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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
PARIS.
Annual Meeting of the Lamar County
Auxiliary Bible Society.

Special.
PARIS, TEX, March 9-The Lamar
County Auxiliary Bible Society Of the
American Bible society, held It's an.
nual meeting at the Methodist church
last night. A full house gre. ted Cid.
II. w Officer, who preached very
interesting sermon on the Bible. Az
the close of the sermon Mr.. }. w.
Fdlton, president Of the local society
took the chair. A collection was taken
up, amounting 20 SIS 90. The follow
ing OIL ers were re.electedi J. w. Full
ton, president; Row g. MRnton, vice.
president; G. II Barsano, treasurer,
and Rev. j. II Skinner, secretary.
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FALLS COUNTY.
special.

Special.
PERRY, Tx, March Soon after
9 O'Clock last night one Of Rev.
Schluembach's wOrk-hands hitched
his horse at the store OF Moser d
ZAuner. Mr. Sehluembach soon heard
his horse dash away up the road, and
upon running out he found that his
horse, which wsa tied with a heavy
rope, had been cut loose. The only
party known TO have been about WAS
one who had just come In on the train
from Waco, whose reputation Is not
enviAble and who failed 10 secure
riding horse at the stable. and who
probably attempted TO confiscate the
first animal In reach, but 81 he was
carrying more whisky than backbone
he made n failure TO mount. AS the
horse was seen Tiderless dashing
toward home, some miles distsrt,
where he wAs soon after recovered.
All farmers are very busy and the
season II opening very promising.
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Articles at Cost at j. X. Jones,
Also handsome clocks at less than cost
The Derrauded Ladies.

Queen Victoria was recently swim.
died out OF els by n beggsrly scoundrel
who pretended TO want II for char
liable purpose. But many other wo-
men have been robbed OF health by
oVerwork and underpey. Enfeebled
and languid women with shattered
nerves find strength and comfort 10
Browns Iron Bitters. Mrs. AMANDA
Lsyson, Crswfordville. Ind, writes:
II used Browns Iron Bitters for gem
eral IN health, with good results" IL
cures dyspepsia, weakness and NAL
aria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

WoOTAN WELLS-ROBINso COIN.
w w., Texas; open summer ana yinta,
v IN. nnnured and forty miles north OF Il ,us.
. t!r 70 Woo'au Wella Junction, on Houston
a Texas Central railway street cara fnee,
All gay trains. Acknowledged the best min.
eral water in the south. Has cur, d thon.
excursion tickets at al Houston q Taxos
Sentral railway offices wat,r by EXPRESS
=. q. ID. Hotel Will be under new man ave-.
nent, toniortable offices win chimneSs
Two mails each day. Board, Including min.
eIal water, rom - ~ sl2 PEI W. Elk, Address
Hoolan Wells company, Wooian Wells, TeS.
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a NEW REPUBLIC.
The Central American States Erected
Into One Republic

New YORK, Marcn 9.---The follow
ing telegram from the secretary of
foreign affairs of the republic of Gust-
emals has been received by Jacob
Baiz, consul general from that coun-
try:
To BaiE. Consul General al New York,
United states;
President BarrIes has Issued de
cree proclaiming the union VI Centail
America ~ one republic and Co real.
lie the same he has assumed the su.
preme military command
CRUZ.
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
KYLE.
Special.


KYLE, Ten, March 9.-B. q.
Neighbors to-day sold his one half in
teri st in the Hays County News to his
former partner, Sam COwsn, who will
hereafter edit and publish the paper
by himself.
Mrs. Meredith, the aged mother Of
Mrs. DR.. Rogan, is lying at the point
of death with consumption. and it is
not thought that she can live longer
than a few days at most.
Ex-State Senator Rogers, owner OF
the famous Iittltfield ranch near
Kyle, is in the city looking after his
large cattle interests in this county.
Ms E. Nance and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hellman left tonight for the New
Orleans exposition.
The Little JOKER" Is the best smok-
ing tobacco.
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Important TO Owners of Stock
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia

