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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

DE,IFEs are beginning - see that 4 is
better Co % with the tide than To- swim
against II. By selling the Charter OAK Rance
they are helped in se.lI; < other things, 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

WHEN YOU have hccome tired 81 good
promise, and poor Cigar, lust lend u Tan
Sill a Co. - State street, Chicago, for a
sample lot OF "Tan>iil's Punch" &c. Cigar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

WHEN you squeeze \ Young lady. u Won
ever do, and she eNc,aim.: "ph.' do not
think she i. n all dssv.rased- II !. ou.y an
involuntary action % the vocal oT-aUs-,in-
ply oh ing To the pressure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

MOTHER TO ncw .irl. who Ia. been hired
To smusc the chi,drcn): 'Nary. how i~ihls,
These children are making a terrible nose.
MARY: swell, indeed thHy are, ma'aHI. and
I'm SO glad you've ON In. Here ~" been
irving To- write for the lat half hour, and
their noise l. 20 di>tracting.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19
Dr. Gre-n's OryE.uat~d BItIsrs

J. the best remedy fof Dyspe psia, BtIuusucss.
Malaria, Indigestion. die riers anal tis~ascsof
TIE stomach Blood, Kidneys. Liver. skla, etc
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

THE Albany " y gru 70 .ius~r.-S-
~ .ay- The largest following Ne knoS %
TO-DAY j. that % -. JACOBS ca. far whc-,
81. jacobs Ol -. there rheun Iii.uA = not"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

TuEODuRF remarked. when tnCe,ins's
father showed him on the doorstep, that the
OLD gentleman had considerable push about
him
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

lk vsIA:Azx - IA e<osrGy A2s ca co
Hfenru-E c-rVrt X he uaHuz \ 90 lac n
vAs@4rl. Lvy o-ao az ~ naa 1s- IL = 80
"a q - E'r3-EctF. tut cFfy dsE
Gas q Gtes ta~vmH-s "a --.ut hrrvv
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

TIE only thing that a LADY disl!kcS about
n postal cord i thatil j. hardly large enough
u allow her Ia show what she eau DO In the
matter ~ pOSt>Crip'-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

"D.ES the newrpNper>' whv cant 10y
leave such Items out"' exclaimed \ hard up
undertaken. when he Tsai An article warn
ing people up, 20 indulge too ircclv IN grren
fruiL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

DyRSO's CATAKEu SNUFF cures all aCcr-
tiJUs Of the mucous membrane " the head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

PEOPLE who study cconomy before everv-
thing else, like tie Gilman n, prefer the
Charter Oak Rang, because II -ayes fuel. ll-3
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19
and O,h~r Tgmo.

are treated with unusual success by Worlds
Dt-pcu-aIy Medical Association, Buffalo, y.
\. send stamp for pamphlet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

CHEAPER than blscksmithiuE-i Fraz~r's
Axle Grease. For sale ever where. Try u
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

~FETsuNIN: "Aciien and reaction ars
equal aud opposite. A.. for Instance. when \
cannon jump, ~ FAR backward ~ the JAl
goes forward
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

EAEEETT'S Life 81 ElSin Forrest "
tains MANY interesting aneCdUt"- 81 the
famous tragelian: Int there sriji remain
MANY which have never been printed. once,
when he was playing William Tell. IA H'>-
ton. Sarnrm. Gcs>l"r'- lieutenant. should
have remarked: II see YOU love = 1T. hut
icst not now" I'm ginr Forrest f. Hays
when that worthy dcCllimei: - zee YOU
love q test: but not ir-t now"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

DIR Morris LIyEK Puts are thc best Veg
etab.c Cathartic Regulators.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19


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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

woUIp that bell Indicator bc Of any use
in a ball-roOmf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

Asst. LOUIS paper say: "Whon 4 Chi
cago preacher wants q new church all bis
own and a biz congregation. be has himself
Convicted al heresv6
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

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h~S q hsrs = t-Ui~ - - CIV hNtEa - ru5
l.st t. tatt.T t,.EvfI 81 - uuzs
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lrr- - f-r> $685.. SO ss-rI over to- itHE.fal
q ar sr -.H-t.rr 81 'r 80 So r.
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driving uEv t-r,st y Ea-e1rg yrt fso E.-Va
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t.-r.r FErt o. - O. -Na.Iaf - lr nest ts ~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

