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YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS.
How Dime Novel Reading Operated Upon
the Minds of some Charleston Boys.
ckar{.ssaa lima

Chdrtesfos ItS'es-
For several weeks past Mr. s. 8. Moore.
the pexsdealer, at the corner OF SUM-
mers and Virginia streets. has been miss
irg articles Of value from his store. a
thorough investigation failed 70 throw any
light upon the mystery. and q few days
ago Mr.. Moore place the matter IN the
hands of Officer Lee Of the Eureka De
teteciiye Agency, who soon succeeded IN
fixing the guilt upon several small boys
in the city. of respectable parentsge.
When questioned about the roboeres
which had been going on for month or
so, not even ceasing while Mr.. Moore was
searching industriously for the perpetrators,
one of the lads informed Mr.. Lee that he
was not at liberty to indulge any secrets,
the boss having sgreed not to tell on eaen
other. Further investigation developed the
fact that these youngsters, Of whom there
arr half dozen, ranging IN age nom ten
10 fourteen years, had banded themselves
together for the purpose OF initiating the
uilder exploits Of Jesse james and the
Younger Brothers. The desire for this ro-
msntic lite, il was discovered, was kindled
in the minds Of the boys by the perusual OF
such papers as the Police Ga
ze,;e. Police News, Days Dolngs
and hood and thunder dime
novel stories. The reporter to whom the
foregoing facts were related was also In
formed that these urchins had rendezvous
in an unfrequentei part of the city in which
they met for the purpose Of arranging their
plans for the future, depositing their booty
and PLAYING cards. Of an evening, II Is
alleged, they would gather around q card
table for the purpose Of enjoying a few
hours diversion with the psstebosrds and
improving their usually depleted exchequers.
Before beginning the game each one
would draw q revolver from his pocket
and place il in a convenient position
before him on the table. In this way,
it is said, these thoughtless, ungusrded
boys passed most Of their time. 1t Is to be
hoped that they will be dealt With mercifol-
". Had their parents watched over them
with greater care the trouble brought upon
them By the conduct OF these boys would
have been unknoSn. The fact that boys
Who are not shielded from temptation BY
home influence 90 sstrsy is not TO be won
dered at. The avenues in this city leading
to evil are 50 numerous and the efforts TO
keep the rising generation out of them so
frail and feeble that the boy who has the
courage to walk well and wisely III life when
left TO himself.is hero of whom his parents
may Justly feel proud.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NoJIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A 0eN.
IN efai meeting Of the tockholjsrs Of the I'm
deiErti.fs fsinsurRDcs Company" sf Whe~ling
Vet VIZ vii b held, By order q is Bsird 81
18th Day OF Deesmbea, 1884.
AZ he ty kstl In the city Of wkeslin, Iierss,Id.
p1fpoet II other or ~
S.uiion, following which viii be .fereI st s.ii ,a.S-
ing TIE tHtne having pessa presenta 20 said p "A
snd ne~ing of the stock holden reoge,tr1 a H.,
the si1s may b, reieeied adcp,ed that /, te ssy
lst Essobad, 1hst tho name Of ti,is oom,s.v K.
efargsd ifs y thst Of the "UndsrsnterS Il inn,
snSt Company" Z. that q the "Un5ervrit.,S n.
ssIanss Cor PAM. by which ZANE thfs eoynor,tic,
,naI bra tf b. known; and that this ,,soI.sir,.
grpned % The Secretary Of ststs 10 le mseue,
q Resaroi, Ths, The number Of Shsr,- a ,,o,>
o. tns esrpofstson te incrrascd from 6,s b.nSrsS
70 one thousand. each Of the par yaioe Of one han.
gro collar. By the saIe Of aid sddtioosi ,h.rss
nsfspy lneseasinz the capital sE Of TIT, eor,...v
r. hy tnosssnd dollars 10 one hundred thousaaa
eoI s; and that this rssoIu,ion h. cersIa a ~ 49,
Hensngy Of stsie s. required By Law
4, hba me aid Boud ~ Dirsctors ordsr.A Dat n.
w - "A q meeting and the paYpose thsrsof ~
sn ~ NE hecreisry Coz The tine snd In TIA man-
- ISluf "a " the rzfG,s 10 such ezxes nal ~
49,. koBr. CkASGL8, Pre.idsnt.
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rHE REPORT on TAXATION.
To ne EdVOr Of thr ReyiIieT.