Removes all Uuaghtly lunches. Cures
Lameness In cate. splnN Meningitis.
Sprung Knees. Qnieter Founder Weak
Limbs. SPAWN. hingboDe WindRalls.
No stat 10 should be without IL. Railroad,
mining aud express mpauies all use Giles
Liniment, and In the great racing stables
OF Belmont and Lorillaid IL has achieved
wonders Onetrinl Will.conyince,
Write DIR GILES. BOX 1913 N. v, 2. o. who
VIII. without charge. give advice ON ali dis
eases and ALSO on the management Of cattle.
Hoid ny all druggists at 6Dc. and fl.0D bottle
and In quarts ~ t2.5d, In which there ~ great
saving. Tue Lipinsrt In white wrappers ~
for family use that In yellow for cattle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

In offering Silver Loaf baking pow
der to the public, the manufactures
simply asks trial with other brands,
and is willing to abide the result.
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1000 Dozen

Eggs wanted every day for the next
two weeks at the Fort Worth Grocer
Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

LINING 70 THEPUBLIC.-I U NDER-
|lU md mat parties ere going around TO
W ~, seS houses repre- emitting themselves as
iopite.nts solIoiting work 10 cl. an anb dye
|J want It 10 be understood emp oy
ilds ia nor am responsible for any work
IteGts,a .uch. My only place tor receiving
/ ytln "a 20. Third and Taylor streets.
rih y PULASKI.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

,,,,rs,,fs under hti head 'du be N.
~ a, rate OF due cents a line, each inser-
e''o ~ ,oords 10 ne line. No advertisement
~ A. i,s, than Twenty-Five cents. Parties
w., NJ have no running account must pay
J. .aoaoe
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An Inresllratlon 0rder.d.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo March "a
communication from the late board Of
fund commissioners was read In the
house this morning requesting an In
vestlgstIon into the purchases of state
bonds during the last two years. A
resolution was introduced that COM
mittee Of five be appointed by the
speaker 10 investigate the charges Of
Encouragement against the commits
sioners In the purchase OF the bonds
for the state during the years 1883 and
1884. The resolution was adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

For dyspepsia aud liver complaint.
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of 5hiloh's VitaliZ-T. IL never
fails 10 cure, Sold By II. w. Williams
4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

-,,YTrp BY A YOUNG MAN WITH
IN 80 references, q sttuat on IA steno-
lrss and typewriter operator. ADDRESS
's,i West + rst stree, city.
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7s,,rAT,oN W NTED-uALH

NTtp A POSITION AZ SALESMAN
INV In grocery store Fest city references.
rsssJ h., Gazette,
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Law CARDS.

Members of Fort worth 40,
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AMEs s. % AVIS, ATTORNEY AT law,
~ Fort Worth, Texas Office over First
Nat onal bank, corner second and Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

r N. COOPER, ATTORNEY. AT-LAW.
IL. Office over Fort Worth Pharmacy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

The Little Joker" is the best smok
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

Wy X. AIDRlDGE, ATTORNEY A.
W. Law, Notary Public and Land Agep'
1921 Jones street.
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FOR sALE-LIvE sTooK.

slN0R SALE. ONE GOOD MICH COW,
" I'VE years old. with young calf. BY j. c.
'aIs0ns. at the Tenne, see st re.
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gEoR ALE-s,0OO NORTH WEST TEXAS
~ yeerlings. s. A. Hatcher, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

~ u. CANTEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW
os once over Barnes grocery, corner Mar
and First streets.
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The Bar Elsewhere.

THAS. A, TAYLOR, ATrORNEY.AT LAW
~ and land agent, Clarksville Tex.
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REMOVALS.
FINANCIAL.

VFfER 100000 FOR LOAN ON LONG
slne on farm, ranch and city business
.Sperty. James r simpson, Dallas Tex.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

NEoR SALE IT A BARGAIN.--A COM
NJ plete get OF timers tools IN frstolass
soeI. Apply at No lOl6, corner Tenth and
XaOnston, to ChaG Gay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-31

WAsnINGToN, July 29-Among the
sundry decisions rendered by the treasury
department in the customs cases dur
ing the past week are the following
Certain medicinal soaps claimed to be
remedial AGENTS for different diseases of
the skin arr dutiable at the rate of 80 per
cent advalutem. The inspection of tea
required by the act of March 2, 1883, must
be made on samples taken from the i'm
porters after it has been placed III the
Warehouse and cannot be made upon
advance samples on so-called overland
canister samples sent in advance of the
shipment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-31

