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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The ratsway or entrance 10 the pa'E and
payiIion dates only from 1866; il is con-
memcrative Of the consolidation OF the Ger
man Furire, aud represents in base reHe:5
a so,Aj,r leaving biz home ard family ard
refrlu,or crowned with victory. O.'r on"
side "A the legend "God is with us over
H. c,E.-. God was with rs The Picture
Gallery IS very rich in old Ddtch masters,
ard contains some famous MuriL.os, Iran7
Tenirrs. Rembrand's and others. lhe
NuEerm ia also well worth q visit, tn" caolne,
o. curicsitics and some antique statues ae-
n ardinc special attention. Casset was the
b'r,hrI..ce and home Of Louis Spohr, the
f,mnns composer. His house IL q modest
l,-la two .toried structure, standing back N
q lovely garden, aGi now occuP1t 81 MS
wife and her sister. VINO preserve l'a' shrine
far thsir treat dead Nine. Spohr is seventy
six yeay. old. and very tall and thin, though
3, E;-la bent now with are; her sister OF
seventy is very short 80 that they form
r,marSa5le contra. Both are hne musI-
cans, aud were p,.yi7g brilliant duet 20,
ccthnr when we wers granted the sPcciaI
{ var Of beirr received in the MUSHROOM.
The simple house. with its polished u4caF'
roted .'oors. where kings and princes have
bssn received as guests, Was very suggestive
,r,bp Main. true, German home HE, aai
vos s.Tihinply set of By glimpse OF q
canine, containing the costly glt,s--go.d
lapr,l wresths magnificent diamond pms
and rirrg carved ivory batons mounted
With rold and encru8ted with gems pipes
followed out Of o single precious stone, and
richly irlaid ani mounted inumeFa?!e
wreaths. in silver and bronzcd leaves, with
steamers inscribed 10 the illustEioua master,
and medals and testimonials from a.! zoe
societies and crowned heads Of Europe.
Tie schools Of Case. are very goo5 aad
among them is one that ia quite original
Sop1Ied BY Fraulein Calm, daughter OF a
,c-mer Bufgomaster and writer OF some
! Iistinc.ion The school orr. Dated n de-
70 10 proyide middle class girls with re-
.(,,rss for earning g likelihood; Superior
q those that the public schools iqEnl'h;
rLs principal Of these is neediTork' ana
.L;sis taurh, IN al lis grades and branch 3
! :, he most thorough manner. NeeclswoTh
ia 50 daspised as so occupation for women
| - +Ia nited States that il is difficult TO
1--WE i the dignity and importance It de-
! IDS when il is taught as an art OK
,r;arrs 4 girl who graduates in the art
,F need,ework. as taught g; traI!eln calm
e,s,I understands how 70 draT her own
na.terps ard execute any kind OF euo prod
~ from button Lole stitch TO tna wpk
,nor a fine handkerchief SIZE undeEst.nis
/. dfessIa ahinF. t!oE. tie cUa'nE oil a n1'' =,
p;gt. gown " Ia: tn.'a d a aS"~'.'-; I''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The portrait busts Of the handgraiiin and
his mo her adorn the walls Of the pavilion,
othelw wise devoted to neurological subi'ci,
among which stands Paris holdng. the
apple" "Acteaon surprising Dana and her
n5mpbs in the bath, and "Narcisse falling
in love with his own reflection in the water.
Thee a.e on either side Of the bust OF Marie
Am,!ie whose medallion portrait is sHs,
pended apparently, over the man,eI BY =
winged figure Of Fame and supported by
the Arts.
TIE interior Of the suu,.an room. or bath
proper, is reached by 4 q hit OF marble steps,
which, when sou have descended, reveal the
cx;d; anon ofthe walls from the aeiipr Of
the waic-, the enlarged faucets (gi!dsd} and
the aperture tor the eyi! Of the periamed
e.-m5a; &c which the pseudo royalty delight
al. Tie followed dome Darr0ws as 1t nehr5
the root, leaving only space enough for the
pointed figure OF Aurora. below which are
s.a.ues graduated in size representing
scarcs from Ovid's "MetamorphoSes The
gallery surrounding the bath is filed with
erodps Of statuary. some Of which are very
charming in conception and finely executed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

