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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
A Renegade Killed.

TOPEKA, KAs, February 12.-News has
been received here of the killing Of Char
ley Stein, a renegade in Oklahoma, Sat
urday, by Jsmes Williams, Matt Coke
and John Swain, law-abiding citizens.
Stein had killed Deputy U. S. Marshal
John McAllister, few days ago, at Eau-
faula. 4 party pursued him without a
warrant. He fred at them and they re-
turr ed the fire, killing him instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
DsnIed by Her Brother.

ST. LOUIS, February 12.-The report
that General Boulapgsr, upon obtaining q
divorce from his present wife, will marry
Mrs. Fannie Lucas, the divorced wife OF
Joseph D. Lucas, of this city, is denied by
Mrp. Lucas brother, Robert McLsren,
who says that she and General BOulanger
are acquainted, but nothing more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
Transfer OF Real EstAte. =.

The following transfer Of real estate
WAS left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Deed made February IL, 1889, by G. o.
Smith and wife TO Mary A. Hawley, wife
of @. II. Hawley, for lot No. 3, in block 3,
in the old Fair Grounds. Consideration,
$500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13

VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., February 12.-
The people of this State voted yesterday on
constitutional amendment giving the
Legislature power to establish lotteries in
the State. Those favoring the lottery
scheme claim they have carried the day by
a large msjority. The result will not be
definitely known, however, until this
evening,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
A cnmInr EntertaInmeni.

The Young Mems Society Of Zion
Lutheran Church will give grand enter
,ainment at Arion Hall, Thursday evening
nsTt for the beueft of the Church. Mrs;
George B. Caldwell and Messrs. Anlauf
and Arkle will sing, and Miss ANNIE J, hess i
has kindly consented to have the children
who took part in the performances at the
Arion Children's Carnival repeat INT, the
same at the entertainment. Inc
tableau ''In Fairyland," the Minuet and
the George and Lsdy Washington reeep-
tion will ali be repeated. The entertain
ment will be one OF the pleasantest ever
ever given in the hall, and as 1t Is for a
good cause the public should lend 1t their
hearty support.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
Appoinment Made.

City Clerk Thomas Thoner has appoint
ed Will Fec his Assistant, his duties TO
take effect on the 1st inst. Mr.. Fee is
we'll qualified for the position and comes to
the City Hall backed by the signatures o.
a long list of business men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
Rasa Ball.

Manager Sullivan, of the Wheeling
club, snd Manager Buckenberger, of the
Columbue Association team, have arranged
to play game on the home grounds, Mon
day, April 10. OF course this game will
draw one of the biggest crowds ever seer
on the home grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
A Pnwnbroker Robbed by HIs olerlE

Boston, February 12.-Ralph Cohen,
the keeper of a pawn shop, reports that
while he was at supper last night his
clerk, John Cohen, whom he left in the
store during his absence, disappeared, tax
ing with him package OF jewelry valued
at 81, 600 and S2S in cash. Cohen is eigh-
teen years of age, and ii is thought will be
ccuuht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
Tho Now Hampshire senatorship.

CONCORD, n. H., February 12.-Gover-
TOR Sawyer has appointed Gilman Mars
ton. of Exeter, as Udited States Senator
for New Hampshire for the interim be-
tween March 4th and June 18th, when the
Legislature will meet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Commissioners OF Deeds.

The Governor hss appointed tho follow
ing Commissioners of Deeds for the State
of West Virgins: Murray Hanron, Balti-
more; Chas. Taylor, New York City; Thos.
Hunt, jerks rell aud Edward Shippon, Of
Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
Parksrsburg News Notes.

Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, February 12.-E. A.
Woods, the young msn who robbed his
roommate Sunday night at the CONNER
cial Hotel, was indicted by the grand jury
to-day. and his trial was set for next Fri
dsy. He is thought to be professional
hotel crook. De Is young man Of good
address. and had succeeded in picking up
tie acquaintance of hslf dozen or more
Young girls of the best families here. His
escspsde created good deal Of local sem
sstion.
The Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation of Parkersburg organized last
NIGHT for its second years work by electing
x.Governor Jackson President and Simms
Powell Secretary and Treasurer. This is
the most important business organization
io the city, and has done great good IN the
lius of the improvement Association OF
West Virginia.
The sentence of L. B. Tripplett, the law
student. was changed to fine of $500,
which he promptly paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
nalmont county. Grand Jury.