We regret disposition manifest in Ger
tain quarters 10 excite 8 prejudice against
the reports Of the Tax Commission. This
subject, above all others, ought to be kept
tree IRON partisan Influences.
Ii requires about $500, 900 to defrsy he
annual expenses Of the State government,
and the problem is to adjust taxation 50
that each and every item Of property will
contribute in proportion to its value. The
Preliminary Report, published last June,
exhibiting. rs II does, q vast amount OF im.
partial investigation, reflection and study
does great credit TO the Commission. TGiS
reIort has been read by all persons who pre-
tend TO keep themselves informed about
pulic matters, and they will remember that
the Commission promises that fifteen cents
on the one hundred dollars will furnish
sufficient revenue provided such laws be Gu
acted and enforced IS will equslize taxation
and reach TIE invisible personal matter now
escaping the assessor.
Ii is notorious that a vast quantity Of
property is not listed for taxation and there
is n popular and increasing demand for
some elective legislation because when any
item vi property goes untsxed an additional
burden is placed on such property as can
not escape.
In some of the States little or no effort
has been made To assess personal property
and any contrast between the amOaut of
personally listed for taxation in Pennsyl-
vaaia, for example and the amount which
ought to be listed in West Virginia, is illu-
soTy and misleading. The Constitution Of
Pennsylvania is unlike ours and her tax
system differs 80 entirely that no one who
examines these subjects sufficiently to write
with intelligence will attempt q comparison.
The constitution of this State has estsb-
hshed system OF taxation which impsra-
lively demands three things: CD That
taxation shall be equal and uniform in
each part Of the State, viz: If the State col.
leets twenty cents on the hundred dollars in
Ohio county, she shall collect twenty cents
on the hundred dollars in Webster county
CD That all property shall be taxed accord
ing to its value viz: each and every item OF
property shall pay q tax in proportion to its
value, and, (S) That no species of property
shall be taxed higher than any other species
Of property Of equsl value,
There are few persons who believe that
the community would prosper best if invis-
bic property, such as notes stocks, etc,
were exempted from taxation and the en-.
tire revenue raised By a tax on real estate,
but it is highly improbable that this theory
which has been rePudisted in every State Of
the Union. will be seriously advocated By
any practical man in an agricultural State
like West Virginia. We venture the pre-
dictiOn that since public attention has been
directed TO this matter the Legislature, when
it meets in January, will earnestly endeay-
or to give full force and effect to that pro-
vision Of the Constitution which requires
that sll property shall be taxed according
to its value. EISDEX.
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No Faith in the Republican Bourbons.

There are in the Republican party the
same kind Of men who were among the Con-
federates at the close of the war. They are
The Bob TOombsss ard the JEFF Dayises of
the Confederacy. They don't want to sur
render, although the war is over. The time
will come, however, when the Republican
party will have It's battles to fight, and the men
Who did the lighting in the pas and are
willing now to quietly scquiesce in the re-
suit Of the election will then promptly come
TO the front while the high kickers, who like
Toom6s and Davis OF the Coufederscy, do
not want to surrender, will be the last to
offer their services
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Tus close vote BY which the Presidency
Was won this year viii serve . very useful

Tus close vote BY which the Presidency
was won this year viii serve very useful
purpose lift shah impress upon all parties
the necessity Of greater care as TO the prep
aration ofuekets. In at least halt dozen
of the States enough blunders and informal
tiles have been discovered to have changed
the result one way or the other had the mar
gin been as small as it was in New York.
and in every State without exception there
is always more or less Of esrelessness In this
resIeet. Now that We have seen that q
President may be elected and the whole
policy of the Government reversed BY bare
Iyl. 100 votes, We should certainly realize
the great importance Of guarding against
technical errors by which ballots duly cast
may be invaEdated, aud the result Of an
election made TO turn upon considerations
that may really defeat the popular will
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A RELIGIOUS Paper.


We yesterday expressed establishment
that Texas should give q Democratic ms
joriry OF $4,000 Notwithstanding the very
large circulation Of the Globe Democrat in
that State. Since then We have examined
some statistics and God that there has been
3 very large increase in the membership Of
all cIthOrdox denominations in Texas in the
past four years This shows that the peo-
pie Of Te1ssts gard the Globe Democrat as
religions rather than political guide. We
accept the amendment.
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yJNRE STATE OF wEsT VIRGINIA., OHIO
l. Comfy. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio CouaIy,

