. 78ti Go; cows, bttIs
ana mixed 81 s0al 20. Texas grass steers 81 1in
80. Hoss-Receipts 27.UO0 head: shIpments G..
on ae9d a, y weak and lower mixed 81 oa
50 oOa3 50. sheep-Rcceip,s 7.Goo hcad Elk.
msnss 3tco head: market firm: natives ST Ga
81; western 81 5oa6 30; lambs s. OOa7 50. w.
EAST LinEnTf, IA. May Notwithstanding
i.a8 head: shipments go head. iIors-Receinis
l.,o9 head; shipments 100 head; market dull:
W.iu. s;lG seiected u JIM IS: Common 10 best
nntsefs IN u laai vi pigs s. 75ai %. Sheep-Re.
celpts i0o head: shipments 100 head: market
slow at yesterday s prices. '' 'A"' Az =
C!SclsSArl, O., May lh.-Hogs In good demand
and steady; common aud light 81 0Sai il: nncs.
!nE and butchers 81 l0al 50: receipts $3.50 Head:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlEs.-on and after May II, ls0.-Ex.
day excepted. iMondAy excepted. saturday
excepted; lsunday only. Saturday only
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Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take no
other. MwAr.4
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b.. z. d Q. RAlLROAD-CentralT Time,
, Belialre Zanesville Through Passenger lcaycs
Ae!!ai!e at 1890 4. H. arrives 1t Beiairu at 2:d
p m. 1I, r '---' y y 80 ~ -''N
"oodsaeld Passenger leaves Bellaire At l:lo D
n, arrives at Bcilaire at $50 a. m,
summcrdcld Accommodation leaves Bellai,o
a. l2:0 p. M. arrives at Ii 20 a. nj.
STEAMER DELLAlRE,
Leave Wheeling. Daily TrIp, CITY Time--6.io
s'So. lo:uo and AS a. In. 100, LOO, Geo y IN.
Leave Wheeling Sundays City Time-S:OO. 10
ahn l9:OO NJ: 200. 400 and Goo y III.
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SATURDAY, MAY3i, 1880,

beginning ut 10 o'clock H. M, all the following
described real estate, situate III Trindclpha din
trict. III said county. described ~ follows. viz
Beginning Ut point On tho cast line OF Ii,
National or CuHberlanl Road Mt The k0niheny
corner OF henry Cooks land; thence with III,
lin. OF said National Road casterly four hun
drcd and twenty five tia5) feet toApolnt: theme.
at right angles with sud romd two hundred ant
sixty (26v) feet to the lite Of MI avenue laid on
Porter hons place; thence westerly along sale
avenue four hundred and twenty-five (t!5) fec
10 Cooks southeast corner: thence with his lin,
10 the place OF begin, Ing, being MI OF lots mum
bcrcd len lO). eleven III. twelve ll2) and mi.
teen tfaJ AS mid out on tic private plat OF tina
pnrt Of the William Porter home place nuc
mot recorded
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TfEMs OF SALE.-Ouc. third, o. Us much more
rs tho purchaser may elect, cash In hand on the
day Of sale, md The balance In two equal install.
ments, payable respectively IN one ana two tears
from the day Of sails, with Interest. The pur.
mcnts. with good security, and the legal title to
be retained d. further security until the said
note4 and Interest are PAID.
Title believed good. but selling rs trustee ]
shall convey only such title us Is vested In me by
WI. HUBBARD.
TppI
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,c Through tickets. and baggage checked, to all
". hRoHHnINSSoN. q. P. A., Partersburx.
IL T rnnnrpi, Al y: +. A.. Parkcrxbury'
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" b4 !, more, May E.-wheat. western easy;
WIa9lc; August SIC asked. Corn, western casr.
mixed spot &c; May 4l%c;June iGjiic; July 4O%e:
August fo1+ailc; steamer 39lilc. Oats weak
ena u, unsnaSEed Rye quiet, prime to choice
choice timothy So 59al3 co. iroyisiors fairiv
active Butter weak, but unchanged, Esrss
s!song y l3c, Coffee dull; Rio cargoes ia!r lylc;
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If our air ;sl,ip had lost any great
amount OF gas up to this time. we could
not perceive it. We had no sooner left
the water than the breeze began to sub.
side, and our pace was reduced to five or
ak miles al hour. We knew;that couu-
ter current would soon be met with, aud
both were looking over the edge OF the
basket ut the moving panorama below,
when We suddenly espied 4 native vii
lage. 1t was, rather, the camp OF some
wandering tribe, MI the shelters being OF
CANVAS or skin. We saw camels, asses
goats and horses, with many people
moving about, and We had only got sight
OF them when they saw US. Some fell
down and others ran away, and VIC were
laughing at their fright when we heard
the sing OF a bullet and the report OF a
gum;
Over with the BALLAST" shouted
Mazam. and next instant we were go far
above them that their horses appeared
to be mere specks on the earth.
There were four or five OF the Arabs
shooting ut US at this time, and now and
then We could catch the noise Of their
bullets.
Lets show them that two can play at
this game. We don't want to kill, but
let's give them good scare.n
AS We dropped down I've began firing
over the edge OF the basket down among
the tiocks, and in two minutes there was
q rumpus which set us both laughing
The entire village made q rush and
abandoned everything. For an hour
longer we hung above the place as if an
chorcd there, and then a gentle current
carried US TO the northward into thu
province OF Muscat. About mid.aiter
noon, while sailing along a thousant
teet above the earth at q slow rate, W,
came to an open country which seemed
to be destitute Of anliie, and Mazan
announced that we should descend an,
replenish our stock OF water and sc,
what was to DO seen. After the ancho
had trailed along the ground for q hun
dred yards, it caught on the limb OF
| PROSTATE tree, and We soon hauled GU
craft down and secured her. We yav
the balloon careful inspection, an,
we're considerably cast down at the re
suit Of our Investigations. 1t was full Q
folds and wrinkles. There was not
hfeath .ol air stirring below, and b
watching the clouds We saw that the SC
! Of the upper current was toward the ser
At dusk breeze did come, but it woul
have sent Us of to sea, and 1t was Dc
4 eided e make a night Of Il where "
J. At dusk we entered the basket an
) let go our line until we were hundre
feet above the earth, and then prepare
|, for o quiet night. But darkness ha
l. hardly. come before we heard the roa
Ing 81 lions, apd there was such a chir]
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-19
II. Ell. SHOCKLEY.
MABLETON.

