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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10
Fakes a 90

Sell the "Windsor,n which Is the best
iolding-oed in the world, Drop IN on
them and see the Windsor bed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Come to the Chase Trading Co.'s and
look around. We will give you bar
gain in some good useful articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10
Kris. KinkIe,

Is looming up already at b. G. Evans
Co.'S See the pretty things they are re-
ceiving now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

The Distribution will be supervised by committee. /
men residing in the city, who have kindly consented :
and attest the impartaIity of the award.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

Make It Pleasant for tho Babies,
And load them down with TOYS ON Christ.
mas day. BIC. EVANS Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

Fakes 81 Co.
Are exhibiting full line OF the Windso,
folding beds. Send for catalogue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

ChristmaS Presentsi
Worlds without end, at B. G, Evans Co.'S.
Buy while the stock is unbroken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

S Explanatory descriptions principal Premiums will be advertise
columns from week to as the List completed and e
will be Exactly Advertised
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

The following is partial list of the premiums to be given
DISTRIBUTION, to which additions win as rapidly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-10

Lalla Rookh, Poetry Of Eosss
fellow, Lucille, Macaulay, htlsI
ton, Moore, Odyssey, ossl,s, I
Lost, Poe, Pope, Proctor, ~ u.
setti, Schiller, Scott, ShsEesPs. !,
ley, Songs, Sacred and DeSonC "
burne, Tennlson, ThaekeFs .l'I,, "
Topper, Virgil, Whittier WaA
worth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23
Frightful Catarrh.-Pieces Of
Bone.

For four years I have been afiicted
vith : verv troublesome oatarrh Of the
head. So terrible has its nature been
,hst when l blew my nose email pieces
81 bone would frequently come out o.
nv mouth and nose. The discharge wss
copious, and ct times exceedingly omen.
sive. Nv blood became 20 impure tne'
nv general health was greatly impaired
with poor appetite and worse d'geslion
Numerous medicines we're use1 r''n 3
out relief, until | began the use O 2; ~ q
n Ana three bottles acted almost lik'
msgic. Since their nee not . symptom
Ihss returned, and l feel In every ~!
unite restored to health. an % OF
Citizen OF Atlanta, and refer 70 slmos
snv one living on Bntler street, an
more particularly 70 DR.. L. u. Gillian
Who knows Of my casc.
I'm. MRs. ELIzABETH KNOTT
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Mr.. Anna Glexen Il on the sick list.
M. Zenc Bartl, Of Loogootee. va In
town Last Thursday.
Matrimony 10 the cir again. (Please
don't ask Who.)
Tony Baumert - complaining, and
has been for some time.
Our Postmaster 10 on tho sick list
Too much hard work.
Gov. GIN went to Jasper last Saturday,
lon Official businees, Of course.
Mr.. John McMahel commenced work
lon the county barn last Monday.
Mr.. Whiting field and Mr.. Frank
Brown are boarding q the FurgusOn
hotel.
Mr.. Etubbs, the miller, returned TO his
home In Ohio last Friday, 70 remain
1.-TWO or three weeks.
George McMickle and Mr.. Padgett. Of
Newton Stewart, were at Recorder Has
kins' last Sunday.
| Mr.. John Corn and wife were the
guests Of Mr.. Phillip Wininger last Sun
I day.
j i,erov Cave 10 fencing In the frog
] pood Intruders must keep out-"o'
ginger"
The potato bugs are visiting IRELAND
ALREADY, aud no potato tops. what
: pityl
viii Care and Sherman Kellams wen
10 Hunting burg last Wednesday 70 TAX
lin Robinson's show.
81 For orce in great while Supt. Of tn
nlN. E. s. s. was absent last Sunday
Hope she will be able to BE- with % soon
al TONY Baumert 10 complaining. n
y has not been we'll for some time; hop
. be will get O. X. soon - spring open
tout.
Z. Ben Dillon and wife attended the \
:. E. quarterly meeting q Cross Road
= Pike county, last Saturday and SUNDAY
and returned Monday.
p Mr.. Grimm, tho renovating man, r
y turned last week, bringing his vile vi
y him. They are stopping q tne ~
lguson house.
3 ANDY Anderson says be had . plea
e Ant trip ND Salt river. The next thin
q IN order 10 : wife, IL one can md
n ssy yen.
w We are glad to know that Mrs.. L !
- Monroe has recovered 90 as to tai
e charge Of her class in the Ssbbsth-scho
- q the G. r. &.
The Furguson House had good n
last week, business 10 looming up. Tho
T. visiting ireland will find II 10 their \
= = lserest to Try the Furguson Hotel. ~
81 II. 10 : ve.y clever lady, and always 90
= plies her table with the best the mark
sfords
~ NJ AccrpExr.-Last Saturday Mrs. y.
- Wininger and Miss Mollie Hitchco
n were returning home to Ireland frs
i. jasper, IN . buggy, and when about 4
miles from Jasper their horse brighten
e 90 OK team and ran away turning
buggy over, and throwing them 9
Mrs. Wininger had her collar bone p
!. ken and one shoulder hurt, and y
~ Hitchcock, was injured on the be
|. Roth were taken home By KIND nell
~. lbors. Mrs. Wininger 10 improvin
80 and Il able to BE- up most Of the q
-. We hope that she will soon be 90 .
49, b with % again. Aiss n. Wa ao'e
~ take charge Of her school last Mono
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MArrrs Ccrxrr nrxccsArs-Ths

