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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18

paper 6ka6x per cent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills weak atsl 80, demand 81 8JA.
GovERSMxsrs-Strong.
US IS, exten led. lo.|s: P 8. C. Grsts.-ll4a
y. s. ~, Coupons..1 Q. !. bonds, frSts....ll
e. Is, coupSns...... !l91IU. r Land GsantS, !99
c caSaS pS &C dT fcI Ps as laSd a sa
Lehlgh & Wilkes....-l0jH
RAIlRoAp BoNps-Firm and higher Ohio South
ern incomes roe from IS 70 2Obld,
1T ,TE sECuRIrlES-LoulsiAnA ConsolS sold at 66
Alabama, class A., Slz: Tennessee new IS, and
North CAROLINA consOlS4s atTTN
Missouri 6s............. 1861 Virginia conSOIs. o..
81. oseph-............l00 tn mat, coupons. 80
Tennessee Gs........ g Virginia preteEred.. $
Tennessee o., new.... 40 tx. div.
yesterday and apparently I ON somew hat different
Causes Yesterdays advance was caused ma My by
coverings Of shorts, and In the EfernoOn also by
some considerable buying on lDr Ign account. To:
AID a good many stocks bought yes eIdGy on for.
eign account were sold out IN The forenoon, prob
R6ly 10 realize pr0tiI, with the view OF buying
them again at reaction, lu tne
afternoon however buying Was Continued pre-:
! SEaaasE along 0SpS Hurry The e esis part e0d
the week made them apprehenhlYe OF SOne more
extended Irouble and induced them TO fell out.
To-day they have been buying lhem back. The net
reEultoi tOday's business was adyfnce over last
nights quotations Of \ 70 81 per cent, the lat erOn
oregon and Continental. The other Imp o. Isn't
advances being Western Union *, Union Pacific
], Manitoba J, Rock Island !, Reading ~, 70.
clio Mall ], Northwestern TX, jersey Ccnti6i X,
aiHsuii Pacific ~, Michigan Central l3S, La /.
hwannA X, Canada Southern IL and CauRaA
Pacific Y per cent. On the CHER hand Denver. I'LL
noiS CeuLrsl aud Louisville l. Nashville were each
4 itGctlon lower THAI last evening. transactions.
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Saved hi, Child.

i'm. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. 70, 1850.
Gents:-Upon the reeommenda.
ton Of a friend ] tried BRowN's
lRoH BiTrKRs as a tcnic and re-
storative for my daughter, whom
I was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care Of
emiNent physicians, l was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, TO
my great surprise, before my daugh.
ter had taken one bottle Of BRowN's
lRoN BtTTEHs, she began to mend
and now Is quite restored TO former
health. A fifth daughter began TO
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "TonieS were re-
quired: :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowS'S
lRoH BtTTIRS, responded "ihat Is
4 good tonic, take It."
ApoEAa PngLPS.
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Skin Cure, instantly allays itching aud Inflamma
| lion, clears tho skin and scalp, heals Ulcers and
Sores, restores the Complexion. Cuticura Soap an
exquisite Skin Beautiher and Toilet 'eQuiSte, Is
Indispensable In treating skin diseases and fn
rough. chApped. or greay skin, blackheadS,
| blotches, and baby humors Cuticura Remedies
are me only infallible blood purifiers and skin
beautiheH.
Chas Hogghlon, Bq., lawyer, % State street,
Bssi6t, Reports case OF Salt Rheum unser his OBJ.
EeryRtion for ten year, which covered the pAtentS
body and limb, and 10 which al known methods
| Of treatment had been applied without beneGt
which was com oete GU eed solely by the utlcuTa
Remedies, leaving aclean and healthy s&iu
Mr.. and Ms. treI6tt slebbinE Be the'tnwn,
Mass, write Or lLtls boY was terribly afflicted
with ECToiuVa, Salt Rheum, and rrynp"lAS ever
since he was born, and nothing we could give him
helped him until we tried Cuticun Remedies,
which Ct !dually cured him, until he is now rs fair
| as any child.
Psoriasis or eprCsJ, Of twenty yeaTsI standing. by
CutlCurR Remedies. Tho mos. wonderful cure oil
record. A duslpan u loi scales fell from him
daily PhyRlclRIB and his friends thought he must
die. Cure sworn 10 before justice oil the peace
and lIcndefSon'S most prominent cit!zCns
Fon, William Taylor, Health CoulmgSloueF, 10;
ton, Rys: Aite' thre months uAc OF thA CutiCun
Remedies aud twelve years Of as constant VI der
Ing from Eprofplous hnmor OF the face mex, and
bpAlp WIS ever endured, can sav thai ain cured
and pronounce my case the mtst remarkable on
S0id hy all druggists, Cutioura, 50 cents: Re
solvent, 81: Soap. 8 cents,
Potter Drng & Chemical Co.. Boston. Mass
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LADIES and Gen tlemen's fine Hand ssyed
Shoes speciality At L. V. BLoND'a.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., August Is, ECO a. n
For the lower lakes, fair followed by patty
cloudy weather and local rains, southerly
shifting 10 westerly wlnds, lower barometer
stationary or rising temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen
orally fair weather, winds mostly sontheFiy
falling barometer, stationary or rising lem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-18

