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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15
NOTES OF THE DAY.

DAVID DAVIS says that II no had his
own way he would give up round dances.
INGERsoLL's piety Is 50 frayed that it
ought to be bound over TO keep the
peace.
SOME of the creeds insist that we must
forgive our enemies, but that God is CO.
ing to roast his.
Col. HENRY J. JOHNSON, of the Cum
berland Ns1rS, has been appointed post
master OF. tina. city.
lNGERsoLL docs not believe that Adam
was q born gentleman. No. bat he
never let lady stand up in horse car.
A TRAIN CT the Pittsburgh division of
the B. Il 0. road, lifted some Of the
pressure from the Somerset county, Pa.
aims house, by running over ond killing
one of its inmates, named Charles Bur
kett, on Sunday.
IT was rather silly in Congressman
Ellsworth, of Michigan, to argue that
msn can live on thirteen cents a day,
when he himself is receiving nearly twice
as many dollars, and giving precious lit
tie IN return for it.
THE Pope and the King are but just
dead when Italy is alarmed by the Sc
rious illness of her most noted citizen, but
the latest reports indicate that Garibsldi
is not immediately TO follow Plus IN.
and Victor Emmanuel.
"WHEELER sings hymns with the Hayes
family every Sunday evening"" remarks
the Courier Jo,unql. YES" says the
New York Sun, "but they are careful
never to sing that beautiful hymn, when
l can read my title clear"
WHEN Russia went to war "to protect
the Christians" in Turkey We could laugh
at the joke; but it is worn out now, al.
though the Russians don't realize il,
and they say they are going to accupy
Constsntinople "to protect the Christ
ians."
TaE Washington Post says Mr.. vii.
liam Z. Chandler is of the opinion that,
in view of the action of the New Hsmp-
shire Republican Convention, Demo
crstc victory will vindicste him. We
should hate to see any party victorious
on that ground.
REV. JOSEPH Cook settled the eternal
punishment question Sunday. His SER
mon seemed to be founded on the idea
that if other people only knew as much
IS he does, they would beueve rs he
does, but it is,impossible, we all know,
for many OF US TO obtain such heights of
A BILL is pending IN the Ohio Legis-
lature to impose tax of $50 on CONNER
cisl travellers. The Providence Journal
likes the ides, and says If the tax could
be made high enough to remand all mer-
chanule business to its legitimate, old.
fashioned modes, failures would be less
frequent, snd crushing burden would
be lifted from trade.
THE Wsynesburgh Messenger, in re-
terring to the recent excursion to this
,ity, says 1t was pleasant one and
greatly enjoyed, but it adds: aust wsit
until summer and the roses have
,ome sgsin, and then We'll have
excursions to Wheeling and boatrides
.fter we get there; tina. will make real
oily fun" You are right it will.
Mr.. STAPLEToS, of falkland, Ohio,
ged 100 years, has married youthful
ride Of less than one-third the same.
nd has no. been known even 70 promise
D support his boys in idleness. Reason,
49, 49, - ...~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15
A RrnsnerOnS EncIOrY.

The net earnings for 1877 of the Eagle
and PhmnIx Cotton Manufacturing Com
psny OF Columbia, Gs., were Sl50,l9S rs.
aud two dividends of four per cent. each
were declared payable June 30 and De.
cembor 81, the balance OF the $3.50, 1928
being reserved 20 create sinking fund
to meet the cost OF mill No. 3. now in
course of completion. 1t is doubtful
whether any Northern factory of similar
capacity can make an exhibit ~ salts
factory as this.
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ED.

SCHAD-On Wednesday, February Is,
1873, OF scarIatina, ASGINOSA FRANKIE,
child Of August and Laurette Schad, a. Led
three years.
The funeral will take place from the
residence OF the parents, in Benwood, be-
low the Riverside furnace, this afternoon
at o'clock. Ipterment at Red Men s
cemetery, Wheeling. Friends OF the tsm!-
ly are invited TO attend.
JUNKINS-At Bridgeport, o., on Thurs
day afternoon, February II, 1873, at 4
o'clock, ELIZA, widow of Adam Junkins,
in the 7Srd year OF her age.
Funeral from the Presbyterian Church,
Kirkwood, u, this friday afternoon at =
O'Clock. Friends of the family are respect.
fully invited.
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THE MILITARY NUSS.