GENTLEMAN meets r friend and takes
him home 10 dinner. Arrived At The hou-c
he leaves him In the Sit;Iu--rorIH 70 an
nounce the fact to- hi> wife. II" friend,
hearing directly a clamOr OF tongue IN the
adlo.uin. room, decorstes The k"yn"ie With
hi, ear. ShrIll Voice-Always Ia NAY
bringing people home wiihDu; a mi gH!e's
warning! Him, too! Why couldn't You
leave him 10 fa'ten on hi- usual frc~-luuch
route: iioar.e Voicc-->sh. >hril. Voice
] won't ssh iI"ar-" NoiCc-l tell y"u Enu
will. OBJ, IL he wasn't In the room c'i'-ijs
wouldn't I lust give y1U-' tn" ffI"nd,
shouting through ihr k"yhole--I ain't any
longer: give n TO her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

81 WISH were YOU about two hours"
she laid To her husband. With great ~t.Hler-
ness. 'And why, INV DEAR %" a.ket.
BECAUSE she said. toying afectiOuateiy
with Ms watch chaJB-'bccause then !
would buy my wife 4 new bonnet"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

oAr,, SIS sai. So. LOUISVILLE. III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

cccA vFFk n yrur ovn town Trru.ani
cCuts eIns trvu Ai~if,H TrSAaAss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

NOHtD t>p soIBISR.
Hos s-s. ~ s.hiastsa. ~ a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-19

when morning from her rosy palaces
r1ushSs the quiet land;
When noon spreads through the spaces OF the
air
Her sunshine still and bland;
When crimson sunsets make the sky-heights
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
The Latest News Of the Going aud Com.
ing OF People.


Mile. Marie Litta and company are at the
Mcclure.
L. d. Greynolds, of Randolph county, is
in the city.
Miss Minnie Junkins is with friends at
New Castle, Pa.
Miss Belle McCabe has returned from
months visit to Columbus.
J. d. Dubois was yesterday elected d.
rector OF the Belmont mill, viceJ. NJ. Todd.
Counsellor John o. .Pendleton went to
East Liverpool yesterday on legal business.
Captain r. T.. Neal, a prominent citizen
OF Beverly, Randolph county, is in the
city.
X. d. Baird, OF Wheeling, was among
Bellaire friends this morning. Bcilqire
Tribune.
John NJ. Scroggins, Jr., young machin-
est from Grafton, is visiting his father in
this city.
Attorney General c. c. Watts and Gen.
Robert White went TO Charleston on the
Andes yesterday.
Miss Lillia Grantham has returned to her
home in jefferson county, after pleasant
two weeks stay in this city.
Manager Mcconnell, of the ''Strategists,"
lough's former press agent.
Delegate John II. Riley, of Jackson, is
becoming known as "Gentleman John
from his pleasant manners.
Mrs. III. w. Phillips, Miss Dfckey Phil
lips, and Mrs. Smith. who have been visit
ing friends in Cincinnati, have returned.
Miss Carrie Rhodes, of Kirkwood, last
night entertained few friends in honor Of
her guest Miss Collins, of Philadelphia.
DR.. Crumrine, surgeon from Richie coun-
ty, who was called home last Friday on ac-
count Of sickness in his family, returned
yesterday morning.
Mr.. H. O. OFT was added to the commit
tee on petit on by the merchants meeting
last night by unanimous desire after the
regular adjournment.
Doorkeeper Nealis has purchaseda my
biological dictionary, and upon examina.
ton says the application of the title Ger
berus to him is not complimentary to the
House.
Dr. Reeves was yesterday engaged in vac
cinating several members of the Senate
When Col. Stollings turn came, he barred
an arm that might have made Richard
C9ur-de-Lion enyious.
Hugh Daily, at the Capitol, has patented
new car coupling, which looks rs though
there might be millions in it. 1t is a self
coupler, and its use would save many q
crushed hand and, perhaps, mangled body.
Among the ladies on the floor of the Sem
ate, yesterday, were Misses Juliet Mcclure,
Lille Mendel, Jennie Simpson, Ada Simp-
son. Susie Maxwell, daughter Of Senator
Maxwell, and Sallie Sommers, Of Weston.
Attorney General c. C. Watts leaves to-
day for Parkersburg, where he will argue
before Judge Bond the tax suit between
jefferson county and the B. & o. Railroad
company. On Saturday he will be with
Col White nj Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
BELLAlRE.

