Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16
VOL. 10.
BRIEFLY TOLD.

An Omaha paper ad'er'iSeS
,,i,s.s for gentlemen"
o.,v $50 dogs out of about 10000 IN
,.noIlyn have been licensed THIS year.
~, nina is a fsvorite color for new
tUI 20 veilings, sateens, cam
'.. c,licoes an d silks.
e,,,s silk stockings are more worn at
ps, ,s,n they have been for thirty years
OF more. -. .
Ike, the scientific assertion that
.p'i5; iSiot was ever bald,headed.
-. ppnton, of Hopkins county, Ky,
", ,usntyeight squirrels at thirty
So, >,,.xi,b rifle in half day.
,,,,s free baths in New York last week
,,o men and boys, and 4, 452 women and
-, saioyed free dip.
,-,vel on the Brooklyn bridge last
=. compared with the week before,
S,rs = decrease of3iO,975.
New York gentleman has offered to
$50 ooo to the Elmirs Female College
49, citizens OF Elmira viii raise an equal
smOUE;.
,,nsmites. among whom are some
= are very well armed with rifles OF
I'm. but, fortunately, they do not
,.,u low 10 use them well.
.v Development Of the jersey is an
- ,,cr-work, tight.ftting bodice, made
,lsJes. for evening wear. 1t is with
.ssyss. and is intended to wear over
-..n.- hss.ue. buttoning up at the back,
- 3 Quantity of small silk buttons, Jer-
.sys:yc.
r,v.l be news TO many lady readers to
- .,e value Of the ostrich feathers that
..,..,o-tsl from the Cape. Last year over
LOO ,,wnds Of feathers were exported,
..r,..r being -I,Oo3,9S9. This is seven
..svral /, was ten years ago, 50 that the
..t..,. wearing feathers must have grown.
~ra Taos Indians, who excel all othersin
rs,s .gb-a,ed Matachin dance, are prepar-
.-, fc- is presentation at the Santa Fe Ter
..-v.rgrial Exhibition. They also have
,-,-... other beautiful dances in Prepara-
.,- NJ. Reed has undertaken to ar
...,r .n- the Mexican MatCachin dance,
,pr. ,"arrs in material respects from that
,ea The Indians.
lie we'd in a country town near Proyl-
.... T. l.. and had not attended church
many months. At length, having
r.rra visiting him, he accompanied him
20 sS,-Csy 20 meeting. Arriving in front
,f,hs ed.ace, one OF the descOns beckoned
..r..l.-e side. and he expected = "Ialk-
.r,,o ior his delinquency. He was much
.s.t,-E however, by the denOuemenI.
.n,l.... III round 10 assure himself that
.sVcv.d not be overheard, the dispenser
THREAD and wine said to him, 81 heard
,au LaG very fine calf you wanted to
.y.
As..a.-c story is related by some per
..-,v.o reside near LemOOre, Cal. 1t re-
sns;t he foresight and inven tiOn mani
.,..cG IVA large wolf that jntestS that dis
..,.. The parties in question had been
a.ssr, poultry for some time. The
.rc.mat.ou had proceeded 10 tha. extent
3. aroused 10 activity the defensive faculty
Of tie poultry owners, While one OF
them. Mr.. stark Hill. was looking about
tor sor.s traces Of the depredator, he came
sc-oss duck that had been raised by W.
L. Esssmeyer. Its head was all thai was
visible. The body had been buried, with
the wins spread out and the ground
t-ampet down. The duck was still alive,
s.:bOu,h il had been missing for three
days Ii evident that the wolf had his
P.,n to supply its future wants. and had
managed to keep the fowl alive so that it
$50 ID 70, spoil before he should want it,