TORONTO, July 2S.-A gentleman from
the country near London, reports an in
vasion of grasshoppers nearly as bad as
what has been heard of in Kansas. In a
field OF black barley he saw thousands of
heads on the ground, mischievously cut
off by these alarming pests, and the oats,
he SAYS, in some fields are faring as badly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-31

ur'annual sabbath school picnic Will
be held at Fletcher, Thursday, Aug, &
Otis Griswold, a resident of his place,
died suddenly from an attack of hemor-
rhage on Monday of last week .Consid-
cradle interest was manifested in the
game of baseball between the Hyde Park
and Morrisville clubs, last week. Ten
innings were played and resulted in a
score of thirty-siX to thirty-five in favor of
the Hyde Parkers. Both clubs are made
up of good material and would make a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-31

President Cleveland surrendered to
pressure in making b. B. Smalley, the
Democratic leader of Vermont, collector
of Burlington, vice-General Wells, whom
nobody believes to have been guilty of
partisanshIp where he resides. Smalley
poses as the Democratic party of Vermont
His appointment will not bring vote to
the Vermont Democracy, but will slim
ulate the Republicans to increase their
maiorities. Nobody has been or will be
benefited by Smalley's appointment eX-
cept himself and few officers he may
designate, and nothing will be affected by
it except his standing AS boss Senator
Edmunds has said that he shall oppose
Smalley's confirmation. and as it was sim
ply spoils selection into which the Pre-
sident was evidently drawn against his
better judgment, it is to be hoped that he
will be supported by every Republican of
the United States senate. There is no
excuse for purely political appointment
like that of Mr. Smalley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-31

There has been n. large demand here for
mourning goods since General Grants
death. Three yards have been purchased
thus far The State House is darkened by
the dust from the blasting in the rear and
that is all the indication in that direction
of the nations loss. The funeral of
Joseph p. Meron occurred Friday. Mr..
'Meron had been for long time an
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
FALLEN LEAVES.

OH scodiy rich and fair
This old earth-houss or ours grown OLD IN nope
Glad are the rustiins wooda the upland slope.
And sweet the voicsfui airi
In russell notes. the trees
Keep holiday Cor the departing year.
Ana overhead. among their oouShS hear (.
The chanting Of the breeze.
Obi glorious and strangsi
They stand TRANSPORTED In the holy air
IIie dying saints. whose brows glory wear.
Awaiting the last change.
In gladness. not In gloom,
IN. waning year yields up her patient breath;
ReIolclng. through the grave and gate OF death.
To reach some fairer bloom
The leaves fall slow and stiii.
Nor fear 20 miugle with their kindred dust
sure that though scattered BY the autumn gust
Some good they shall filnl:
Content 90 that they shield
The tender plant from winter heartless strife
OR minister In death to coming lifo-
To the one VIII they yield.
so when In life's dark hours.
Fair hopes lie fallen meath the driving blast,
1 too. may nnd. by patient search. at last
Amongst the buried nowers
some lowly work TO do
For him who keeps the garden OF the Lord,
His smile TO cheer. his hand from III 70 ward.
Ills troth my guerdon true.
Yor. bending down to olesa
Gods own blue sky OF truth. year after rear.
spans with its silent arch our lower sphere.
In loving faithfulness.
My hearth how canst thou grope
Amid the ioyless shadows OF the night,
while on the scroll OF Heaven Is writ In light.
Thy resurrection hoPs'
M n. 4 Stone, tn Chicago Advance.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
Tho Draft Horses Of France.

While some people in America call
all horses imported from France Nor
mans, Il Is a fact that there Is no breed
in Franco called by that name by tho
French people; the name. Norman,
therefore. Is purely American. Tho
principal breeds OF Franco arc known
MS Percherons and Boullanais. Tho
Pcrcherons arc the most highly priced Of
all French races, and all departments
Of France 60 to the Perchc for stations
TO improve their local breeds. The
Pcrcheron stud book Of France. pub
lished under The authority Of The French
Government. Is tho only stud book OF
draft horses that is or erer has been pub
lished In France. and now contains the
pedigrecs OF about 5000 animals. But
some importers are offering certificates
from France OF Norman draft horses
that may mislcad people who do not
understand tho French language into
believing these records Of origin. Not
one OF them issued contain, pedigree.
They are furnished at the request OF
American buyers by the secretary OF
ono OF the French Agricultural socic.
ties, who says there is no intention OF
publishing them in stud book form. as
they have no pcdigrccs and are OF no
valuo whatever. II l. well known
fact that what man gives for horse
over from $500 to Ss0O-,hc price Of 3
good gradc-is paid for purity of blood
and where the seller Is not ablc to give
tho recorded pedigree Of the animal
sold Us evidence Of additional value, hC
has no right to ask il. With these facts
before him, no Intelligent man will buy
horse imported from France unles:
no Is recorded with his pedigree In full
In the Pcrchcron Stud Book Of France
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
DON'T WORRY.
Why the Poultry business 10 Bound to
Prove Remunerative.