Now that both sides have been heard
in the public prints in regard to the OBJ
iections made by the State officers to the
use of the State armOry as drill room
on the part of the local military, it may
not be improper TO suggest that there is
no provision of law enabling the State TO
furnish armor.es for all the volunteer
military companies. While there is
every disposition on the part of all the
State officers to encourage and aid vol.
unteer companies, they cannot, and
should not be expected to, furnish
armories for them. The companies at
Martinsburg, Fsirmont, Charleston,
Moorefeld, Warrington, Moundsyille,
and elsewhere have as much right to
make such demand SIS those of Wheeling.
Besides we are informed that the room
used rs the State armory is
needed for the use of the Secretary
of State and Of the Adjutsnt General for
the storing of books, documents and the
like which are now stored in damp quar-
tiers that are running them. Then, too,
we are informed that question as TO the
insurance was raised. 1t was not stated,
when the policy was obtained, that por-
ton Of the building would..be used at night
by military companies. The presence of
the military frequently brought in boys
andfrrcsponsible loungers whom the Jau-
itor could not keep out and who are said
TO have not always been careful to keep
their hands in their pockets at all
times. The drilling of the companies
frequently caused annoyance to the State
officers and clerks while in the discharge
Of their official duties, and the Judges of
the Supreme Court of Appeals, who,
when here, study at night at the Capitol,
complained to the Governor more than
once of the noise sndinterruption caused
by the soldiers drilling.
In towns and cities where military
companies are organized, 1t would be
much more sproper for the municipal
to furnish them quarters
han to expect the State to do so.
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he hasn't property, but his bride has
His relatives say he has shown more
sense than he has in all the rest of his
life put together.
HE'LL has been mismsnagei and Its
cashier has fed to Chicago.-N. Y. Her.
aid Pig / Man.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for March con-
tsins all the last sweet things IN the
world of fashion. The frontispiece OF
STYLES for March is portrayal OF toilets
that ladies cannot refuse to respect.
Published by Godey's Lady's Book Co.,
| of Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15
THE BELLAIRE TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE.

A friend az Belaire writes US: The
item in your Columbus correspondence
this morning, in regard to the approprls-
tion for tire completion of the tobacco
warehouse at this place, was incorrect.
a bill appropristing $500 has passed.
This is all that was asked for and is
enough to complete the building. Think
ing that you would want to correct an
error of this kind, l write you the above
fact.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15

THE news from Europe this morning
is exciting and threatening. The British
fleet is nearing Constantinople and the
Russian army is about to enter the city.
Affairs are Clearly approaching crisis.
The markets, however, show no fluctus-
lions 10 amount to anything as yet.
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INENPEDIENT.

The resolution declaring it inexpedl-
ent to reduce the tax on distilled liquor
was adopted by the Senate yesterday
with only nine dissenting votes. Our
senior Senator, DAVIS, figures as one OF
the nire. From one ststsnd-point his
vote is on the wrong side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15

The County Court OF jackson county
has authorized a vote OF the people on
the question of subscribing 100000 to-
ward building nsrrow-gauge railroad
from Parkersburs to Charleston. This
amount, it was found, is as much as
the county can constitutionaliy add to
lis Indebtedness. The question will be
passed upon at the next general election
in October.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15

ANoTnER lucky West Virginisn, Ex-
Congressman JOHN S. WITcHER of this
State, has been nominated by the Presi-
dent, TO the lucrative Office OF United
States Marshal for the Territory of
Idaho. Good bye, JOHN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15

FReM last evenings Steubenville Herald
We learn that the waiter girl saloon is to
be closed, and its proprietor is to leave
the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-15
GOD closed yesterday at 1921.

IT is expected that tho Senate will
vote to-day on the silver bill.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
Osccola Rain Drops.

