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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27
TO-DAY'S PICNIC.

Local Union, No. of the A. F. G. w.
T.. will give their eighteenth annual
picnic this afternoon and evening on
thu State Fair grounds. This picnic
was to have been held on the 18th inst,
but was postponed On account Of rain
till this date. A large crowd is antici-
pated. as local Union No. 9 have the
name Of conducting their picnics in
very orderly manner. A bicycle race
will take place and there will be many
other attractions Mayors orchestra
and full brass band will make the
music.
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CURNED THE TABLES.
The Charlcston's Giycn Dose OF Their
own Medicine Yesterday.

The Charlcston's Giyen Dose OF Their
own Medicine Yesterday.
Special To- the Register.
Sistersvi,le. W Va. June 26.-The
second game between the Charleston
team and the nome club was one of the
Pre- tiest games of the season. Every
member of both clubs played his best,
and the result was victory for The
h0ue team and The 6rs, defeat the
Charleston club has had this season.
About I've hundred people were pres
emit Tomorrow and Sunday our boys
2'ay GAINESVILLE here. The score:
( s,ersvile 81. ...0102O013 so
Charles SION ...oO0OOON10-1 6 8
Batteries. Campbell and HlddoX,
Young and Bowen; earned runs, Sis
torsville I. Charleston o. two base hij,
EaddoX; bases on balls. of Campbell /.
@ Young .; struck OUT, by Young .. BY
Campbell 8; left ON bases. Charleston s,
Sisyersvile (; umpire. Harper; scorer,
Rodgers; time, 1:55.
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GAINESVILLE 10; MARIETTA A.

Special TO the Register.
Marietta, O., June 28.-Zanesyille de-
feated Marietta to-day by a score of
10 to 4. Batteries, Reynolds and Don
ahue; Mccarthy and Mejzgar. Earned
runs, GAINESVILLE 2, Marietta l; base hits,
GAINESVILLE II. Marietta 8; errors, Zanes-
vile 4, Marietta G; two base hits,
Brownhill .
The second game will be played TO-
morrow. Carr and Ransom, the Gin
cinnati catcher and short stop, were re-
leased, and Schiers, of Springfield, and
Griffin, of GAINESVILLE, were signed to
play third and short stop.
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THE LEADER.


A Wais. sale that will bring hun
dreds of people to this store.
All new goods. Some very recent ar
rivals are included in this offer.
sec quality LaunCried Waists, 1Sc
each.
75a quality Percale and Lawn Waists
500
9Sc Lawn and Linen Waists, white
detached collar, or sale at 49c.
S1.25 Lawn Waists, soc,
$3.50 Lawn Waists, two detached
collars, on sac at csc.
$3.50 Waists, beautiful organizes
S149.
800 and $3.50 Waists, s19S.
None taken back or exchanged.
Don't miss this Gportunity.
THE LEADER,
1920 Main street.
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costly errors made by the home team
Ehret kept the Browns down to seven
hits. but they were only able to score
four of these. Attendance, 1,5O0. Score:
st. Louis ....0O200O02O-4 y
Cincinnati ....O04O1O0 dc IA y
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3, st. Louis
.: pitchers, Ehret and Hart; umpire
Lynch; time, 1:45.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION. .1..i
" BONDS ISSUED BY THE WIZ
iTa m WAY COMPANY

Under the provisions Of deed IN ~ s
made by the wheeling Railway .-,
to the undersigned trustee 49, -. -.s'-l
1Sel the said Railway Company 10. l-s'
n the said trustee tnat If VIII on .., B..
dav al July. \. -. 1856, redeem e.'
the outstardiug bonds sec!H l..rl 'S ...
DEED Of trust. with the lhlfiii-g, r.r. -
g 1--WE that ali the said outstal..li'i.-- 81, 4;
and the said accrued inter54s o., WI. ar5' az
said Railway Company rsdieeiIn ~ a. IRIS :
AZ Wy West Virginia, on u .r- ~
" visions Ions Of the said deed %, Of -si'.m-,' =
money sor sucn pay .I,,.i'5sd, re irt.re-.
aii The The said outstanding bone 81 July
from ard after the said 1T s5r I1i ~ war
A. D. 1850 and the intssrtss go and nor then
E Ea,a Syiii become null and yoil,loat-sr co.
WHEELING WI Ef;i TITLE AND Tx Trustee.
je23ew
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WON IN TIE FIRST.

