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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-07
INDIGESTION

70 strengthen tho stomach, create IN
appetite. and remove the horrible depres-
sion and dependency which result from
Indigestion, there l. nothing 50 effective
= Ayers Pills. These Pills contain no
ealosnel or other poisonous drug. act
directly on the digestive and asSimi'at'.e
organs. and restore health and strength 70
the entire system. T. p. Bonner, Chester
Pa. writes: II have used Ayers PMS
for the past 30 years, and am satisfied
/ should not have been snvc to-days y y
had not been for them. They
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-07

UVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
j bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend TO Township business on
saturdays OF every week, at bis Office on
North Main street, Jasper, In Schulz.
macher's building.
The Library Of said Township - kept
a the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann'
y here persons wanting books can obtain
them at any time.
JACOB BuRGER, Trustee.
June 9th, lse4-iy.
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Cured

me Of Dyspepsia when all other remedies
failed, and their occasional use has kept
me in healthy condition ever SINCE.
y. \. smith. Utica, n. r.. writes; -
have used Ayers Pills, for Liver trouble.
ana Indigestion. good many years, and
have always found them prompt and
efficient in their action" Richard Norris
Ivnn. Mass, writes: "Aftcr much suffer-
ing. have been cured Of Dyspepsia and
Liver troubles
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29
A Few 4Heyies.

How can II, A Tweed successfully manage the oiieo at county treasurer when he has failed of success in every enterprise he has undertaken ir this territory2
 Can the voters of Cochise county trust the funds of the county in the hands of man who must trust to the honesty and capability of his deputyf This is what II. 4. Tweed will have to do,
 Do the people of Cochiss county wish to trust the funds of the county in the hands of H. A. Tweed, while he is engaged in business, the nature of which requires sudden and unex- pected demands for cash? We think not.
 The people of this county demand that the man elected to the office of county treasurer must and shall de- vote. his entire time and attention to the duties of his office, This eopdi= tion H. A. Tweed is physiosllY aad mentally incompetent to do.
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Esoy xsa2,sas ga sa&sa og ygs,..

The good old ladies are now begin
 ming to tell us that war is an ineyita-
 ble fact in the near future. How do
 they know? Simply because all, or
 nearly all, of the babies born this year are boys. This is an uniailins
 presage of war, as every sensible
 thinking man onghl to know. It is oi course very good thing that We arc advised ot this iact in ample time to trim our sails. Everything will go UP-that is, everything eatable aud sileable, and we must begin to store away and garner up. The shoddy clothing manufacturers and ingenious persons who make coffee out of peas and hard-tack out Of pine blocks can now go 10 work at getting ready sup plies for the. army. Perhaps there may be q general exodus to Canada when this male surplus in the baby line becomes known. but wa have lost so many prominent citizens to the un- fortuna:e dominion that we are gr;e.- hardened. l hope that the boy-baby sign doesn't mean civil var; we have had enough Of that. But when the girl babies outnumber tue boys it vii! b2 plainly understood fiat another war is surely foretold-;he domestic War. This life is one unendiu5 strife. Cleveland San.
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Masars Lynch and Hanna two yell known packers of Fort Huachuca wAo have been spending Il few days n thjs ely returned 10 Fort Hua- eiluca this afternoon.
 |. 5. Robinson a #oli known stock man Of Benson pad visit to this city yesterday. We understand tAa; it is lis intention to remove h!s family to this city in the noaI future.
 } John Roberts h.ld the misfortune the other evening t6 slip and fall on the sidewalk, cutting h.s face, Out side of putting his eye in mourning no damage Was done.
 l. was the general opinion rhat Tom Mo5anders WIS cracked. Not vItA2;andins this Tam managed to persuade d lady fair to become lis bride and went t2 the minister to ar range matters. The revorncd gentle man shared the common notion res pecting Tam m's mental capacity an i therefore proceeded with due caution in the matter. Among oiher quos- tons the niin:sIcr asked: As this is ' Tcry im@or9anl step you are aauu; tF lake y"" ought :" consult v.ur
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Frank Broad naA Johnny Crowley took their departure this afternoon fer a trlp dr-unl ,Lc mines in the iatc.- est Of the republican ticket.
 Gu paper does Tot come up to is usual standard 0: cxceIence o-l.y, owing to the tact thlt " were sL ,r Q handed,
 Sandy Bob now handles the ribbons himself on the stage line between this city and Fair5ank.
 Judge Robinson who accompanied Col. Baan from th;s ely 10 Nogales, Beusnn and Willcox returned last evening. He reports great cnthu- silsm for our l 'le51te at every pltcc where they spoke.
 Charles Smith, Dspr'y Sheriff, was suddenly taken II this morning, and for d slort time his life Was lcspaired of, but up to the hour of going 10 rrcss he iS resting easily, and ;ha chances now are greatly in his favor.
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Cleveland and Party Leave at Once for Washington After the
 Ceremonies.
Secretary Of the Treasury Manning Will Resume His Official Busl-
 ness at Once.
Ts,c 5aaral.oidi Celebration.