Tomorrow is Easter Sunday.
Last Sunday was Palm Sunday,
but palms didn't palm IN this part
Of the moral vineyard.
Who and where is the man
that will represent us IN the next
legislature? Let him speak out
We are sharplnlng our "Faber
ready to point him out few Of the
existing evils which needs remod.
ling.
w. Williams, who is charged
with the murder ofa lad named
Allen Markham, on Big Lake
some years since, was arrested
near II r ,crsvllc, NJ . on Il rcquis
ition from the Governor OF tha,
state, by Mr.. I. A. Blackwood
Deputy Sheriii, last Saturday, anu
safely lodged in Jail.
DAN Rec has been dong the
state with bls educated horses
The performances, according to the
newspapers in the several towns in
which he stopped, were usually
wound up by general spree, on
the part of the great horse-master
Tine Osceola Reading and Sociaj
Club was organized last Monday
night, by electing The following
officers President, DR.. J. +. Fel,s
Wee president, Capt. S. S. Semmes
Secretary, Henry Cook Librarian
NJ Heinz =; Treasurer, G. R,Brick
cy;
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$1,000 Worth Of Music
for 50, 80.

We have just received a copy Of
Helmick's Musical Monthly, No. !
which contains the following music
Romanza, by Ncndelsohn.
Col. Sellers Polka, by J. s
Drake.
Lito's Happy Hours Waltz, by
G. Baker
Touch me Gently, Father Time.
by G. Baker.
Dear Old Homestead, by A. Hits
Angels met Him at the Gate, by
G. NJ. Currier.
Three Songs and three Instru.
mental Pieces, adapted for Piano
or Organ. it seems to us that
American Music publishers are d.
,ermined to compete with London
Publishers IN furnishing this great
country with cheap music. The
price of n single Nunber of Helm.
lexis Musical Monthly. a25 cents
or 81. 80 per year, which will fur
nish you during tn, year $4,000
worth Of first.class music for 81, so
All our readers who are Interested
in music, should not fail to snt
scribe for thus great musical work
You will never regret 1t. Addres:
all orders TO F. W. HELN,cK, 1876
West Fuurth st. Cincinnati, ..
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

SrEAKISo Of politics, the Mariana
hl,r says:
ave heard map who Is a close
observer, remark thar ait was easy
10 get into politics, but extremely y
disgusting alter you once saw the
corruption and vile means often
used 10 further the claims OF candi
dates" and we agree with him.
Men do more dirty work for the
sake OF party than for aught else in
the world, and why, VIC could nov
or imagine. Men will forge, a, such
times their sense OF honor, they will
be SO blinded by prejudice as to
vote contrary to their own consci.
enlious convictions, they will advo-
cate measures that in cooler mo.
mcnts they would blush to ac-
knowledge they bad supported, the
reason for such actions we have,
not yet discovered. The great
controlling idea seems to DO to get
elected BY any means, fair or foul.
We have too many elections, they
are productive OF harm rather than
good. Frequent elections ALLEVIATE
friends, stir up dscord and excite.
ment, ard not infrquently place
unworthy men in office We are
now on the eve of a State and
county election, and we cannot he
too careful in choosing reliable men
tor the two tickets.
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Prof. n. Sanchc.

Professor II. Sanche delivered a
lecture ut the Dramatic Hall Thurs.
day night, TO, in point of numbers,
a fair, as we'll as attentive and in.
tercsted audience--considering the
inclcment and threatening condi.
ton Of the weather. His subject :
A Philosophical view of Creation
in six days, from Christian Stand
point, WAS ably and scientifically
handled. We regret that time and
space does not admit of revic wing
at length the vast and mysterious
fields which he explored, and which
were so fully expoundcd from the
teachings Of science and the study
OF tho books OF Revelations ana of
Nature, in the mysterious and stu
pendous operations Of the Omnfic
Deity, through the amplitudes OF
space, and which from his stand
point, was made to accord one with
the other. The Professor will con.
unue the subject on Monday night,
and at the same time, explain his
views upon the "all-absorb,ng "
theme OF, Future Rewards and
Punishments, as well as the proba.
BILE locality occupied by the All
Wise ruler of the Univcrses, and
that of the Prince OF Darkness
among the countless millions of re-
volving worlds with which illimit-
able space Is animated.
Turn out, everybody, and give
the Professor your attention next
Monday night.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

