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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
AmINr FOR TmEArEE-GOERs.
How Ladies' May Appear Well and Yet
Dispense with Hats ut the Play.

Dispense with Hats at the Play.
N,0 York M,g ond ErprcsH.
Now that war has been declared on the
high hats worn at theatres, good tactics
would suggest some graceful way for the
fair enemy to retreat. This may be done
by giving IA description OF u few very he
coming theatre caps or scarts which can
easily he carried in the hand or pocket,
taking up no more space than u handker-
chief Escorts will readily he found who
are willing To take charge of these precious
triileS, which are not crushed in carrying
and can be adjusted either in the lobby or
after taking ones seat A very pretty
capote can be made in this way: One cor
ner of triangular scarf of pink cashmere
is either cut of or is turned underneath
for about eighteen inches, and this bias
edge or fold is laid over piece of Stilf cape
lace five inches wide and long cnOughed to
go around the face. 4 hand OF garnet
velvet Or n rich lace is laid upon this ioun-
datiOn about one, inch from the edge, and
two rows of large pearl beads furnish face
trimming SNOWY enough for any theatre.
Dainty SCariS OF cashmere or surah, of any
soft and becoming tint, with ruflles of
Spanish lace about the face are also eX-
cecdingly dreSsy, and wearing these is a
eOmmendable step towards the foreign
custom of removing the hat and letting the
hair handsomely dressed be the only Orna-
ment for the head. Ii escorts will express
approval and encourage this sensible in
nOvatiOn the war on hats will be virtually
ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
They Painted it Red.
-,
December Hdrper's

Apropos of the slang phrase ito paint
the town red," q well-known politician
relates the following episode
Mr.. B-represented rural con-
stituency in Congress, and he wanted to be
senator. His opportunity came one day,
and when he found that his name had been
balloted for in the Legislature he left his
farm and went to the State capital to keep
his eve on things. When at last 1t was
announced that he had triumphed IN the
contest, he rushed to q telegraph Office, and
in the mad enthusiasm of the moment sent
this message to his family: Elected!
HoOray! Paint my old home red!' lie
stayed ut the capital for about week,
celebrating his good fortune, and then re-
turned to his rustic seclusiOn. On eight
ing from the train he was half dazzled by
a scarlet glare that appeared above the APP
pie trees of his orchard"
What's happened to the house?" he
asked, in amazement.
Nothing" replied one of his fellow
townsmen, ''only you telegraphed us to
pain your old home red, and we've done 1t.
Here's the BILL"
They had painted the house, and barn,
and pens, and hennery, and stables-ln
fact, there was hardly a stick ON the
premises that had not been painted Juol-
liant red.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

SAYS the New York UOrld: Noting the
fact that carpenters are paid $9.I5 week
in London, against S2l in New York, a
ProtectiOnist contemporary finds it strong
evidence in favor of a protective tariff.
But what protection does our blessed tariff
give to carpenters? Is therenOt free trade
in workingmen in this industry? Surely
there is nothing in the Republican legiSla,
ton to prevent the carpenters from coming
from London, where building is dull, to
New York, where it is just now lively.
Meanwhile, the carpenters are taxed on
their tools, their clothing, their salt, SUI
gar, coal and pretty much every article
they use, for the alleged benefit of Other
workmen, hut really to add to the wealth
Of rings and mOnOpOlies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
Horrible Thought.

BOneS slavery sound sleeper. Athunder
shower and q salvation Army jubilee COM
bined wouldn't begin to wake him.
It's blessing to be able tosleep," said
one of his friends one day. 'I'm sure |
envy you your accomplishment"
YES" said Biones, 'it's nice Mt times,
but do YOU know get worried about ii oc-
caSionally. get to thinking sometimes
what would happen to me if the end of the
world should come some night when I'm
asleep. I'm morally sure shouldn't wake
or know anything aboutit and the thought
of the sensation 1 should have next day
when l woke mp and found how had been
left sends cold shiver down my spine and
away into the cold cellar of my house
when am up in the attic"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
MONDAY. JANrARYa. Nv