ia, time Cassel had been almost unknown
% tourists. The visits Of strangers were not
..couraged, they were hardly allowed 10
er.eg the precincts Of the town, much less
oeccme resideuts. The result OF the efforts
@ unite Germany changed oil this in getting
"a OF the numerous petty soyeTei gnlcs--it
rid Of their iealsusics and tYrannies and
med up many pleasant places to earer
..j.nts and traveller, Casset =, once De
AZ 10 take rank as desirable centre 'or
TX. is line picture gallery and museum
- character Of it's population aud induce
.r,u., IN the way OF cheap aud good living
rtrrir 2 i highly advantageous az n.acr
.rs,aly. Then there was the nddiuonaI
,.rgc';on Of Wiihelmshohe, called ths
.e.aiiles OF Germany not only because
te grourds around the ruin Of Lo%enDHr!
Sere laid out 10 simulate Versailles, bl'
water works were constructed which re,
ryuduce On two afternoons OF the week, and
Nth added effect on account OF the sue
c,a.ive elevations Of the ground, the brilliant
.p,c.sclo Of the fountains Of Versailles
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
DRAMATIC DO,NGS
fdela;de Nelson never lisped.

Ilsla;Ge Nelson never lsped.
g., Cfe-a Morris ba.an her season in
ci;cogo last Monday rigHt ore week ago.
,,.S,.-..I 49,, CL,r1o,., p.,dov will he
lie mex, character c.ac.-3s55 Berrh.glt.
~ =. - =. -, -. .-,.,i,. royc7;s,
"r 60 .r,' o. -, ca .J :, ~ rnon
j rs n,a'..'"' D." 80 ~ ~ ~ w
'La .'"~s, . C...;,o
l ~ ,.'L l,.',, .,r GO he Cbics,o bra
b" Nnorn t"F"A''ef AS me '"''N1' '''
':.c ''"'. -. -.
II il said that OF skinner IN N'r''nia
Tr,h'r 0; DAILY scomrang axe pricing d'H'ie
j,urkc:s.
Ne. Phea appeared in - Dangerous
Ga-rs" m adaptation Of OIL Of Sndou's
,r.-s Il. trenton, =. J Monday evening Of
h.; reek.
vTts Sbedow. Of Grea, Cts. in which
W.. Esr. Csr,~ has made DECIDED MT,
.''' 100 ~ co,I;r;eI an the present rs, x at
'i =, TFsTa Tb,atre New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

went to Cassel, stopping only one night at
Frankfort, one OF the richest busiest, most
prosperous and at present most disagreeable
cities to the tourist in the German Empire.
1t 10 engaged now in building monster
AID to be- most magnificent railroad depot;
larger, finer, more complete than anything
Of the kind in the United States. 1t will not
be finished for two years, and in the mean
time the different stations are separated by
distances which are long enough TO be an
noyiDg and confusing to thu traveller Frank
fort lost certain dignity in losipgits status
ns free, imperial town, but it has gained
business and commercial importance under
the empire which probably more than COM
pt mate II for an imaginary distinction Sill
every one leaves it with the feeling that they
do rot want to see it sgain-at least until
l'a lew station is built aid one Of the causes
u ,y'aT ;LCon"ecieLce AID trouble re-
ugI,c !. it il constant source OF surprise
20 Americans that the towns in Germany,
@f.ah <. not ccI.pare with ours in Vopuls
t,3. On a!Iord such magGfcen. public
Ac:,s. N@aisYer IS done is done 20 per.
~: Il.
C-r'o4d to Cassel was one continuous
-:t;e # ;brif : cultivation Of the soil or
bu'v maj u'acture, and afforded abundant
,Gci ;oraI t"i. ence Of the active prosperity
slich seems to reign throughout Germany,
Id Is 80 rapidly building up besu.itying
md ,nlargiUg all the German towns from
Bonn to Berlin. Fifteen minutes this side
+ our objective point the train stopped at
Wiihelnsboe, celebrated as having been me
place where Napo con III was confEed
Get he disastrous battle Of Sedan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20


