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Reindeer Hunting.

Lieu tenant Frederick sshwatka, In 81. Nichols.
One sport that amuses the Eskimo BOYS
very much woHld probably be called In our
language reindeer hunting" Having found
a long and gentle slope on sids-hill, thsy
pace along the bottom OF the hill q number
OF rein deer antlers, or, Gs we sometimes In.
correctly call them, deer.ho for you boys
must not forget that the antlers of a deer are
not horn st all but bone). These antlers of
the reindeer are stuck upright in the snow
sinsly or in groups, in such a manner that a
sled, when we'll guided, can be run between
them without knocking any OF them down,
the number OF open spaces between the
groups being equal TO at least the number Of
sleds. The quantity OF reindeer antlers they
thus arrange will, o. course, depend
upon their fathers success the autumn be.
fore IN reindeer hunting; but there are
nearly always enough antiers to give two or
three, and sometimes five or six, TO each
fearless young coaster.
The boys with their sleds, numbering from
four to six in fair sized village, gather on
the top OF the hill, each boy having with
him two or three spears OR q bow with as
many arrows. They stsrt together, each
boys object being to knock down as many
antlers as possible and not be the first TO
reach the bottom Of the hill. You can see
that, in such case, the slower they go when
ley are passing the antlers the better
They must knock over the autlers with their
spears or srIows only, as those thrown down
By the siedge or with the bow or spear IL the
hand do not count. They begin 70 shoot
their arrows and throw their SPEARS as soon
as they can get within effective shooting dis
lance; and, even after they have passed be
tween the rows CT antlers, the more active
bows Will turn around on their flying s'sds
and burl back a spear or srfoT with cuff
Gent f0rse 10 bring down al antler.
When all have reached the bottom of tbs
hill, they return &c toe rows of antleTs, whore
each boy picks out those he has rIghtfully
captured. and places them ia pile By them
selves Then those accidentally knocked
over By the sledges are gain put mp and the
boys return for another dash down tbs bill +,
until sil the antleTs have been "sDeared.'
Sometimes there Is bat one antler left, and
when there are five or six contestiDg sleds
the race becomes very exciting. for then
speed counts in reaching the antler first
When all are down, the boys count their
winnings, and the victor is, OF course. the
one who has obtained the greatest number OF
aDtle;s.
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kissing shadows-Mesn Observations 4
fCarterville American