commencing nj 10 o'clo"ka m. tie fiIuvlH. 2
scrhcd real estate. situated IN the ,Ill1 w."
Ing, AMI county aud stat" ainussil that b
say: The east nI" half ni The We "u' hhtf
numl~rud "u" hundred and twenty s'''u
on the south Sil" Of Seventeenth JraL Boz u
part NJ the city Of Wheeling called lat VI"
Ing" being III" quarter next to- wet f.hr
thereof, aui extending ih" " h"ir l'nHh {" 10
lot from Seventeenth street a. au ail'!. Tin q
same property conveyed 4" the f1h Henri
Jones hy Emma stephens nnd Ib'n o. O."
dated biubcT ~. 49,. Aui rp'f'i'si boz "a
Clerks Office Ia D'"d Bod M. g. I'sgc ~
TERMS or SALE, CASH.
drIri JAMES T. EnnElS, Tmsp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

1t surpasses any Cannon Stove in Durability and
Economy and exceeds the Base Burner in Simplicity,
Heating Power and Cheapness. 1t has all the advan-
tages of both and the disadvantages of neither 1t will
save double its cost in fuel in over any other
Stove They are lust the stove for Churches Schools,
Large Halls Warehouses; Factories and Depots, and
their good looks do not interfere with their ndestructi
bty AS Natural Gas heaters they are absolutely I'M
rivaled We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to this
new product of Foundry, and solicit those who de-
sire the most satisfactory Stove for the above purposes,
to inspect this Heater. Visitors are welcome Cncl-
lars on application.
JOSEPH BELL 81 co..
nooeSd Main and Wheeling W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

Careers Cleaner is another addition to
West Virginia journals, and it isPublished
monthly at Tunnelton, Preston county,
by Mr.. W. SCOTr GARNER man who has
long been identified with journalism IN
this and other states. The CLEANER is what
its name indicates, q cleaner of the choicest
current literature on topics that interest
and instruct, and deserves wide circula-
t;Nn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

"QUEES YIC'' was presented with a
bran new grandson few days ago and no"
MFR. LABoUCuERE proposes that they
make the infant King of Bulgaria. Let
them do it by all means and put an end to
the trouble.
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1 g g 2
HARPER'S WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED.

HAEPER's WEEKLY maintains its position a.
the leading illustrated newspaper in America
and its hold upon public esteem and confidence
was never stronger than at the present time
Besides the pictures, HARPER's WEEKLY always
contains installmentS of one. occasionally oftwo
of the best novels Of the day, finely illustrated
with short stories, poems, sketches, and paper
on important current topics by the most popular
writers. The care that has been successfully ex
ercised in the past to make HARPER's WEEKLY {
safe as well as a welcome visitor TO every heusc
hold will not be relaxed in the future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

MAYOR GRACE has instructed the Ne"
York police TO vigorously enforce the Ia"
against selling goods on Sunday. Ii New
York keeps on in the good work of clean
ing out her corruption and irreligion she
will soon be the great city she is reported
IN he
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Profanity.
CdBa6ridqe Chronicle

johnnie" said JOhnnie's father, sol
emily. "You mustn't say BY jinks.
That's swearing"
as it?'' said Johnnie, inquiringly.
eyes" said the father. By anything
is swearing"
Johnnie pOndered for n moment.
Say, father" said he, ''ls by-standeI
swearing
YES" said his father, che usually is
when he is diminutive, and the crowd getE
in front of him so that he cannot see the
fight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

The next Congress will be confronted
by over 10, 600 bills which are awaiting
action. There will be plenty OF oppor-
tunities for the embryo Presidents to ak
ereise their jaw tackle and show the peo-
ME what's i'm them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

AN Iowa Judge and several editors have
been indicted for campaign lies. If Jnrles
are going to hunt down every campaign
liar and have him jagged new jsils will
have TO be built forthwith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

O'DoNovAN Rosa being separated
from the Fenian Brotherhood IS no"
paving around declaring that he VIII free
Ireland on his own hook. No doubt En-
gland is trembling already.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
SALE.

By virtue 0f deed Of trust madr Us lirtH
Jones aud Louise. his wife To- u' a. tT..a
dated on the nth day of Oct"h'r \. u l"i Fa
recorded ia the office uf the IlrrL 81 ihr Ia.
Couri NJ ohio County, W. Va. ~ Dad Il lf-
Book ~. page az, ] viii sell ut rrli'l'' aHiiH
the front ,lo,r Of the Count lIOn-' ~ All a#r.'
In the city at Wheeling on
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Christian-Like.