nARrrx Ccrxrv nENccRArs--Ths
0smocracy Of Martin county met -
nhoolo On last Saturday. There was
1orro attendance OF enthusiastic Demo-
ornle, ollIng The court house fuil.
~. q n. Breen was made chairman
"a hue1nesa proceeded harmonious!y.
NJ. =. q. O'Nesll. the veteran work
A. Democrat Of Davies county, wa'
6ko upanImous choice for Congressman
~ instructions for him were adopted
~. Gerhard Refer, or Knox. received
~ lnssrpctions for Auditor Of State.
The Convention honored itself bv IN
r1roctine for Hon. Thos- y Clarke 70
Ilrnroaensative in the Legislature iron
1Gare1n end Dubois countieA mr. Clark
viii reulve : hearty support from Du
hols eoonsy. aud viii make IN excellen
vcrking member Of the LeeisIature.
Hon. C. 8. Dobbins was instructed %
~ Senator from Daviess and Martin
ne would make an efficient Senator. On
ake instruction il likely 20 result In "a
nom iuation Of Mr.. rharp. Of Davies
county. - Dsviess has the most vote
ond Instructed her delegates to vote 70
Tharp. 10 case Martin county tnstructe
for any ooe-
Hon. ID. J. Hefron. present incumben
49, Instructed for for Circuit Judge
\ was also Hiram Mccormick for Pros
cotor.
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Notice or Application for Liquor

~yonCR u hereby given 20 the essns q !espss end
~ essrbsSdee ownship Dubois county Indiana. that
~.1srslencd VII apply 70 he Board 81 County Com
n Dubois county, q their June tern. 49,
r~6sr the provisions Of - Act. entitled An 49, 70
80 y intox cating iquovs 70 limit sne license Ss
q g charged 81 clues and towns and = reges. -
Sermsr laws regulating The sale % incxicane
49, ~ lave and parts u laws coming IN conct VIII
~ rovisious q The act prescribing penalties for ne
siolson thereof and declaring g smssgsacy 1880
"a srirse.ous vinous and malt liquors, n quanolss
~ sn ousst e time, 70 Be drank On the pssmsses
~ tern d one yssr. The precise loceucu where
r "a ha4 n ne Rass half Of LOT No. Fly.Iwo. =
ehown upon The ORIGINAL map Q! plat q sns sown y
jsspsF, cambridge township, puocs county
Arm "a, lsss-sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

