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Lucy's Sacque.

Lucy placed her Lily-White Hand on
her papa'S brow and began to smooth
his hair, saying how glad it would
make her if she could only smooth the
Burrows of Care that time had placed
there. Then she artfully shifted the
subject and spoke of how cold the
weather was getting and what lovely
Sealskin Sacques she had seen i'll the
store windows down town that after
noon. Then her papa saw what she
was up to and Dropped On Himself.
So by the time Lucy got around to that
part where she put her arms around
his neck and kissed him and asked him
to buy her Sealskin he had neatly ar
ranged his Lie. He told her Of how
poor the Crops had been and that Trade
was in a very dull state because Of the
uncertainty rs to what office Ben But
Ter would want next and Sung Such a
song that Lucy began to think she was
lucky to have place to sleep in and u
pair of Heavy Shoes for the Winter.
No, my child" he said, Il cannot
think Of spending Three Hundred Dol
lars for q Sealskin Sacque when times
are so Hard and Lucy said that she
was sorry she had mentioned the Sub
ject and went away feeling quite sorry
for her papa.
Soon after she had left the room her
Big Brother came in. Il saw that
Horse you were talking about" he
said to his Papa.
Did you?" asked the Old Gentle
man. "How Fast can he gO?"
"Two-thirty," replied the Big Broth
er, land thousand dollars will buy
him."
Rising quickly from the sofa Lucy
Papa wrote q check and handed it Il
his Son. Go and close the Trade to
night" he said, land tomorrow after
noon will make some of these peopl
that think they own Trotters look lik'
Hired Men"
So you see, children, that som
Papas think more of beating Two
Forty than they do of making All Onl
Daughter happy Chicago Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

TRIAL OF A STEAM PLow.-B. a.
Benson is the inventor of a steam plOw
which was given n trial in field at
Bay View, Baltimore county, last week.
Ten plows were set in the gang, each OF
which cut furrOw twenty inches wide
and from eight to nine inches deep.
The engine moved off at the rate of =
miles an hour, leaving in its wake a
strip Of plowed ground 16i feet wide.
For every 160 rods that it advances it
leaves an acre of well plowed ground
behind, and when it has gone a mile it
has plowed within fraction of two
acres. This plow is intended for the
vast prairies of the West, and especially
for the Red river region in the North
west. The great merit of the inven-
ton consists in the trestled track
which the engine lays down for itself
and takes up rs it moves forward.
The track literally walks while the en-
ginc rolls forward on trucks, taking up
and putting down successive section:
as it goes along.
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Lincoln Reads a Poem.
Hovest Old Abe Entertains his Cabi-
net with a Little Quotation.