Special to THE DAILY ToMBsToNEl.
 NEw YORK, Oct. 29.-At one o'clock
 the signal gun was fired and the col
 umn began its forward movement.
 The U. 5. Steamship Dispatch lay of
 the west end of 23i street as the col
 umn of boats appreaced. President Cleveland arrived with lis suite and
 prepared to goon board. As the guns fred the presidents salute halt was made until the Dispatch got under way, when, with q loud hlast of whis- ties, the column of boats followed in behind bound for Bedloe's Laland. The music that was played while the officials and guests were assembling Gn Bedloe's Lland yesterday afternoon wss followed by the signal gun that announced the bagianing oi the cere- monies. Prayer waS offered by Rev. Dr Richard 5. Sterrs. Count Ferdi- nand de Lesseps then delivered tie tl}a address on behalf of tie Franco American Union. Senator Evarts next made tue presentation nddress. The ceremony oi unyeiling the Statue of Liberty then took place, and was followed by s,slute from all the guns in tIlc har5or. Ailer music President Ci2Y2!aRd iornaily accepted :he sIatue and anal an addrcss was then made by the representative oi France, Min iate' f!emiruteatlary and Envoy Ex- traerdinary M. 4. Lefevrr. There was more music by Gjln@re's 22I reg ime1t band. Then .CLaancty 1i. De- pew delivered .he comnemorrtion ad dress. Gil Iundrel was ll;.yad by the band :snI the assembly joined in lhe ringing doxology. The ceromon- ics were ,l1sed with the bcncdiction pronounced 5y the Ri :. ht Rev. Henry C. Potter, D. D., Assistant Bishop of the diocese of New York. The naz tiJn:i salute Was then fired Simultan- eou.If by all the batteries in the har- hof, aloat aa4 ashore. The pro srAmme provides for an evening il- luniaa;ion ot tine statue, with fire Siks on Bedl1e's and G,vp1nnr's Iel- anIs and the batteries, and dinner ln honor of the Frerch g tests will be given at D. lmonico's th evening by the chamber oi commerce.
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employing o5her counsel 10 protect the county's interest. not only against delinquent taxpayers, but against the advice of tho district attorney him self
 The man who aspjres t2 public position siould bo public spirited; q man inclined to encourage and assist n every public benefit; nan who chccr'uliy bears mutual burdens with his fellow men; Q man whose record Is in all respects consis tent with the duties of the office he seeks. Mir. Goodrich is not that man.
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BIEsoE, Get. 2,;, ESSG.

4''.Ns2E, Get. 3,i, EbHG. EDITOR DAiLT ToHasrozz fine democratic meeting held at this place Iassovc1ias appears to have been il ;a3ara, E:oA llo bonfire dia no: ira" a cfa~a.
 |. }7. 8:.aa @aa tho arst speaker and ae made d !ai.aro in bis yrsu- ucnt against Baa.. c7 il other ZOE js he did not make single poiat. The impression now is in Beans fa>or here, aaI that he told ;he truth i'll r,.- gard (o thc Tres Alamos and ou.e, Land grants, aud done a!! In the pow CT ola elgs.,ts .1g ti.s interests .: t.l, "rop'<.
 Ben Goollica liiyd 3o make a speech but 10 one was present ,o Ly..f 1j,n. W'e don't c,ll him honas, Ben aay l.u.o ,Ljs way.
 2. WILLIAM,
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Acquitted

special to TIE DAILY TrMUsroNEL
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oc>. 25.-Thc see ond trial of Michael Doane, one of the jury Lribers, vnI>d t,-d y by tha jury returning a verdict of not guilty after twenty minutes d>liberation. 0a the first trial the jury disagreed.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29
SE Asst Docs EE gaassr,s


