Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-08-19 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

COW. ti cone, rti. tut as you know, there ie a more impor. taut mile to the buone...—the commercial reid menstitile flat, you tear grin sal thought to thot orgi tit matt. r. Gregory !" '• I have ton given much thought to it. ir He. I loud contr..," the youlig man replii it. " Bat I have no intioition of iliamis.ing an)iniv iiho is now in lour eerier. I suppose all these who cair. on the businiss now for you would not object to early it ii, for me !" l'erlmiei not." Greet Erase& riturned, drily. •• Put .o, I ask if you 1.11. not thought of some other was I" " I have not, say, I. What ether way meld too. or would you imaged !" Gregory a 4.1,  From au accounts more persons have spent their vacation awheel this year, than ever before. nod them seems no mew why in the near future crlias will not flock in their thousands to all pate of the country. This, besides being more invigore. ting end healthful than lazily spending the time at NOON overcrowded reside resort, most necessarily improve the financial position of many a country " boldface," thereby &landing capital from big cities into sallying districts.  TM, Dwelop _Pneumatic Tyre Co.. ol 160 to 146 Clerkeawell Both, &radon, N.C., hme Woad their Autumn Neither el the " Dunlop News," and they with as to draw our reader's attention to the Met. that. on receipt of poet card, • copy will be ant free ci charge. We undsrasuid that the Compsay always receives many applications at each beam  The question i• dun asked— : Why are magistrates always so bard co cyclists? Ow doss not bays to gofer to Ind • rearm far this. Tb.fscls tbat most a the representation al the judicial beach are not orals tbeves, and it the truth weft Wawa, gbiffe 111 jai a little *lousy existing between legal lumbsary and bappy cyclist, which may account in a pat mason for the remarkable anty that be. been, and is Caw shows towards ridem who are brought Isidore the "beak," whether for a trivial amen or otherwise.  , •-• , Record breaking semis now to ham retched a ! eery high phoh. the West attempt to bs made by two American riders, Anderson and If erphyois a ' very suicidal one. Tbe riders in queetion ere be ride one mils paced by a loooneothe, and to prevent falls two pulleys will be beamed he the seal of the ear and the ropes will he tied to the riders' waists. The mos will take place whim Owe are eremel miles of straight track on a dead level. In order that the mos may be viewed from beginning to sod by reporten, thiseheepsra eta., a sprig train at cars will be ran on the trick not occupied by the pacing' MOW The winner of the seMeh will, in all probabalty, ride the mils under sae minute. -.. On one ocration recently, we Mee °Wed owing to a great rush at mound= testae, to taka up ma poultices in the guard's brake, which chanced to be itted with that kind of bicycle holder which firmly gripe the front wheel—a good enough idea in but sadly lacking in prancing. A machine ella wee in a continual sway the whole time the train was in motion, and as the front wheel was firmly held by the contrivance, oar readers can understand the strain there mast ham been on the "forks," in fart, sa the train rounded a somewhat sodden bend, or crossed uneven points, one quite expected the forks to break  The English mile champion, W. A. Edmonds, of Bristol, was considered by many critics to have Win distinctly lucky in his win of the national honours, but SIDOII that victory be ban been iustifylog his form, and km won swat& races without en apparent effort, though the Amkk included exaampuois and Antsste amateurs.  blandly. •• 'linen nice wan which may. I troo, cony nond Reif to you. a. it ha.. sosim.ted SWt rom. mooted neelf to me," •Ide the indekinn. reply. that w.dvt" .• rartner-lop---you and I to become partin re. rind carry oil the ae at pre.n fit. Of