Your lines to the dude and ice cream
girl were timely and suggestive. So here
at you:
Fast waves the sunny month of June,
And maid and youth have ceased to spoon;
No more, the moonlit sands they stroll;
No more. he whispers in her ear the story
old.
She now, is looking for another mash"
For he-poor boy-couldn't "antie" with
the cash.
Plenty of rain and crops are looking
fine.
Red bugs are ripe and scratching is
stylish.
Mr.. J. N. Starnes after a weeks illness
is convalescent.
Mr. J. S. Lowe, and DR.. Bryant, visited
Salt Springs Sunday.
Mr.. Isaac Edison informs us, confden<
TALLY, that its not funny to drive from
Smyrna to Middleton and find another fell
low holding the fort with I'VE are the
people" expression.
The death of Mr.. NJ L. Ruff, of Smyrna,
was severe blow to his many friends at
this place. We extend the bereaved fami.
~ our sympathy.
Rev Mr.. Embry, of East Point. failed to
keep his appointment here last Sunday, on
account of sickness in his family.
Mr.. j. S Lowe, has pasted the picture
of spider where the curling locks use to
grow and declares that, There is no flies
on him at al"
Middleton beats the state for pretty girls
and our young men are wisely patronizing
home institutions.
Mr.. W. R. Hilton, the obligipg agent Of
the G. P, informs US that there has been
since January '88, to date SOC cars of wood
shipped from this place, averaging II cords
to the car, total of 1856 cords. This
wood brought in Atlanta on an average of
$l.S5 per cord bringing $l6502,l TO- The
freight on this at $500 per. car amounts to
Sc, 90 making grand total of $22 $50,
10. II this is not business, it looks very
much like it to GAMBoGE.
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KENNESAW.

Farmers are deferred from work on
account of the recent rains to such an
extent that grass is taking hold rapidly.
However, crops are very promising.
Mr.. Davis of Galveston. Ind, stopped
over with Mr.. James Stanley, few days
since. Mr. Davis expresses favorable
opinion OF the south and her future.
Mr. H. D. Roberts, of Tyler, Texas, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Emma Blodgett beautiful and
fascinating young lady of Atlanta, is
visiting Miss Mamie Carrie.
On last Wednesday evening by request
of Messrs George Gibson and Henry
Granting. number OF young people
assembled at the residence of the former,
where croquet was INDUCED in until
evening" when the guests were invited into
the dining room where refreshments in
greatest profusion awaited their disposal.
Afterwards the guests were entertained
with splendid music Mrs. Tanner did
the duties of hostess with ease and grace.
E, r.
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DUE WEST

Rev. A. G. Dempsey will deliver an ad
dress at this place on Saturday 2Sth at
p. m, and will preach ON Sunday follow
ing at II q. m. Singing by the young
folks in the morning and afternoon
Mr.. G, w. Pharr had colt to die from
some unknown injury.
Dock Goodwin, colored, an unruly ten
ant of Mr.. S. R. Lindley. is known as q
fussy kind Of q fellow, but he met his
match last week, when he tackled Mr.. S.
r. Lindley, who gave him a good beating.
Mrs. Asa Darby is confined to her room
sick, but nothing serious.
W. Il. Orr made himself sick by over
work. Our climate is all right.
l would say to the correspondents OF the
Journal in Cobb, that we meet, after the
crops are laid by, with fall baskets and
have reunion picnic Let US each take
new subscriber to our county paper.
Would suggest that the time be fixed when
watermelons are ripe and if we don't have
some fun, / will pay for the whistle. Let
j. of Smyrna fix up program. Do so
and the rest will come TO time.
AMOR
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AUSTELL.