SPECIAL 10 the Register.
Youngstown, o., June 26.-The home
club won tO-day's same from the Mil
lionaires in the frs inning, when Bea-
Ole was hit freely, and the visitors
went to pieces. Spade redeemed him.
self after his poor exhibition few
days ago, and pitched phenomenal ball,
the visitors hitting him safely lat
twice The score:
Youngstown ..6OO2OO111-11 Is .
Washington ..1000CO200- , 10
Batteries, Youngstown, Spade and
Zinran; Washington, BeaGle and Bates.
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SrRIrCK THEIR GAIT.
Special TO the Register.

OICtIdI @ INC NtSISttI.
Fort Wayne, Ind, June 26.-The
Farmers struck their gait again to-
day, and Saginaw fell an easy victim to
the sluggers CT the home club. Ruther-
ford, who fooled Fort Wayne once, was
an easy mark to-day, and was batted
all over the lot. Nothwang, who was
released by New Castle the other day,
caught for Saginaw until he was in
jured and had to retire Both teams
ielded almos, perfectly. The score:
z. II. E.
Sort Wayne. ,........,..,.... 10 II l
-l44ett+ q. . . . % =
Batteries, Fort WayDe, Powell and
Criger; Saginaw, Rutherford, Moth
wang and MOh.er.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of Indi-
yduais.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
vduais.
Mrs. n. Riester is visiting friends in
Cleveland.
Judge briggs of st. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Hiener and family, Of
North Main street, will spend the sum-
mer at Germania.
Miss Mamie Riley, charming young
lady of South Main street, and daugh-
ter of Engineer Hyder Riley, is visiting
friends in Pittsburg. Pa
Mr.. George Hennig, of Chicago, for
merry of this city, wife and young son,
are visiting Mr.. Hennig's parents, DR..
and Mrs. Hennig, on Eleventh street.
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NEN material SIGNED
Which VIII Greatly Strengthen the
Wheeling Club.

Wheeling Lost a Ten-Inning Game
TO New Castle Yesterday-Other
Interstate, Western and National
League Games Bowling, Boxing
and Other Sport, Local ana by
Wire.
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THE JAXONs EASY.

e1cci9I % lle Heglsler.
Toledo, o.. June 26.-Tbe Jackson
team proved a very easy mark for the
Swamp Angels to-day. First ascman
&cGuirk. Of the visiting team, was or
dered cat OF the game by the manager,
after TWO innings, and afterwards fined
slC9 for coming upon the grounds in
an unfit condition TO play. The score,
Toledo o.. ..2t3020411-17 IS 3
jackson e.. ...010O020O0-S II
Batteries. keenan, and Arthur, Miller
SUI Meyers; umpire, POpkay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

The SommernachtsfesJer won two
out of three games from the Mail Pouch
team at Mozart Park last night by the
following scores: SCmmernachtsfes-
ers SO4, 912, S94; Mail Pouch S37, ISL,
S44.
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MEMS zoe HALE HOSE AT1Oc.

zoo doz. Mems best grades of French
Iisle Thread Half Hose in fast black and
russet tan shades, same quality sold hT US
and all leading houses at zoe per pair, man.
ufacturers' price S1.92 1-2 per doz., our
price per pair Zoe. l.. ;. GOoD W.
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uNnERMRIrERs, SALE.