4 Young man came into the car sroPins
u rough the aisle for T. er..' His left ey
ga covered viii a red handkerchief and his
rrght wa sgo'cn nearly shut. A white
irndk g,ii.i nov blood soak !, was around
his head tied under bic chin His left arm
refined lalily in a sling ard his right was
without ambition. though able 10 be around.
.,is ccas was torn. and his trousers looked
A. If he Rad made q Chicago slide for third
SO through briar patch. lie hmped IN
c,.r leg and didn't feel well in the othe-. i
.a.. saii an in9uisi'ive passeng"r, been
n railroad accident Ma" Here
~ss brief pause and then the inquiry:
-i.nrawary' law. Another paIs" bat
Graly the query: Baseball ?, "NH@
,Wdl say. exclaimed The iaQriSrtIv9
rass,r ,er warmly. will you be kind enough
10 t,Il ne bow in the world you did get
ban ed NJ in that s'Yln, Certainly SIR,
relied tie afflicted individual, swinging
bis rich, hard around q,i'e vigorously. ana
dIspiay n big muscle, certainly. sr. Ger
tsinlv; tried to stick my nose into another
mans business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

The town OF Cassel is interesting from
many points of view besides that Of its
proximity to WilRelmshohe 1t is y very
beautiful and thriving city, with a population
Of upwards Of $4,000 persons and floating
population OF probably half that number.
Very many young people are sent here for
the purposes Of study, and the beauty Of the
place, It's pleasant society, its lovely walks
and drives and its many objects Of Interest
Iaducc them to make long stay. There
lie several fine hotels, out they are always
ruwCed, &, least in the summer season, and
II is difficult 10 find q room cXCeP, by en-
g,ging ore in advance. Cass-i is not a
heap place, but III, are sever! good pen
siors where young English ana American
men and women (Siui-nts) are boarded Tor
rom twenty 10 thir;g marks per week five
70 seven dollars and half, Lessons in
languages snd music costing from one to
tao marks each.
Cassel is full Of "reminiscences Of the
Eonapartes and is singularly asso- !at"d
With our civil war. Us last eleCtcr Fred
erick, built as q toy and from caprice the
curious Castle Of lowenberg, to simulate a
n.ediaval ruin, never making it habltaole,
but erecting it on the heights above the
Castle OF Wilhe!mshohe as ap'aythiug with
the money obtained from the hire If tiessian
scldiers 10 the conIederacy. Previous to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

VIII" asked he schoo!mcster, in aston
isbment, can you read
no" replied the farmer landlord throT'
ing a hammer at he hens 10 remind ,h"m
that they must get on; Of H." corn. ~,
fact is. did set out 10 learn o read once, out
when thought that sho..i never be a1le
% read tau.'housaadh part Of the s,u't
hats written gave it up in despair
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
lie Had No Fears Not He.

Tie bors around town tel! = good story
On a local specIlaior who is - fast ~ Il
bullet. and is noted Tor Ely hume. all his
own. He was watching the s;cker aud black
board one DAY while the market WAS going
down as Fast rs q boat in the rapids. a
friend asked him how be stood m short
- good blg jag on wheat, vas he response.
The symphthi2iDg friend thought it must
make him nervou5 to bet SO heavily. "Oh,
no. Quoth the man Of margins, 81 never
get nervous. Never b. aided h., with
q ,ly smile, my brokers sOmeL.mes do
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
SONNET.