BRowN'sIRoN BlTrERs eileetual.
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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EOR SALE OR RENT-NICE conn

A'Oh SALE UR RENT-NlCE COUN.
n TRY HoMa-Country seat iu ku6uibS ~
Bridgeport, containing s acres, convenient hou,e
stable, carriage hoDss large garden EpIund ID orch
meelingH or plCNiG ground Best place for A ESa,
Garden within ten miles Of city. VII be- Tenist
for Il term oil cars. Apply 10 Mrs. Lucinda V, WSF.
mn, on lllH plgnitet.
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE-LARGE no.
y Tai In thriving town, doing EoOd Luyi.
Possession a. once. Terms reasonable. Ift1SHi
proprietor has other business. Adde'S, J, HI'ST
d CO., MRnniHg'on. n. Va. ann 1ThIS
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NV YaSE, AuglAt w. donev 2LsaS per cent,
closing. offered, III per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6ka6x per cent StcIllug Exchange bankers
bills weak ata 50, demand 81 8jh
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at ScnnepPB drug
Ttore, Opera House corner yesterday:
7AN.1aMsP.M 7P.MI7A M'l2M 3P.M7H. n
50 - So "a ~ o0 % Nz
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DIR SALE,

arm OF so acres X miles from MoundsyIlI. a
above mostly bottom. '"'
Farm 81 1871 acres 81 miles from Monndsyille. nm
Middle Grave Creek, 10 sores improved. '''
Timber Lads H. WeZei, Nicholas, RnxtOn and
Webster counties, In lots 70 suit purchasers ''-
W. v. HuGE & BRO,
tyl3 1900 Market StIeet,
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FoR RENT,
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-STATIONARY
II aud Portable ngints-ene SKA: one Tx,e.
one GAIA: one SKA Also Que ten PAllou sotin ~,
yer Fountain and eeirigeiat-r Apply at No. 2Si.
hOu street, tVI
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FoR SALE

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, stu.
.ted on Fork Ridge, aarsball county, ". Va,
5 miles from B. q O. Z. L. station, is miles
from Wheeling, on a good road, all in gran,
and In high state Of cultivation; one.hsli
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churehes; plenty OF good fruit, we'll
8atered. To BE- sold In one Tract or In par.
,els. For further particulars call on or I'D.
iress - -
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., W. Va
Mention this paper. ia2kn4w
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Remslles. the GREAT skim Cures.

TO CLEANSSTHEsKiN,
! scalpAnd Blood Of Itch
Ing, ScIly, timply, scro;-
lilOus, lnhcrited, and Con.
iAgious Humors, BloSd
= Isl NJ, tl'eIs, 4 Assesses,
and InfAntile Skin Tor.
lures, the Cutloura Rene.
dies art iniRllible. CUT.
cura Resolyent, the new
Blood Further, expelS dis.
eNed germs from the
blood and Precipitation,
land thus rcm0ylS the
s.s,a. lHNNlaR..a 80 -
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NEW York, August 1.-THE demand for Secfon.
able speclatieS IS moderate and the takiugs OF Iuch
qualities necessary only 10 meet current waGtS or
keep hSSortments conpl' te. Bleached OoilOns In
request and f1ir selections to meet requirem ts are
Of daily repol.
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NEw York, August l7.-coton easier: futures
dull but steAdy: August o lie; Septemb 20 l6o;
October l0.06c; November 100 G; December 1o0sc:
January lsc; FebGusry 1925; March 10 4leiApil
l0.t9S; May 1853.
cIScISs4Tt, o. August l'.-cO,On steady and
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-13
INFORMATION WAN1rD.-ThomasFo y