 The sensation at Fort Lowell yos- tcTday Was the receipt of q dispatch
 from Washington that the 9th Infan-
 try has been ordered to the depart nent Of the Platte. This news has creatcd great excitement and the feeling generally was one If ycxa.ion, for tae reason that the reginrnt has net yet rccoyc!2d tfou. tl,c move from California 10 this territory The move to Arizona, it is claimed, was made with total disregard of the services ant comfort of the regiment, in the heat ot midsummer, and nov having worried through the extreme heat of that season, they now go north to meet the coming winter. They have not yet recovered from the financial stress of that. move when they are called upon to make another still more expensive move. IL was hoped that fl the 8th had to go 1t would at least be postponed until spring, when all would be in much better condition to move both financially and from sanitary standpoint Ike injustice to the 9th in sending it to Arizona to take station after uIl tho service it had done in Arizona for nearly twelve years previous, was so apparent in the movement of regiments last summer when it could readily have been sent to some department to take perma- nent station, when contrasted with the undlsturbed status of the 9th and i7lh in their respective departments, that those two regiments were moved with. ou' any apparent reason except to make amends for ain evident over sight. The move nov is no doubt due to the fact that the return of the troops from the tielI has overcro wded tae forts in the territory, as there is at least one regiment in Arizona than be qnartered. Thus an il advised order list summer brings about second sense of hardship to the 8th ta say nothing Of the expense to the govern nent that nigh: have been avoided hy waiting for tho c!oso Of lho IaIian campaign.
 Taking t5is more into coasidara ton with i's action in regard 10 il;e Indian caMpaisn. anI the manner in which !he final result aYl great success ef GonyFa' Miles is Icing treated, We are lead 70 the conviction Hiat some oae ;s influencing ,hs War 4epartmens ua- f"r;us%;tly 10 say tho least. The Ist In!antgg s!.oElI not Have becn orlere-l ol1 0. this tclritory in tie nilst nfan i'..iiaM oin;raigp, wniGA looked; either | llke #n injustice CT < rt.ic:ion on tho | regiment. Tin whpn | wlE:22 cGn,- manJor ;akse l.o!5 9i& yn.s al c..d to the Indian trorolas l;lst have been ths src.' bane of ILis country, to the great relief oi ,ho peutio of Arizona i and with hair h.'nr;ipst approval in all respects, to allow his services to D. .'dsc sel. criticised aud lis reputation 'ojaled by charges Of disohe,!.suce oE l "rde.s and other military errors, rhc made upon the minds ot our people is .h.;t sonle oac i5 in the rcsi;i'n to bring ahout these thing. who has a motive and an interest iu crushing a growing reputation, anu "ho is lnsor"pulous as to the means, and injustice t my cause to the sr"op,. Ihe r;<.as llan js ever the '%gges oi onyioos and jealous compe,- ityrs--Tucson Sta..
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T'sae g.laqo3ss Egopss&'tcss,a CavsE,.

T'i2e B4laFo2ss Eecpas2ltcsan C2gsE,. At meeting Of the above club O..l. 18th after the minutes ol last nectiag g were read and approvoI tlIe following resolutions were adoptod:
 First-That ws shall bo !,nown as the Lincoln Republican Cl9b. i3econ,I-That wa pledge ourselves to support the republican plattor:n en- tire.
 2'hi.;'-.Taat sa gre and eH fee, grate;ol, and vii always appreciate tllv principles a> promI',st.i in ouc @eAai! hy the republican pa:sy.
 CHAs. SAUNDEEs, Preyidci&.
 !. \. MILLER, Chairman.
 4. c. BALI. Secretary.
 v, Y. SHrr9, Trsi:ur<r.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29
2 NSs.Ss,s:-:sNY.as.