Miss Flora Howell is quite sick with the
diphtheria.
The Grocers' Union will hold their regu-
lar weekly meeting tonight.
Fred Muhleman is recovering slowly
from long siege OF sickness.
The Bellaire nail mill will elect board
OF directors on next Saturday.
Mr.. Lawrence, of Beallsvlle. moved his
family in to this city yesterday.
The /. c. L. T. U. Club intend giving
masquerade ball on February Sd.
jos Somehow will move into his new
store this week. 1t is first class room.
Mrs. l.. Hall has moved her news depot
into the room formerly occupied by Will
Clouse.
The City Council met in regular session
last night and considered many veighty
subjects.
Services are being held nightly this week
at the Second Presbyterian church, on
Gravel Hill.
The School Board have not yet accepted
q bid for coal to be furnished the school
housed for the next six months
Anumber OF Knights Templars from this
place attended a banquet given by that
lodge at st. Clairsville last night.
The First Presby terian Church Mite So
ciety will meet at the residence Of Mr.. Lew
Is Marshall on Thursday evening.
James Chapman paid so and costs and
Newton Baker g and costs for fighting
They were up before the Mayor yesterday
The c. Y. Lucas will leave the Bellaire
wharf at 7P. N. Sunday to accommodate
those who may desire to attend Father Cults
lecture in Wheeling TINT night
Will King and Miss Belle Powell are 70
be married this evening. They are both
very popular young people and will re-
ceiye the congratulations Of many frients.
The Disciples Sunday School scholars Will
give an entertainment at their church on
next Saturday night They give such con-
cert annually. They are always very Iieas-
ant.
Tbs case of variolosd in the FRS. ward,
appears 10 be of very mild type, and no
fears are entertained but that Davis will
recover and be On the streets again IN
| few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
Resfar Heat.
To the Patrons Of Clay District School:

To the Patrons Of Clay District School;
In answer to many inquiries, and for
general information, the School Commits
Sioners of Clay sub-district desire to say 20
the patrons of the school, that they have
been constantly endeavoring, for many
weeks, to remedy the defects in the heat
ing Of the school building During the last
week in November, a prominent firm OF
plumbers oyerhauled the heating appara-
tus, and believed that we would be free
from future trouble. They were mistaken
i'm this. but still insist that the fault is not
in the apparatus, but in the manner OF
running it. To be thoroughly satisfied on
this point, TO do Justice to the firm which
constructed the apparatus, to save II posi-
bic the great expense Of a new apparatus,
and to prevent closing the school for weeks
or months, the commissioners have this
day given entire control OF the heating. ap.
paratus of the building for a period OF
thirty days to the plumbers who put IN the
work. We hope they will be entirely sue
cessful in remedying all defects. Ii, how
ever. they fail to do this, and some of the
rooms on cold days continue to be INSULT
GENTLY heated. rs in the past, parents
would do well to have their children return
home. The school will not be closed, under
any circumstances that are likely to arise.
At this time-9A A. NJ. January 24th-all the
rooms in the building are properly heated.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF CLAY DISTRICT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
GOOD COFFEE.

Everybody wants it, but very few get
it, because most people do not know
how to select coffee, or it is spoiled in
the roasting or make. To obviate these
difficulties has been our study. Thur
ber's package coffees are selected by an
expert who understands the art Of blend
ing various fiavors. They are roasted
in the most perfect manner (it is impos-
sible to roast well in small quantities.,
then put in pound packages lin the beam,
not grotmd,) bearing our signature as .
guarantee of genuineness, and each
package contains the Thurber recipe for
making good Coffee. We pack two
kinds Thurber's "No. "a, strong and
pungcnt; Thurber's mo. A." mild and
rich. One or the other will suit every
taste. They havethe three great points,
good quality, honest QHdnty, reasonable
price. Ask your grocer for Ihubcr's
roasted Co6cc IN pound packages, NO.
34r or No. A." Do not be put off with
any other kind-your own palate will
tell you what is best.
Where persons desired it, We also
furnish the "Idedp' Coffee-pot, the
simplest, best and cheapest cofee-pot I'm
existence Grocers who sell our Coffee
keep them. ASK Tor descriptive clrcu-
lar.
Respectfully, &c,
Fl. X. & +. B. THURBER & CO.,
importers, Wholesale Grocers and
Coffee Roasters, New York.
p. S.--As the largest dealers In food
products in the world, we consider it
our interest to manufacture only pure
and wholesome goods and pack them
in tidy and satisfactory manner. All
goods bearing our name are guaranteed
to he of superior quality, pure and whote-
some, and dealers are authorized to re-
fund the purchase price in any case
where customers have cause for salts
faction. 1t is therefore to the interest of
both dealers and consumers to use
7nurGer's brand.
New Moon tobacco; best chew in the mar
ket. G. S. Feeny, agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
TOO MUCH on THE Bun.
Two Former wheeling Men Said 10 he
I'm Trouble In Toledo. o., ona Charge
aF