INFORMATION WANIED.-Thomas Foye,
who was guard at the State Prison
from February to April of las. year, and
who worked in Gold Hill for short time
Afterwards, Is requested to communicate
with his brother, Patrick Foye, care OF
Thomas Wall, Jr., Hill street, Ballina,
county Marc, ireland. Any one know
ing OF the whereabouts of Mr.. Foye, or
aware of his death, will confer favor
by communicating with his brother.
A LETTER from Tocquerville states
that ! man. by the name OF George Hunt
was recently killed at Pocketvillc, a
town about twelve miles from that place.
The man who done the killing claims to
have acted in self-defense. Hunt bore
the reputation Of being of very quarrel
some disposition. Both men were men,
bers Of the Mormon Church.
MIcA-We learn from prospectors that
there is an extensive mica bed south Of
the Maopa reservation. This Mica ID
found ON low HAT, and is taken frou,
the surface. A lot OF it was brought Il
town and several samples sent to the
giant powder factory in California, at
their request,
VIZ learn from the Reflex that the
mill OF the Martin White Company IL
Ward win drop stamps during the com,
ing week. We will be glad To SEQ bull
hon again being shipped from Ward, II
viii then be the only lively little ca,sl
the Great East,
A, Means, who has been absent in thu
Northern eouAtry for several months,
made his appearance in town on Thurs
day, Felix Knight - also IN town.
Wa acknowledge the receipt iron
Senator w, II, Henderson the report
Of thu Contrelley on War Claims Of
Nevada against the U, ),
ous weather Is as lovely as could b.
wished ias II " a. charming a. y young
lady rugged out N iillgrees and palyer'1e'
starch,
sPARss \ QpINN are engaged IN run
ming . faro game at Eareka
Eureka Sentinel; Thomas Wetheges
mot with a severe mlshap ~ the Alblol
furnaces yesterday afternoon throaSl
the earelsssness Of one OF the turnacsmen
While Mr. Wethered Was holding w
arill ieg the wWkmsp, the lattsf,s 70
pound sledge missed its aim and stgael
Wethegsl on the right forearm' hreak
ing It near the elbow
~---~-~ -'--~-+----
| Justice being blind, = Aissoari lpdg
y haIdlas court " a'shs
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KOHL OF dOSOk--Akhnle CAfmAn, Annil
Canaan, Tinnie koeder, Ella CORN. Emml
AdnnE, Ruby Roe. Mamie Roe. Eugene Incs
Prank Kisenmann, Thomas McMahon, JOIN
CORN. Philip Esenmann, John Roedsr. Edward
Brown. Berthe Ince, PAtsey NcDonoueh.
rzsr ISABEL OSBORNE, Teacher
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Annexed is the report of the Grammar
School of Phoebe for the month of De-
cember, 1882:
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BOIL or Hosos.-Aagete Clinton. Annie
Clinton, Maggie Dooley, Addie Morton, Annie
Clark. Will Dooley. Bert Dooley. I'd. Saunders
tuHE 8. ANDREWS, Teacher.
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BULLIoNvILLE AND PANACA DOTS


Why don't our young men give a
dance, as the girls are dying for one?
G. Odell and p. Vallejo arrived in
Bullion Saturday evening from Salt Lake
City. sM
We notice in Bullionville the genial
countenance OF that old veteran sport D..
McCarter.
Some OF our young acquaintance are
investing their loose change in Panaca
town lots. What next:
Charley Stein made it lively for the
Bullion boys Tuesdcy evening. and was
warmly welcomed by the ladies. Sue
cess Charles.
The Smelling Company's furnace is
doing good work and turning out the
shining bars at the rate of las per TWEEN
ty-four hours.
If a certain young gent OF our acquaint-
ance, who likes to 60 horseback riding
with the girls, would declare his inten.
tions, it would be great relief to some
of the anxious brothers.
The new set of furnace plates that the
Smelling Company had made at the Salt
Lake foundry are A No. l, and far pre-
ferable to the water jackets, SO generally
in use throughout the country.
We have reclined under the orange
trees of Florida, Mexico and California,
but We have never experienced more de-
hghtful and invigorating weather than
we had during the greater portion of the
week In our village.
We are happy to chronicle the superb
GRITTY of the Bullionville Washers over
their brothers ON the hill, as the ''young
lady" did not go up on "Wednesday
mornings stage despite the attractions
of Phoebe showcase.
Now that one of the members of our
church has become a Justice of the
Peace. over the ungodly precinct Of
Bullionville. We can reasonably hope for
the ultimate salvation of large number
of sinners, and their entry into the fold
at no distant day.
We have learned from n Trustworthy
party, that the scandalous report lately
circulated in this neighborhood about .
Lincoln county young lady at Tocquer-
ton, as our informant is lately from there
and personally acquainted with the girl.
Close by the village school-house Is .
large hag-pole from which the stars and
stripes float occasionally, and up which
the school girls during recess like to
climb. III IS an exhilarating pastime,
and as it affords = pleasing picture from
our dwelling, we hope the young Misses
viii continue to climb. if they do make 4
false step occasionally.
We have been informed by Mr.. c.
Odell that Chales Mckenzie, who left
Bullionville short time since, and wa:
suffering from what DR.. Hamilton. Of
Salt Lake, termed the worst case of par.
alytic lead poisoning that ever eAms
under his observation, Is rapidly recover
ing under the kindly care Of the Sisters
of Charity, in their hospital At Salt Lake
City.
When couple OF loving hearts that
beat IS one become uncemente2, and
their owners want to dissolve partner
ship that has become hateful, We think
they ought to be allowed to do so with
ont going through the formalities of 4
law court, as the procuring of divorcs
papers is sometimes provokingly slow
procedure, as two young couples in thil
ns:ghborhood can fully testify to.
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l am also prepared to give aasues
Smokers Of Cigars