Sr.CLAIRsvILLE, o February l2.-The
grand jury after weeks session reported
this evening as follows John A. Parker,
adultery aud perjury; James Clemmens,
larceny; James Murray, burglary; James
Manly, forgery, two indictments; Moses
Kline. forgery, two indictments; William
Mcknight, burglary and larceny; Nathan
Thomas. false pretenses; James F0llen,
Bellaire, selling liquor 70 a person intoxi'
oateT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
NoODno.l,lou to blackburn.

LEXINGTON, KY, February 12.-It is
now understood that Gov. Buckner will
Do, be q candidate for United States Sen
ator before the next Legislature, and that
Senator Blackburn will be re-elec'eu "i'"-
ont opncsition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13
Jehu Gives 1t Up.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, February IL
The Hon. Jehu Baker, who defeated Ooi,
Wm. r. Morrison in the Congressional
election two years ago, has gwen up nus
contest in the Eighteenth Illinois district
sgainst W. S. Formau, Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13

Aches and pains all yield to the psin-kil-
lion Qualities of Salvation Oil. Price 25cts.
Eminent men-Edison, discOyerer of tele-
phones and DR.. Bull of Cough Syrup fame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13

I like my wife to use Pozzonls Com
plexion Powder because II improves hsi
ooks snd Is as fragrant as yioleEs'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13

Bov: $50 mills cent; 10 cts. dime p
diuies, bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
II proves boo1 TO the afflicted and costs
only % cts bottle "Savlstion Oil. )"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-13

Both Houses Display Much Industry No
Time has-gd -mls of Local aud General
Interest
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

The Alonso Hatch opera company,
which he'd the boards 1t the opera
house las. Monday night, Vas ono Of
the best that We have ever seen, and
had they been properly adysrtised By
the manager Of the opera house
would have had large crsaa. The
company Is deserving Of great merit,
and should they retarn to Red Cloud
1t any future date they viii have .
good patronage. They should ~
eeive large audiences wherever
they 60, If the musical world b de-
sirous Of ~rssardipg true merit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

. Grand Island will confne her man
ufacturing enterprises chiefly to the
manufacture of the products Of Ne
braska soil, sugar. glucose, starch.
brooms. paper, canning factories,
cresmeries, etc. etc. These are the
institutions that create wealth and
distribute it among the people.-IS'
dependent.
What Is the matter with Red Cloud
trying the same plan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Jud Bailey has gone to Chicago for
a visit.
Capt. F. Houchin has received an
increase Of pension.
Nelson Phelps will read TIE CHEF
for the year to come.
Elk Mayor Tinker and wife we're in
the city this week, the guests Ct Syl-
vester Day.
Arthur Howard, the manager OF
the Handy lumber yard was in Has
tlngs this week.
Do not forget the Masonic
festival on the 9Th. The boys are
preparing for = big time.
Stephen Mckinley Of Morning Sun
Iowa, will read the Great Family
Weekly for the next year.
We hope q correspondents Will
continue to send in the news from oil
partsof the county, regularly.
Chris F~assler, the next county
treasurer, was in the city this week
looking up . location for his family.
Kenyon Skeen and family have
moved to Omaha, their future home
THE CHIEF is sorry to lose them from
our city.
Howard Deisley adds his name Il
the big book Of the great Family
|. Weekly and will bcnceforth read d
the news.
James Bullock the Harlan count!
prisoner, Who has been confined IL
our new Jail for safe-keeping, va
taken to Alma this week for trial.
John Street, one Of our industriou
farmers called this week and mad
the editor of the Great Family Week
ly happy. He viii read the news.
From the looks Of the editor Of tn
Democrat, We should judge . littl
corn would gil him out. Corn !
GOOD even for dumb brutes. Try
John.
lady IN this county has . turke
that beats the worlds record -
layer. Her list for the season con
prised se~venty-6ve eggs. 1t Is prett
good We think.
T. G. Hacker, A. s. Marsh and {
". Lindsey, have arrived FROM Ne
Castle whore they have been for sey
raj days past. They report the plat
. great BONANZA, and predict gre
things for the town. =
The people living % 9Th avsut
from, Jake MilIer's west and on It
street running north and south Wal
the city to put down . sidewalk, TIL
was ordered some time ego, and thel
win lie music in the air If it 10 NJ
done soon.
Our old friend, j. F. Clough, ed
tor Of the .Ssbeths (Kan.) Rspubl
can, has been called upon to mouz
the loss of his most estimable wife, b
death. We extend our hsartfe
sympathies to our old friend in b
hour Of trouble.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