why the Poultry Businea 10 bound TO
Prove Remunerstive.
There are q great many excellent
farmers who are afraid to fix up dc.
cent poultry house, and spend five dol.
lars or so for trio Of pure,bred fowls.
for fear that this poultry business will
soon be overdone and kind o. die out.
Now you needn't worry = bit about
that. Croakers have talked that way
ever since Mrs. Noah insisted on taking
her favorite Brahma hen into the ark.
I have no doubt but that Noah or some
OF the boys told her that after the
shower was over there wouldn't be any
market for eggs and chickens, and be-
sides they didn't believe the old hen
was worth saving anyway. OF course
they wanted the rooster; he could crowl
But Mrs. Noah had her way (women
generally dog, and from that day to
this have never heard Of single case
where good poultry or fresh eggs had
to DO given away because there was no
paving market for them, and don't
believe any one else has-in fact the
demand for poultry products Is on the
increase, and I notice that the prices
keep up to q paying point No. my
friends; the hen business will not DO
ovcrdonc, or die out while people live
and eat, so you can just 60 ahead and
do all you. like towards supysg Tho
world with choice poultry anu ircsh
eggs, and your profits will DO Just In
exact proportion to the amount OF
brains you put into tho business. be.
cause more than half Of the misguided
mortals who 60 into poultry raising
with the expectation OF making nine-
ty.nine dollars week." in their own
town, fail and quit, 1t does not follow
that tho business Is overdone, any more
than It follows that farming does not
pay because some men fail 70 get q
living by filling the soil.-fra'r'e
Fsyuer.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10

"A lady on rfth Avenue, New Yuk.
quickly Summoned q doctors
"Oh, doctor, my husband 10 nearly dead.
as attended caucus last night He made
four speeches and promised 10 Do will his
fellow citizens again to-day. But oh. doc.
Tor, he looks nearly dead"
"Has hs besn In politics iongw
mo, only last year. He worked hard
for sJsmss McC anlay's electlon.n
ale wfll get well, madami He has .
stomach for any disease. II he worked for
him!n
Political life, Of short or long duration,
II very sxhausting, as II evident from the
great mortality which prevails among
public men. Ex.U. n. Senator b. X. Bruce,
who has been long In public life, says:
"Ths other day, when stepping Into
car ct q crossing, found DR.. - within,
who eyed me up and down In o surprised
way, remarklng:
"Why, Senator, how we'll you lookp =.
HWell, feel pretty well, ] answered."
The doctor uttered an incredulous reply,
when the Senator frankly told him, In an :.
swer TO an inquiry, that IL was Warmers
safe euro which accomplished Tor him
what the profession hal failed to do. Sen.
ator Bruce says his friends arc very much
astonished at this revelation OF power
The Globe.
.oyervhe,ming,y Defeated.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
IRON CRYSTALS.
Good Steel Presenting the Appearance Of
Groups Of Beautiful Crystals.

an sxoh.usc says that the microscop.
ic determination Of the different quail.
ties Of iron and steel Is now regarded as
ono of the most valuable aids In metal.
lurgical industries. Thus the crystals Of
iron are double pyramids in which the
proportion Of the axes to the bases sva-
ries with the quantity Of the iron; the
smallness OF the crystals and the height
OF the pyramids composing each ele-
ment are In proportion to the quality
and density Of the metal, which are seen
in the finencss OF the surface; and as the
proportion OF the carbon diminishes In
the steel. the pyramids have 80 much
the less height. In pig iron and the
lower qualities OF hard steel the crystals
approach the more closely the cubic
form. Forged iron has its pyramids
fattened and reduced to supcrposed
parallel leaves, whose structure consti.
tutes what Is called the nerve Of the
steel; and the best quality Of steel has
all its crystals disposed In parallel limos,
each crystal filling in the interstices be-
tween the angles Of those adjoining.
these crystals having their axes In the
direction Of the percussion they undergo
during the working. Practically. good
steel has the appearance, microscope.
cally, Of large groups OF beautiful crys-
tals.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
What He Was.