LIMO dor. Ladies'. Misses and Chndren's
Hosiery and Gents Half Hose. We have
bought these goods of the Underwriters
Salvage Co., of New York, and offer them
for sale until all are sold at one-fourth
their real value. l., ), GOOD ~ co.
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A CHALLENGE.

will challenge Burt Mercer or Dan
O'Connor for a half mile foot race 10
take. place July Fourth on the State
Fair Grounds. If accepted answer
through the Register.
JOHN GREER.
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AMATEUR NOTES.
NAH, P0T7CH DEFEATED

The East Ends defeated he WIN
oheste1s by q score of 5 TO 0.
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Standing of CInIs.
ioaqo Jnna 26-Tbe colts clearly

Chicago. June 26.-The Colts clearly
OuJplayed the Pirates to-day, taking
the second game With ease. Haw!ey
was wild. poorly supported, and nine of
the ten hits made off him were punched
in the first third and seventh. At
tendance z 0O Score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

There is one true specific for disease
arising from impure blood and a dabH.
itated nervous system. and tina. +
Paine's celery compound, so generally
prescribed by Physicians. 1t is prob
ably the most remarkable remedy tha
the scientific research Of this cCurt7
has produced. Prot. Edward E. Phelp.
NJ D., Ii. D., OF Dartmouth colleg
first prescribed what is now known n,
world over as Paine's celery compour
a positive cure for dyspepsia. Billion.
ness. liver complaint, neuralgia. Then.
matism, all nervous diseases and kfd-
ney troubles. Fer the latter Plrrs
celery compound has succeeded again
and again where everything as las
failed.
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THE LEADING BATTERS.

IIIL IIllAI7I-NI IT !
Fcir0w,rig are thrs percentages OF
tiJa ten leading batJars IN the Na-lo1al
League. 1t wild be observed that a
Whaelng boy has31 llae procession,
and a fo-misr Wheeling player is ninth.
,,,,i,a+. cleveland .......... .42e
. 1riI,sr Ciro,rnati. ........... .4Oi
= T.rnirgs baltimore ........... .4Ol
4-McCresry, Louisville. .'....'' 30,
F. Clark. Louisville. ..............'' 'SSt
-Dehlen, Chicago e. -. ........''..'' .SSt
5-Grady, Philadelphia. ........''. 'SSl
6-Tiernan. New York.. ...........' SO
7-&ange, Chicago q. ,.......,.....''''.' 90
S-McKeau. Cleveland. ...........'..' 'Soa
9-Delaharty, Philadelphia. ......''.. .Sel
1O-Clements, Philadelphia. ............ .d6l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

If you want to meet your friends at
tend the Glass Workers picnic to-day
on Fair Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

Mayors Orchestra and full brass
band will make the music to-day at the
Glass Workers picnic on Fair Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

For a refreshing summer drink try
Blazers Cream Ale, Stock Ale or Por-
ter. Bottled for family use. Tele-
phone 62S.
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TO-DAY SPECIALS AT THE BON
LADIES, &c. HOSIERY AT Ioo.

so doz. Ladies' Extra Fiae Black Cotton
Hose. This grade was sold by the manu-
facturers for 1891 IL per doZ.. our price
nor n.ir. Ioc l.. :. GOOD & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

CHILDREN'S IOc. HOSIERY AT sc,
csc doz. Misses Fast Black Hose. sizes 3
TO SI2. manufacturers price S1.O5 per
doz., our price per pair. DC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27
4th OF JULY EXCURSION Y
PENNSYLVANIA LINES

July and 4 excursion tickes wn,
be sold from ticket stations on Penn.
sylyania lines to any station on t5os
lines within 200 miles from station
where the ticket was purchased. r.
turn coupons valid Monday, July in
elusive. 21-.1-9
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO y; PITSBURG 5.
BROOKLYN 8; NEW YORK l.
BOSTON 9; PHILADELPHIA 4.
WASHINGTON 8; BALTIMORE 8.
LOUISVILLE 4; CLEVELAND 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

Everybody should attend the Glass
Workers picnic to-day on Fair
Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

Go to the picnic to be given by To-
cal union, No. 9, of the A. f. G.. W. O.,
to-day, on the Fair Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

The GOODNESS lSretreMang;;
tie roots and herbs zhvigOy-
at1ng; the t20O tQgethe, ami
mating. You get the rzght
continuation III HIRES
R00tbeer.
Made only BY The Charles Z. Hires Co., Philaiepha \
A sc. package makes gallons. Sold everywhere. y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

There will be an interesting bcyc
race to-day at the Glass Workers pa
mic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

All H'd'k'fs prices pl sP to-day a and
Monday. GEO. NJ SHOOK & co.
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SOCIAL DOINGS.

