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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
An IMPORTANT COLLECTION

The WORK OF AN AMERICAN NATURALIST IN TIE
WEST INDIES TO BIZ SENT TO WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-PrOfessor Baird.
OF tho Smithsonian Institution, has received
important communication from Frederick A.
ODER. OF Beverly, Asss., the well known IA
turaliSt who has been engaged for two years
pat In exploring the natural history OF the West India
Islands. HIS has been remarkably successful in his
DIRK. aud has recently transmitted 10 Professor Baird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

DIED
CIAPp-At Montclair, " Friday. November l. george
Otis Clapp. Of consumption. .... 49,.
FUNERAL 1T 50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon NoVe'
bcr s. from the residence OF ". !. Adams. MonclAlr
HAhRINGTON into rest October H. 1873 al his
hume IN Albion y. " Charles A harrington aged %
THOaPsoS- wednesday,. October 80. Robert T. Thomp
son, In tho Olst year OF his age. o. -, ,,.n..,.. -
hts late rUsifrnce, - DE hAopACc on
SATURDAY, November = al O'Clock T. w.
WELIINGTOE-At Washington Heights: JOhn SchOuioH
only sou N Msrgar-t and Aaron H. Wellington. aged
months aud - dass -. 4,
Funeral services will tako place SUNDAY. November al
O'Clock ~ residence OF his paonts bounVaru DC
tween Islst and lJ2dsts o.-.,-- - -, IN
O'Clock train IRON 3Oth 81
wRAY-Suldrnly on Thursday, OCTOBER 81 Stephoh "rp
in the sOth year NJ his age A., --...-, a..
Relative, and friend. ~ the family nvto 70 attend tho
fluura service, his Iafc residence 80 7tb othAVe on
Monday November al 1880 m. IL IL requested that
noWrrs De sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

DO You Know N S-The fact that leading physicians In
this city Brpo,ivn. Bo-'on. Philadelphia baltimore. New
Orleans c4go AN Francisco aud otcNhcrr. indose WIN
C!r,Irk- HrorHusruIZ % LINZ kAu SODA nud recommend
aud pscbc IT, with tie mos; pronounced success the very
beet evidence the chemical party sterling worth and nm
merit OF this cesrrvcdy popular and most ecieni
remedy.
In the treatment Of formidable disease Consumption
a. well Coughs Bronchial Anr,t tons Debility. and all
w.stg Gi-rasc. Mental aud N,rv0us Exhaustion. WSCIRs
IFEs IIirOrHu~FuuR has performed no-t
wonderful cur,s accomplished results which other
remedy prep ration mctpd Of treatment has equalled
or even approached II -, up f1ct sp'cVqc.
Ph careful 10 ruuin their patentst to pro-
cure f0ILsTRH- Preparation IN order O. Protect them
against spurious limitations ami Aiultorati0ns.
Prepared Uy Mtsr-. WIN,uL,rLK Co.. Chemists. 80 John
81 sac BY al leading druggists At 81 and 81
per bottle
Pnrc spch 2, Pyle old O. X Is he most econ3mi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

CATIIS -PRIES Tf.Y-On Thursday october 81, 1873 a.
sOrthunbUy and. Penn by the Rev. stephen camp OF
BROOK, y The i,ry. HasArt D. tattn, OF sew futk
C1ty Hannah T.. eldest daughter OF Dr. Joseph
PUestiry Ui = OF hum Grand. Penn.
ON "wednesday October 80. al
Washington -. G. by the Rev Dr. SUNDERLAND Orn Day.
Catssiu ios lie yOungtst daughter OF the ON
ciatDK cleTay nan
HUSTTI. WOODRt FF on Thur-aav, October 81. 1878
Of tho bhir'- parents Railway. y J. ny
the Rev J. A Light robert Miuturn limiting formerly
HarboI l. T., and Caroline daughter OF Jonathan
HOOdrun. osq
TABEH- ATsEY-On Thursday evening. October 81, al
the Of the brides moter by the Rev simmons
IabeE Miss Carrie l. Bailey, All VI BIOoA-
Ign.
All noi,cos Of Marr,dges must b. Endorsed gih fsH
nuHn IIre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
!svnopsis for n. pas. "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, / a. m.-The baron.
etor ia highest In the South Atlantic States, high and
rising III Manitoba trough OF low pressure extehus
from Omaha over the Upper Lake region Clear OF
partly cloudy weather generally prevails The temper
ature has has remained nearly stationary In the Atlantic
Coast States elsewhere there has been general rise
sOutherly winds prevail west OF the Mississippi horh-
erly IN the East Gulf States elsewhere they are south
westerly.
Indications
For New-England. warmer clear partly cloudy
weather and souihwestcrly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer, clear or
partly weather. sOuthwesterly winds, stationary or
lower pressure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