lCartefNllle Amerlcan.
/ was coming up from Cedartown on the
East and West one afternoon not long since.
In the rear OF the coach saw young couple
who seemed TO be very deeply interested in
each other. The young lady was well dressed
and had nice manners. Her eyes were bright,
her cheeks rosy and her lips vermilion.
The young couple appeared 10 be much
pleased With each other, and, in spite OF their
surroundings, were indulging in soitspeeehes
and melting glencss. After a while the
young man suggested that they 90 out on
the rear end OF the coach and enjoy the
beautiful scenery. The afternoon was bright
aud the srn was shining across from the
west in genial way, casting long shad-
Ows toward the east. The train sped
along through fields, over bridges and
around curves, and ip my admiration Of the
fine farms to be seen from my window had
almost forgotten the young couple on
the cosoh. The train was gliding through
an open field when my eyes Tell
the shadows OF the youPg couple
reflected against the emoankment on the
side Of the coach whers ! was sitting. l
could distinctly see the outlines of their
figures and the profiles OF thsir faces-even
the motion OF the young mans lips and the
be seen. 1t was amusing to look at, and
called the attention OF my rsighbor on the
next seat to it. Soon almost svsry one in
the car was watching the shadsgs. The
young man seemed to be very ssrnest and
the youug lady very attentive. Gently and
IS IL by accident, the Fhadsw Of the young
mans arm glided around the shadow Of the
young lady's waist and the shadow OF the
young mans lips were seen 70 packer" and
dive at the space between the shadow Of the
young lsdy's chin and nsse. The passengers
in the train bscame dssply interested, and
as the shadows would meet time aitsT tine
litter would run mp and down the Use inside
the car. "Dippin' sugar. raid one old fell
low down in the corner IL seemed that L
could almost see tue sparks of electricity fly
out OF the shadows on the bank rs the lips
met.
About The tims the whistle blew for town,
the young coupls came in looking hsrmlsts
and inRoeentlike, and the young lady re-
marked:
Wasn't the scenery just too lovely"
Sweet wsuld have bsen q better word"
said ths old fellow in the corner In a quiet
undertcne and every body Laughed.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
INoR RENT-FuTnished front room, 25 Eastoh
n street. &c
EoR REST-Furnishcd rooms at IS West Market
Tor RENT Unfinished room. rs West Mich
il igan street. &c
EoR RENT-Front room with slcOve s75 North
II Meridian street
EoR REgT-Two large front rooms, furnished.
L, 12l North illinois street.
EOR RENT Desirable uniurnished front room
Il go North Delaware.
I'oR RENT-Pleasant front room. furnished.
II 175 North Delaware street.
EoR RENT-several unfinished, for hous1.
L keeping. Ice East North street. 3
EoR EENT-Plessant front room. Inquire at
Il Wiley Block, So North Pennsylvania.
HOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished
l. roomsat S716 West Market Room 3.
IIoR RENT-Fine residence, 90 North East,
4 srooms, AID. kREwsoS, Circle.
Tor Observation-Disclosures suite; newly furn-
L ished roomsi references. IS East New York
COR RENT - Newly papered furnished: un-
ono. 3
J
TO man and wife 10 297 East New York
street. -
EOR RENT-Pleasant front room, with acove:
II also three others; bath room attached. 226
kast Chic street.
EOK kENT-Two suits OF rooms either fur.
~ nished or not, aSi North Delaware street.
Bring references 10
EOR RENT--Three furnished rooms desirable
L location; cheap 70 parties who viii not re.
qnire attendants. q, this Office.
EoR RENr--475 North Meridian street; very Dc
II sirable 'front.' room. with alcove, furnished or
unfnfnithedi convenient board.
EoR RENT-Two gentleman to occupy furnished
a 'front.' room, with or without boardi refer
enCes exchanged Address K. this oiice.
Tor RENT Two handsome suites OF four
( rooms % 23l Massachusetts, avenue Every
convenience Tor light housekeeping.
Two RENT-A delightful subur ban residence.
i completely furnished hne large grounds.
great abundance OF fruits and berries, stable pas
ture. pure water; very convenient OF access. Ad-
dress COUNTRY, this Office.
nor RENT-By W. f. Mick 3 Co., 6s East
20 West ohio, - rooms, SO 90.
AZ Park Ave, 10 rooms, stable, etc, so 90.
80 Broadway ~ rooms. stable etc, SIS %.
81 North Mississippi, rooms s2b 90.
4le y. Mississippi, rooms, stable, etc, So 80.
a3l College Ave, 10 rooms, stable etc, So 90.
9S2 North Meridian, rooms, stable etc, go 90
l0l Christian Ave, rooms, gas, etc. so o..
30 ~. NORM broOms, oath, etc, go 90,
4b6 North Delaware rooms Sl6 90.
40 Brookside Ave-, 10 rooms, Sl6 90.
- Ellen, 3 rooms, a. 90.
2 Wallace, west of river, rooms. So 90.
Rear 80 North West, rooms, s. on.
Noble. west OF river rooms. - 90.
40l North Delaware, rooms, so co.
n West McCarty, rooms, sS 90.
SIS West Washington, rooms, 81 90.
2i7 South Delaware, rooms, Sl2 90
lS7 Patterson, rooms, Sc 90.
LIZ Buchanan. re OmS. 81 90
81 Hedlev, rooms, S. 90
20 W. South, rooms, Si3 90.
Dillon and Harrison, 3 rooms, 81 10.
l22 Duncan, 4 rooms, Sl3 90.
Rear IL Bates. rooms. SO 90.
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FINANCIAL.

M 0NEY-At the lowest rate OF interest J. "
1Nl WILLIAMS & Co, and Vinton Block
ITO LOAE-Money with privilege or prepsy
= ment: terms reasonable. THOa O. BAY z
Co. Is East Msrket street. Indianapolis
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STOLEN