The following advice was furn.
lshed to the readers Of Hampstead
County by the Hope City Times.
Heartily endorsing the tenor OF the
same We reproduce 1t:
1--WE have as yet no candidates
for county ofiicers--excepting one
mentioned elsewhere. 1t is time
they were coming to the front. In
looking around for candidates for
the legislature, the people should
go slow, aud pick out the best.
Let them lay sside their prejudic.
es, and encourage only the very
best n.cn only to come forward aud
announce themselves. Bear this
in mind, ye sovercigns, aud don't
you forget it.-iour salvation dc.
pends ON the kind of men You
choose to represent you"
Apen
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

The Osccola Times sayes turkey
eggs are selling 1T that place, at "a
cents per dozen Brother RoIssan,
you had better go into the cgg bus.
mess, we have no doubt but wha,
1t would be more profitable than
publishing a newspaper Arka-
delphia .Sfasdnrd.
II you must know. Brother
Clark, We were the only man who
was able 10 buy n dozen at that
price, and then the market became 6
glutted. Besides, ifa dozen eggs
are worth Is cents what would q
few dozen turkeys, to start business
with, do you suppose, cost? We've
done figured it out that il takes
less capital to 90 into the printing
business.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

From communication, which
appears elsewhere, signed "3 TO A.
it will be seen that although we
did our level best to sootbc, soften
and console the defeated trio and
let them down as gently under the
circumstances, Ms We possibly
could, Gas il is net in our nature to
kick foe after he is DOWN, yet We
find them, SO soon as they recover
their breath, and while yet reellng
from exhaustion, and blinded with
rage and trickling gore. rushing
franlicalIy to the attack in the
broad field of newspaperdom.
We regret that onr space will not
admit reply in this issue ; IN fact
we are aware that one dose OF this
kind Of literature is as much rs our
readers can stand at time but
then it does us proud to think
how we'll hit 'em Just behind the
the bure idea, sends slrcaks OF
glory coursing through our ecstatic
soul, like unto Star Spangled Ban
ner twincd around doublc-bar.
relied rainbow. Oh, just you wait
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
Personal

Mis- Bula Steele, daughter Of
our Hon. Mayor. came home from
Rrply, last Sunday. Since her ar
rival, the Doctors popularity
among the young men has incrcas-
ed wonderfully, and his chances for
any position he might aspire to,
would be equivalent to a nom,ns-
ton.
Common Pleas court was IN ses-
sion this week, and among those IN
attendance, We noticed Mess. ID. e..
Preston, OF Nashville, Tenn; DR..
F. G. McGavock, OF shawnee Vii
Iagc; Maj. Jas. A. Falls, OF Fulton,
Tenn. IL. S. Picket and Will Joplin,
Of Memphis; Mr.. J. Sherrick, OF
Frenchman Bayou; W. Ward, Of
Barfold Point;J W. Rhodes, M.
Warren, ii. Holmes, John Carson,
DR.. J. F. Davies, Ii. B. Smith, b.
Hill and J. Ward OF Golden Lake
DR.. ID. {. Joyncr and James Antho
nv, of Nauvoo; Robert Davis, OF
Hatchlc Landing;
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
We publish the following effu.

We publish the following effu'
sion rcrbafm e. hterafim for the
simple reason that we are not equal
to the tack of giving Il tho ring OF
genuine poetry. and hope the" mis-
NJ" as well as the author, who are
all unknown to US, will please ex-
cuse US. We merely publish 1t to
show our readers what effect this
soft aud balmy spring weather, in
connection with our town sparks. il
having on the minds, and hearts of
the young-Rural Shoohies:
Berumsburg Rain Drops.
Up around Borumsburg
And Nil round about,
The Young men has lately bin tkrn In.
Ifnot n little put out
II was not in n Gght that is free.
And g-tiug rh-r. noses mugred;
But It was aliirlc tall between tou mis- n NJ,
bout the country scrubs.
These mis- NJ NJ had bin To town,
For what do not no,
But one mis- n had, suppose seen ~,
her mind il was over throwed.
So that she had to tell when she-caSe home
OF the Jeuts she had seen In town,
No more could she be waited on BY the coun-
Itrey scrubs,
with their face and band, so Brown.
II she had once thought OF her own Brothers,
Like others toiling III dirt and mud.
don't believe she would have said
Any iling = bout the country scrubs.
wew will let this pass like Jentlemcn,
We will 20 our dslebrats ceursc,
We loo. over 1t all, and wer. II came.
We will wen consider the source.
oh shoony
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