TO whom he taught the role OF Juliet so when Hei,pron
failed him, he brought out his new singer, WIN an an
apology to the audience and the performance went Oh
the soprano great success Win ina. r %,
critical OF audiences il hardly necessary 10 say lua
when the first night of the opera came, HenDroh
did NOT have sore throat the cast In the world anu
wonderful 20 TELL opera in which she was cast oiu ho
have to be postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

numerous collection OF birds. embracing many
new species. Many Of them are exceedingly
rare and heretofore unknown in the collection
known at the Smithsonian Institution any other
In this country. Mr.. Ober has attained high repua-
ton as naturalist, and his repor, the Fauna" OF
interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

An eminent hyscau -av.: Too much cannot be said In
favor o. hu-a Iat, general and uf those IN ia' cite
place particular They htfnr IN" gods 10 rcYr ini ns
f,ury Tor ds cstarths and rhcuuatm they cannot DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. .. / a. m.-The barometer re-
manned almost stationary during the clear and party
cloudy weather. excepting rapid rise In the morning.
The temperature has fallen and the amount OF moisture
ID the air has been diminished
Warmer, clear partly cloudy weather, may ne ca
pected in this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

AnsrII's Turkish Roman aud Electro Bahs. 81 LICKING
the highest perfection 81 DithluB i-Ies
DAY evening Gentlrmeu. day AMI night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Carbon photographs -Esiabrooke ana Naegel, Photo
la, ltt...t NtH- steam ctNatoi uOu
street DOR Copying oi AL kinds q specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
lDoliiiral Noiires.
To tho Voters
OF THE
XITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

pure and large n'enssnee ana n'
onco IN mercantile matters previous to his honorable ca,
- oHnA1i, VIZ" ni' .nV"n 'uSees. 1'e".. - 80
illsrlV WIN the Underlying pTtheipes Oh eounu HAo
"t,n W. o, g, 100000 nsrI,n
g. ~ - =, ,, a go -char,s
man Of pue energy and ability and we present this gem
man as embOdyins all these elements of character.
There has peraps never been uncture IN the history
,nproo % mo .nryces 81 honor,ble s.perep
nn pOno' "pn nt soen Uaa%sS in ,ss
branch Of the The country is passing taIUy
fearful ordeal and the enormous interests STAKE an
every elias, in the @ors snaD the @sIsn
OF Ne"l ork. ohe OF tho pnes lac's
bound in party letters is the total ncompoency of prof
sIonal poitans tn dca with the ponentous questions
before the comir-.
VIII vou vote for Mr. MORTON A. your REPRESENTATIVE
the next consressl
il. B. cf%FIiS.
JAS. ii. DGNHAM.
W. l. PEAKa
s. y 4. q, nAISEls.
JIM; DU NBAK;
RICHARD BUTLER,
u &G e aic i 9li7s q t & CO.. AN
J.. r. UDGi.. SAWYER q CO.,
j. IL l. B Ba 5aEI Eros & Co.
FACLkNEh. PAGE Co"
WENDELL FAY AZ Co
DENNY, POOn d Co,
UFHAM TUCKER q Co.,
MlNOI, HOOPER * Co.
HASiEIl L RSI Z BIO OTHERS,
ALDkICn. IDDTNGs & CLIFTON,
FIELD. NORRIS. FENNER x GO.
LAWRENCE x Co.
DEEEING. MILL-kEN & Co,
W Vi r SIn[i 4 "a ANDERSON & Co.
IL. SilArltCK 4 Co.
W.IrMAN & PHELPS.
within COLLINS.
LEoNAED. son 4 Co,
COFFIN. ALThMCS & Co.
w. TrKNBULLS Co,
CHASE BAEInOLON * CO..
= b. TfERFiELD & Co.
TuSKEMYfE. KJTNoTH & Co.
HAEDr& Co.
E.S SGatHH & AAf I lo-
K iEssiiifil 3 Co. , ,.',,
rOMEEHY PLU MMER
GIosYhNEK& 90,
+. 5 H fiiGGf w.
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y; 9Il \ IL i;I.f, q rTI9:iirrn&co.
ALnLRf cJKSELL,
M y ,z,< W GHTE2 ~ roprsAco.
INIllt-gS A. RHODES,
OHFNTkI-FtER. ABEGG Co,
SIKANGE q BROTHER,
FItITMANN & Co.
IOITIs LEHMAIER
TIiOS DREW Is Co.,
" "A DE FOREST
MATHS HNIEA q
mix ~ : kOIS a 90
iStN pI ~;
= W CouFN
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t;t'o ~ - ITON
a. III. GLOVE =: .,.-.-.
WAkREN ShERN GOD,
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Weld & BEOTHER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
Gperlal Notices.