Tho s,5 woke atriduisht irow it. sleep;
md round the r-bbly teaches lar snd VIC
y npwsri with uninterrupted sSeep,
ynice out OF the silence VI the deep
A sound mysteriouly multiplied; 81.
S.ci a cataract from the mountain sue
Or roar OF winds upon woodEd SIC
:, r,Trc. 70 US At times from the EnEnoN"
AID inaccessible Solituies 81 being
Tn rushing OF the sya-tides oil Tue spNI'
All inspirations that We deem our own.
Are some divine forshadn~inS ana loIo'et'">
" 'u'N@' ~ -lcngte,lOT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
dress and millinery in its most intricate
nrsl ches. She can mend anything, from Q

llUise liLeu sheet to tue han maze iac-
~ dat The patch will not be v'rbls or toe
.rsGds appear distinct from the body OF the
'aheIit. Every graduate prepares set u ler
.oI6, including Specimens o Is variJuS
hraEchts, which she mus; tax: piece BY
ptce ano dem n-ir tie before an audieHcetqe
hos, the why and tn wherefore oet.r- she
t. receive her certificate, and 81 grea, is
The fame acquired by The course of iusruo.
ten ioa uunerou. ether schools have been
'yua5eJ based up5r liz system in dia.:eu
la:,s OF Germany. sGi the graduates az.
Lei OILY in ,cmsnd as teachers bl! in Stops
n,f .utGcrories, because Of their Ihor-
cr-Auus and tested capacity. Scien;ii: in.
'"s"v, n every department Of humAn LIE
Sal. e. re, is E.a!uEg e. rmany tn i"li;,.
at ..,'rol!rn! aa!!oE Of the world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

:. a.s Zga'.nnsA were riding on train
II" h.: Ca. al srH lax C.OUrs 0. smn.e
,J' g.; h Windows Of the nosiugcar, and
telling s;r lis IL viii. AMY the time Iae
yuLys!s aily. a.: led Oh ne lule!Genc OF an
mas. and severn. !elai 81 incidents that hac
one -:dcr heir observation which demon
>rr,ed that hI!m- Is had s-nse OGc told Of y
aCIsg lie hid hat would wait around "a
uoI bait ne night, waiting for HIN going
tom Oh falcon 10 auU he-, with the buggy,
aud when he was drunk enough, ali his
lv:plGs had loaded him into The buggy, the
ho sc would 90 home on slow walk and
zap or the window With his nose, aud wake
liz mans wife Up TO let him in, aud the
next day the horse would lock ashamed Of bis
master another tod ola retriever dog he had
hat would retrieve nothing bet canvaesed
hams He would steal "a ham IN front OF
grocery or n d s,oreroon Of a neighboc
kCuse. ard always bring the ham home in
gCoG ehSpe The man said one such dog
could ,afn hall a living tor family. Others
had stories OF cats, COWS, and goats, out
finally hsld-headed man with a red nose,
who had evidently been on, fishing, &c. his
Jaw . wYCgirg, and that settled it. Said
lie:
lew people would believe that the sh
called pickerel could show any affection
or gratitude 10 man bat know better. |
vas out fishing this Summer for black bass.
| Was usirg frogs Tor bait, and every little
~ii!e would get Il bite, aud on puIiing up
would lind that d f-h had scraped the
tl l,a ,a.,b no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
AN INCIDENT OF THE CAMPAIGN
Brother Jonathan and Columbus.
E}It,r am. p.,,.,..