Hovest Old Abe Entertains his Cabi-
net with a Little Quotation.
Now gentlemen. you all have more or less
poetry in your souls: listen to this. aud Abraham
Lincoln. then President rose from his chair. In
his office In the White House and read in trem-
bling tunes. which indicated his own prOfnuudHp
probation of il. Dr. .. ". Holmes " Last Leaf" .
which the following are two verses:
They say that In hi, prime
Ere the pruning knife OF time
Cut him down:
Not a better man was found
BY the Crier in his round
Through the town
Now the muSSy marbles rest
ON the lips that he had pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved tu hear
Have been carved for many II year
On The tomb.
Mr.. Michael GuIlfyle. nf Blughnmpton. y
Is not AS ud a. the venerable B,tuu CilIzrn "i
whom the Poet wrote with such tender I4lhus
| yet he Is mure IhHu three SCUre and ten % For
the pat eight Of those years he writes " hay L
| been perfect cripple from rheumatism hul,blIuu
/ about as hest ! ruud with my cane truA
! PARKERS GIN'ER TONIC GHd an HOlr sIlJ,'e ann
SfrOng dS Gym,HdI. There Is trce ~ Tie ds.,rs,
! LG dbOUt me-"
! Mr. X. W. MnSher whnle>ale druggist. of R.r,
/ hamtum writes McsSrs lIiscux " 90. Ot New Yoi-
-Proprirtnr> of the Ionic-cerIiiyiug 10 Mr. tuil
/ fOyle'S declHTati IN
/ Having all the properties Of GHy preparation %
| ginger PAkKERS GINGER lONlC l. n ftIut,IN ni in
tnitely greater range and power. Il cure, all Il>
| tA>eS arising from an impure SLATE of The, h.ui,
ar imperfect digeSti"n DysPcp,ia .aud All in
! Consequences. MalHTial FevcT>. sick H,u,I4clr
| Kidney troubles. Bronchitis and common Z. ..rIgh
aud Colds, vanish NJ its tnuch Prices 20 CEN
aud 81 hottie. Larger size the henIcr
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DELAWARE MANUFACToRIEs.-Cen-
Sis Bulletins just published by the
Census Bureau, contain many interest
ing facts in regard to the manufactur-
- interests Of Delaware. The total
number of establishments is 746, en-
ploying 10,250 males above 16 years Of
age, l,426 females over l5 years and
962 children, the yearly amount paid
them averaging 81 4,26j,34Y. The eapi-
tai invested is SIS, ,655, ,S22, and the val
ue of material consumed amounts to
$12, SOS, ,461, the product being O,5l4, :
43S. The amount outside of material
and wages, remaining to be divided
among the manufactures is given at
SO, ,41S,62S.
In the particular braIeh Of cotton
manu- factures Delaware only has eight
establishments, employing 797 bands,
including operatives and officers, 19l OF
whom are under l6 years Of age.
The cotton consumed yearly in
manufacture is estimated at 7,5l2 bales
costing $427,655. The value Of the
products is 1851 00S.
L
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Tne children of Israel were once fed
by mamma sent from Heaven. This
was an undOubted case of " GOd-send." "
The ameliOration of human ills and
ailments has been often undertaken
and as often failed. Ely's Cream Balm,
however, "has been weighed in the
balance aud not found wanting" 1t is
sovereign, speedy, certain aud pleas
ant cure for Catarrh and cold in the
head. Thousands of persons have
attested this fact. EIy's Cream Balm
is a God-send," writes Mrs. NJ. A.
jackson, of Portsmouth, n. H., on
Nav 22d, 1882. II had Catarrh fol
three years, had tried nearly all RENE
lies but to no purpose. Two or three
times week my nose would bleed
quite freely, and / thought the sores in
1t would never heal. Your Balm has
cured me-" This preparation is moi
| q liquid or snuff, and is easily applied
Can you, reader, afford to experiment
with injurious irritants and injections
when a pleasant cure is at hand2
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0be Smprua Gimcs.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. Dec 13, 1882
BY AND BY.

Oh. he's q mischievOus fellow
As ever sung songs on the earth.
He's happy, he's happy and gay,
But never a farthIng he's worth!
Let us be merry. and let us be free!'
This is his song aud delight.
IfyOu'll but listen you'll hear IL;
lie sings It from morning to night
Don't notice don't heed him at all;
For duty and work have tn 'ir place
And these are the very same things
This lazy old fellow won't face.
He'll go half mile from his way
To dodge any duty or task,
Just leave me alone to sing and be gay.
This Is all, this is all that ask -
lie lives in u rickety house
With windows all shattered and gone:
With everything everywhere round,
And gardens and fences fnrl0rn!
He sits By the sunshiny door
AS gay as bird OH its wing,
EniOIing his chaos of life
AS he lazily loiters and sings.
"Oh, yes! I'll attend to It soon;
Tomorrow, Tomorrow, nv friend"
But alas! for the lazy old soul
Tomorrow never reaches its end!
O, leave him alone. in his slUth;
Scorn him. de,piSI him. the thief!
nr ha'Ii Lriuty avprv nurnnsp and hone
Most surely and sadly t0grief!
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DON'T forget the beautiful selection
of Gold Watches, Ladies Vest Chains,
Neck Chains, the finest Lace Pins,
beautiful Lockets and Charms, Finger
Rings, Ladies', Gents, and Children's
Terquois, Ruby DOublets, Cameo and
IS X. Plain Rings, these can be found at
J, V. Smiths. n
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WASHINGTON. d. c., May -, 1885,
Gentlemen. n.-Having been a sufferer for
long time from nervous prostration
and general debility. l was advised to
try Hop bitters. l have taken one bot
tie, and have been rapidly getting
better ever since, and / think it the
best medicine ever used. l am now
gaining strength and appetite, which
was all gone, and was in despair until
| tried your bitters. l am now well,
able to go about and do my own work.
Before taking it was completely pros
trated. Mrs. Mary Stuart.
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DID SHE DIE?-" she fingered
and suffered along. pining awsy all the
time, for years, the doctors doing her
no good; and at last was cured by this
Hop Bitters the papers say so much
about. Indeed indeed how thLnk-
full we should be for that medicine.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