Nothing can be iairer than Mr.
Daniel +. Beatty's mode of dong
business, which evinces his conf.
dence in the superiority Of his in.
struments over all others. He
warrants his Pianos and Organs foi
six years, gives from five to fifteen
days test trial, and refunds money
# purchaser is not satisfied. BY
this means his Instruments are
brough, into competition with 9th
ers, and invaribly como out victo
rious. Address al communication.
to Daniel +. Beatty, Washington
Warren County, New Jersey. Sc,
his advertisement.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

the largest weIl.boring, inning,
prospecting and artcslan tool man.
ufacturcrs in the world are located
at Bloomfield, Iowa. Send TO
Great Western Well Anger Works
for their Catalogue.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
Local co|umn.
MASONIC

The stated communications OF Osceols Lodge
No. q y. & A. NJ, viii be "eld the saturday
ON or aext before, exch full moon. VIZ: Jan.
u. Feb, l6, March i6,, Aprl Is. May II, June
June ~. July ~, Aug. 10, Sept :, Oct o,
Nov. ., Dec !, Dec "a
81. John the EysngclisD
Ths Members are ordered 10 attend In accord
anc,' with the by Laws
All Master Mss0hs in good standing are cordi
ally invited 10 attend. by order Of
J. X y. HALE. W. VI.
J q DLACkwOop s,c'y
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Headquarters.

John L. Driver i Cos. drug
store is the headquarters tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices Tor cash.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
TIE SUN.

1879. NEW YORK 1e7c.
Az the time approaches for the ren~wal of
subscriptions, IllE sun would remind its
frien,is aud wellwishcrs everywhere, that IL ~
s.sin "a cundidnI, Tor their cons liberation and
support Upon lis r,cnrd for the past ten year.
il relies for "n'nuance OF the hearty sym
pathy and generous co operation which have
hth~rt" been extended To 1t from every quarter
of IN. Union.
The DAltY suS {. u {, ur pagc-shcet Of ?s col.
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tn. SUNDAY edition Of rHE Sun L. an eight
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~ literary and mlsct tllsneous matter specially
prepared Tor u. THE 81 >DAY SUN has met
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examining and abslracting titles,
and to whatever may appertain
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Cash TO accompany all announce
men,s. Calls on parties to become
candidates will be charged local
rates.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
Mcadq quarters.

John l.. Driver h Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

The following will be our rates
for announcing candidates during
the campaign, for the different
The Osceola times., 1878-04-20

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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
STATE ofrCERs.
Governor W. n. Miller.
Sec'y OF state-B. b. Beavers.
Anditor-John Crawford.
Tr, asurcr- 4 J. Churchill.
Atty Gen'l.-W. y. Henderson.
Com. State I.unds-J. n. smithee.
CHANCELLOR u. Enkin.
Chanc-ry Clerk-A II. Witt.
Chief Ju-tice--E. II. English
Associate Justices WIN. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker
Congressman, 1rt Distiiet-L. C. Gsure.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit-Corntier Of N ississippi, Cross
Urit,cuden. Pointsett, Crsighrad, Greene, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros. Atty. Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
2sth Dstrict-Counties Of Mi-rissippi, jackson,
Pointsctt and Crsighrad.
State Scnator-B. Harris
Representative. II Williams.
COUNTY OFFiCKRs
County Judge Chss Bowen.
sheriff.. Il Driver,
County C"rk-J. X. =. Hale.
rrcssurer-J. l.. Driver
Supeyor--Jas. ALthony.
As-t ssor--D Dickson.
Coroncr-A. W Lucas.