5perlal Notices.
Bangs & Co., $50 Broadway.
VIII ton.
MONDAY November T. and following days at $50 p m
The BOOKS. MANUSCRIPTS, &c,
Of The late
GEORGE 7. STRONG. ESQ,
comprising
MANUSCRIPTS. MISsALs. PsALTERs &C.. richly II
Illuminated in gold and colors FINE SPECIMENS OF EAR
LY PRINTING; RARE, CURIOUS AND STANDARD
BOOKS; EARLY ENGLISH POETRY AND THa
DRAMA. CHOICE EDITIONS OF THE GREEK ANr
THE LATIN CLASSICS, &c, &c.
Exhibition
Brass Bedstead DIS and Cribs,
III ''0'A I y. T. +" & j mERsEREAu,
Manufacturers, 32l broadway
Eg,y Roots of superior quality for lades genuemsn
at reduced prices WATKINS. No 2il shave
KeniDc Cough Lozenges are ecommsndsd by the rae
nlty toI coughs col,s, astaa orohon' &c i"e' '""
Price so cents per box NAY be sent BY %a Arep,,
Mans Mission on Earth.-A thorough Medical fTelLsa
indicating how Confirmed Di:Aoies may De nsn1ss ae
PRACTISE showing the agencies that vii insure Restored Nah
that have been impaired BY powers statement
Obstacles to Marriage and OF the means to remove
them mail currency postage sttnbsl AdnIta
sec'y Museum Anatomy and Science l45 Broatway Ny.
On my return October shall ItToinee into ray Erae
teetu successful IN soue Two hundred cSes
'H''"N 0"'- WV ~ j. Smith DODGE.
POS, Oince Souce.-rns rore.gn wees snaas
sATTIKDAY November q 1915 will close AZ Jais oiics
on WEDNESDAY, At m. for Europe. by steamship
Abyssia via Queenstown tor France "a
be forwarded this must be specially aidIesseh
and al a. m. France direct by steamship CanaoA
VIA Usyre on THURSDAY al $50 a. N, iOr EnTOpe, Dg
steamship BrJseis via Queenstown (coresOonurce
to be forwarded py TINS steamer
must specially addressed and at u No. Tor Europe ~
Lessing, via Plymouth Cher6o1rg ana hamooTg
SATURDAY. at a. M ior EnIope' py s 6np
and scotland forwarded by this steamer must De
specially addresse) ara ~ tor scotland direct W
ssamslip Bolivia, Glasgow ana AT ll:3O No. Ter Eu
rope Dy stesmsn D Neckar VIA southampton and Bremen
Abyssnia City or Brussels ana 6efnac ao
not Iako mails Denmark. SEedep ano sN.1
The mails for day sayona anu oIJ} @ s,h e,S,
ports leave NeW.Yok October 80 The mails tor Havana
eaye October 80 and November 2 The malls for
| Mckee leave New.Y0rk November 2 The malls ior 81
and Venezuela leave New YORK NoVeul
Der y The China Japan leave san Francisco
November malls for Australia esvs San fraaoiscs
November %. A., ,...r. ,..,...,.-
Post Office. SewYork October 26 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Pure soap such Pyle old O. r. Is the most economi
he bath and ordinary toilet sold Oy
a. Gers generally. Depot $50 W.slngtOn-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

city oy tennI
divisions ftIn. for "a. y lll
midnight To. representa- me seiAtioa'
tt4e 'rcuTy durnsth nslr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

NOR he tism NO more Zoutl No more gravel
sc harmless and inabie feich Sa1cy'
warranted In IL hours lois cure IN Gays
Boa ostpaid Beware Of imtattOns l. ~ PAiIo q o.
the United states 49, BrOe"ay NeW1OTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02

Grand Cooper Mas--cctra az public square In front OF
ar,tn H0use corner Frankfort and Wtlhamsss under
au-pioe. William ID Doyle Association. THIS EEENlNE
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
a FATAL ACCIDENT.