Since the lst of February. 1854, the
Children's Aid Society of New York
has sent to homes and employment in
the West and other parts of the Union
the great total of 67,2S7 destitute
children of New York.
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Neto Castle Accommodation TTdins.--Leave VII
mingtOn at a. N. and P. NJ. Leave New Castle
at 81 \. ~ and 4.ln p. ".
SMYRNA BRANCH rRAISS.-AdditiOnal to
7.45 P. " Leave ClaytOn for SMYRNA 72j 10 20
a. NJ. and 81 aud sG0P " 10 make connection
with traiu- Hnrth and south from Clayton
CoNSECTIONs.-At Porter. with Newark d Della
ware city Railroad. At rown.end with Queen
Annes& Kent Railroad AtClaytnn. with IelaW are
&Chesaleake Railway and Kent County Railroad
AT Harringtnn. with Junction Il Break water Rail
road. Al SeafOrd, with dorchester d Delaware
Railroad At DelmAr with Eastern shore Rail
road Wicomico PncOInOke Railroad. and Penin-
sula Railroad. ..
CHAS. E. PUGH. General Manager.
J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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I847 KENT COUNTY 1882.
Mutual Insurance Co. ,
DOVER, DEL.

lnsures against loss by fire. issuing mutual poll
'les my under which payments nIc made al.
nually IN advance during membership. aud on
UasIng To he members Whatever remains uutN
lends is returned, thereby furnishing nsuranc,
II IaIst.
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DoING A GREAT DEAL OF Good
Mrs. J. Berry, of Portland, Me-, writes
Your Henry's Carbolie Salve is doing
great deal of good. Some OF my
friends have been greatly benefited by
/. g use. / think II Is the best salve
have ever used. Beware of counter.
felt 8.
BSker's Pain Panacea cures pain in
Man and beast. For use externally
and internally.
DIR. Rogers, Vegetable Worm Syrup
instantly destroys Worms and removes
the SecretiOns which cause them.
DIR. DE Witt @. Kellinger's Liniment
is an infa llihle cure for Rheumatism
Sprains, Lameness and Diseases of the
Scalp, and for promoting the growth Of
the Hair.
Denton's Balsam cures Colds, Coughs
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles, etc
Can be used externally rs plaster.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

Over 5000 packages, which have ac-
cumulated in the W. shington dead
letter Office, were auctioned off, last
week. They include jewelry, books
toilet articles and many other things.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

The largest and handsomest assort-
ment of Christmas Cards, ut ClOak's
Drug store. p
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A man is wiser for his learning, and
the sooner he learns that the only
proper way to cure IA Cough or Cold, is
to use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
better he is off.
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Hints to Housekeepers.

Ifyou put soda in the water with
which you are to wash windows you
will find that finger marks, putty
stains, &C., will be much more easily
removed than if clear water alone is
used.
you dip your broom in clean, hot
suds once week, then shake it till it
it is almost dry, and then hang it up,
or stand it with the handle down, it
will last twice as long as it would with
out this operation.
GINGER SNAPs.-One cup molasses,
one cup brown sugar, half cup of lard
and butter melted together, three
tablespoOnfuls ginger, one tablespoon
full cloves, one teaspOonful soda dissOlv-
ed in half a cup of boiling water ;
thicken with -four; roll and bake.
Vegetables do not ordinarily form as
large part of the ordinary subsistent c
of an American family as they should
Whether cooked alone or Jointly with
the cheaper pieces of meat in the fOIm
of stew or hash, they will always
serve as a substantial means of nutri
ton, and tend to diminish the cost Q
household consumption.
| LANCASHIRE PIE.-Take cold bee
or veal, chop and season rs for hash
have ready hot mashed potatoes seas
oned rs if for the table, and put in
shallow baking-dish first layer {
meat, then layer of potatoes, and 5
ON, till the dish is heaping full smoot
over top Of potatoes, and make littl
holes in which place bits of butter
bake until II nice brown.
A good way to save and use sma
slices Of cold meat is to chop ,ncln fin
add some bread crumbs, salt an
pepper; mOisten with milk or wit
: gravy or stock. Make this into fl;
: cakes, dip them i'll eggs, and fry the
, until brown; or put the meat in Il pu'
ding dish Or basin, press it for two
/ three hours, and slice it for tea.
To ice pastry: When baked near
enough take the pastry out of the Ov'
and sift finely powdered sugar over i
replace it in the oven and hold over
until the sugar is melted, hot irC
shovel. The above methed is preferrt
for pastry to be eaten hot For col
beat up the whites of two eggs we
wash over the tops of the pies with
brush, and sift over this good coati
d, of sugar. Cause it to adhere to I
egg and pie-crust; trundle over it
clean brush dipped in water till t
sugar is all mOistened. Bake again
about ten minutes.
y THE WAY TO PLUCK POULTRY
Will you tell me how to pluck I
'r feathers from chickens quickly withC
II tearing the skin PR. n. S., SUSSEX
le Here is the plan of writer W
recommends it for the benefit of
e. poultry raisers: Hang the fowl
the feet by a small cord; then will
h. small knife give one cut across
" upper jaw, opposite the corners of
mouth. After the blood has stopI
IS running a stream, place the point
to the knife in the grove in the up
o. part of the mouth, run the blade
r. into the back part of the head, VIII
'le will cause a twitching of the muse
>e Now is your time, for every feat
yields as if by magic, and there is
ne danger of tearing the most ten
20 chick. Before he attempts to flap
lly can have him as bare as the day
came out of the egg"
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