FJNRE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
i County. in the Circuit Court OF Ohio CouaIy,
-. IscombeT Eule', 1884
CeorYe :. Crap, Matthew 4. yandeycrl
William J. Brow ming and John H.
Glass, partners a. Crap, vandeEer
SO. In As.
-, a., sgmpsit.
taTtDers a. J. A NJ. Abrams and a.
National hhade Company.
lie object Of this suit Il 10 recover a iuIyrnspt
aEanst tue defendants for sil1.%5, for Iaerrhao-
dite sold them. yiih interest thereon from Novem
itr ", 1851. uLu ps!d and costs aud To subject 70
The pe! mont Of TIE said Iue grent certain liabilities
Ct tie .ins Fire and Marine Insurance Co,npany
q Wheeling. the Peabody Insurance Company, aud
the American Insurance Company Of wheeling
respectively, to the sad defendant Aud II op.aI
ing from an AFFIDAVIT filed In this cau.e M thr~.
rules that tho defendants, Jacob Abrams and Mar
1us Abrams, partner a. J. 4 VI. Abrams and A.
Nhtiei rhsds Company arc rot resident, Of thu
stzte Of sesi virginia and they M, having bses
tcryed si'h pros Ia this suit &c the laolio Of The
plaintiffs, by their attorney tins order Il publlcy
Don tniersd against m and :, 70 ordered tina
The said dficDdsnis, jacob Abrams and Marcus
Abrams. partners ~ J. a N. Abrams, and as Ss
houal sbsds Company, 10 and they are required %
appear within one ronth after the date Of the hr,t
publication 81 this ore- and do Whist Ia necss-ary
20 protect his interests. II further ordsr4f that
this order be published and posted n ~ uir.d by ian
witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of saId Gourt
NJ the court house Of aid county, this let dav,i
Iecember, 1854, to-sit: peoember Rules, 1884.
Published the Ant time Dece nb.r 2 issi
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clert.
h,skI y. ErssELi, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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For Speaker of the HOnse of Delegates.

RONNEY, ". Va, December T. lSs4-I
see in your issue Of the LIST inst, the claims
Of Col. White and Thomas II. Dennis, Esq q,
urged for the speskership Of the next house.
While ] have nothing to say against the
ability of these gentlemen, we Democrats
over in this section think that we are emit
tied to some recognition, and that the
Speakership should be given to US. For
that position the Democratic banner county
OF Hampshire, with Der 1872 Democratic
majority, presents the name Of Henry B.
GilksSo on, wEo SoUld make an efficient pre-
sidirg officer. lie was q member
OF the last House and has had an eNper-
fence in the Legislature which neither of the
other g'ntlemen has. Is not this due to
this section with its very large Democratic
vote? Or does the party expect US TO save
it With our votes and yet be ignored ia the
distribution OF its patronage? Ought not
the other sections OF the State to eoucede
this claim aud elect Mr.. Gilkeson? Ohio
county furnished the Speaker OF the last
House and ought not to ask it now. The
Greenbrier section has now sfull share of
the Offices and the capitol, and ought to be
satisfied. JUSrICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06
Let Thomas Gambol and Play

IhHitf!p7p' RcNn0.
Why should not Mr. Hendricks prance
around little and orste? He is the first
man in the country who, having been twice
elected Vice President, is obliged to con
press double triumph into single pirou-
cite of exultation. The old gentleman has
the best of reasons for his antics Let him
skin. say We His heart dances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06
Life in the Wild West.

Fourteen warrants were taken out late
Ole evening recently in a Montana town
for suspected horse thieves. The names
were not made public, and By daylight the
next morning nearly every prominent citi-
zen in the place had lit out fer the noun.
tuins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

A CARD.-TO all Who are suffering from the eI =,
rOrs and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, viii send a Ne
recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by missionary In
south America send self Addressed envelope 10
RTv. T. INNAN Station H. M Ysk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

MATHGE-On Friday morning, December ), 1854
~ 10 30 O'Clock, DoRATGEA MArHcE, widow Of the
late John Aathge, in her 10Th year.
Funeral will take place at the residence Of John
Fading, Nc. % Seventeenth stree, sunday after
neon at o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
GRlER-At MsTtin's Ferry, Deeemorr 5, Mrs.
f:oSENCE p, wife Of John +. Grier, and daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Chart IL the Goth year OF hsr
age.
Funeral this saturday at p N. Friends Of the
family are invited.
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Out Of Poll,ics for the Present.

Mr. Jay Gould does not appear to be en-
gagged in sorting Cabinet and Judiciary
timber as actively as he would have been
bad the official canvass ofthis State verified
the Associated Press productions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06
The Nations Only Hope.

Wall street WAS bUoyaut Yesterday The
people are beginning to realize thst the
Senate is q Republican institution.
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Important Discovery In Texas.

