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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11

Telegraphic Brevities.

Wilkes barre, Pa, has been shocked
by an earthquake.
A bank will be established at Me-
rida, Yucatan.
Heavy rains throughout Mexico are
damaging the crops.
The British vice consul at Havana
has been very i'll of yellow fever.
The authorities of Chihuahua, Mex +,
are prosecuting the press.
The Car will visit Berlin after the
army maneuvers in September.
The Aurora Watch Co., of ILL.,, has
failed. Liabilities nearly $780, 900.
Mrs. Harrison and her father, DR..
Scott, leave Washington for Deer
Park today.
Henry Yarmouth, of Louisiana, is
appointed Collector OF Customs for the
New Orleans district.
The pope has abandoned the idea
of leaving Rome. the German govern
ment having mediated in his behalf.
The funeral of David Demorest
Lloyd, journalist and dramatic author
took place in New York September s.
The Daily Star, democratic paper
of Charleston, w. Va. has been sold
to Republican syndicate.
Highest tides prevailing on the At
lantic coast that have been known for
25 years.
Although Crete is becoming quiet,
the Porte will increase the troops
there.
The Atlantic seaboard storm
which has been raging since Sunday
grows in violence, and danger TO all
ocean resorts is most serious.
All marine and low coast railway
tracks along the Atlantic coast are
under water and travel suspended on
most of them.
The largest iron, steel and alumium
works of the country are in progress
of erection near Findlay, O., by New
York syndicate, capital 100000.
At limestone quarry at South
Bethlehem, n. Y, %, 900 tons of rock
were blasted with one ton of dyna-
mite.
Estimates of the loss by fire from
the recent dynamite explosion in
Antwerp range from 25,00O,000 to 35,-
000, 900 francs.
The stage between Orovllle and
Quincely, Cal, was stopped by high.
waymap, the express box taken and
two passengers robbed.
Sonora Elena Iturbide, widow OF
Senior Felipe Iturbide, asks permits
sion to remove her husbands remains
to Mexico.
The Southern State Association in
st. Louis is still busily engaged IN
trying to adjust or establish grain
rates from Kansas points to Texas.
DR.. H. H. Tucker a Baptist minis,
ter, fell from the second story window
of a residence in Atlanta and was
fatally injured.
The business community of the City
of Mexico, composed of Mexicans and
foreigners, will present President
Dia1 on his birthday with a gold and
diamond medal made by Mexican
artist at cost of S., 900 or S. 900.
A passenger train is reported over
turned on the Anglesea branch of the
Pennsylvania railroad and the pas.
sengers had to climb out of the win
dows and take refuge on the sides OF
The cars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
The Ripper Undiscovered.

LONDON, September 1.-THE police
have discovered no clue to lead to the
detection of the murderer of the wom-
an, whose body was found under the
railway arch in Whitechapel yester-
day morning. The body of the victim
still lies in the mortuary, and as yet
has not been identified.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
Now is Your Chance.

As Mr.. J. w. Hannig has announced
his intention of retiring from the fur
niture business by January LIST, he
offers housekeepers the opportunity
of buying furniture and household
goods at lower prices than ever be-
fore quoted in this market. He has a
very large stock to select from. Call
early and make your choice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
For CuerO.

Mr.. Fritz Koehler, a well known
San Antonio boy, formerly with the
large establishment of l.. Wolfson,
leaves for Cuero next Sunday, where
he will embark in the mercantile
business with his brother. Fritz is a
member of the Beethoven Maenner-
Choir, and last night his comrade
singers babe him a jolly goodbye,
and sang him song of well wishing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
Reward for Bushieri's Head.

ZANZIBAR, September 11.-Captain
Wissman has offered a reward of e., 00O
for the head of Chief ushierl. This
has been done in consequence of Blu
shierl's threat to destroy the missions
in the interior. The stations are not
sufficiently fol- titled to Withstand an
attack.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCH
ES AND STATE SPECIALS
Up to the Time of Going to Press,

Moussa Bey Leagued With Turkey
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September IL
1t is reported Moussa Bey will be con-
victed without trial. He threatens to
produce letters from the Turkish gov
ernors urging him to commit depreda-
tions for their mutual profit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
flushing 1t Up.