TIITaH TIE ToNHeroNE.-I desire through inc columns of your paper to notify Hiy friends and the voters of thc 'Li'd ward, that have withdrawn my ran-c .r,nt tie an:i-Ch:uese ick- ct "s q candidate fir councilman i!onl t;.' ,i,iid warI, ju favor cf Geo. E .isv;u~ 'lsa+ h> staying iu
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

! sy 5sy szo s.y3osszs2 2sos gao E,ic2setg The nan who seeks an honorable ana responsible office through tho med
 ium cl the ballot bax shoud damon-
 sGraoo to the people thst he Isnot only
 competent, LQt also deserving, of tlo
 position ard trpat to which bc asp;res.
 Ben Goodrich, Esq, has secar5d the nominato oa on the Democratic ticket for District Att rney of Coaiiss county. Ttia is all ol}ico of grea. re- sP6.sibil;ty- a.d importance. E.t only does the Yroper restraint and punishment of crime in cur midst de pend largely upan the zeal anI of-
 ici ncy of the District Attorney, but lis acts and decisions directly eff. ct every taxyaJef in the county. He is rot only the pro ccutor Of all cfrnd- CTS agaInst territorial laws, but he is ;he legal ajv ser for tI,e unty in all matters, and m this relation becomes largely rtsponsih for he prop cal- lection and eXpend ture of 3h9 public funds.
 AS a fitting t xt to this di.cus ion of Le quAl;icati ns of Mir Gocdlica fer the position he is now seeking, we may refer 10 the records in ofii.e Of the County Treasurer We f.d ,he;e The following assessment against lIr. Goodrich for the year !S35.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29
Silver E}9osGgEoIas,

s,lec, Knights A Q. |. Y. meet to. night.
 Fine laying hens i.r sals at inc Fllton Market corner oi Seventh and Fremcnt streets. u.
 Thcod re W,Isb, of Charleston, paid Tombstone d visit yesterday.
 Something recent - Dress-qools bargain counter. Palace" 27i
 James Dobson aud Fl Thompson, Of Charleston, are visiting this city.
 Dan Han!ey returned yeslerIay from q trip to Sonora.
 The choicest groceries in tHe city gan be procured at i. \. Wallcott's. If
 s. veral Democrats went out to tho State oi Maine Ilst evening.
 Grant Hicks, the InIeponIen. oan- dljAto fnr City Recorder, Is making a vigorous fight for that office.
 Mcssrs. Hsrwooi and G'arbeU rc- turned last nigh: from Diybee. They r.pors their lcnces built high and in the best ci condition.
 Scott White, Of San Simon, and enc of tha Democratic c-ndida;es Tor 3Ao Asaens bly, arrived ia this city last e@eai"s;.
 aas uernnsn, one os the best ss,.oyn t-srsliag men ia tais section of the rauaIc-, arriy+d in tLis cily by list n;gnts coac!l,
 Fresh ranch huttor at aJ cant8 per. l.o4ad can he procured at ih" Fulton MsIk~; corner of bcvea:h aut Fer !non: streets. f.
 The r,ru;,l,san san3il..c- w..U risit tAo 5,sca oi #.,jae iu.ne thjs.evening, ..a,i salteis;9 asua4 repuol:oAn doe i;.uo.
 lo...z a,, Rose Laorez Ego Or r1s.e,. ol..:I-,n ,.t ..,.>,,av ac..:4.I IL ; ;. ej.y l.; evening,
 IT, :apu.:i..,n runaty contra, vo-.- ni.toe vii .u et at .hr h.aaqlars rs ti.y evening :t G:3J sharp, and every Ius'n;,ar oi ;h2 e':nm;tloo is requested to b. present.
 Mir J T. Holmes, of }Iorso'y caa- yon, -a5a tli< office pleasant cali AI;s mosni.,.; ;r;i pr.or to starting .or homc, and Iily, d seaSit&o n,aa sab sccii,ed for ras ToiasToEa an3 i.leygl an advertisement ;n .;s columns,
 Deg.u.y sheriff Crowley, Of W.'eoz. came ia on l.st il ght's coagn. a:. NH remain in town for io@ days. H. is IoIas some good work for tie republican liykst ia h;2 section of the ca9ntry.
 Marcus Aceuiius 5mIth returned y last nights coucL, and took lis de par ure this morning for for Wilcox, where he expects ty retrieve his 10 t ciauces.
 Pv r.fsreaca ta an adva7;iscment in anotLer colnmn it will bc seen that 8anchmen and others now have chance to get lumber. shingles, shakes c'r. st very low prices by calling on M sssrs Holmas t Thompson at inc head of 5Io,scs canyon i1 the Ghis,- cah1A mountains.
 4!trau> \. Smith end ,avors to slur JIna. c. C. Bean for introducing 3 b;H in Congrers offering rewards ;or scal9s of hostile Indians. Cochise coun'y, Smiths own hone, was the ooly coanty in the Territory thai of- ferel rewards for Indian sealps, and snith, himself, had d nanI in thc business.-Hcgal.
 I. becomes our sad duty to aa- ,"nc. the death of an eli Tomb .!un. ltiner, which occurred ;n &an Fran- r.~co oa Saturday la,;. We rei+r to A.. J,hn King WIi.am ilr Wis d B ,,iva oi Easl,a!, ami ~1s ahoaj ] years of aga. T. w.s menbsl 0, Grass Yailty Lodge N". i2. | Q. .. r, aul men3,r of E.a2 @ ioanna L dsr, f & i. M, ot t.,;> ci;y, at cha time If h's death. ,!a.a:.-@tl.ra ,o"g t.n4 i. t;.s r..e ..... 'ta5..a .r .-,.:.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