~ SS.Oe0
hereby announce to my many
friends ever. this section of country
that 1 have purchased the Central
Meat Market of. W. Smith where /
propose to run ! first class market on
:. strictly cash basis, therefore ena-
bling me to sell meat on . very
close margin. I shall be pleas
Cd to have all my old friends to
call on me and as many Others As are
in need of meats of any kind. | es-
pecially solicit the farmers trade.
Old stand, FIRST door north Of Henry
Cooks drug store. Come and see
me and I will treat you nicely.
WI. RICHARDSON.
T.. A. FISHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Towel rings 1t Taylors.
White sewing machines At Tsylors.
A fne line Of center tables at Tay-
Tors.
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves, At Perkins
4 Potter.
The largest assortment Of rocking
chairs at Taylors.
The best carpet swecPers in tho
world at Taylors.
Express wagons, Velocipedes' and
sleds ct F. V. Taylors,
Hobby Horses. Shoe Flys, and Doll
Carriages At F. v. Taylor's.
Go to Perkins & Potter for your
hardware, stoves, tinware, etc.
II you need any hardware Of sny
kind call on Perkins & Potter.
Dc not fail to call on +. v. Taylor
before buying your Xmas presents.
Berg 4 Galusha don't let prices
stsnd in the way Of . sale, small
profits suits them.
We are over stocked on plush
clcaks and jackets aud will sell then
at less than frst cost from now on.
j. j. QUICKER.
We are over stocked on cloaks ant
must sell them, any decent offer vii
be accepted.
j. J. QUICKER.
We will sell you a plush cloak TO
about half what it is worth, We mus
have cash.
j.. ]. QUICKER.
We will close out all winter good
very low for cash j. J. QUICKER,
Blankets, comforts, ;arus, Aanneli
jeans, casemeres. canton hannel'
nuslins. cotton batting, underwea
etc, are sold at lowest cash prices
Ito New York Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Horses and Cattle . Specially.
DR.. Keller's Jermicide the only
genuine hog and chicken remedy.
Every ian warranted. Tank heaters
al sizes. 'Buggies carriages and road
carts for sale at first cost. Don't fail
to see the wonderful tank heater fol
sale by c. L. Winfrey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

The pumpkin husker Of tho Demo
crat ia certainly . tussOck. He talks
about his subscription list. Oh!
shades Of the immortal Franklin,
what . parody on circulation. Why
Jehn, the Democrat and Helmet con-
bined wsuld not come up to THE
CHIEFS list. o well John, We won't
quarrel about that. you'll know moro
when the clouds roll BY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Prof. Loisette's Memory System is
creating greater interest than ever in
all parts Of the country, and persons
wishing to improve their memory
should send for his prospectus free IS
advertised in another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

One of our nice young men recent
" sent one Of his finest snameled
photographs to his dulcenia. She &C.
cepted it, but q few days later . RI
val prevailed on the said young lady
to cut the photograph into small
pieces and return it to him. She
did 50, and new tbeyoung man swears
that he will get even with his rival if
it takes a gear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20
NEW EYES.
RED. o