The hest preparation of iron doctor
can prescribe is Browns Iron Bitters,
because 1t does not iniure the teeth as
other iron medicines will.
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AGENTS:

ANDREW J. WILSON. General Agent bower
go " H'alianls Nc,curk ca Rauiins Briiq, q,rtA,
f!eO. b. Money. Dei. city Lenufi H' Hdpi,, Lure,
T. ) Hu1ing,On Smyrna. JDhn w. Hoot,.H. L0Ur,i
l. .JGcksDH Jr.. CdHdtn. Henry ". BukCr StIfyr,i
! D. Anderspn Ere,fericd II I DJrniHG. Cientg,
Rrynear Williams HiJOId, t0rH.
fieDrQe MO0rs FeitOn ,J,i3DsS I1,Hicr .Wiiyp.
CJ HqrTingtOn Farming b F. H'pqdmon for tar.
tOn SUSSEX.
John p NdnlirF GrCcnsJorongh M
Eerenidh B. Fletcher, I1sstDM Nd
James Cannon SuliSGluy Nj
charles Collins BCriin. M.
Nm. q Dickinson. P0comokS Cjtg Nd
Au bus ness communications should be addreS,ct
TO
WM. DENNEY. Sec'y.
March 1. 1882 DOVER NJ.
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Read J. b. CoOper's Holiday Goods
Advertisement. e. p
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Melts away in the face of
"'such overwhelming ev-
ldence as has been afford
led of the rare value of
~ LOwber's FAMILY
~ PHYSICIAN as a thera-
peutic agent. Thousands !
testify TO the wide range of its |,
"a. powers, in domestic employ !
ment. Its preSenre in the Cup. /
board" induces feeling Of
security. and rrlicVes all appre-
gu, lhensinn of danger in the event
,,f night attacks of such fatal
>cuurges as Group. Dipthtria.
cramps &c. and Ia case of ac-
or(t ridentS it, prompt nse prevents
49,. iAll ttrer and soreness and quickly
"S' repairs the injury.
send me another dozen of
Fdmily PhySicidR Our people
Ty, >av tney rAn'tget along without
ill.," JOHN SAT1 ERFIELD.
Merchant. Canterbury. Del.
1OJ You can use my name 10
Irt, cr"mmeid your rum"y InyS,,
rOS- Ti"lent atLark % g., n"P'i"e,f1 E3air ~ ;,
ion, very .evere haracter and great
ly relieved ease of Fits of
many gears standing. always
preventing the Fit if used IN
gld, Time. ] use it as IA general
Family Physician for must every
Ihins, and il gives perfect salts
faction" -
che. THOS. =. HANSEN.
; Points. near Camden Del.
After suffering terribly for
;on, >everal days with n bdd sure
""'' Throat, an Il trying variuu>
-, remedies without relief ! finally
,t"o' i,Ai he'd my throat aud gHrgled
with Family Physicidn. and nOI
vpsiige ui sure throat remain
ed the next murning
mus, II NJ. DAGGER
Near Camden. De!
q use your FdmHy HUSicitt
with perfect success in treating
Horses aud stock generally fol
lrIlS, the accidents and injuries It
Hhich they are liable. aud
have used il Tor CrAmp Collie
Pain in the Back. AMI Pterl
eriu. ,fhing else pretty nearly and lin
it superior to any thing ha''
ever used
WM. BUTLER
ffe1f Near Dover
FrmUy Physiriqn i a safe com
90 G. Imnnd of ,egetdi,le products
lrheuird,ly united iu surh pre-
ihgS, p"rti"n as To "btain their con
NJ. hinrd and harmonious actio
"O'e IN the grpa' variety of disorder
Td, To- which it j. applicable II
an old Prescription long used !
= private practice and it> IL
Lfies, once adopted in family. the
will not b., without il.
Price, so Cents.
eehy, Trial BIttles. 20 Gents.
For Sale by Druggists aud Cuui
= try Merchants
A, 4, L1WaEs ?TarFiatu
;, &c. CAMDEN. DEL.
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important to Farmers!
Continued reduced price Of
SHELL LIME
For the Year 1852.

