The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-25

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whil. NJ work on his iarm vi baking
tnn, Hartford county. discovered black
snake. which be- made haste 10 lill
On, examining the reptile. alter he hn,l
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ieet III length and had two heads, one
On each cnL. mud hu,h regularly lro.
ls,rt,on,h. The animal was nu,irca To
run lmck ward. and Mr.. h. says Ii could
~ ~ last Que way ~ The other. This
would have been a sight for Barnnm.
ATTACHED ny A wli.n CAT,
From thu ~. I..sph ALL tsas.tte.4
On "Wednesday night III last week
Josiah A. Dean, residing nine m.lcs
northwest of Pcrrysilic, WA awak, ned
by the barking Of his dog. and. donn,ng
his clothing, he went out to see what
was the matter. He no sooner arrived
upon the ground than the dog deserted
the iield, when large Wild cut attacked
him, After considerable lighting Mr..
Dean put the at TO flight, though At
one time the vicious animal threatened
10 be master of the aitnati0n.
Tia TEAKEI1LE Az A WEAPON AGAINST
HNAKEs.
ifom tn Iaslnn sAi,., l.esasrl
Mrs. James II. Woutrrs, liv,uR near
Manassas, Trappe district, had an IN.
counter with snakes few days ago TINT
would have tried tho Htontcst heart,
even 81 the masculine gender Enter.
Ing her hen house tho NAV huge black
snnke, between tive nnl six irut long,
which She attacked aud killed. Look.
ing around she saw two others abont
the same sixe ON the joists above her.
Having n greater love of her chickens
thnn fear of snakes. Shc went 10 the
house, procured some boiling water,
aud. throwing IL upon them. brought
them 10 tho ground. These she also
killed after desperate fight, and then
escaped unhurt Few women, or even
men, but would have lot their snake.
slnps severed, alone.
CATCHING flsM WIN A RAks.
From the naiil,ir, - krlah.la4l
For about two weeks the shores of
the pond at New Fairfield have been
lined with men and boys, both night
mud day, armed with iislpails and
spenr~, tho occasion hving tie opening
II tle hnllhead season. III numbers such
ar were never secn before. Oh, some 81
tle recent rainy days the banks vi the
road were lined with teams and SINGLE
rigs, boys on fnui aud boys IN hara..
tack, NIL ready for pisca,nrial action.
The number III fish seemed Ii H. ia.
credible one man wa.lcd ini the water
aid with an iron rake hauled them
ashore Ivy the seorccs Others being
uhprosidcd with tackle have killed
them with stones, or caught them with
their hands. A party Of three persons
u one day took nearly 500 Il them. II
y estimated that in one day about
! nm bnllheads we're taken from these
waters.