HUck.
Mrs.-Didu't you wear my dress to
church? ....
Servant did, mum. Thinks to me
silf if ther missis won't 90 to church, III
90 and represent her absence be Their dress
she wears!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

sUccr has now begun his fast, say Paris
DISPATCHES. and he will proceed to do up
DIR. TANNER in the fasting line. This Is
all done in the interest of science and the
''foOd sufferers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

THE son of a bank president has run
away with the daughter OF q wealthy New
Yorker. He didn't take her to Canada
though.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03
DIED.

SHIELDS-On Thursday morning Mrs MARY
Z. SHIELDS aged 6S years.
Funeral from the residence of her sOn-in-lsw,
John Warehouse, 22l5 Chapline street, Satur-
day, 9 a. IN. Requiem Mass at Cathedral
Friends are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

Another earthquake shock in South
Carolina. If the solid South can't be
shaken one way, it can another.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-03

A cold wave is coming. We had an
idea that it was already here,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of decd of Trust made by Janr 4. d,
and jos. II. towl, her husband, Ia iuc d, tnF!a.
dated the 1T day uf November, \ u INi A..
recorded Ia The office NJ the ,lcik ~ the ,lslf.
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia tn ,.,r.
Trust book ~, page 5O', will Scll nj pihIlc o.,
ton, at the front door NJ the Count Hnlsc NJ !,
county, In the city uf Wheeling " Va 4.
TUESDAY, THE iii DAY or pE,EpEsg d
ID. iSSi, commencing nj 10 4. VI. n pirc' IT "a.
on Wheeling Island. IN said city knnuups
No. 10, In GilchriStS addition 80 , y MAJ.
which addition II In hook ~. at page 90 ~.
which lot fronts aipui thirty h,t al The IN,
side OF North IIurnn street Then l. dwcll1i
house on said lot Selling a. trustee, lNiIl us
ycy such title ~ Il vested IN me 10y saii do,l
triiI, which, however. Il believed a. IT, Is.ri,s
TERMS OF SAl.E-Onclhiri nj the ylrJat,
money in cash. and the residue IN lao N,aal DO
slallmcnis, hearing intcrrst irnm the lay u al
anI payable la one Rnd iva ycan rsIutlur.
frnm that day, the purchaser in give be HUl
with COOL security for the dcicrr~i pa,m,aa
and the legal title Ia the prIrrty H. L. utsiDr
ms further security. ALfRED 'ALnNFlL
naisi IUsiFt
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for Sale.

kNoR SALE-CORNER LOT on fgElNR,,,
j. street, lkirswaod,l BriIcrJNrt. q ~
SOLD cheap II sold son. Call an or ad,lns, :
HANES, Real Estate Agent, Martin, T,yr a D
Sciph ny
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EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell or ttalr for sy,n,.
property near The city nf Whccllur Yarn al h.
AcrtS on Zig Wheeling Cr,,,l, fnur,r,u =
nom the city. Land very level l,urr ,lrl,.'
Of Good Fruit; Mater IN Every Field ia. A..
lages and Cold Well Water. S,li ~ ra.f t.,,,
Fences; plenty Of Limestone Rnd Coal rrJ,,,
out on the land. 4 purchaser Tan t.r, ra6 J. !,
gam. J. H. INlNT
jyl3oigh Office lilo Main ~ Nb,,.lt,,
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Railroads.

TANAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY com
IN PANY.
Ohio Central Railway Company, River Division.
re-organized. Taking effect Monday, September
b 1886. Central standard Time:
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Postage free TO all subscribers in the United
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nO2Se&d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-17

able grounds to presu ne that jury would find
the defend INT guilty Oh the evidence 10 this case
This Court must either find defendant guilty or
not guilty, AMI will not shift the responsibility.
onto Jury. have no right say a jury IN ~ acquit
you and viii leave it to them to do so, and con-
Wet you while you may appeal. This Couft is re-
quired to pass this Use, and it will do So and
not shirk its duty and pat the defendant to the
expense and delay of jury trial, which could only
result 10 one way. If the jury gave their verdict
according to the law aud the evidence, they would
have to acquit on this showing.
10 use tue words OF the Attorney General, If
the defendant is guilty, let the strolg of the
law fall on him. thou "a he King but if in
nocsnt, let him 90 Free though the meanest beg
gar earth.' In other words, let Justice be done
to all men, whatevef their station in life may be.
Justice and the Nv dem md this defendants dis
charge. And find him not guilty as charged
and ne is diSch tryed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-17
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
SESSION OF 1886.
Continued from I'd PAGE.
sEYEyTY-FoURrH DAY,
THURSDAY, Aug. II.