AS an experiment and 10 meet he mecca, t.,.> nr
he times. We decided twp ytuI> ug, To- I,Wrr.tl,
i'rlre "i our LIME - per cent making t.,tl.r.
per ih>hcl instead oi scents A. turul,r.N Ia.
'urcc>s ct the plan wh> such thuI uur >u,s Wen,
Joke lllAN DOT BlED, and W. concluded Il,
continue the Drict. at
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Abstract of Ntatement.IsAI

Receipts for the Year...... ........... 50 .f 4.
Losses and EXpelses for thV caT......... II ~ -
dividends FHld ............ J.. -, II
Paid Members uA Withdrawal -; =
Amount to Credit OF Members Dec 81 issl u sgo..
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GMnhs.

NOtNof
Sore 1'hrOUt,
Diphtherid, 81 81
Group, d'
WhOopingIG'
Cough, =
Mumps, p
Asthma y
Bronchitis, b
| Quinsy, h
Cholera, /,
! Cholera 9
| MOrbuS, a
Diarrh9d,
Dysemtery,,
Heartburn,
PdlpatdtiOn OF
the HeGri,l
| Nervous Pros
| trGtiOn,I
Epilepsy |
Ncurdlg lgid,I
1oOthache, |
Earache,l
Headache,
e RhuemGtl5m,
Sprains,
Strains,
. Hounds,
Sores,
l Bruises,
] Burns,
= ScGIds,
Hysterid,
Paralysis,
Mtermitteat
Fecer,
Insect Bites q
, Stings
Il Chicken ChOie.
h rd
u Menstrual
n Difficulties
/ Curb,
u Sceeny
Nparin,
RihgJOnt
y .Nplint,
=, Gaiis, 81
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7sI.lA?aia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after MONDAY October 9Th 1882 (Sun
days excepted trains will leave as follows:
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13
6 Cents per Bushel

Until further notice Ike SUPERIOR c\cc..ru,,
tnd chr"pne>> "i shell Lime tor ugrir u,lura0 lur
j 'scs can i'c attcsicd 10y huhdlrd> ui tho lt>,
farmers "i Delaware HUd MARY lul.u ANA tl.,
,teaiily increasing demand j. the l.,, pruol o.
rs merits MN l. the time 10 imprpte .and,
At small ruSt
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DIRECTORS: :


GEORGE ". CUMMlNS President.
Wm. ". TsChudy. Dr. Henry K!dgely
IUhn II. HOfieCker, Charles NJ NhaItuu
ieOrge IT. Money, John ". tHU>c!,
Jacob Williams. of ScafOrd EX-tiov. jaime, Pond.
WM. DENNEY. Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

"Send me another dozen Of
Fdmiiy Physician Our people
>ay tney rAn'tge along without
ill.," JOHN SAT1 ERFIELD,
Merchant. Canterbury. bel.
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lFlCC for The Year 1892. 6 Cents per hlSheI

SPECIAL RATES Of FREIGHT al al! station,
q the railroad
orders filled promptly for any amount from .r.,
AT load 10 ten thousand bushels A. ih,- >lIiiv
trade promises Ia be uuu>.allN hctNy III, var Il
would be well L. send orders in caTll
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TRY IT. TRY II! TRY IT
SHELL LIME