II, in proportion to size. man could hol.
Ter as loud as baby there would be no
need OF telephones in this country.
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Hats and Bonnets Made to Order

JEASI DESIRED sTYLE-EEw YORK HAT
J. ElcAchery, NO. - siEtscnih It., wheeling, w
Va. Ladies and MisseI stnw, Chip, Felt and
kcsver Hat, etc, altered besched, ored and On.
Dc a. usual discount. Patronage respectfully %
ell se2irte
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Try LsngdOn's City Butter Crackers.
ARRII,D-

SUlpAN -CHAPIISE-On December 2. 1884,
hy the Rev. r. +. sWope, JoNEPu A. SUDAN, Of
kaus&s City, Mo, 70 ANNA Z. CHNPLINE, Of this
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sWEAx AND uHD8yuOPm PAs,
w q As Harm Boy Ealarpi DsVs1 -.
nsst - ne ca. = = ist.s.ass slsa
ye .fn ny thai thsrs n stfSZ
"a 20 ths eoutnsy, - 1fSss1ss II -
40 10y in1srss1 lsta.ssi pe10 NJ p
ne Neais.i ca, p. b Isk "a tx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-06

Now Is THE TINE TO sUBjCRIBE FOE
winter reading The above furnished by the
year az publisher rates snd mailed or delivered u
Pny sudress; also for ALE By single number. Before
>, ttcribing call on
Q. II. GU 7 M h p
Bookseller and Eewsdeslsr,
90 No t<Il MARKET Strpsf
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GEORGE R.

C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COCN-
y ". In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia. he center Rg!es, lisa.
HEHRN J. DICE
Attachment IN AE6umpGit.
JACOB +. CorrxAy.
The object OF this suit is IN recover from Jacob T.
CoCmau the suu. OF scvcnty-nve dollars, with in
trrrst from the 9Th day of June, 1884, being the
balance due the plalrtii, Henry J. Dice on 4 note
iyr SlgC o. executed 10y sad Cotman, daled 1rs-
celIhiR ScIteWbi 9Th, lSS!, and payable nine
months after ts date TO the order Of said Dice, aud
GhO subject sale for the payment OF said SUN OF
seventy Eve dollars interest and COs;s o. suit the
following real estate, to.Wit: The house and -
much o! the LOT OF which the late Hannah Gilman
,ied seized and POSSESSED which were desi5et 20
Jacob r. COffman by tie said Hannah Gotham by
er last will and testament which il recorded In the
office nf the Ccrk OF the County Court Of Ohio 90 IRy
in viii Book No. &, on pages 80 aud 2Jl said house
end lot are in the town OF Fradelphis ohio county,
". Va. And II appearing from an aJi iaNlt fled ~
this 81 these Rules that the dCienlant ia Oh
: Gotham, is not resident Of the tate OF Yves.
Virginia, and he not having b. er served with pro
CO.'S In this suit, motion OF the paintln, by his
stlnrnGy, this order Of publication J. entered ain Il
him. ard II Is orderei that the said defendant Jacob
CormPn, h. and he l. required 70 appear within
ole month after The date OF the Grs publication Of
THU order and DO what Is ntCesary 90 protect his
interests II Is idrther ordered that this order be
polished ami posted A. requi I'D by Law.
WINES, John ". Mitchell. clerk Of ,sld court, at
tie Court house OF said county, thi. I'd day Of De
c:ulsr, 1885,, 10 wit: december kules, lssi.
join w. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time December 4, 1884
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
JoHS 0.PESDLEToS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
'rtyaEt
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The new cider is just beginning to get old
enough to make il good, and wicked to
drink.
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SEE ssv~sa ysszs.n sss.. rwD - 49,
fsn> A<An. a HAEx16C ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EDTToR REGISTER: Pease announces Cspt. VIM
Prince n Q candidate Tor the nomination Tor CITY
seIgesnt, sub ect to the Democratic primaries. an
Oblge many friends Mesh
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A GENTS something new. Rare chance. s. OUTFIT
zh FIVE Write 20 dag. Empire Co. Isl Caasi ~.
New lork. de3geovt
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C,TATE Of WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COuN-
y In the Circuit Court of Ohio county, West
Virginia. he center Rg!es, lisa.
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LOST.

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The Under will be suitably re"Sfueu ~
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
heiys and assigns. You sre notified that
the undersigned as cohowner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west 4intic
District, Juab County, Utah Territory,
has done the work and made the inn
provements required by law to represent
said claim for the year 1888, amounting
to S5l. 80, and il you fail to pay and con-
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ture within ninety days after the first
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will be forfeited and be-
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