Farmers are busy breaking corn land.
ana some have already planted some
fields.
spriur he's come 1t last, and fruit
trees are al 10 full blossom, and prom
ise abundant fruit, II not Injured ~
frost any more.
M. John Altman, o.. clever saloon
keeper u remodeling bic dwelling ana
ber.room 10 the latest style, and VIII I'M
prove that part Of town very much
| Frank Judy, timer, has finished the
Tin roofing and painting on the steepIe
81 the chapel Of the st. Benedict con-
vent, and 10 now putting up : NUMBER
lone lightning rod
Il M. Henry Hoppenjans and Franz
lSenpinger went 10 Jasper Thureday' e
Ale their bonds, and Be qualIned; ~
y former being reelected . TownsnIl
! Trustee. the latter reelected - Town
ship Assessor.
u Died. on Wednesday, q > o'clock p
} ~. M. Joseph Mehliug, saloon keepe
Sor many years, and . Well.known ~ ~
{ brave citizen, aged 81 years, q lung g.,
ease. He leaves : widow ana seven cn''
!, Also. the came day It 5 o'clock p. %
d NJ. /. Gesh. Stalman, aged 81 years. 2
4 dropsy. He suffered for nearly ~
}, YEAR. He len young widow: put 2
children. We eympathtze. witn -
\, bereavsd relatives end friends.
= NJ. Henry Beckman, onr boss me-
has returned fTom the east Z
y ard lie clever little clerk. sre getsiu
I. lssav with Iots Of nice goods nov. y
!. re quite large stock o. goods eel
Z cheap. and knows how % aseommoos
3 HE cust0mers.
a ~. Henry TImmermsn, or jol
n shoemaker. on Friday morning ~
q seen early. with . smiling fsse =.
b |brichtened %; cause, : little II poued
= M entered, and be will make oho
maker out o. him. We wish him ive
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

wheat never looked finer in this sec
ton OF country.
Beautiful epring weather. Gardens
about I'll made IN The village Of sand.
Mr.. Henry Rudolph. jr. and Mr.. Phil
lin Aulenbscher. Of Haysville, Was with
us a while last Sunday.
NJ. Noah Moser, OF LooRootee. Vas In
town : few days ago, with > pIeaaans
word for every body be would chance to
meet. Come again Noah.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. Dr.
Hunter IL improving fast: She - nov
Able 10 cit up, and We think the doctor u
| feeling better again.
| M. Adam Rudolph's huckster wagon
starred out on its frst trip for this season
Iasf MONDAY in search Of what few old
hens are left. wboop EN- up, Tom.
\ M. Adam Schnsrr. our boss shoe
] maker. is still as full Of life . ever, sings
and whistles in bic shop, and ct the same
time puts up - nice boot or shoe q
4 most any Of the boys
i Mr.. John Brown starts to Cincinnati
this week to make that bis future home
! John il quite N energetic young man
! and We think be will make success
|, v hesever he goes.
Il Mr.. G. H. Rudolph started last Mon
ldsy 10 the city with three car loads 9
l. stock. Chris. Is one Of our best stoc
. ! dealers. and We know the advantage 9
Z such men in our neighborhood.
q M. John A. Krodel has built IN add
2 ton to his barn. IL each citizen Of thl
J! place would add - much TO their prop
y erty this summer q Mr.. Krodel and ~
2 Hedrick has already done, IL would
. quite : boom for our town.
b HAIRY HAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

6eA ten million call 81 three per
cent. honda has been made for june ].
Taking the March statement Of Secretary
n aiming ~ basis. the call should have
been for any millions nj least. and that
would have left IN idle surplua In the
treasury Of one hundred and thirty mil
lion dollaro.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

The citizens meeting q the Court.
house on Saturday night. was called 70
order BY G. Doane. who made few re-
marks stating the object Of the meeting,
and moved that VIM. A. Traylor b
elected Chairman. which was carried,
and John r. Nelchior chosen Secretary.
On taking the chair Mr.. rrayloT epoke
~ the importanee of selecting good men
for tho council men who would manage
the afFsirs Of The town on business prin'
ciplea. He thinks Il the duty Of The
board 10 pay the debts which have been
reduce expenses, and levy
|sufIlciens taxes to meet the necessary
louslav
Mr.. Doane moved that candidates b
nominated and voted upon separated!
for each ward. Carried.
| Let Ward nominations: Henry Pau
John Stout Matthias Klingei, Pete
Scheirich. Peter Schcirich was nomI
mated.
\ I'd Ward nominations: Isaac Kahn
Joseph Klein. Isaac Kahn nominee.
4 81 Ward nominations: T0bias Herbi
nominated ~ reclamation.
All Ward nominations: Sebastia
Kuehler. Paul Kuukel, Joseph Ecksteis
lPanl Kunkel nominee.
| 5th Ward nominations: John f. Mel
'lringer, John Betz, Joseph Egg. John
'Mehringer was nominated.
!, On motion the meeting adjourned.
I, WV. A. TRAYLOR, Chairman.
1T. MELCHIoR. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