A THREE.YEAR Old GUILD OF MIR, LEO
ELEB FAILS BACKWARD INTO \ BUCKET
or sCMpING WATER, AND DEATH RE
SUITS,
\ fatal accident, the result Of care.
lessncss, occurred at Mr.. Leo Klcb',
house, on the lcycc, yesterday morning,
about ten o'clock. 4 servant left n bucket
Of scalding water on the floor and two
ycar-oll child Of Mr.. Klcb, in PLAYING.
walked backward toward it, and, stumbling.
fell in. The accident at first, was not
thought to be Of II dangerous nature, and
the child was afforded prompt rclief. II
continued, to all appearances, to do well
throughout the day and part of
the night About ten minutes be-
fore II last night, it was seized
with spasm and death cnsucdto relieve its
sutfrringS twas Il fnyoritc, child and the
afflicted family have the sympathy of the
the community in their distress. The G'u.
neral notice appears elsewhere.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

SocNnIE,--'rhc Rough and Ready Fire
Company will hold sociabc at their en-
CINE house next Monday evening. May 20
at which the members Of the company are
requested to appear III uniform. Each
member Of the company will he allowed to
invite one friend or acquaintance. for whom
tickets will be supplied by William Lud-
wig, secretary of the committee of arrange
mcnts. No invited guest will be admitted
without ticket.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY
ABOUT TOWN.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19
LORllINRD TOBACCO.

TIA" great celebrity Of ouL tbs TAG TOBACCO
Ia. caused many limitations thereof be placed on
the market v" Therefore caution all ch'Wrr'
against purchasing such limitations.
Al dealer. buying or selling other plug tobacco
hcaringa hard or metallic Label render themselves
luhlr to the penalty of the law and all persons vio'
m,lng uur trade marks are punishable by lin" and
imprisonment Scr net OF Congress, Aug, II, ls;6.I
The genuine LOBRlLARD tbs TAG TOBACCO
can be distinguished hy TIN TAG ON each lump.
with the word lORlill,AED stamped thereon,
over ;.Os' tons tobacco sold IN si;;. and nearly
500 persons employed IN factories,
Taxes paid Government IN Isl; ohou, s3t0oOoo.
aud during past !! wears, over ss,,nNND,
These goods sold by MI obhrrs a, manufacturer
rates
s% The TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO i.
second TO none" In aroma. mdNcs., purity and
GNai'&
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

REMEMBER that receive goods daily by
express, sell exclusively for cash at the
lowest possible margin OF profit, handle
only the very best goods and never mis-
represent an article. Those who desire to
he convinced that am selling goods
cheaper than any other house in the city,
are earnestly invited to call, and we will
take pleasure in showing them through.
C. Il. STUART, Eighth street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

THERE will be II social mcctihYat the
odd Fellows Hall Monday night. odd
Fellows and their families and visiting
brethren are respectfully invited to attend,
By order of the Committee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

JrsT IN,-Choicc Sugar Cured Ham,
Brca kia>t Bacon and canned good, lower
than ever sold in Cairo before, \ full ar
rival Of fancy French Candies, Also the
best J ccn,cigur in town. PETIT, < BIRD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

WANrED.--A partner with 800 TO join
me in u travelling enterprise. Three INN
drcd dollars month profit, Something
new and honorable Address Harry Lee
Ian. Cniln lie.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

100 pieces Hamburg embroidery at low
est price ever seen, will be shown on Mon
day at Smart'S, on Eighth street
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

WINDOW SCREENS, Wire Cloth, Door
Springs. Bird Cages, Hanging Baskets,
Flower Stands and Trainers, ut \. lIallcy'S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

BrTTEG. \ large lot choice dairy butter
from 20 cents per pound, at
ALDEN, GRAVES X Coz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

TEAcnEG,-A young lady Of good family
in This city, and well recommended. desires
10 teach children of one or more families
during vacation, or at any time. Music
lessons on piano and mclodcon given, if dc.
sired. Charge moderate. Address Teacher,
care BULLETIN Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

LADIES and childrcn'> custom shoes;
every pair warranted at Smarts, on Eighth
street. See the ladies ,camlc>, Newport
tic, warranted not to lipat Sl.2j
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