Miss Mary McMechen gave progress
sive euchre party complimentary to the
lady visitors now in the city Friday
morning between the hours of ten and
twelve o'clock, at her apartments on
Twelfth street. Several tables were in
progress and the contest with the fes-
tive pasteboards was spirited AT the
conclusion of the game it was found
that Miss Virginia Delaplain, of Wash
ing.on City, had captured the first prize,
and Mrs. w. l.. Glessner the second
prize. The consolation prize fell to
Miss Lizzie Pendleton. An appetizing
luncheon was served at the conclusion
of the game.
Mrs. w. W. Arnett entertained at
cards at her residence on Fifteenth
street last Wednesday evening.
TO-DAY SPECIALS AT THE BON
TON.
1000 Ladies' Fine Empire Gowns, full
size. skirt nicely trimmed with fine
embroidery, large sleeves; usually sold
at Toe; our price. 400. 1O-cent La
dies Black Seamless Hose, sc.
THE BON TON.
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Fried Turtle and Turtle Soup this
evening at Kievis', on Water street.
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VIM. SCHWERTFGGER
114o MAIN STREET.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE sPALOINd.
NOTICE OF THE REDEEM
~ TION OF BONDS ISSUED ~ '
lIlrIZENS, u 4 INV 4 - ON / u :.

NJ Office OF ] he hEPI--'t'
~ TION OF BONDS ISSUED Ei ~.
CITIZENS RAIlWAlrtOM 'ANi'
Under the provisions Of deed of
made by the Citiz MS Railway Con
to the undsr4ign.ed trustee - ~,
July list, 1891, tne, sald
Companv has stated TO N.
trusfee that II will on the lst 10.
Juiy. 1895. redeem and pay az the On.
Irg bonds secured by the said deco ''
with the interest accrued Thereon. .
olItstanding bonds and the said a'c.'
feresf viii be by the said Rai."a5
ny redeemed and paid al To-
saviugs Bank. la the city or
w.: Virginia. on the LIST day o., july
According TO the provisions Oh ..--
I'D Of rust (the money for sucn
having been duly provided me lL't
ali the said outstanding noHls,
from and after the LIST day 81 july
The interest coupons or warrants
10 said bonds and not then due VIII
null and void. .,-,, ,r,r-sr go.
W y EELlNP LII Tr
ie23sW
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LADIES 12 1-2c. HOSE At Sc.
Hose, manufacturers price. 81 per doz
mr. price per pair, Sc. l.. :. GOOD A. co.
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SUNDAY ROUND TRIP RATES.
Commencing Sunday, June 14.h, 90
continuing each Sunday Thereafter u
iii further notice, ne B. & o. vii
excursion tickets from Wheeling 10 a
stations west of tie Ohio river, whe
Sunday trains stop, at one fare for &.
round trip, limited going and return
ing to date of sale on,y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-27

.uo.It,'f Sale to-day and Non
IldllQk | day. Read Geo. ~
Shook & Co. S ad.
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t. Nv, and Monday You can
lO-Ddy buy Handkerchief. here
cheaper than YOU have ever 5auat
them. GEO. NJ. SHOOK d co
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
TRUTHS LAUGHS.