ATLANTA. Ca. Joouoyy H. H. |
HnerRing from Z severe and long spell - ypaeM
|f~vrr idiscovered that the fever had settled ~
lrsSt LED which caused II 70 swell 20 ~ enormous nss
lremanine 80 quite three years. resisting 81 ueems
small ulcer finally made ~ appearance msse 49,.
ne ankle which refused led y any sn1 ell sxssns
application and The ofshe must nos<d e'eoa ps'''a
re- ulcer continued % enlarge. frequently dsehsve.
lnr psrhaps. much cupful q pus ~ matter yss
dsv The siss Of the ulcer ahcus two inches N -.
amster extending 20 depth near the bone. - ~
sms II appeared that the flesh IN ell contiguous pans
would surely bscome running sore: - ~ peeuuey
eabby spotted and unhealthy condition clearly tps'
cstci and Il vas intimated that might lose ~ ek'
NJ condition becoDing critical. and ne ulcer -
Ilsrrine % rapidly. sent for d.. J. r. Fo9Goo,e.
who made thorough sxaminasiou and said thss ne
0esh o. my leg for six inches around The sore weee
soon slough % II not rsmedied; that must navs ~
lee bandaged daily and commence the use o. y -
!, acted according 20 bis inssructionss end anes un
1.-THE second bottle. the ulcer hooked vesn AND nse"9
land commenced healing continued he use % 2. =
sIB and the great astonishmsnt aod ssueseso. .
nysef and friends the ulcer continued 70 heal repo
ana d nov entirely well and an attending 20 my 2.
siness Il ". n. BrothsuOn's store 40 NOT nesnsu ~
Ito recommend B. b. D.. wonderful speedy sne .
Secsual blood puriner. fer superior % anything s''s
-, refer 70 v. Il. Brosherson. w. Cone MAJOR p
Cook d. Psrk Dr. Pinson and csser. q Auar''
Sold by Mehringer Bros, Druggists
jasper. Ind.
Nay sth. lastly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

Hon. David 8. 0oodlne We nominsted
last saturday = representative ~ the
ue1t LEGISLATURE BY HE fellow Demo-
Gratis 81 Hancock county BY : majority
or 67l. ne Vas 6rat elected 20 tho same
position thirty eight years $50. --Indias-
apOlis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

Ope % The nsatest resIdeucee 10 Por'
terevIlle q II our hands Tor seIe. New
house Of four rooms. porch and varaOds!
81 lots l16 end Lev. Good eelectSou g
sonnr fruit trees and shrubbery Grow-
lne nlcely. Will b sold cheap end q
favorable terms. Apply = Courier q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

sCreeps in with petty pace from day
70 day to the latest syllable Of recorded
time.n Tomorrow and Tomorrow .
cough Rrows worse, Bronchitis follows
cousu mption II established and the VIC
tim - hurried to his last account, when
tie timely use Of Certain Cough Cure
might have saved him. Id.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