the full value of &c., l5c 25c in the weed having made
purchases in person, and selecting from the very Best
Brands of Key West and Havana goods Name your price
and you will get its value every time,
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IN WINES 4 LIQUORS

will not be exceled for Quality and in General Groceries
shall continue to keep Frst-Class Fresh Stock You
may say that "Iak is Cheap but the thousands of people
who have bought more or less from me will verify my
words f
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REckLESS SHOOTING. Wednesday
night some person shot gum of. sup
posed somewhere in the vicinity of La
coas street, and the bullet went speed
ing through the air and came near hitting
children at play on McCannon street.
Persons cannot be too careful in regard
to firing off their guns. 1t will be ne
membered that little Mat, Cahill was
killed by stray hall ON the porch OF his
parents house while at play. Ii the of.
Ulcers done their duty, they would arrest
all persons who fire off their guns in
town.
STRANGE CASE, Mrs, w. NJ. Wilson,
OF Hike, has been in town for the last
three weeks, When she lett Hike her
little boy, nearly four years OF age. got a
touch Of the rheumatism, and several
days after her arrival in Phoebe, the
rheumatism went to the ehilds eyes,
completely binding il Tor \ few days,
when the rheumatism lett the eyes and
went to the shoulder OF the child, The
child was placed under the treatment Of
III. MatueWS, ahu ~ - now nearly We'll,
having recovered its sight,
THN Chinese kick up a fearful racket
With their gopga etc, at their josh
House every evening, They have sent
East for large bell, When the gongs
and bell set asoing all tegstheE th,
white population, ~ well as the devil
will all be driven out Of town,
THE Grand Jury organised on Mopda,
and We're in session till "Wednesday
afternoon, when it adjourned until mex
Monday, The body ialod TO find bill
against Lew Carpenter Geo. I, Terry
IS Chairman Of the Grand Jury and ], Il
Duff Secretary
Tue iaekrabblts are again making thsl
appearance in this vicinity, sam Smith
whe was out at Highland on Monday
while cutting ACROSS The country on his 70
turn, reports having seen several Of thes
rodent manuals, and large numbeg Q
tracks in tho patches Of snow
THE delinquent sale Of the Day stoel
win take place next honday-
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lNytlce being blind \ NlssonTl Judge
y holiips court ~ p'shs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05
lHlUlIlAroRoU,a HUM

e FARMFR ii the corn growing dis.
tnct Of illinois sued q ayillager for debt
thls winter, but when the case came to
trial the creditors heart was by no
means adamantine. !,
!, 3 " I've waited q good while tor my pay, -
NJ explained sand wouldn't have sued
You now Il yon had acted like man
VINO wanted to pay. = 4 ,5 IN
'l'll tell you what I'll do" replied
the q debtor. t'Make 1t 1928 and III fix
y 80 ss13, Xou can get the money at once"
1.-The debtor filed out bank note
tor the sum due in 80 days, and handed
" TO the creditor with the remark
"PqS yom name on the back and
they II give you the money at the bank. I"
Ihe farmer indorsed it, got his mon
ey, Less the discount, and his grin Of
pleasure had not entirely died out when
the note came due and the cashier ex-
plained: 'lG
Ihe signer has nothing we can get
hold OF, and of oourso the endorser has
to pay"
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Rom enber This.