,cmlDg in al the kilograms came to II,
president OF our club. Some o. them ~ou'c
sAy Cleveland WAS ahead others that Blaine
The president would read them TO u Ba
when he received the clincher he ut it il
his pocket, and proceeded TO make the fol
loving remarks before reading it:
While the RELAXING Of this uciden! is
rather late from the explanatory note the
RACER will ,hiuk il al the more apDro2rl.
st" at this time.
III Fjicais cf tie D.w,cyo,ir Cub
l.:~mbIa has been, AS IL We're the Ave u lrta
.. - CL.thcd States, and Brother JouaIhG
aus been, ~ II were, her husband In speak
- o.! Brother Jouathau | want it distinctly
oac, rstOod that | mean tue original gen "
80. lyUhR liberty lha stood ~ Washington
r. >e..;y-s sid Nal-y ForE-, aud accom-
panied Greene through the Caro.inas, aIG
,:ss.l 40 rsI.-.ei Mason nd DX]a'r
lis Ri.L,.t g,.,irg h, Il tangled Id i.
80 -, ne modern p t rier wa a p'ug
,a,. s@a.!O~-tail Goa, and or Genes too shJr.
-ryfpti u' e. his boots, a. pClurei gy Om
>..-'. lar come Cause Brother Jonathan
tit.; tL-ce Quarters Of Ceutucfy ago waS
ya't,I away from home; it might have been
u ,Oc. into The Idluon Of Russian ser.s or
Siberian prisoners, Irish reurers, or diudoo
Sc poys. Whatever it wa' he explained t.
0t-ui u" my ''e wa o"' ."'e' nc = 9astS
u,,.y have got oue>o ONE IL IN u,eence of he
i.,'I '' 49, ~ o,ri5nte
20 ,nct,...:,- ~ ;tf4.ire :! :, No, IN,
G.-I;.+..n ia. , s. ,,h,oL ! ,b,a, ~,
-,
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NO N'S 40" ''"o'' ""N'S lo""' '"' ny
H'"""" "LoC" 81 Out 'Gf 81 ID s.P'Ps '',"' ''7t
Nv "L' '1' - - 'DI"L' - y were S''' ,ls'
o'', /" zee "'ud'e o. tue moor "7 ""
~ s''H u W. q OK - sec uO" .II,,-' "s'
I-' % UooiE &c s,'rl. so~I,, MS li IT. u.
'"oAsu oU' Oh as Us t",U 80 o'.s'o'1 Vac
~ "N' I'm, l., 'S'N,u a. H'S ~ p'ru
S'SohS-- '"e{ we "ssS''et "'T @'C"u uP
"a "a 'I,ss's, Hs 'H''5o -" i'ln uuL"u5 on
g .,nn;n,, oga- .bo 400 Ina IN .Sg
trr;, ,,, ana nov :, a.s W., tbay han
lE!n IA ana no" Il W." vs. IHH, tuei IA"
@-o,e '".,', t"e'. - ~ ''1 Cot,n'Du P''p
- o., ",.{ .'i,! 10y "
,Ne p0'' PS'pls '''''4 ,:,.,,' 10 COus 49,
'"Ce 10 'ug[ P1,' ioa 1T, ST' al 'EASt,e
HLSy,r, ,'lI WEN C"3" u rue Iousy ~ ~
zoo" HI0-".' NJ" az '"'" ~ II'''!' ''o'9u.'
o'.l 90 a., - a'H I, !; nn'e Nv, auS
Ig '.l'.ns ~ W. Iu1 G'" 90 .o' ~
.Uh II y"LFSs" ana an, l, you nav, ,b any s lug
=" say, say u a:'' Go' -: :" 'Is ? SIS
orAlDAn zoe II MS "lS' ci 1'1 po,u .nS
70 me oEoTrn "'n'o| a.u IaT'H a s,oye pipe,
sane. Co'HMo.". Co'1m"!a. WY IS ms
mus. ana 'h' 5000 ue"Hn'ly alo sa'u'
iS,ts gS '" .Sroti" snow y ,,Is =. nv mrs
r:. I,5S GrsH, and G neral Sbsrnt1, And
:, ,,,,.-.-, - ,,.L,+ ii mo ,,o,,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

niles end miles Of lovely shaded road, which
he built b,tween Wiihemshoe and vii.
helmsthal bit of purely French taste and
retirement about six miles from Cassel
Which lie used as o shooting box Tx
,er;o.ly md in'er;0rly WllhrIn'thoe is q
French country hoUse in the highest style
f me art OF that day. 1he floors are OF
wood polished like satin - The walls are Of
wood also paintedin drHc iints, sea green.
pink nnd pale gold the d ration done in
relief upon the wood ~ Hfhd, and giided.
rhe fabric Of the msttressf y is thick white
-i!k OF 9, in, and the upholstery of EN-.
7roidrreG .ilk or brocsded $atn, lined with
attn. Re porcelains arr rare and very
heau,if especially the cpcks, several OF
yhich = , decorated with dtnc;ng nymphs
md hon srs. which can be d,ken of separa-
elv AZ , replaced A man'eI set ilIust ates
Re senses and is yr-r famous, from the
.ngenui'v and dtlcacr of the workmanship.
The King OF We4 thahs'. bath is 3 marble
,,rucrure of which it is difficult 10 imagine
he use. You snter circular pavilion in
be center Of which is sunken apartment
%pable Of holding twenty persons, surround
d BE- marble wal. above which is a 5AlGs-
rade supported by marble counts in the
.ichea Of which are elaborate IL carved stat
ues This Tsunken room IS TIE bath, and
I was constructed bv JeromSBonapartc out
f pavilion which formed part of the
"Oroap rerisachloss built by Carl Won
Netsen and his mO'ter Marie AmelI", when
he wac Regent. between lie. aud I'LL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
sgIpeIins Begistes
DISCOVERIES
n nseD Interest Made In Jsrusa-
lem.