Our village is alive once more with visi-
tors from different sections and States
Some are here for pleasure, but most of
the crowd are seeking reliei from disease,
and many are supremely happy at their
rapid Improvement
DR.. j. B. Medlock is kept closely to his
post at the Austell Lithia Springs prescrib-
ing and treating the many people who
come here in search OF health The hotels
for the first time in several years are near
~ full. and many are at private boarding
houses
The interest in our anthracite coal mines
continue to attract many of the outside
world, and daily enquiries are being re-
ceived from capitalists, anxious to invest
and aid in the unearthing of this great
product of the earth's surface Capt. W..
w. Austell with his little family have
rooms at the Austell Salt Springs Hotel for
the season, and he is pushing and arrang-
ing all the preliminaries as fast as possible
to commence the boreing or testing at an
early day as possible.
Our people are very enthusiastic and
hopeful of near approach of brighter
day than was ever known before. Our
county only needs few more men like
Austell, Culpepper and Nichols, to bring
it square to the front and give US the palm
as the banner county of the state.
We are glad to note your article to the
effect that you had one live and progress
i've citizen in your town, who was willing
to shoulder the burden of the cost to build
the Marietta and Austell Railroad. He
has a level head and knows what a good
thing is. Your correspondent is satisfied
that he can secure the right of way and all
necessary facilities in Austell, and snug
sum ito boot if he will only build the
road.
Little Eugenia, daughter of Hon. and
Mrs N. A. Morse, died June 18th, and was
buried Thursday evening. They have the
sympathy OF our entire community.
AJAX
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POWDER SPRINGS.

The picnic held here on the l4th was
highly enjoyed by all present.
Prof Barrett, of Dallas, paid US flying
trip few days since.
Miss DOME Bailey, Of Shorter College;
while on her way home, stopped here tc
visit friends, from thence she will 20 tc
visit her parents in Americas.
Mr.. T. N. Butner, who has been in Flori
da for some time, has returned home.
Mr.. Charlie Raney, of Atlanta, visited
friends here Saturday.
Mr.. w S Duncan and wife. OF Atlanta
visited the family of j l. Hunter last
Sunday.
Mr. William Tm ner and family, ofWaco
Texas, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Evans and wife, of Augusta are
visiting the family of Prof Duncan.
We regret to hear of the serious illness
of Mrs Morgan
Mrs LacIey, who has been sick for some
time, is now convalescing
Mr. II Matthews, who is of for the
summer, is at present in Denver, Col.
Judging from three young gentlemen
from distance they are very much smitteu
with three Of our fairest daughters. What
do you mean, boys, to let those from g
distance come and take our girls away
II | were young again, would see thai
they didn't get them, but things have
changed since my day.
| KNOW AND U DoN'T.
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Home Comfort Ranges.

These ranges are constructed entirely Of
the best wrought steel and malleable
plates and are absolutely proof against
warping, cracking or breaking.
Awarded first premiums at st. Louis
Fair, 1899; World CJtton Centennial
Exposition, New Orleans, 1sS4-5; Neb.
State Fair, 1887; Ala State Fair. 1888;
Chattahoocheee Valley Exposition. Column
bus, Ga, 1888.
Monticello, Jefferson Co., Fla, !
February 90, 1890.
Wrought Iron Range Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen-In the year 1884 we pur>
chased one of your Home comfort Ranges.
Three months ago our house was set on
fire by one of our children, and being built
of rich pine, it was burnt to the ground,
completely covering our range. When
the fire had died down, we got our range
out of the debris. The top pieces were
warped from heavy joists falling on it.
We took the warped pieces and laid them
on log and Strengthened them with an
ak. We put them in their respective
pieces. set the range upon two logs in the
yard, and cooked on it for three months
in the rain, sunshine, and all kinds Of
weather, and there is not crack about it.
We are using the range yet.
Anyone doubling this statement can
get my sworn statement by making the
request in their own handwriting
Respectfully, MARTHA HARP.
Sold only by sample through manufac>
turers statesmen at one uniform price
throughout the United States.