II you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Ma
ture In making you we'll when all else falls.
II you are costlye or dyspeptlc, or are suffering
from any other Of the numerous diseases Of the
stomach or bowels, 1t Is your own fault IL yau re-
main III, for Hop Bitters ale sovereign remedy
In all such complaints.
fyou are wasting away with any form Of Kid.
ney disease, stop tempting Death this moment,
and turn for cure to Hop Dltters.
If you are sick with that terrible sickness Nery-
ousness, you Will find "Bam in Giiead" in tho
use of Hop Bltters.
If you are a frequenter, or a resident OF n mlas.
matlc district, barricade your system against the
scourge OF all icountries-malarlal, epidemic, bil.
Bitters. ~ NNh
II you have rough, pimply, or salow skin, bad
breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable gene
rally, Hop Dilters VIII give YOU fair skin, rich
blood, and swceie est breath, health and comfort
u, IN short they cure II Diseases Of tho stomach
bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys Bright's
Disease; $500 VIII BIO paid for a case they will not
That poor, bedrldden, invalid wife, sister
mno,hSr nSo,, or daaghter can be made the picture
but title. WIN you let them suTcr3
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A vo,os from tho Pres,.

take this opportunity to bear testimo.
ny to the efficacy OF your "Hop Bltters,n
Expecting TO find them nauseous and bitter
and composed Of bad whiskey, we were
agreeably surprised at their mild taste,
just like cup Of tea. A Mrs. Cresswell and
Mrs. Connor, friends, have likewise tried,
and pronounce them the best medicine
they have over taken for building up
strength and toning up the system. was
troubled with costiveness, headache and
want of appetite. My ailments are now
all gone. have yearly contract with a
doctor TO look after the health OF myself
and family, but need him not now.
July 70, 1878. 3. GILLILAND.
Peoples AdVocate, Plttsburg, Penna.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05

KNIT WRAPPERS. - Everybody who
cares for the sick knows how difficult it
is to remove or to put on the knit wrap
per; 1t seems as If the invalid needs to
assume attitudes that would be almost
impossible to one in robust health; q
half hours work with needle and thread
will suffice to change u pair OF these
garments and make them moro comfor-
table, Out them open the entire length;
then put OH facing on one side and a
plait Oh the other; at proper intervals
sew on some small porcelain buttons
and make the buttonholes, and you wall
be surprised when this is accomplished
that you never thought of doing 81 be-
fore.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05

VALUABLE document destroyed: 81
hope, sor, you will assist a poor, man
whose house and everything that was
in it, including mo family, sor. was
burned up two months ago last Thurs
day, sor." The merchant to whom this
appeal was addressed, while very phil
anthropio, is also very cautious, so he
asked: "Have you any papers or cer-
tihoate to show that you lost anything
by the fire ?" II cid have certificate,
sor, signed before notary public to
that effect, but it was burned up, sor,
IN the house with me family and the
rlst OF me effects" The tears ran out
OF the merchants eyes from laughing
as he handed over quarter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05

WHY he kept his temper: The other
day o small,sized colored man was
roundly abusing brother Of color on
Antoine street large enough to eat him
up. After the abuse had continued for
along time without results q white man
said to the party of the second part:
why don't you pick him up and mop
the snow with his legs?" ''I could do
it, boss" "Then, why don't you?.'
"Waal, I was considerin'. If we have
q bout 1 shall probably be rested. If
I'm rested my name will be in de pa
pers. If git in dc papers de man up
on Calhoun street who owns de house
dat l moved out of in de night will know
whar to fnd mo an gently elucldate dc
information dat lie wants de TO- months
back rent"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05

I SAW an old-fashioned, high. backed,
cane. seated chair covered in servicenble
fashion the other day. A sort of bag
was made which exactly fitted over the
chair. 1t was securely fastened at the
bottom, the edges boing turned in and
sewed "oyer and over" The covering
was of Canton flannel of old gold color,
and inserted in 1t were two stripes of
cretonne. The oretonne had black
groundwork, with gay birds and flow
ers Oh it. For anything 50 simple and
so easily made this chair covering was
very effective, redeeming rs 1t did an
old and much-lsed char from positive
ugliness.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-05

CAULFLowRR AND BROCCOLI
are among the most delicious of vegetables
and are accidental variations of the cab.
bage. Cauhfower Is always white, but
broccoli varies from gteen to purple, white
and sulphur color. Sow tho seeds for Au-
tumn use IN May and transplant in July.
For early Summer use sow tho seeds in
September and prick the plants into cold
frames In November and transplant to the
open ground in the Spring. The soil for
these vegetables must be rich, moist, deep,
and friable. The following are among the
best varieties of each caulihower; Snow
Ball, Extra Early Paris, Early Dwarf Es.
furt. Hall Early Paris. Early Asiatic, Late
D1tch, Broccoli. Early White aud Purple
Cape are as good as any.