The long felt want in this comnu.
nifty for sight-restoring glasses 10 nov
supplied blythe successful optician.
Prof. A. Strassman, from Berlin Ger.
many, for . short time longer at the
Gardner House.
The waste Of valuable eyesight can
be prevented, If not to late, BY his
correct mode of equalixing al inc
qualities Of the injured eyes. In his
specially it il conceded that he is the
head Of the profession, and many Of
the best citizens and physicians have
been successful in obtaining relief BY
the use. Of. his glasses. Among them
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Gathered Up ~ ChleG 8epSFesss @
AID Aboat sAo Clsy ana CoU0sy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-20

Farmers when you come to town
take . little time and examine Berg
4 Galusha's prices.
Melton o~vereoats that Others ak
GIG for, c: Wiener has been selling
al the season for $14.
Getting win guarantee to sell you
albums and family bibles cheaper than
any peddler dares to, and better
goods
Don't spend dollar Tor anything
in the clothing line until you ex-
anise prices and qualities At Berg 4
Galusha's
What viii you Do With ail the
eta, i asked every season
Of @. Wiener, bat whea one sees that
the piles ofgoods are way down at the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
Precocity Of Infants.

II would be ludicrous, were it not 90
painful, to see how old are the chill
dren of 1889. While walking the other
day was dumb-struck in this wise
Two little boys in round jackets ap-
preached a daintily-dressed little girl
OF seven. One, touching his cap to
her with Chesterieldian grace, drew
forward the blushing owner OF the
other round jacket. saying: ALLOW
me. Miss Almira. to present to you my
friend. Mr.. Smith" The little lady
recognized Mr.. Smith after the. most
approved adult IA shion. and went on
my way "a sadder but wiser" wOm-
an. Before / had time to recover from
this heard q boy Of six ask q little
girl Of ten: ':Mary, what do you. think
of the men?''. Mary. bridling with edi
tying indignation. answered: ',3Aven'tl
! told you repeatedly. sir, mover to ask
me that question:" Judging from pres
ent symptoms. kites. hoops. dolls and
balls viii be in small request in q few
years. Male babies in the cradle will
thea smoke cigars: and female babie.
will cry for ailttie hsisband, instead OF
a lump Of sugar. IN. Y. Ledger. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
England's Quick. Firing Guns.

So astonishing are the results whcih
have been obtained. from the 4. 7-incb
quick-friug gun that il promises to su-
persede the ordinary 5-inch and 6-inch
breece-lOaders. The Trafalgar and
Me. now completing ut Portsmouth,
were originally intended to carry q
secondry armament Of 6-inch guns;
but it has now been determined "a
provide them with the same number
OF quick-6rers. and workmen are en-
gagged in altering the ports. While,
again. the Medes mounts six '6-inch
breech-loaders. the modified Medeas to
be laid down will have only two guns
Of this nature and six A7-inch quick
firing guns. The Barham, Barrosa
BarracOuta. Blanche and Blonde viii
be entirely armed with the now guns;
and as a set OF four carriages. for the
same weapon has been dispatched from
Portsmouth for the. merchant steamer
TeutOnic, completing at Belfast there is
every probability Of the 4.7-ich pattern
ofgun being adopted for the mercantile
marine. The difference in tho compar-
ative rates Of fire between the presest'
breech-loading service ordnance and
of the new guns confers an important;
upon the latter. more espe-.
cially in staving or torpedo stack. !
while their power Of penetration il sos
great that nothing but an armor-cl
can Withstand the hail Of projectiles
they are capable Of sdischareing. :!
Beoad Arrow.s y D.. 9 II a.,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
AMONG THE POULTRY.
A Mint Of Information Summed Up 1
Short Paragraphs.