y ORsE STOLEN $50 Reward-Saturday night
II April IL; dark bay geldiay, almost sixteen
hands high, spot on forehead. right hind foot
white. I'VE years old. Address W. c. RUSH. lions
vile, lLd. 10
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
PBING the babies and the children to Cadwalla-
ID der * Fearnaughts New Gallery opposite
Browning u sloan's drug store.
DERsoNAL--A widow. without children. de.
i sires pleasant home as housekeeper. Ad-
dress MARY JONES, this Office. ID
DERsoNAL-Anyope knowing the whereabouts
Il OF l.. L. Stodder would confer favor by
comforting with MIRABLE 5ToDDER, Engewood,
ILL., 10
DERSONAL-- Noel Bros. 90 North Illinois wish
l. All To know that everything you may want In
he -four and feed line they have II. Prompt de-
livery.
TNHE instantaneous process is the only one now
wsllader X FeaTnaught 10 and is East Washington
street
A Ii the negatives made by Cadwallader the
~ artist. STAGE 1874 ara carefully preserved.
Cail AZ the New Gallery, 10 and is East Washing.
ton street.
CADwAILADER X FEARNAUGHrs New
" Iallery, is, Is aud 20 East Washington street
Is row oven. Come and see the fine photographs
at our New Gallery.
THE Invitation goes 20 all, including babies and
Il children, TO go 10 Cadwallader * Fearnaughts
New Grand Central Gallery for photographs 10
and Is East Washington street.
THEY VIII photograph the people, and don't
Il you forget IL New Gallery. l6 and IS East
washington street. Cadwallader, the artist, and
Fearnausht. the artist, will give you greeting.
| DERsoNAL-A lady thirty years old. in re-
L ouced circumstances and stranger, desires
situation as housekeeper either in town city, or
country. Address Mrs g. A. p. SSl Race street,
Cincinnati. 26
FOURTEEN thousand seven hundred aud sixty
the nun Der OF negatives that have peen msae Sy
Cadwallader Fearnaught New Gallery 10 aud
Is East Washington street.
DERsONAL-Ladv who sat near gentleman
i with large, round frame, gray hair and side
whiskefs. Friday nleht 81 the Mexican concert.
address, MEM this Office. 26
DERsoNAL-Lehman's Transfer. D Circle street.
Il Baggage delivered 10 any OF the city.
Livery and boardlng stables, 90 West Market
street. Office open IRON s a. m. until : p. m.
Telephone call. 5O2. Stable call, loss. PC
CADwALLADER 4 FEARNAUGHT hsvebeen
~ Obliged 10 yield 10 the Interests OF A. L.
Mriget ( Co., who will occupy the entire BE
proved quarters at 10 and Is East Washington
street
DERSONAL-A gentleman and wife of higa
j. standing and experience in European travel
propose spending year in Europe and take with
them small party of laden Members will be
hmitso- Apply TO B. F. j., % Washington street,
ChieaSo. IL
A invitation is extendes to the public to visit
= Cadwalader & Fesrnaughts New Gallery.
IL will be apparent that the members OK this we'll
known phs graphic firm not only know how to
nske fine photographs, but also know how to
keep 6rst-clsss gallery. Entrance opposite tue
new Indiana National Bank.
DERsONAL-Wanted to be companion to other
Il ladies or housekeeper. by a neat and respect
able middle aged lady. who will eneeavor 10 do
her utmost 10 please. Only responsible and re-
Specialize persons need reply; references ex-
changed. Address MISS BLANCHE BONNER, S34
EOTth Nenter kIreet Irrrc Hauie. Ind.
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TOR TRADE-2S0 Acre Farm In Greene Co
il Indiana Large Barn, Orchard, etc
I6O Acre Farm IN same County. Good I'm
prOVements,'
proved, making IN the Three Farms $40 Acres
free and clean. For trade Tor city Property T
any kind OF Merchandise Will give big bar
gain.
go Acre Farm in Grant County, Indiana
Fair Improvements. For Goods, give or take
Cash Difference.
l60-acre farm in Butler county, Kansas, good
improvements, close 10 railroad. for farm in
Indiana. Give or take cafh.
liroOm brick residence on one OF the best
streets in the city. Stone foundation, slate
roof, cellar under ali the house, brick barn
corner lot, all modern improvents, for a small
er house or farm. Come and see us quick
So, 600 stock OF gents furnishing goods, IN
good city, doing large business, for city o.
farm property. Change OF business cause %
closing cut.
4O-acre farm, well improved, in 90 miles o.
city. clear, for grocery,
A Stock OF Unfinished Wagons and Buggies
amounting TO -, 900.
a BrooEside Lot for anything.
a Stock of Groceries for Western Land
House OF rooms and acres of land on
Hin OILS ST. for q farm. Give or AXE cash
MILLS x LEWIS, 50 East Market st.
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NTANTED-A young and experienced man
Wv wants position or daily or weekls is now
city editor OF of the best little daiIies in the
state; can refer to present employer. HARRY
WILSON, Indianapolis Ind. %
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CITUATION wanted by q young lady Just re
- turned from Europe; plays well on piauo. or
gan and harmci icum; speaks English aud Ger
man. Address L. nEI.ZOG, 2S2 Est Fifth StresI,
New York City.
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DERSONAL--wantedt to be companion to other
Il ladies or housekeeper. by a neat and respect
able middle aged lady. Who Will eneesvor 10 DO
her most 10 please. Only responsible and re-
spectacle persons need reply. references ex
changed. Address MISS BLANCHE BONNER, s3s
North center street, TSrre Haute, Ind.
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uVANTED--A leliable, energetic business man
w 10 act IS general MANAGER for the United
States Dealers Protective Association and Mercan-
tile Agency incorporated, main Office IS BibIa
House, New York City. for Marion and adjoining
counties. The right party can realize 5000 or
- coo per annum, and permanent position. Call
ppon or address the subscriber. ~ the DeniS0n
House on Thursday and Friday. W II. KILvERr,
ksnager 3O-2
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IlOR RENT-FoTnished front room, 25 East on
u street. 26
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JNOR RENT-TNo or three unfurnished rooms
/ 10 man and wife 40 297 East New York
street. ~
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w ANTED-Lsdies and gentlemen in city
w or country 10 earn - 10 s. day. No can
vassing: work furnished and sent by mail.
Address, with stamp, CsNSrALIZED PHoTO Co..
> W. eth 81 Cincinnati, q.
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MAJ ANIED-Men-Any man or woman maSfnr
Wv less Tran $40 per week should in vesfigatss
our easy money making business. We offer ener-
getic persons the best chance on earth 10 make
money - samples free 20 those meaning bust
neks. An sgent writes: Your plan brings the
money quickest OF any ever tried" Address
with stamp for papers n. W. MERRILL & co !.
Ghic,Qo. III. = %
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WANTED.