localities Of Sa,-si Places by
al
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3 Jaguo-' Gaaneau. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

Nile Aimee sailed Saturday from dayre
for New York. On her arrival she Will De
IN reberssls at New York for second tour
e he United States II English comedy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

has left the evidence Of his taste for luxury
IN the magnificent marble bath" at the en-
trance 10 the park in Csssel; and also in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20

.'..- tta- o. David IS Jaglt
a.s 5e.a q room called the
. .- Which the east Of the Passover
. -,.g.ayIou IS supposed to have
y. s.-e Close 20 il IS the Palace
OBJ 81. a-t n !. is shown t9e spot
" .a, rood when be denied his Mas
".a, 4" Is Tho rock upon which the
30. d saea be crew. The rock
:. o.. ,a~ palace, the "Crnaculvun"
- .5-s I'll eestVpOn equally invalid
:, IS regards the tomb Of
IT, sas7 tbs. i was with
". ether NTH those Of eight
...,. ,ns' Ina, the place vas aP-
-..s "... auoSn late as tn time Of
-..a.- both isom the Acts and
.... j. - remarkable tust one IN
.- a.., tomb sgill exists in such q
.. 80 o lave Sesu certainly within
. Of David. This is the so called
. N'lo7eUls, ard It is Jet more re
.-- IN ia ORIGINAL condition, be-
-... ias;rOycl This ton5 must
... % .-.. mad 10 CoC:Aia nine bOt'ss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
The improvements Of ne SsIlna MiIl ana
Eleystor Company.

I aAAN
Eleyst0F Company.
Although the present year has been
unprecedented for dizziness IN the an
nails OF the milling business In Kan
sas, this company has not been dis
couraged, and the failure Of their
wheat supply has only stimulated
them to prepare for any emergency
and arrange for the handling Of the
enormous crop Of corn that has come
Ia its stead. They have just finished
one Of the most complete corn Eleva-
tons in the State, Of which we will try
and give orr readers n brief deserip-
ton:
The immense crib is % feet wide
and extends from the east side Of
their wheat elevators % the street. a
distance Of 81 feet. Il is about "a feet
high and q model Of convenience, the
first OF the kind ever constructed in
this country. Il is entered on an
elevated drive way, with a pitch Of
less than u inches ~ the foot, which
admits OF the largest loads being haul
ed up with the greatest ease. The
entrance Is al the west end and the
exit at the east. In the way are five
Of the latest improved dumps 80 that
the great bugbear Of shOuldering ear
corn is past for the farmers Of Saline
county forever. They will no doubt
fully appreciate the efforts Of this
company to arrange things for their
convenience. Directly through the
center Of the building runs a drag
belt that conveys the corn TO the shell
Ter, which Is situated at the west side
Of the wheat elevators. This shelter
Is the best made and will easily shell |
100 bushels an hour. The corn eleva-
tor is provided with car load scales |
and is especially arranged for Smelling |
car loads, as all the ear corn bought by |
this company at lis various branches |
will be shelled In Saiina. II will also |
contain a pair Of mill stones for man
corn meal and chop. No
expense has been spared, nearly |
81 900 having been expended to make
every part perfect, and it certainly re-
fleets great credit on the gentlemen
in charge.