TWO FORMER W neeAIhk men Sahe ~ NO
I'm Trouble In Toledo. o., ona Charge
or Arson.
Our readers will no doubt remember that
about ayear ago the large Touring mill of
Watkins & Ferguson. that stood ON the
south side Of the creek, was burned to the
ground, and large quantity OF grain con-
sumed at the time. The insurance money
was subsequently paid, and after a time,
the insured disappeared from the city. 1t
was soon ascertained, however, that they
had engaged, on larger scale, in the same
business fpToledo, q. few weeks ago q
TELEGRAM announced the destruction in that
civ of their mill and its contents by fire.
Ii is now alleged that the mill was insured
largely in excess OF its value, and both
men are in Jail in Toledo on charge of
arson. A gentleman from Bridgeport, o.,
informed the REGtsrEs last night that ar
rests were caused by the confession OF Wat
kins to woman OF easy virtue who lives
in Toledo. The story goes that the woman
was merely decoy used by some detec-
tiyes who were working up the case, and
the particulars of the transactions
we're wormed from Watkins in
this wise: She made an ap-
pointment to meet him at her apart
ments, and anticipating his coming she
concealed the detectives in en- adjoining
room. Little by little, it is alleged, did the
unsuspecting man give the Rahot the mi
nuti;r of his and his partners obltquity
while she piled him generously with queS-
tons, until the whole secret OF the nefarl-
GUS business was in the possession OF her
and her confederates. After the alleged
guilty man had divulged the story, of his
crime. he became suddenly suspicious OF
the fidelity of his coniidant, and on his
knees implored her to keep faith with him.
His arrest and that of his partner fol-
lowed Immediately afterwards, and both
are under 5000 bail for their appearance
at court. Watkins will be remembered as
one OF the principal actors in domestic
tragedy, the details OF which conyulsed
this community some years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
wheeling Female College.

We take pleasure in clipping from the
Pittsburgh Sunday Critic the following IN
regard To our young ladies' college in this
city. Thank you. Mr.. Critic, and assure
YOU from long acquaintance with the III
stitution, that the complimentary notice IS
we'll deserved:
term of this years course began at the
Wheeling Female College with large at
tendance and under the brightest auspices.
The president Miss A. Taylor, is lady OF
eminent culture, distinguished in educa-
tional circles for her successful career.
Recognizing the usual defects that prevail
in academic institutions. she has after care
full and intelligent study, put in operation
a system which, judging by its results, is as
near perfection as human ingenuity and
experience can approach. She keeps con-
stantly before the pupils under her charge
the prime objective consideration that they
are to be the queens of their future homes,
for which they are 10 prepare themselves
in the most thorough manner. To this
end they are thoroughly familiarized with
every domestic duty, not excluding the
most ordinary. Their classical education
goes hand in hand with their progress in
these studies. Miss Taylor herself IS emit
nrnt in Bellies ...cct.....ccs as A lady OF wide
research, having travelled extensively IN
most parts Of the civilized world, and she
has surrounded herself with most com.
petent corps of instructors A feature OF
the regime at this model institution is the
fact that all the teachers observe the self
same rules as the students. They dine az
the same table, and no distinction is made
nnder the regulations. This results in
making the students regard themselves as
members Of common family, with reeiP-
rocal duties, which they perform with
cheerful alacrity. They are made 20 reaI-
ize the dignity as well as the uuneS I ~
sSna;rably 10 adorn the domestic shrine
hereafter.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
AN IMPORTANT SUIT.
The IDjunctions Restraining Tax Gel
Iections from the &. & d. Road.

Next Saturday, in the Supreme Court OF
Appeals, at Charleston, the case of Joseph
s. Miller, Auditor, appellant, VS.. the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company, appel
lee, will be argued. Col. White left for
there, to-day, and Attorney General Watts
will follow on Thursday. This is q case of
great magnitude ana involves many thou
sands of dollars. Last year the c. Il o.
railroad company obtained from Judge
Melvin an injunction restraining Auditor
Miller from collecting taxes from the road.
The case was appealed by the State to the
Supreme Court and the Board of Public
Works retained Gen. White to assist the
Attorney General in the case.
Last Saturday week Col W. III. Hogeman,
chief counsel for the c. 4 .. company,
came to this city and obtained a similar in
junction from Judge Boyd, which, of
course, will hinge on the decision in the
appeal. $1,000.
The suit involves from SIS 600 to so, 600
annually in taxes and will, OF course, be
prosecuted with yigor on both sides.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
THE DRUMMER TAX.
City Merchants Oppose the Proposed
Tax on Selling by Sample.