VIZ AETED-A good girl for general housework.
wv 81 College avenue q
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Tor RENT-Unfurnshed suite; newly furn-
4 ished roomsi references. IS East New York
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EoR REsT-Two large front rooms, furnished.
- 12l North illinois street.
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COR RENT - Newly papered furnished: un-
FINISHED 'front.' Others ana kitchen. p East
0no.
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EOR RENT-Pieasant front room, with alcove
II also three Others bath room attached. 226
East Chic street.
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NOR SALE-Speciai Bargains in TrauD 's 4
II McCormick's Addition, west OF river. Long
time. Lot on Linden near Prospect, 3Jxislk
$780,
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UOK kENT-Two suits OF rooms, either fur.
j. nished or not, 4Si North Delaware street.
Bring references 10
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!" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as drug clerk Tire.
w years experience. steady and willing q
WorB- correct habits. Letter of recommends
Do ar A T~-.,
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E'OR RENT-Three furnished rooms; desirable
i location; cheap, 10 parties who viii not re.
quire attendants. g., this Office
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a y invitation is extended to the public to visit
= Cadwaliader & Fearnaughts New Gallery.
IL will be apparent that the members OF this well.
known phi. tographic firm not only know how to
mske fine photographs, but also know how 70
keep first-clsss gallery. Entrance opposite the
new Indiana National Bank. 8
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M ANIED-Boarder-A strictly private femiy
w residing in the most desirable portion of the
North side Is DESTROYS OF taxing q single gentle
N an 10 board, one who can give best of reference
and Is willing 10 pay fair price for hrst-csss ae
eommcdauons in every particular. Address c.
D.. this Office.
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EOR RENr--475 North Meridian street: very Dc
II sirable 'front.' room. with alcove furnished OF
unfufnithed; convenient board. 3
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E,oR RENT-Desrable uniurnished front room
Il 40 North Delaware. 8
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NJ ANTED-Situation IN a store or Office b,
w young man. GoOG penman: active an'
STEADY: correct habits. Willing 10 work. First
class references. Address.
+. ., Box Is, ANDERSON. I'M
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DBING the babies and the children to Cadwalla.
ID der * Fearnaughps New Gallery, opposite
Browaing q Sloan's drug store. 3
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NOR SALEM " Illinois Street. rooms
II alley ON south and east. Bargain 40 t2091
JOHN :. SPANN & CO..
N Bates Block,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
The Rosadalfs Remedy.