FAr.-First Lady-''I cannot help looking eagerly for change in the prevailing styles" Second Lady Have you tried dieting?'
 \ MrsEUM EPISODE. Manager What's the row in the dining-room?" Waiter-''The Two Headed Wonder has got all tangled up eating macaroni"
 AFTER THE BAIL = The Chaperon (pleasantlyp-"Weli Svhat are de- fptante's sensations?- The Debutante
 That's just what want you to tell me. for l suppose every one will ask me"
 SUITABLE.-Blim-"W is Philadel- phia called the City of Brotherly LoveY' Slim-"Because it is such nice place to love in guess. So quiet and undis- turbed. you know"
 DEcEIr.-,Jackson-' keep a pri- vate cash account, don't you?" Cur. ie Yes It is the only means by which l can conceal from my wife the amount of my expe nditures."
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
CHURCH AID CLERGY.

PoPE LEO XII. has just completed a book reviewing his pontiiicate.
 IT is said that Protestant Christian ity is growing in India as fast as it is in this country.
 OVER Mr. Gladstone's bedstead is hung the motto: Christian, Remem- Der What Thou Hast to Do"
 IT is estimated that there are over three million people in London who never enter place of worship.
 TIE largest sunday school library in the world is in Washington. D. C.. the property of the Assembly Presby yterian church.
 REV. WILLIAM MAYS, of Perryville, Ky, has preached the gospel for sixty years and has never accepted a dollar for his services
 IT is said that when Tennyson was asked what his highest aim was he re- piled: My supreme wish is to get clearer vision of God"
 NR MooDY receives a royalty of twentE-Pe+--cent from the publishers of Gospel Hymns" and since the first publication of the collection this roy alty amounts to one million two hum dred and fifty thousand dollars.
 Mss FANNIE EDWARDS, the girl evan gelist of Louisville. Ky. is reported to have saved one thousand souls in Ohio and Indiana. She is eighteen years of age and lets her long hair hang down over her shoulders
 REV. WATSON T. MosIEI. of Brook lyn, who has been pastor of the Grace Baptist church for the last year. re- eeives 10 regular salary. only asking pay when he needs money. His ecclcsi- astical brethren do not approve of his hDI
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
NO CAUSEFOR ALARM.
Smallpox Does Not EXistat the
 Indian AcencV.

|. $, Indian Aeen J. Roe Young ha. sent ont the Following letter from Sacaton:
 "rhe reIo ted eases O smallpox A, this agency do lot exist and there is no cause for slam.
 "rhe only cas;s which We have any knowledge uf are confined to small Indian village sboLt twenty uIiies from this agency, and every precsution has been taken 10 confning the disease 10 that point and there is no danger of il, spreading.
 "A,l communication has been cut of wIh neighboring vilisges, and guards have been constantly ou duty, preventing ingress or egress to or from that locality.
 Assuring you tha; every cssible precaulion will bs taken for the vel fare of the public, l am, very respect fully, J. ROE YOUNG
 |. $. Indian Agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
NAMES FOR GIRL BABIES.

SUSAN is Hebrew, lily.
 ALMA is Latin, the kindly.
 RACHEL is Hebrew. the lamb.
 MARGARET is Greck-the pearl CLARA in Latin. the bright one.
 ADFLISE is German. the princess. EUNICE is Greek, the fair victory. MINNIE k Q dimiuutive of Margaret. RUTH is Hebrew, and means beauty. SOPHIA is Greek. and means wisdom. FLORENCE is Latin, the blooming one. AGATHA is a Creek name, the good one.
 ARABELLA is Latin, the beautiful altar.
 RosAMOSD is Saxon, the rose of Peace.
 LUCY is the feminine of the Latin Lucius.
 EDITH and Editha are Saxon, happi- ness
 Scotch ministers must he adepts at paying compliments, if the following instance, quoted by Dean Ramsay. is a fair example of their skill: In somc Scotch parishes it was customary for the minister to bow to the laird's pew before begiuning his discourse. On one occasion such q pew contained q bevy of ladies. ana the minister, feel. ing a delicacy in the circumstances omitted the usual salaaIa- When the laird,s daughter-a Miss Miller, widely famed for her beauty, and afterward cocntc.s of Mlr-next met the minis. ter, shc rdiii.l him, in the presence of her compl=ions, for no. Lowing tc her from the pulpit. Your ladyshir forSets.~ r,pliei the minister. "that the wor hip of angels is not allowed by the Scotch church. Com. panion-
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
MUSICAL RECTAL
To be Given for the Rene fit of
 the School Tonight.