A scandal, in which maiden
Frenchwoman, a lawyer, two doctors,
an uncle and midwife figured, de-
veloped at one of our hotels Monday
night, by the birth of a daughter to
the unmarried woman. The mother
will have nothing to do with her off
spring, and declares it is conspiracy
against her. The affair is being very
closely guarded from the public, and
the utmost secrecy has been observed
throughout.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
Special Fair Premiums.

The Fair catalogue will be issued
next week. Special premiums will
be listed as offered and published as
a supplement to the regular list. All
special premiums will be placed on
exhibition during the Fair, labelled
with the names of donors and for
what offered. These will be a first
class advertisement.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11

Joe Howard was fined $40 by the
recorder this morning for being dis
orderly. He was chasing boy and
throwing rocks at him last night, on
Acequia street, and when arrested
said he had taken dose of laudanum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
Recorders Court.

Jake EMORY, fighting, dismissed.
r. B. Hays, fighting, So.
Joe Howard, disorderly, $40.
Juan Hernandez, disorderly, dis
missed.
Florence Trent, disOrderly, 81.
Refugio Nava, drunk, !.
NJ. Mally, violating market ordi-
nance, S..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
Re al Estate

"A. J. Peikert and Elizabeth Peiksrt
to G. w. Deits, five acres of land,
about three miles south of Military
plaza, for 5000.
Emil Guenther Won Schwarzenberg
and wife to Mrs. Mary A. Murphy,
lots l and 9 in block 20 in Guenther's
addition, for $3.50.
VIM. A. Howell to Lizzie Hadley,
lot Is in block II, for $50.
Herman Wolf and wife to Adolph
Schmidt, lot Is of fractional block IA
and Is, for $780,.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11

Grave fears are entertained for the
safety Of the inhabitants of Atlantic
City near Philadelphia rs the storm
has washed the island and all trains
are barred out by submerged tracks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11

Congressman Sunset Cox died at
$50 p. m. September 10th. His end
was very peaceful. His last CONVEX
satiOn was about the four territories
whose statehood he hoped to father.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11
San Antonio Dental ParlOrS
277 west Commerce street.
DR.. R. |. MUNROE, PR0P'R.

Graduate of Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery.
In order to bring my work before the pub
lie for the next sixty days l will work for
the following prices:
Full set of teeth, upper or lower on rub
Der $500; gold filings 81 and upwards;
Amalgam filings 81; teeth extracted Csc.
Teeth extracted without pain by the new
AnaeSthetic process. No charges for exam
ination and advice. Only best material
used and work done at eastern prices. e. 161y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-11

Garrick Mallory of Washington,
has been pursuing studies that lead
him to perceive a similarity between
the Indian and Israelite races,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

tr,n nuah fr,m hnbipd NO butt ,y,,l tha
boa1 No ,iav"r 10 h,inc his Sn,Icg intcnl Sru
,onni,y ,n coSt1ct w,,h ,ho ,oraon ,' ~ 'S'ga gu
oth"r 1lnvori Eow An, r,tcrco hoa va ,no I
Sroo,ort Giscrctlon nos.,J, In h,,,r",,,in,, @ 1's
Ria ,,,le m, NM" dIsoWolf, a ',,, "iogcr Nv,
hrcn,, ~, n ,nd /, tbgt cnsc N,a sli, ia no,
,c,v,i,,e1 in snn,,,o,. ,,i,,', T,,'
rct,rcc ,nnv bVlct vnrlc,,', ncnni,I Iaa fo, ,n,
dnc ,,lonr h, ,,i,,, anal, a. s,,s',,I,,,, V, Wv,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Rut mo ball aurnss the ppl lac opposite n
10 gain thIa end tho player may strike tho
ball with ha hand, or ltioly ~ or hit IL with
his hurley n Is never permissible, how
ever, 70 carry tho bali except Whan IL 10
balanced up0n tho hurley A,payar may
catch thu ball Ou tho lly IN his banda, and IL
he succeeds ha has tho privilege OF q
'puolip that %, he may toss up tho lAll and
bat N lnanydireutlon hep'eaaes, but hG can
not throw H.
When Tho bah IL on The ground II must
not b. picked up BY tho hand In case these
rules, or any others, Rra violated tho
referee may puuish tho offending side by
allowing tha other FREQ puck # he
thinks ~ In which case no player OF the
offending RIde may approach nearer than
tWenty-one yards untll tho BAH has been
atrpoh A goal Is won when the ball Is sent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