Rosadalis is sovereign remedy for
all diseases Of the blood. 1t has no
equal for the cure Of nervous disorders.
Read this; II would like TO bear tes-
timony to the merits OF RosadAlis, by
saying that some eight years ago ]
was totally Frustrated and could Get
no relief from our family physician;
but after taking one bottle OF Rosada-
lie i became entirely restored to
health. j now weigh l75 pounds, but
when i first took your medicine /
weighed only 1870. / cheerfully recon-
mend 1t TO all, especially to those
afflicted with nervous debility.
mrs. A. A. MASON,
Baltimore, Md
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
Jas. II. Martludale,
Importing tailor, il5 Houston.
Ius,alIment Plan.

The practical working OF the INSTALL
ment plan, by which Fakes Il Co.
have kept their trade mp TO the stand
ard during the dull season, has been
fully explained more than once TO the
readers OF this paper. IL has proven a
blessing 10 salaried men and others Of
limited means, and the proposition TO
give with every single sale amounting
to $50 a chance ia tho $1,000 suit 10 be
given away next January applies to
sales on the installment plan the same
as for cash
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

OF an ear of corn and the reptile bit
him. Having 40 whisky he filed q
tub half full OF black dirt, and mixing
water with 1t buried the wounded
hand and arm. He kept it in this
state for about seven hours, and he is
now walking around snd his arm is
not swollen further than the wrist.
1t is said, in fact Mr.. Clint, county
attorney, announces 1t, that the Sun
day law will hereafter be vigorously
enforced, rs the city has concurrent
Jurisdiction in such cases, and has en-
acted an ordinance allowing saloons to
keep open before 9and after o'clock.
He has some good fights in store for
him.
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Never HIye lin.

II you are suffering with low or de.
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, gem
eral debility, disordered blood, weak
constitution, headache, or any disease
OF bilious nature, by all means pro-
cure bottle of Electric Bitters. You
will be surprised to see the rapid inn
provement that will follow you will
be inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will re-
joice in the praise OF Electric Bitters.
Sold at so cents bottle by II. w.
Williams & Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19

We offer bargains In dry goods
We offer bargains in white goods
wye offer excellent small checked M loo an M
book fold Scotch checks st Ioc w 's
Weoner excellent dress glnghans at Toe same ouaitv ne
sold in the high-priced houses at l2c -
We offer good bargain In ali wool fanc, a.
no hester goods sold every day In this town at 81 IS
aud $3.50. ~" ~ 49,
We offer the best ladies, corset nj -r avn, .,d g., n
the price - "'
We offer the beet ladies' ever sold at the price
We are selling the beat linen ever sold at the price
We ceiling the best linen towels at a. 20 dooa, a,
sold at the price In Texas ~
table damask. ~ ~ WV"
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AUSTIN.
The Land Board Will Not Meet Until
the Return of the Governor.

the Return OF the Governor.
Special.
AUSTIN, TEX, April ls.--Not until
the return of the governor from New
Orleans will the land beard convene
TO take action relative to the sale and
lease of lands. 1t is rumored that no
change will be made In the rules Of
the board governing sales, but that the
lease feature will be so altered as to fix
the minimum price at five cents per
acre, subject TO competition. The MEM
bers of the board, when approached
on the subject yesterday by promi-
nent cattleman, were non committal,
but Treasurer Lubbock expressed a
Willingness to confine the lease to the
above price, as five cents, fixed
by the legislature, seems to him salts
factory TO the people interested.
Prominent cattlemen here assert that
it will be entirely satisfactory to
them. Gov. Ireland said last night
that he will not vote on any question
as q member of the land board affect
ing the disposition OF lands except in
case of tie vote.
The Texas and ST. Louis railroad
paid It's quarterly tax to-day.
Lieut.. Gov. Gibbs reached the city
this afternoon and will guide the ship
of state during the absence OF Gov.
Ireland,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-19
DALLAS.
Robbery on the Rail Bitten
by a Copperhead.
Special.

Special.
DALLAS, TEX, April ls.--Mr. Joe
Tobolosky of this city, with another
man whose name we did not learn,
were coming west on a freight train
last night. When several miles this
side Of Mineola the train stopped for
water or wood. The crew Of the train
left the caboose and went toward the
engine. When the train started three
negroes boarded 1t, coming into the
caboOse. They drew pistols and -four
ishing them demanded money or lives.
The result was that Tobolosky lost a
$40 watch and SIS In money. The
other man lost SIG The negroes then
jumped from the train and disappeared
in the darkness. The affair occurred
about o'clock.
Mr.. j. l.. Fisher, living several
miles in the country, went 10 his crib
yesterday 10 give his horses earn. He
ptgked up coppernead snake instead