Every Republican candidate and all friends of the Republican ticket, arg invited to attend the rally at the State of Maine mine this evening, 1 Mrs. Barney Riggs, accompanied by the grandfather of MT. Riggs, ar rived in this city to-day, and visited Baraey Riggs in the county jail. Hugh White manager ef the Nogal es Sinelter arrived III town this aiter= noon and waa SelcoMed by his many friends.
 Several bets of five to one were made to-day on the zherievalty ques- tion ill favor of Bob Hatch, but there We're no Democratic takers.
 Silver reached g 1 8 in New York to-day. Seven-eighths more, and work will be commenced in this town on large scale.
 As the day of election comes on apace the support of the democratic ticket by its organs seems to wane. Woi.der whether they have seen the handwriting on the wall?
 Mrs Richard Hagne and son took their departure this morning for Frank Leslies ranch in the Swiss helms where they will spend several days.
 Mr. 4. D, Walsh proprietor of the Can Can Restaurant who met with such d painful and dangerous acci- entnpon his arrival in California is nov coavalcscent, and may be expect. ed home at any time.
 The Lincoln Republican Club will hold an adjourned meeting at their headquarters cQrnor of Third and Fremont stre ts on Sunday evening October 3lst, and invite all candidates to call and address them. By order of CHAs. SANDERS.
 President
 We received very pleasant call this moining from Messrs J. A. Brace well, and E. R. Monk candidates fo: the office of Assemblymen and County Judge respectfully. We arc always. pleased to ineet citizens of this ,ounty no matter what their politics may be.
 THERE was a vigorous tiphaie In the South Carolina democratic convention over resolution endorsing civil ser vice reform. The resolution was pmitted by the committee on resolu- tion~, hut WIS inserted by vote of the col LycntiOn. Ih" view of this subject which I.r,v.;ils a:acng Ihe democrats ui North Carolina is pic;uresquely ex- pressed by one of iIcn in the remark ..at ".pi:lit r;ij'iio oifte is public. .rs:-.5 lile t.e.,satrrs iLust bt demo y..t>.' + t':o eiliterins-,ncr1l;iies of
 .tea resolutions ieio sraas $ s.a ac,9at H .a.a .-. re.sa
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-2& Raozsa@.

Special to TuG DAIiY ToMasraH2I
 NGw YORK, Oct. 29.-The president and party If; this city fer Washing ion by a special train on the Penrsyl- yania road at : go last evening.
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...s clrE E-.i. s;g.gs.

}nystHy ,nnena,a myself to tae voters '5 iH, Ctg ot Tombstone as an ia5oreaae'.t ...3f.fa,, lor Ci:y Treasure" at 'bs clcct.n .,..i.E ul.i Ac held EaErnlrcr 2ud.
 OLIVER giEFILLIAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

E'gss :'1gz EaE.l>5s Esz.Z2. hereby aanoauca myself 10 the voters the City Of Tombstone as an Independent candidate for City Eerorlcr, a; the eicctiol winch vil he Lsld November 2nG
 GRANT UICK'.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29
BOND.