and mahes Rblpuil potpllr 90 td'Buresi
Park Ia tho DARKEST aud most miserable OF
winter days, hunt Olt tho thiclest spot Of
lraesi and there tho sparrow will he seen
and heard chTupInG tho soul Of happl,
ness and content FloallB Of them are 90,
caolalY soon nbGut tho residence Streets
but they must mot bn poni1lHied with tho
English sparrow 30 numerous every
where, that thnY somHWhHt resemble,
The ground lHrl, ia "a WIHlor bird, rather
more familiar In tIla Eastern Alatos than
the West Tho scientific NamG ia Oiororn
a'pfs'ra yWirnld, H. marGa during this
month, malles q nest ON thG hrst COZ
yenioRt BIT Of bare ground, and tho young
birds are trying their winga by tho time tn
farmers are getting early pl0Wng started
This bird IA q yerllable ground tenant, aa n
ID not known 10 perch on buaheaOr branches
but orouohea behind and on at0nes and
olOds Of earth, II Ia inolined 70 disslpate In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Velvet sleeves, lurg0Ht tho top and puii6d
into tho urM hole, gr0 gGen on light weight
cloth gowns, with collar and skirt band Ia
match
IhoHpring morning 0arriagGrtoIlct shown
herewith 10 Of fine gray R0rEe, with Jacket
revorA OF Whllo uud gray checked velvet
Tho plnHtrOn IN OF whito bGngnn0 The
hat h Gray chip, with oualora Of pink roa0s
AZ tho front and buck, and gray illusion
drawn over tho whole
Tho inoEhuugtbIo variety Of coraag0a
atill goes on hurprIhlng tho world OF
fashion Many now dcWgua are already
hore, aud atlll moro pretty novelties ap
being evolved for tho beautiful summer
fabrics,
Tho shocked blouse In now shades OF
India aillS and aurah win continue 10 b0
worn with contrasting altirla, Also tho
tucked and brIarstlch0d blouse.
Party dreaa0A for worry young ladIca htll
inOllno 10 tho hUusomald bErt Of ono or
more, ihicknctaDE, un empire sash and q
new comugo that iuStCns on the short
Ghouldor scam, thus giving neat back and
front unmarried by buttons or lacing
bpanglod tullo Ia blnck and d0licuto shades
k "a pretty novelty for thIa model
Tho Old, old ihshioni of our grnudmOlhora
aro being dragged from tho garrett as fuat
40 tho fortunate pOsRcsaors 0f % GRAND.
mother can discover thcm, and ono Of tho
royiynla Of that period is trimming tullo or
net droasca with several rows, In graduated
width, OF what used 10 bo called "mlnInora'
rOlr Of old'taahlonCd soft silk or satin, Tho
eject O roally quito pretty,
WhlLo iH to retain ita place nn tho most
fashionable rage for elegant woar Among
tho mnlorIuIn oiIorcd by our boat houacn nro
satin striped bongOllnO, pOmpadourailk with
silver and gold brocadc, m0uaBolaino do
solo (tho now Rhoor evening mnloriaD lull0,
yoyota, Nrmurc, silk wurp llcurottn, IN,
da silk, dolcOloly embroidered, Gr0po do
ohono India muslin with delicate traoory
OF molul thrcnda,
BOWdCa these for evening wear, white
aotgO and cloth will bo much worn for othor
and less io8lly0 occasions
GrCuim drlpouos arc much worn for
house droHuog, In tho blna however, tho
iormg do not roach from collar t0 hem, tho
full back broadth8 bomg 0NiTrcd on 10 the
end of the bodice Muny ot tho empire din,
nor gowns hlyo u domliraln, with crossed
wnstS und straight shirts E H. u,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
NEW
Spring InpOItatiOnS
NOW COMING IN DAILY.