THURSDAY, Aug. II.
The Assembly convened at the usual hour, and,
after the preliminary business WAS transacted,
Hon. A. S. Cleghurn, from the Committee having
charge of the bill relative to bankruptcy, pre-
sented report favOring the passage of the bill.
Report accepted.
The Minister of Interior presented reply to
Rep. Browns question regarding free water pri-
vileges, showing total of 5000 of such, fol-
lows
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-03-12
Lock wood Township Election.

Supervisors l.. J. Iudloh, chaH-
man. J.. Il. Jones. Arnold Iliele.
Clerk j. L. schWantes.
Treasurer + j. Iulloff
Assessor-II. IIohenWuld.
Justices Of the Peace W. T. Iin.
derwarker and :. q. Jones.
Constable-Fran Geiss.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-03-12
New Township Officers.

Following are the new township
.,a.<,l.- .,,o 1;eca,.,,,. .,,,.r.l,;,,e ,e
oli''elo ioi 'li' 'ii' ~ "'''"4 l." VI
the county, elected last week:
INV, ,,
me result III Dig stone an" NeI-
rose townships WAS published last
week.
ADAMS
Sn,,or,,;.ars Thos strea+ ct.air,,op. p II
,Tones. NeIs Dahl
Clerks e Lane
Tr4aetlrer--O + Halverson.
Assessor--phili. Port
JusticeS.-Tholn.. street. K f tones
Constables- -.Iohn Ravenharg, J A Dilllman
Poundmaster--T Il Potter.
ARAN
,,l
SnperVlsors--N m. "Faham, chairman
'aii,es 'an', "i1: Srhai+f'
,ltrh- 1olIh NRPlt.
Ife"s''fefIa ,, J" - nun.
ASstaSof--JoSephr r"h1et
CnmitsI1.sS ",C -, ,.''I ~ pIstat
Poundmasters-- : d Cooley and lohn Funk
Tax voted two mills for general ptlr-
poses; seven mills tor road and bridges.
GEopt,I,
,...
-, ouperntsorS--Ef befGIHi>t, ch"ffhalis
lIgih'9 hagen, y Johnson
I""h 'lefk. Ff} ~ ildhb'
Assessor. Han, EaI.np
~ 1,s.;a --i'si'i IN,,Is.'' >.,-.
|''s,f esI-'"itu * 1lllai,'h' hthis Se,H"n'
Ter
iounaihasters--l@h ldnngson Eliot Nelson.
Taxes were levied a. follows: Contingent
iuha, MUS irihGe and read luu lmiia
Oh ali taxable property i'm town.
,,RANp CkNTER
s,,,ar,.;so., u az. aI'.;...r..
Fatt,n / Srt,,an = -
CIerk - & stamford
Tr.a.,,,.r T., 4 R,lia
Assessor i ~t,Fy
.lustices-O. pomcroy, A. Tempeton.
hSt u.sblet' Soe h"ulhotl'
- 9'@2a'a >., "ls' l,s' h5allI tilGt dI>lth
i'1."I lo.''I'I tl9,flya' l'ih ba]zeI nun
ilsait l'3t' i'', slAl4 aI1lfGt,. IaIk
''' ~ ~ Ie l''t "l9''lN'' N. "tb'9 4Rillh
1 49, - 'liiil' htllsi alstfH', JollA
,.,,.,.l,..,.
ca,a..,.,.., = ~ = ,,,, 49,,
Iso' r. ~ Linis1oN, chai illai,
u h"m, son, ame, Aeerea.
'i"}h--" IN. Jennings
ii'3Sti'I-1A ftN1"fti.
tfSsesSoI--;l /. stevens.
91ists--'a'nes II, ;.itinent " oross.
"h9titt1les--N Reeve amt i terfln.
Ioahoh"stef Ira / fefr'ls
Two haleifed ana MY dollars was voted
[ iSi 8tHtiat iaI leaeS, 'ald s290 lOf road lur-
teses.
MADISON
~,,,,,o,,.ie.,e- Eav l,ll cl,air,,,o,. 80.
II.a,l,,nz NJ i,,l.I,z,..' 's'
l9rL-sW + GgI9n1n
Trea~,laar- f.,s#,=l, Niaho1a
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-12-30
A Tale nfa Dog,

Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock,
A dog with tin kettle tied to his wag-
ging machinery was observed on Austin
avenue. The dog did not appear to be
much alarmed at the kettle any more
than the average politician is when he IS
nominated to a lucrative office. He took
it as q matter of course. There was
tall. seedv looking young man standing
near a crowd of the sidewalk He looked
intently at the dog for moment, then
said:
"By George that is banker Thomp-
sons little daughters lost dog that ha
has offered $50 for"
Immediately five different men, with
their mouths sticking out like muci, age
bottl $, trying to whistle, and saying;
That's good little doggy" I'd
vanced on tn. astonished animal. One
very respectable looking gentleman. with
silk hat on, tried to detain the animal
by his handle, but the dog got mixed up
with his legs. and down lie came like
pile driver. Several hackmen, who were
sub ,equently arrested for leaving their
teams, ioined in the canvass, and when
the procession turned the corner, with
the dog and attachment twenty feet IN
advance, almost every class of our cos
mopolitan population hadi IS delegate in
the pageant. Then it was that the sleek
,oung man doubled himself up, and
went behind door until his emotion
passed over.-1erds S filings.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-12-30
A Well Bred Carrier Pigeon.

There arc hundred ways OF recogniz-
ing a we'll bred, promising bird. When
you see one with strong feathers closely
connected to the body with the wings
substantial and finely pinioned to the
form, with full head from the end of
the back, with the shaft of the wing
feathers almost inhcxiblc at the end,
with deep, broad chest and a wide
overlapping web which stops the air
from rushing through when in fight, you
can bet all the wealth accumu,a ated since
Adam that that bird will carve out a
memorable record. As the speed of the
bird is dependent on his shape, resolu-
tion and endurance, those In charge of
breeders cannot be too particular in Sec
ing that they are bred short. For diff
cult work and long journeys birds
between and 1-2 years are the best.
Their ambition is then at its height.
Frequently a few b;rls will indulge in
long flights until they reach the age OF s
years After that time they are available
only for breeding purposes. New YorI
Commercial
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-12-30
Sleeplessness.

S.ecplessncss, in probably nine cases
out of ten, says writer in Cassell, is
caused by continual mental strain or
worry. The capillarics of the brain
become stretched and lose their rcsilicn-
cy; they are unable, therefore, to empty
themselves of blood when the hour of
rest comes round, and so wakelullncss
continues far into the night, untll the
body is fairly worn out and sinks into
the lethargy of exhaustion. 1t will be
well for people who suffer thus to at
once take a holiday. You say you can
not; that business will not permit you.
Idoubt this very much. Would you
really Now your life, or probably your
reason, away for the sake of businessi
The question is one you ought to try tc
answer. But it is my privilege to tel
you that, in the earlier stages of slcepless'
ness, a few weeks stay at a bracng sea
side place often acts like magic, people
return home restored to health and calm
return home to positively wonder thai
the cares and worries that so bothered
them could have been such bogies
Above all other remedies for sleepless
ness place change Of air and change oil
scene, in conjunction with plain rutri
tious diet and a more natural way o
living.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-12-30
Hunting Felincs of Asia.

Among notable cat, of Asia, wo es-
pecially deserve mention, on account of
the curious way in which they h We been
made useful to man; these are the chez
tab, or lunting leopard, and the caracal,
or desert lynx. Both these animals are
trained in India, Persia, and Arabia to
catch game for their owners, the chvetah
taking deer and antelopes, the car.cal
taking partridges, francolin, and 9th ,r
winged game. The prac ice of tam ng
and training thee animals in the East
is of very ancient dat. The cheetah is
figured on Assyrian bas-reliefs in tie
ac. of seiz ng an antelope, and is repre-
sentei also on Egyptian monuments
dating about 1909 B. c., among the
an mails brought in by wy Of tribute to
the kings of T.cbes by the black tribes
of the Uppel Nile, led in slip with a
very ornam ntal collar -Ne,o York Sun.