A Mint Of Information Summed Up Q
Short Paragraphs.
Lice thrive best in hot weather.
Feed but little corn during the sum
mer
The sooner the cOckerels are mar
keted after they are full-grown tn
better.
In selling of the hens be sure 4
keep enough for breeding purposes.
Convenience and comfort are tw,
important items in building q poultr,
house.
In applying material to destro!
lice or vermin. take pains to get int,
the cracks as thoroughly as possible
One OF the advantages in raising
ducks is that they make a faste
growth and will be ready for marke
in a shorter time.
In arranging rOOsts make them al
on a level; use narrow strips in prefer
ence to round poles.
The old hens, and young poultry es
pecially. need shade during the mex
two months.
In many cases poultry that have
been confined early in the season can
be let out now and be allowed q full
range.
Manage. so far rs possible. to keep
the poultry out Of the stables and
granaries.
When the hens begin to molt they
need a tonic Of some kind. This can
in many cases be readily given by put
ting it in their drinking water.
Full grown guineas make an excel
ent table fowl. They should not. how
ever. be allowed to get too old. or they
will be tough; from one to two years
old is the best age.
Turkeys are fond OF milk. and dur
ing the summer especially it should be
supplied to them regularly. giving
them all they will drink; it will be bet
ter than too much water.
Exposure to draughts even in the
summer time should always be avoided
as far as possible. A cold in the sum-
mer is rs bad as one in winter.
Select the stock required for the
fairs early in the season and give them
q little especial attention.
One of the principal advantages Of
a board floor is that with a good roof
1t can be kept dry. The disadvantage
is that it affords a hiding place for
vermin in the cracks 1t ia, however.
easier kept clean than earth.
During the summer eggs intended
for market should be gathered every
day and be kept in cool place; they
will be OF sufficiently better quality to
pay well for the trouble.
Geese should be picked every ter
weeks and ducks every six weeks.
This work should be done regularly
during the warm weather. and can
easily be made a source of consider
able income. st. Louis Republic.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
An Ancient Church Organ.

The oldest organ in the United States
Is said 10 be in St. Johns Church.
Portsmouth. N. H. 1t was imported
BY Thomas Brattle in 17l3 and prs.
sented to the society worshipiug as
Kings Chapel by him. There va.
such aprejudice existing against set.
ting it up that the cases containing il
parts remained unopened for sever
months. after which time the organ
vas in use until 1856, when It was sold
% ST. Paul's Church. Newburyport
p 1886 St Johns Church. Portsmouth.
Nh. became the owner. paying @45G
for the instrument A now case was
provided. the old pipes and the wind
chest being found in perfect order.
There the organ Is today. doing serv.
eee in the vsstry. where the tetef4A N
regarded with the tenderest solicitude
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
POSTAL NOMENCLATURE.

Queer Names Of Post-Omces In Various
Parts Of the Country.
Peace and Cain are two villages
where pOst-offices have been estab-
lished in Alabama, while Rat, Rye and
Urbanity have been discontinued. Sas-
safras is the name of a spicy Arkansas
village. while people who desire to 20
to new postal station in Alaska will
have to have their letters addressed to
Wekofsky. California has a choice
collection OF new names. Bitter Water,
Calabasa. Sorosi and Simiopolis make
q splendid quartte. Tourtelotte and
Bovina are Colorado Offices. Dakota.
as becomes q newly-admitted State, is
selecting names for its new Offices from
among thOee who advocated its admis-
sion. and is getting rid of its old Terri
torial names. reminiscent as they were
with the names bestowed by cow
punchers whose idea Of the ridiculous
was very keen.
The warm climate of Georgia boasts
Of an Arctic town. while Sinker 10 the
name OF q village in Idaho
The people of Illinois were 90 glad
to get new postal facilities that they
did not stop to complete the names,
and sent them out as Lis and Mac.
Nail and Cheek are two villages in the
Indian Territory. Fritz. Snider and
McBrayer represent the ruling popu-
lats0n in three Kentucky places China
is located in Michigan. and Minnesota
boasts Of its Short Line Park. Mis-.
souyi contains Lost and Clio. Raten 10
in Nebraska. while Redstone takes ito
name from the granite hills OF New
Hampshire New York is provided
with Best an Echo and . Jayville.
Stem and Wharf are the names of two
post-ofiices in North Carolina, and
Scrub. Ego and Twin have Ohio writ
ten after them on envelopes.-Wash.
ingtOn Post i