Al Ordinance Redistrlcting the
Town OF Jasper.
nE 4 remembered that q Z meeting oil
D. the Board, held April 3. 1855. . Pc
tition signed By the requisite number 81
the bona fde citizens o. the to.n Osl
Jasper Was presented 70 tne bo.so, Pei
|titioning said Board 70 divide SAID tewn|
|of jasper into i've Wards, and sne!e q.
ling no remonstrance, y consSoereo
lby the Board that said petition % gran
Il 4 therefore Ordained BY the Board
that the incorporated town Q! jasper %
and the same IL here DOW divided into
1--we wards, o foll0ws:
i Pirst Ward--All that part o. the town
Lying between the Eastern ooundarie:
and Mil street OF the incorporation shall
constitute The 6rst ward.
4 Second Ward All that part Of said
town lying between Mill street ano
/. jackson street shall constitute the Sec
} ond ward.
town lying and being between Jackson
! street and Main street shall constitute
1.-THE third ward. y,
II Fourth ward All that part Of said
l.ltown lying and being between Mali
street and Newton street shall constitute
the fourth ward.
Finh Ward An that part Of ssit
rltown lying and being between Newton
atrect and the west boundary OF ssit
v own shall constitute the 6fth ward.
Il Il Il further ordered by the Boar
}. that IN Ordinances IN conflict With TIL
. ordinance ore hereby repealed, and q
4 emergency d declared for The immediat
4, aakIu9 effect Or this Ordnance, and ID
!, same u declared In force from end ate
y this dste.
4 JosEPB ,. oERMERsREIlk
- JoHN SALE,
., JoRN r. CHRlsM0N,
III Town Trustees.
|: STATE or INDIANA, }
81 TowN o. JAsPRR,
DUpOrs CoUNTy.\
r Jacob Gosman, Clerk q the incol
III porated town or Jssper, Dubois count
= indispa, d. hereby certify that the abov
and foregoing ID : true, full and con
Il. Nat copy of 90 ordinance re-dIstrictir
u. the incorporated town Of jasper, q
It provei and adopted by the Board
Of Trustees or said town; q regular NEE
be |inr held April :, 1856, q the same .
10 pesrs On record now On die 10 ny ONO
p. IA witness whereof have horeun
to set my hand and Seal % .
ip,l ~, Town, q jasper, this I'D q
III ~ :. Of April, 1855.
lI6I ~ JAcop Conan, Clerk,
Town OF jasper.
Apvil ;, 1855 ~.
subscribe for The Jasper Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23
BLACKSMITH SHOP F!
MRS. ROSA GASSER,
-. Main 80. ~ and On sussss'
JASPER. IND

"a preparcd q her shop to exec :u
promptly iii kinds Of blachsmitnlns;
ehs has the best OF material and eoo..
Work man. ana will endeavor 70 mefa ~
share AZ patronage. Also, for ssIe NJ VIZ
Celebrated CLIPPER HARVEST
MACHINES. MRs. KosA uAssS~
April ID, 'sS-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

Amer III Il begins to look - II Presi.
dent Mackey, Of The EvsnsviIle and In
6lonopolis road, will make - e6ort g
oocure control or she L.. +. and 81 4.
when 4 posses out Of the hands o. me
eoorG with this shreWd and prscsicsl
sailp0o6 man looking after its Intercsts
~ lIns 81 question would soon - y
oploudId 6osnoiol and phyoicol conol'
ucn- --Iudionspolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

AGRICULTURAL INPLKNEErs--Farme!s
% Dubois county need not complain this
year 81 any lack OF opportunity o. cnocs-
Ing. when they want to buy agr'cuitus-
q Implements Seven or eight car loads
are now ready for sale 10 Jasper ~ ~
rlcus firms. s. Kuebler 4 Son have me
famous Peerless machines; Cassidy q
CO. the Buckeye. and other implements:
Felia TAmpert the Walter A. WOOD, ana
iii KIDS or farming implements, With
The beet wagon made; Friedman, Scne'-
rich q Co. the easv running Johnston
machine: George Wagner the Empire,
and other implements: William Shuler
~ started new agency in sermer-
eheim's building on the Public Square
With two or three kinds, and we orc
1old that Mr.. Edmund Benkert and
George Mehrirger will each handle
oome kind OF machinery, while NJ
Daniel Miller will cell . machine which
- oavs will beat all Of them, thus max
~ nine firms in JASPER handling agri'
cultural machinery. If they al do yell
fhrners will certainly Be prosperous
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