The principal agricultural paper, of the county
nave decided thai weight ior weight.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

l. preferable to stone Lime and vIt!, th, present
'Atrenely low prlce amt Advantageous ir,.Igf
,tes. it is decidedly the CHE ArE-I AND NUSI
.iELlABLE FERl lL!ZEk tor PENINSULA use
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

After suffering terribly for
>everal days with n bdd sure
Throat, an trying varinu>
remedies without relief. | finally
Ina he'd my throat and gHrgled
with Family Physician. and nOI
a vpsiige al sure throat remain
ed the next murning.
II NJ. DAGGER.
Near Camden. De-!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-11
FISHING AND HUNTING AccIDEyrs.

Cant, stokes a Tennessee nN,rruan WAS fatally pOi-
soned by the bites of buffalo gnats,
In Newburgh BAY striped bass weighing 81 pounds
was recently caught in u shaI net.
Astingares weighing over ~ pounds was recently
taken III the river near st Augustine,
samuel Robinson of StulrTsytlr, Ga, caught In lis
mil pond catfish tht weighed ~ pounds.
Two young whales, ~ aui ~ feet long were washed
ashore alive on fyhcu Beach in OH Tuesday.
An alligator 10 feet long AMI weighing 2IO pounds was
recently shot by Nathan Grass On the Flint River,
Sturgeon nbouul IN the Iil-bnrOugh River Florida
one weighing over 100 pounds WAS caught on Monday.
Joseph Osrr Of Bremen, Me, mStooE his brother for
fpN and sent heavy chars" Of shot In the boys back.
In picking M his gun In the woods, Patrick Mcmahon
Of Batavia KS accidentally shot and Killed his friend
james SIccltIu.
The colnrri h"vS in Lee County Ga az, fishing for
cranes IhccTAuvS iluck 10 pond, aud tho boys catch
them BY hating hooks with hive fish,
lee SIN covers Bonner Lake III New ada MI by sinking
RHhht through the Ice many trout have been caught,
some OF them weighing twelve pounds.
In his haste 10 yet shot nj flock Of wild turkeys A.
fell, His gun wHS discharged Killing him
william VI AuicrSon ~ salisbury, Mo-, while hunting,
leaned against hs gun while converting The gun 81 -
Hccidently discharged and Anderson fell dead.
hoy AT oxford L. started to get n hig haul 81 fish
ny stunning them with dynamite cartridge The
buried on Tuesday.
As John W Hewitt NJ Huntsville was calling turkeys
bushes ~ the dim light, mistnOk him Tor turkey AID
hrcd charge Of squirrel shot into his body.
John Sharp Of BRISTOL, Va took down hts gun. pro.
phrAtOrr 10 going hunting, took IN the cap from a
nipple picked al tho tube, ant then ramued the VI
into the barrel HE gan VAploded AMI killed hin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-11
THE WORK or LIGHTNING.

Lightning killed the child of Mrs Ann Hardin az 1t was
sleeping by its mOther's side IN Atlanta, Ga,
sam Johnson, colorci boy, killed by lightning il
Gadsien County, Fla, as lie was hOcing In field.
bolt Of lightning killed Michael Bastian of Mendon.
Mich and his horses AMI setting the straw III the was
box on DIRE, burned the wagon
The mule OF John Glenn OF Lexington Ga, was Killed
nv lightning Tuesday. Gl"un's daughter who was
leading tile animal, WAS unllurt
lightning struck the chimney Of the widow Curry's
house IN Stephrusvlr Texas AMI hurled bricks into her
face with such violence that she tell dead.
Lightning struck an oak sixteen feet IN circumference
in Juncshorn Ca and tore II by the In falling
1t crushed buggy in which " % Bets and r. W. Snnp-
son were riding They jumped out In time.
During thunder storm and tornado in Terrell County,
On Miss Jcmic Talbot Wmrlrd through the air as
she lay In bed, the house being demolished She WAS set
down sINty yards away without being hurt,
Lightning struck Clinton Irimhc's house in Donelton
Texas The bolt down the stove pipe, made hole
IN the hour. killing hcn and her brood ~ clckcus
knocked Mrs lrmhe from her chair scnrcng her hair
alIi threw UIild NhiCn "a woman WAS holding fro IN
her arms without iHjutIug it,