MT. r.. Charle,on, musician and instructor of atility, is 10 give musi- cal recital Al the school hOu-e tonight io- the benefit Of the school. M-. Charleiun called a: the PKu sPECTOR office today and exhibited numerous recommendations, all of which cam neud him very highly. includiug 2 come very f.vora' ls and fisttering pre-. notices MT. ChsIle;on has or ganized musical classes in the various towns in the territory end intend. to form class hers. good attendance at the reci,a tonight should be given by lovers o' good music, anG at the same time you will be contributing to A gooh cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
ABOUT THE WOMEN.

QUEEN VICTORIA has sixty pianos at Osborne, Windsor and Buckingham pal ace. Many of them are hired.
 PRINCESS VICTORIA of Wales, accord ing to her father. can concoct more tempting Welsh rarebit than any other woman in England.
 RosE CoGHLAS, the actress, has applied for a patent for a safe in which she so disposes dynamite that if a burglar at tempts to break into it, he will blow himself up.
 pretty collarette is made of wide lace gathered into a band. The collar Is of silk, and is trimmed with half n dozen small rosettes, from each of which a band of ribbon extends down just to the edge of the collar, where another rosette is placed, couple of ends of ribbon falling below.
 A handsome shoulder cape is of very rich brocade, with moire collar, and large bow and long ends of moire rib y<,on.-S. |. Ledger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
poN'TS FOR THE wHEELMAN.

DoS'r wear a clowns costume. It generates facetious comment.
 Doy'r boast of your days record. The race is not always to the swift.
 DoS'r notice small dogs that chase the wheel. A.snub and dust discour- age them.
 DoS'T put your shoulder to the wheel. People will think you professional in training.
 DoS'r try to pass every vehicle on the road Chesterfield said it is vulgar to be in hurry.
 DoS'r think the one you belong to is the only bicycle club of any consc- quence.
 Dox'T ring your bell to have cows get out of the way. They will take care of themselves.
 Dox'T disregard the private roadS sign. Lawsuits cost more than bicycle suits.
 DoS;T clean your wheel too often. Constant rubbing will wear away a stone.-Truth.
 ARE you after money in apple cul- ture? Plant quite Q proportion of good. early fall sorts.
 eLrTrsl'5 protection in fruit growing ofa, g., < a great way. An instance is told of-n apple tree standing near the barn, at one edge of large hot pile of manure. The side warmed by the manure was loaded with fruit, the other side barren.
 PROTECTING BUDS FROM BIRDs.-An English gardener. whose cprrant and Rooseherry bushes were being stripped of buds by the birds, and who was un' able to get cheap netting. kept the birds of by covering the bushes with white worsted, twisted and tangled in all directions--American Gardening.
 THE southern states may have a mo nopoly on profits in pecan culture. but not on nut culture generally. As the Rural says, nut growing will pay ir forty-three other states besides Louis , jana. There will be time wher chestnuts and walnuts, and possibly busternuts and hickories, are quite Ssunnsaly planted h orchards snd
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-11-29
ON DIVERS TOPICS.

USE of brickdust mortar as substi- tute for hydraulic cement, where the latter cannot be obtained, is recom- nncndcd by the best engineering au- thoTities.
 A GEENAS officer has invented mo- tor in which fine stream of coal dust is utilize to drive a piston by explo- sion in the same manner as the gas in the gas engine.
 ALI plants have periods of activity and rest. Sorz1e are active in the day time and sleep at night; others repose during the daylight hours and are awake at night.
 TIE King of the Water Moon" is the name given the largest gold nugget ever found in Australia. It weighed two hundred and twenty-three pounds and fodr ounces and was found in 1859. s I,' parts of France species of rabbit is.utilizcd for the wool. which is said to be softer and finer than that of sheep. It is obtained at intervals by eombing the animals