THE Cairo Turner Society will give a
Basket Picnic at Parkcr'S Grove, on the
Marrow Gauge railroad, next sunday the
10Th inst. Round Trip Tickets, Fifty Cents.
Trains leave the st. Charles Hotel at : 30
am, II am. aud | 80 pm, stopping at
Tenth street, Klcn'N brick yard and
Twenty Eighth street Return at pm.
The committee who have the affair in charge
have perfected arrangements which insure
good time 10 all who will honor the occa-
sion with their presence. COMMITTEE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

IIo FOR the Champion Monitor Cook
Stove, at \, lIallcy'>.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

FoR SALE.-rhc frame house on lot 3.
beck 10, first addition to the city Of Cairo,
will be sold cheap. House can hcrcmov.
ed, and must he sold at onccand taken from
the lot Inquire at New YORK STORE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

THE hand that rocks the cradle i the
hand that moves the earth. DR., Bulls
Baby Syrup is the best remedy for all com
plants children are suhi'c to, such as
dyScntcry, diarhra. summer complaint,
wind collie, etc. Price, - cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

FoH Rent Any length Of time, o two
story residence, corner of Tw'nty.third and
Iolbrook avenue formerly occupied by
Peter Cuhl,con,aining nine room, and cellar,
with stable, wood,hcds. etc. all in first
elias, style and arranged in the most con.
ycnicnt manner.
Also, for rent a spacou, >torcroom,
25Xl2j feet, situated No. 50 Ohio I.cycc.
For sale Buggy, harness, etc. For
further particulars inQuirco Of
A. p. SCHROEDER, Agent,
NJ. ~ Ohio Lcync
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-19

A NEW German school will bc opened on
the first of June, 1873, at tho old German
>chool-hou,n on Fourteenth street. Parents
wishing 10 send their childr,nthcrc cannot
have a better opportunity Also an evening
school will De opened. I.ndic, and gentle
men wishing to learn the German or French
languages. will do well To take advantage
Of thi, opportunity. Terms moderate. nc
corling to the times For particulars al
dress lock box so. p. VI. FmEpEHCu.
Cairo. III.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-03

81 Louis tepuOiean-
A new trick has been developed in Clarion
county, Pa. The trick NJ its 6rst playing
paid, and will doubtless be played "a
long - it will pay in other parts Of
the c"untry. 1, may. Therefore. pay some-
body to read this paragraph. Goodman L.
. notion peddIer, who had become &C.
quainied with . thriving farmer named
Logue. The s'eddler soid the farmer tina,
he had dreamed Of treasure on hia fsrm.
snd saked the farmer to 90 With him while
he identified the spot The dreamer did not
wish to lrerpasa, and the farmer humored the
shim and went. Rambling in woodland,
Goodman saw m oak which answered the
appearance OF . tree in his vision. There
vas hole in the tree about twenty feet up.
II WA the hole containing the treasure Of
the vision. Neither man could climb the
tree to inspect the hole Goodman asked
the farmer to help him cut the tree down,
promising to give him half the find" The
farmer reluctantly consented TO the arrange.
ment. and the tree w.s felled. When il fell
there vOs jingle Of coins out Of the hole.
The tree bore 5000 in silver b. sctu.l
count Goodman did not sast to carry his
half in silver on account Of is weight The
farmer paid him $500 in eveeab.cka for
his share, and toOk charge Of all The coin.
The farmer cannot p - . dollar Of the
m"ney-no God and tbs prddlsr aud his
peck are gone from these parts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-03

Mr.. Sn@igssss. formerly = grocer doing
business an East T~elfth Street. hut now .
farmer, and rs~id;ns m the eastern part Of
jackson county. tells the b~st snake story
at the season. Il Is related that tew DAYS
ago while working in field, his curl si,y
~as aroused hv . track through hi. corn
field. which he thought had heen us.ie nv
some dead animal h~inG dragged through.
Following up the trail he at last came upon
the cause Of the heavy marks on the xr ,und.
which wse nothing les than an immen.e
snake. having q body ~ big aroGni =. n
log Of wood. Going to the house he secured
double onrreIed shotgun. aHd returning
to the spot fred boah charge. into the snake
After the reptile had ceSsrd its terrible
writings he wAs even afraid TO approach
il alone, aud secured the aid of two color~d
men. An examination proved il 10 be q
ratilesnake, and oi euch immense size that
the three determined to drag il 10 the harm
where il was pIsc-d on the scales and found
to weigh one hundred and twenty Eve
pounds. The snake had forty two r.,iie-,
and ia supposed n have been fully 6f,y
years old. In truth Of the above Mr..
Snoigrass skinned the snake and will ex-
hibit the mammoth hide and rattles at the
fair next month.-K e yexraai,