wo import aud buy difoCt from Tho nAnufaotuf
OF, hnd mus tAVo You thu mtddlomoua profit
Printed india silks, drat OOl0rlngH aud HtyirG NJ
AnN " eih 10 put batd, ckeusiNN pnuOfnh, AHpOelAl
bargain lpi ~ h60 - inchoa Wide.
We also Atg showing nov aIylrs IN fancy gurrAlla.
h 600 70 ei,O0 yard,
Now OOlnthgl IN Phino rrnncnisc Sarah Hllka
0roa Grain slNF, NUyars Sltln Nadamui
We also oici good values ~ nlicR HllNa Of uln
best makes, ~ Wu ctriy ono VI Mo largest atoclI
the JUAf fouNd IN this country,
Now Wool sultinva In medium aud llght shadtA,
10 inohea wdu, at luli hlhn rev rlNd and Stripe
huitinlri Al hOu tO so yud tnrluilng tho vHly
lAtcdt and hnrst imported Dftaa lAbfcA
over GO,OOO yards Nuw Scotch Hinghama gbe ~
Doc ayafd Al unopuaud collection.
American utuHi Uinrhalta " 900 eOa Toe, 1870
And 100 lhid Al nov tbluN
French saunc' ~ pac, sc B5o aud n;Nc, for ur
NurI iluci goods
Ampnu,u 5aan,0, beat ~ Iva nnd m,su, a, lgLr
md gOc
Now Challgs ct ~, aud hno imported stylos Vt boz
Ayafd
Now Embroldcfloa, nov Whhc doc b, ncw Lacta
MmlIn Underwear cheaper than you can make H.
Our popular 0lOO French UofaoI, fl,bl quality
All HlHeA
Our now iBt0 La'o Curtain Catalogue n ready,
We send goods ny matt aud Insure thou against
esA, without Cttin chlrtO
Send IN your orders Tor samples now, Tho lhfgcH
ttook botwuan philadelphia ana Chicago,
SEND All leticn to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

known aud appreciated here than Is hurllne
IN Ireland, aud ynt until this winar thGre
has been no Ryslemalie Gftort 10 Introduce
tho game 70 this continent Occasional
mAtohcs have beGn played Ia various large
CiueH, 40 TINT tho name Of tho game n
recognized, but IL has not 90 yet taken u con-
hpleuoua place among American aporls II
bids fair now however, 10 enjoy a consider
chic boom, aud by another season theromay
be u hurting league with championship con,
tesla and big audiences at tho grounds 10
SEQ thG fun,
Tho Importance Of this game on tho other
side Of tho Atlantic may ba Inferred from
tho fact that In tho Gaelic Athletic AasOoIR-
tl0a Of ireland thure aro ono thousand
seven hundred hurlug clubs, Each club
must have membership Of ~ least
twouty0ne Hotiv0 players, Tor that IA tho
regulation number OF men 10 Hde la
championship mutchea. lhia tremendous
leHga WHuuRca 10 discover tho champion
club eyGly yrpT md M lhlR1lme tho season
0r play i1 he luIl biast. A IL would take
several years Of constant playing 10 play
every tonm IA tho ono thousand seven hun.
drod against every other, tho association
has adopted u aYatom Of subordinate
matches, In order 70 eliminate from "All,
ireland championship Gonteata such
olubn, and that moins tho great majority,
~ would have no h1pe OF winning, From
the lst Of February 70 Apr,l 70 every
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
WINTER BIRDS.


LOnding Cold weather NoHldontS of tho
rlolit und iurogta summon yellow
nirdu Ia Dark Conla rat ana Happy
Spmt0Ws-Tho SHY Ground Lnrig-Iho
SnnWy ana sOroooh owls,
ltmny bo u surprise 10 many, Buyg tho ~,
Louis ulabo Democrat, Jolnow thNttho CON.
mony0llow bird (thlVsomiir0 tri@O plonty
about tho suburban noda Ia tho summon
doca not migrate for tho South with the
comngof frost m tho fan, but sticks ~
oloacly 40 possible 10 rs warm wooJhcr
huuutA through tho wlnlor but n d00a,
uudnTump through tho woodsnnd groves
In tho OuHkIr,a no thIs tDmo viii ralult In
lndug thom by uCorc1 Thcy may not bo
recognized, however, ua lulo IN tho autumn
tho color oh0ugol 10 % dull ahuda moro Ia
kcoplug with tUp 6caHon'B drNbs uud brown
than tho bright god OF tho hoatod lorm IA
the temperature gotH down 10 dogroo
whore oyorcoats and llrca begin 10 feel
comfortable, tho hltlo yollow icllows ara
well disguised In their dark unto, aud begin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
IRsLANn's NATIONAL GAME.