A certain Ohio travelling man, name.
less here forcvermore, who perambu-
lates through the West. Is a great story
teller. and some of his yarns need shaw
ing. Lately he was tellinga batch OF
peculiarly old ones, through Indiana,
and one night in Lafayette he set.
tied down with a crowd and began
again. After awhile he went to bed.
and the fellows drew one big sigh OF
relief.
"Who the deuce is that chap, any.
how?" asked New York man.
"He's Buckeye" replied Gncin.
natl man who knew him.
"Oh. he lisp Well. I'll be darned Il
/ wouldn't have made affidavit that he
was q chestnut"
The motion passed unanimously
Merchant Traveller.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
eAors FOR FARMERS.

The ics.water remedy for cabbage
worms has been pronounced o failure'
Toledo Blade.
Honey should DO kept In tho dark
or II will granulate; the bees work IN
dark hiyes.-Clspeldnd Leader.
The bee moth Is small miller Of .
rusty brown color. which deposits her
eggs In the hives Of weak colonies dur.
Ing the night time.
-Churning sweet cream Is net con.
sidered q good method BY many leading
auth6rities-the better plan icing TO
allow the cream TO ripen somewhat
NJ Y. Telegram.
The value Of poultry In the United
States amounts to over 800, 900, 900.
This large sum would DO increased II
poultry received the same attention q,
Is bestowed upon sheep, cattle or horses.
-llural New Yorker.
I'm planting flower seeds, fine ones
should be covered very lightly, Just
enough to protect them from the sun.
Very fine ones are better sown on the
surface, and pressed lightly into the
soil.-Cincinnaii Times.
1t Is a mistaken idea that a horse
must bekept in fear with the whip. He
mutt first be taken In hand to learn the
voice, and gradually made to under.
stand by example the meaning Of what
Is said to him. Teaching horse Is
Just like teaching child.-San Fran.
ciso, Chronicle.
in the course o: recent address
ON the grasses, j. r. Alcott said: "A
town flock Of sheep, with q shepherd
and bush scythe, would DO grand
thing to keep down brush and weeds
along our highways, and would bring
In our native grasses that would be a
real ornament to every country road
side."-Prairie Farmer.
The Iopa Homestead advises the
farmer who wants to grade up his
stock to look out the breeder Of plain,
everyday cattle and buy his best. The
breeders Of plain.bred cattle have in
mind something beside mere pedigree.
They breed for sound merit. They are
the missionaries in the work OF cattle
Improvement.
"A correspondent Of the Fruit Re-
corder says he has boiled leaves and
stems Of tomato plants until the Juice
Is all extracted. and finds the liquor
deadly to caterpillars, lice, and many
other enemies Of vegetation. 1t does
not injurc the growth Of plants, and
its odor remains for long time to dis
gust insect marauders.
I'm the Rural New Yorker "Horti'
cola" strongly recommends the flower
ing dogwood (cornus forida) as tree
for the lawn. Fine specimens Of this
tree grow to the height Of thirty feet,
with q symmetrical top and smooth
trunk. When in bloom its large,
snowy white flowers render 1t more at.
tractive than the finest magnolias,
while In autumn the leaves assume the
most gorgeous tints.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
The Spinning Wheel.

tits gravcly announced that the spin.
ming wheel cures insanity. The poor
patient becomes so bewildored by the at.
tempt to keep hands AMI feet going at
the same time that she forgets TO be
crazy. Her nervous excitement 10 al.
layed by the buzz and rattle. and she is
Gained by noise which used to drive
our grandmothers mad. All the spin.
ming wheels in the country are conse-
qucntly being sent 10 insane asy'ums,
and we would like TO suggest that II the
supply gives out II is barely possible that
few pianos might serve the purpose as
well. But this is too good to be true
~ !, Herald.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10

"A new volcano has lately made it'
appearance in Sicily, according to the
Roma. A guard stationed in Ficuzsa'
province Of Palermo. noticed on sew,
eral evenings fire on q hill called
Busambre. In the belief that band
Of brigands had placed their camp
there, he collected his soldiers one
evening, and. armed to the teeth. sp'
preached the hill. Suddenly tney were
startled by subterranean thunder while
q rain Of red.hot ashes began 70 de-
scend on them. and put them to night