Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-29
BRIEFLY TOLD.

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Work postOflice daily.
.Workins the growler' is New York
lang for buying lager beer in a can at sew
sa cents pint.
vopDg woman. aged Is years, who
Ices in Lapeer, Mimi, has been thrice
married. and thrice widow.
A AhOming pigeon let loose at Steuoen.
-;r1s Ohio. recently made the journey to
orange. y. j., a distance Of $685. miles, a;
tbe rate of one mile a minute and twelve
seconds.
One hundred and seventv-one thousand
rour hundred and twelve crates OF vegeta'
HES we're shipped over the Florida Transit
o,3 Peninsula Railroad during April and
May.
SIMMER resipences and rural retreats
rar he besutifed this season with new
Esrs-tu-e in the shape Of porterieS OF
Cbjnese ma:tings, hand.painted, to repre-
sspt bright scenes OF oriental character.
number of Sullivan county, \. Y"
farmers are endeavoring to propagate su-
gar cane. Past experience has demon
y,-atsd that this can be made a paying
crop in that section, and more general
attention to It's cultivation will hereafter
be manifested.
Reno. New, boasts Of the boss pioneer in
The person of Joseph Stanley, who first
c,me TO California in 1912 on the frigate
United States, commanded by Commodore
To2es He was a sailor on the vessel at
the time. Jones landed at Monterey and
look possession OF the country.
new use has been found for cotton.
Manufactured into duck it has been sue
ress.ui,y introduced as a roofing material.
Aside iyom its cheapuess it possesses the
advantage Of lightneSs as compared with
shingles or slate; it efFectually excludes
water. and il is said to be q non. conductor
Of heat.
4 Nuskegon, Mich, girl jumped from
the dsca of a steamer to the dock Wednes'
tav. when a gallant captain, rushing for,
va.d 10 assist her, got there just in time, 50
ihst lie landed s4uarely on his head,
kWN. hli'E LaLu NONu anu IlOAhCu AAl OAAL
G. sight under hillock of dry goods. He
rutgo.ng 10 be as gallant as he was after
= t..s
4 pOrte-ie is made attractive By the in.
reduction OF three colors in the hanging
io- the panels. For the upper panel a
Wliteish,yellow satin, salmon pink plush
f5r the centre, and for the border deer
t-owu plush. A charming design in silks
iss light blue vase, from which proceeds q
Spreading branch covered with peach bios
sons. The branch, blossoms, ETC., must be
in their natural colors.
Henry Watterson goes wild over Mary
Anderson, as follows: Her Gslstea is q
byaiSou-iike babe that opens its wide
eyes fer 4 moment on the world and leaves
i, with a sigh; like q flower that breathes
in fragrance for day upon the earth OF
Va:.h it is not; like grand strain of mu,
s. tina, IOats and thrObs at twilight, and
ks away into the dim reaches OF which
vcdrcan, but in which we cauaot walk
ooru-e for the world yet leaving behind
amemo-y, perfume, a harmony, tender
G. syccier, more eNalting, etc.
Among the incidents at the Stevenson
hanging at LawrenceviIle, Ca, the Gwin.
let; Hl:sE. says that when Or. Moore re
moved the rope from SteYensOn's neck 8
woman who had pressed her way to the
r5pe a>Sed permission to enter. She hur
RED to the sheriff, and, sezing the moose
y1:ch had Just been removed and was still
var.a, rJbbed it rapidly across a goitre on
1e-u,ck. There is a sUperstitious idea in
..e country that rubbing the unpleasant
l.o,.herance with a rope with which q
leon has been hanged will remove it.
The severe storm Of the past week caused
me Of the most wonderful land slides on
i.uue Mountain, Granconis Notch, We'd
Eesjsy. ever known in the White Noun.
ia.us. About one mile from the Flume
House, and plainly seen from there, great
Volume OF water rushed through the iume,
Ca--yiu rocks weighing many thousand
togs through to Pemigewasset River, half
su.e below. II has made the celebrated
ga.e wore wonderful than ever, having
Scsuy q, the water subsidized was grand be-
y"9a description. No pecuniary damage
va done.
he4,ontity Of whalebone used in dress
lno.cs, England is now enormous, and
when il IS remembered that the bone"
i@ Corso,s now exceed by about I51 per
Cru'. what they used to be no wonder will
he ieli q, the extreme stiffness and angu.
ia'ly Of the fashionable figure feminine.
Ireu muslin dresses have three bones at
;ar bacG. one under each arm and three in
tsont. Dvessmakers are anxiously looking
!oc the advent of crinoline, round and
large. Then, they say, gowns will need
f,ting only from the waist upward.
Now they have to be made so as 10 fit like
gloves on the hips, and ladies are never
rt1aalag