An NHpnrt Describes tho Features of HurI,
inB-it IN Very Exciting, aud nrnhaB
hhins and Cracked Ieads Are Nat Un,
common -Thirlyrhy0 ThOuRand FiaysTl
Ia iFelRnd- ropuiarizing ~ Ia America,
When tho number Of lrlsbmon who have
made iheIr homes Ia this country Ia ConaId
cred tls bll surprising, says q Now Yorh
correspondent Of the ~ Louis Globe DemG
oret, That their National game has not be,
come Amerlcanized baseball 10 NOT better
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

tho lower half Of the diagram would roprO-
scut tho positions Of tho opposing team.
None Of those p0gIlonH uro striotly main.
tuuol during Tho play for 0l Ia football
tao mon must bO whCro tho bnll i8, and tho
Immediate ggouo Of notion In constantly
changing 10 poHNblo 10 pNy good
game Of hurting with fourteen mon on "A
gldo, but m that Caao the grounds should bo
smaller, Tho lrIhh rulca ullow Ot n fold Os
small IA ono hundred und forty yards by
olghty.f0ur yardu, und thOro 10 no objection
tO n lold lurRor than that indicated IN tho
dipgram Four gonl posts arc Hotup nt each
end of tho fold They nro twonty.Ono foot
apart, aud across tho two In tho middle la
u bur ton foot six inchos from tho ground
Tho general object OF tho gamo Ia 10 Bond
tho hurley ball uorosa tho gonl limo bo.
tween tho middle posts aud below tho CROSS
bar Tho difference between this pny and
football win bo noticed, for In football
10 IL tho object 10 sond the ball over tho
oross.bar Of tho goal posts,
Tho chief Implement OF tho gamo Is OF
wood, shaped somewhat liko hockey,
though much broader aud hoavIor IL 10
called d hurley, Tho Irish rulos do not do.
unb hlO UuhbNIH w hhNu AhN hhAiN1
bali is mudo OF cork and woolcu thread,
ana n covered with leather, II should bo
four and ono.half or ilyo inches In diameter
and woigh from seven 10 ton ounces. How
tho gamo is played may bcst bo put In tho
words Of Mr.. Cullen, who told tho writcr
all about IL recently
ITO begin with, ho said, teach sido has
an umpire, and thoro 10 u roforoo whose
Judgment is final on oil disputed points
Whom tho opposing captains havo tossed
for choice Of positions tho hurers stand in
two lmcs in tho middle Of tho iiold, touCh
hurloys across and then separate That IL
n formal recognition that the players aro
friendly and aro roady 20 begin, Tho ref
cree, who stands littlo distance from the
end of tho two lines, then throws the han
between thom, oithor rolling 10 along tho
ground or tosslugit IL higher than tho play.
orB' heads. After that each siGo strlvoA 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

favor Of Including lhs npmp3 oi mo two
hundred ohloNrs who brlye.y faced the
bOmOlhr0wIng mob lhat fatal night. 10 was
finally decided ln place under lnn statue Of
tho ohicar these IpfcrpiIolsl
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The first inscription 10 tho exact language
used by Captain Ward moment before tho
explosion Of the dynamite bomb On tho
adjacent 6idesOf tho pedestal will bn carved
ths eoatGi-arms OF tho hiale Of Illinois ana
tho United htates Of America
Tho West Division Street Railway Com.
pany has agreed not ~ run cars on Ran,
dOlph street during tho exercises, asa IL ia
calculated that twenty thousand people can
stand within range Of tho speakers yoIoea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