The merchants and general wholesalers
and jobbers of the city, are greatly worked
I'D over the section of House Bill ga,
which proposes 10 place license tax OF $50
per annum upon each OF their drummers
or travelling agents who sell by sample.
The text Of the bill leaked out, and can
vass of the merchants ensued. That the
law would work a terrible hardship was
generally agreed, especially where one
house had six or seven travellers upon the
road. Most of them were willing TO pay
one license for the firm but it was TO the
doubling up that they entered so serious q
protest. The feeling finally eliminated in
q meeting at the conrt house, last evening
There were present the following gem
tlemen: James Maxwell, of the firm of
Maxwell & Isham; Fred. Lange, of LANCE
Grade e. Baird; Ed Wheat of Hazlett,
Wheat & Hayes; W. Z. Hughes, of Vance.
Hughes & Co; JOS. Speidel, OF Jos. Speidel
& Co. Vim. dillingham;, of Neill Il Filing
ham; Samuel Kraft, OF Kraft Bros. & Rosen-
berg; Hull Quarter, OF L. s. Delaplain d
bird, of Hubbard, PAUL & Co, and ]. w.
Hunter and Jas, Cumming, of the Wheel
ing Spice Works, and ]. y. Vance, of the
Riverside Works.
Mr.. Maxwell was called to the chair and
Mr.. Hughes requested to act as secretary.
Mr.. LANCE stated the object of the meet
ing to be to take steps to defeat House
bill No. pa, or to so amend it as to strike
lines Is and 16 in section 3 These lines
forbid any person to SELL offer, or expose
for SALE or barter any goods by sample,
making such an offence misdemeanor,
punishable by fine of not less than $40
nor more than 500.
The idea was this: Should this act take
IT ,,,nrnhont in thn Stnta unni Ia
be compelled to take out a State license for
each and every traveller sent upon the
road, and this license must be renewed
annually.
When Mr.. LANCE concluded, short
speeches were INDUCED in by most OF the
gentlemen present, all of which were Of the
same general effect. Finally, on motion of
Mr.. Speidel, legislative committee of five
was appointed to wait upon members of
the Legislature and urge the defeat of the
section objected to. The motion prevail
ing, Messrs. Speidel, LANCE, Reilly, Quar-.
rier and Ellingham were appointed, and
MesSsrs. Vance Maxwell, r. NJ. Delaplain
and DR.. Logan were afterwards added.
Mr.. Ellingham thought it would be high
ly advisable to have petitions printed and
circulated among the merchants OF the
State for signatures. A motion to that
effect prevailed, and MeSSrs Wheat, Hub
bard and Hughes were appointed COM
mittee to take the petition in charge.
Mr.. Speidel offered resolution request
ing our own Senators and Delegates TO OPP
pose the bill or use their efforts to obtain
a satisfactory amendment. This was
adopted.
Messrs. Robt. Simpson and W. l.. Hearnc
were at this point added TO the Legislative
Committee.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet at
the call OF the president.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-25
LEVEE LACONICS.
News From the River and the water
Craft

The Diurnal is the Parkersburg boat to-
day.
The Jim Brown passed down with a tow
OF coal.
The Hudson passed down for Cincinnati,
yesterday.
The Andes left on time yesterday for
Cincinnati.
The Ed Hobbs passed up with light tow
OF empties, yesterday.
The Emma Graham was due yesterday,
but had not arrived at 6 o'clock.
The river last night at dark was falling
slowly with Is feet inches in the channel.
CINcIYNATI, January 24.-River As feet
and stationary. Weather clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE January 24.-The weather
is cloudy and milder: wind northeast;
mercury ~. River 80 feet inches; large
swelling.
CAIRO, January 4-River 40 feet II
inches and rising. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer As.
LOUISVILLE, January 4.-River rising
slowly with n feet s inches in the canal,
and 10 feet 6 inches in the chute on the
falls. Weather windy, clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, January 24.-River receding
slowly. Another rise reported 100 miles
above. An additional appeal TO the citizens
for further contribution will be published
tomorrow. The ladies' relief society has
issued rations to 10000 people within the
last few days. The Tennessee river is up
10 the rails on the railroad bridge at John
Sonyille and that town inundated.