Of ". E. Norris and MT. Hilton, to engage in the slaughtering of beef cattle ill CocAise county. in the sum of $I,OOO,
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Secretary Manning Es"a5sr.,o,
 Work.
sl crial to-Tur DAILY rosrrsroxnI.

&l CriaI t0-IHE DAIIl TO5TTsTOELT -
 WAsHNGroy, Oct. 29.-s,aretary Manning Will assume the actual c,n- tr"l of the treasury department tr morrow and Mr, Fa;rchla , II h- re- l:evyd from l:5 lH..es a5 acting seeee-
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BRAND.

Of Maish & Drescoll, of Pima coun- ty; cattle branded on left side with figures 73, aud horse brand of on left thigh,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29
DEEDs-REAL ESTATE.

John Witley 10 Joseph A. Garner lot $ i'll block %, Tombstone; $500.
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COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments were fled in the office of the County Re- corder to-day:
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

Select Knights A Q. |. Y. meet to- night.
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Fine laying hens ior sale at the Fulton Market corner oi Seventh and Fremcnt streets. u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-21

HE current week ofFers numhr ~
pleasant entertainments fl tle .ss,v-
meHt Of our haa.~ + .E- AMI many ,f.f-
tors.
When you 70 to church TO-DAY il
TT earry year tu-iu--- ar v1,,r i.ttv
grievance, with YIN. Lave the f=r-t r.
ret TIL the IL rrou -eeani I.ur, for
all eternity.
The boat landing. in palatk. are to
tie Ieople here Si.at The ra.Er.a.l d,r.,,
IN ''tor-;ia ar 10 The TroT,l. Il that state
the center Il attraction. from sta To
y" people ar m the wharf here every
day IN arrival # tta Jacksonville bats
and about like samlsr # the lear feo.
ri" may H. fo4i.l az any railroad depot
N our sister ,,tte where Is luauy taorla
re~id' a. Do in Pal,tha.
On" u IL h4nl-omest ami al the
Saline time ma-t II, ful advertising
sells mes W have seen recently, is the
h9'e books issued by the Mutual tcci-
dcn; Assertion II New York. which i.
represented in TIL; city AMI Fluri,la hv
Nr !. liarkir. IIil!iani The l.ok La,
ir"yen very 's-eful, AMI tho rret,ir.t
tinnS thls reporter has ", hqd to talks
notes on.
THE costume, for H.. n.a4rqerale hsII
"Wednesday night ar 10 b. furni-ladry
a lady costumer II Savannah. Sle
"r.tes that the costume She Will briu,
arc Perfectly new, ami Viii le On tyhi.
bltipn Tuesday ami Wednesday al the
rlnk. She remains in thu city until AZ.
ter Friday evening, th4t thp,e who do.
sir can use the costume, for the grand
skating carnival On thu evening men.
toned.
The Ladies Aid Sori4ty oi the Meth.
oiI,t church will xiv, an entertainment
at try's Opera House. known n Mr..
Jarley,s Wax Works, IN TUESDAY even.
ing, the 5jth inst. An the par,, have
been taken AMI tie Elite bani secured
To discourse the music, Wax Nogk,"
Viii hc inter>p"r-cd with songs and rec.
Itation' bv tn" best auq,cur taen, If
our cIty The programme viii appear in
lur time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-21

gas anu throwing out lines Of web in
the direction Of the wind. Thee web.
are, especially in fine autumn DAYS very
numerous. There Is another spider
staining by hOrticulturists in very bad
fepute, yet it is harmless ard beneficial
70 plants. This small spider is called
ifomb'dium holosericeum. and NAV l.s
seen early IN the spring unde shrubs
anu even on the garden soil. wearing a
cardinal red garment. is nearly l. inch
~ SIZE, preyins on young caterpillars.
WINE the larvae feeds on the legs Of Pa.
iansium opilio. Spiders must be good
ior something, for the Book Of Proyerl.
declares them to be one Of the four
Things which are little upon earth, bu,
exceedingly wise.