AllfulY moro Llllln "A
apoel6 q third aud II
has gone,
Tho little Goroooh
owl (ScOpl ddo) ia a
homo bird the yoar
round, aud iLl not0 ls
ono Of tho FIRST among
birds to toll Of apring's
approach, II being
hoard q month or two
before the blue bird
cOmoa, For all ita
namoand th0talOB told,
tho aoroOoh OWLS yoic0
ia nota hldsnrt 0foHc
Ills a mellow, ylbrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

HFNINU WAHKINW IAT' dor puTac, thO
definite plans and resolutions OF economy.
They all fly 10 tho winds and we promise 10
settle II with our conscience and oconomizo
some other way DO wol or is that only
ono OF tho foiblos Of shopping womanhood
Many of the old favorito shapes In mil
linory reappoar IN the carly spring styles
though hardly recognizable, owing TO tho
different mode Of trimming. Every thing
IN broader and lower than for tho two past
seasons, Provision has been made for our
ohnngeablo climate, and felt and velvet
toquos and Princess bonnots aro trimmed
with garlands OF tho earliest flowers.
A gray felt toque is decorated with "a
monturo and half wealth Of arbutus blos-
SONS and moss green velvet Of tho same
nhapo has clusters Of delicate May roaeA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
WANNA.

Running mile lIi1S, half SIN, sired
by Waverly, son OF imp. Australian
first dam Wild Nan by Embry's Lex
ingtOn, second dam Glencellin by Rim.
gold, third dam Glenluce by imp Glen.
Gre, fourth dam by Am Eclipse, etc, Ia
the 18th dam, See American Stud
Book, vol; 4, page 507, Fee $20 by the
season, $50 TO insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

TO scurry for tho shelter Of tho thick trees
Tho bomloclt IN q fuvorlto winter resort for
thom, tho sood Of tho troo furnishing an
ample supply Of food and tho thiclily loNed
branches un accommodating roof People
generally aro not partial 10 sountorinR
through tho unbrokcn country and fores,
for pleasure In winter, but II thoy tal,o o
jaunt Of that kind, and will dcploy abou,
sunny spots out of reach OF the wind, the
yellow bird will bo found apparently having
u royal good tImooit II,
Tho trco sparrow or arctic chippor
tSpisoyd moE'b0id) IL another wintor resi-
dent lttr'r Ia IN appearance as tho leaves
begin y h AVID hangs 10 IL until tho
buds ett' Z, wlu IN tho spring, whom II
takes hieu 'or al ats further north. Tho
epqrt VlAs .,..lp, ipvihnrloolinG bira
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

a mild way too, altlIng about evenings a.
lpta ~ nine or TN O'Clock, II hnds, owl
dently, tho hlghoRt pinnaele Of bird bliss
when there N light fan Of snow after 6Wi,
Hot without u disturbing wind, n there IL
QUO tllinR more than another suggestive Of
peace aud rest II II q deep wood At such a
tIme Tho white ilGl,eB mft softly down,
With now pnd then tho faint fall Of mass
from some 0yorladnn bOugh
Then tho lArlga begin " Gall each other
wlthg simple, but sweet tWitter and song.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28
RED ,JACKET.

Sired by Red Eagle, son of Grey Eagle.
ilrst dam Lady Woodbridge, by Frank
Boston, second dam Lady Eyens, by
Trimble's Eclipse third dam Cavarnes,
by Am. Eclipse, etc, to nineteenth dam,
sec American Stud Book, vol. 8. Fee,
Slb by season, or S25 to insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

Az lrgt glance thoy
may bo taken fol
no " buntlnga, ~
they have tho same
tuit OF foathoR Oh
euoh Rido Of the
head, aud tho Cry
when on tho wing Ii
similar
Tho wintor brings
another Northern
visitor that the thhk
woods have % bo
gone into 10 lind,
IfI.lH Ia Nl.a a.as...N 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-28

InN uTy porhupl q sCRuHCn owl.
trlllo lonesome sounding whom following q
dark ROAD through tho woods Ia tho night,
built hoa glad tldings, aa II Ia u notloo for
wlntor 10 move on and fororunnor OF burst.
ing buds, grocn leaves aud iohnniojump.
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