GrPresident Cleveland last week re-
s9pointed Mrs. Thompson. nbid re-
publican lady. - Postnistress q Louis
VILE, Ky. She refused 20 appoint any
Democrat to any subordinate pos1uon -
~ olI;ce dnriux her last term, saying /:
sPndeed. / couldn't think Of appointing
anv one but Republican The Dem
oerats q ths city held tremendous 10.
6igussion meeting lest Saturday, enc
Denounced Representative Willis enc
senator Beck IL unmeasured terms
Westevn Democrats will learn amer
vhile. that New York Democrat doe
NOT have mach real Democracy 10 nil
composition, though be may have 80.
bnve elected IN honest western Demo
go last time. without the aid Of Nev
York, II western Democrats had .sser.
"a ! united strength. and can do u IT
umphsntly in 1898.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23
roauanhia 'nOwmship Trus.
tees Notice.

vvvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
Tn. Dubois county, Ind, Will 81
tend "a Township business at hts resi-.
Ssncs 81 every Saturday, and persons
hsvInR township business 70 transact
a. reouested 70 present Il on that day 81
the week. Y. -
ire townshsp library Il kept q the
o6lce Or The Trustee, where those entitled
can obtain books.
Trustee Columbia TIP.
june 9Th. l004-ly. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

@ Congress has appointed spec1s!
committee 20 examine into The causes q
ehe labor troubles 10 the country, and
they have been taking evidence this
week, end have unearthed such 0ppres.
ojons OF laboring men on GoUlds rail.
roads y would have justified decent
men % striking long ago. This elaine
q b. = free country and such : system
u slavery Or employees . has existed
% The Gould lines ought 70 b rendered
impossible BY 6tste law. We doubt
whether the general government be-
ne poWer % reach such matters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-23

Il ne : pleasure to notice sueh compc"
sitions = this elegant New March BY the
famoua composer John Wiegssd. lt =
cerfaipIy one Of the most pleasing, sptr.
1se1 And snowy marches We have seen
for many : day. adapted for organ =
vel = piano. The title page bears :
are portrait o. the commander -Ch1e'
81 the G. a. &. to whom Il d dedicated
Youur mu.scians and teacher would q
veil 10 order copy q once. Price &c;
eimpliicd loc., Duet 5bc.. Bras 49,
Reed Band 90. Nailed % receips 2
price. Ign. Fischer. Publisher. Toledo
Ohio.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-28
A BATTLE IN THE GRASS.

The Austin Dispatch gives an account of O
fight between rattlesnake and black snake,
which was recently witnessed near Fort
Worth. The black snake forced the fight
ing gliding around in swift circles while the
rattlesnake lay coiled. The circles grew
smaller. and the rattlesnake appeared con-
fused as the black snake drew closer. His
rattles ceased to give out their usual sound,
and his head dropped as if vertigo was seiz-
ing him. The black snake seized, by a
lightning movement, the RATHER by the throat,
and, winding about him, the two rolled over
and over together. In few moments the
rattlesnake ceased to breathe. An examin.
alton of the dead body of the rattlesnake
revealed a fracture in the spine as complete
as if done by blow with club The
rattlesnake measured five feet ane three
inches.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-28

At the grand display of the Horticultural
Society's exhibition, held recently in New
York, the prominent feature was the speci-
mems Of dhHturis scterezef1anum exhibited
by MIR. Bennett. These queer plants belong
TO the Arum family, and the flower resembles
n deshy, bright scarlet leaf, out of which q
yellowish red worm seems TO be curling.
Before this odd blossom opens, the bud is
like long red pepper. There were some
seven or eight of these plants, which attract
ed great attention. The centre table was
adorned with numerous pots of cinneraria of
various shades Of purple and white Near
these were lilacs in pots, and some of these
were novelties. Then came the dishes Of
mushrooms, black Hamburg grapes, lengthy
cucumbers and tomatoes raised in forcing
houses. The end of this table was covered
with primroses, snowdrops and marcissuses.
On the left hand table were several superb
showings of hybrid perpetuals and tea roses
Peter Henderson, of Jersey City, showed
some hybrid perpetuals, very interesting to
amateurs. Chief Of these was an almost
black rose, called the Rev. II. Dombrain,
which is a novelty; the pure white Coquette
dies Alpes, the large Light red Paul Neyron,
and the Fisher Holme, another dark red, but
not 80 dark as the first named. There were
many fine displays of cut flowers of every
kind, especially of enormous calceolarias and
cinnerarias- The exhibition was marked
Success