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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-22

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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
IL The Gather property, on West Oak street,
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DOR SALE-A good paying wall paper and
L painting business. Good stock on hand
viii also be sold, with the business or separate
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
MaTRIMONY, IN CHINA.
.,,,,s Generally Fight shy OF the
Morg,i MaiLens.

Morgci Maiiens.
Mixed maria gcs are not very cohi'
mon in China aud no one VINO mas any
knowledge of Chinese women Is sur,
nrised that Englishmen fight shy o'
them. The average Chinese girl is alb
solutelv ignorant of everything o"t
embroidery; she may know how TO rc;."
and write n few characters, hut sne
does not understand a word OF any bn-
ropcan language; she looks on face
pnwicr and rouge as of more con Sc
nucnce than soap, aud she crippies her
feet. Moreover. although If an En-
| pl;shms, marries a Chinese woman ne
cannot marry any one else in her hie-
| time. it is doubtful whether the woman
| mirht not in China marry Shinainah
also. The question of mixed marriages
;s exciting 9 good deal of attention II
the far cast. High Chinese authority
beincr aeked as to the binding force o
an English ceremony on the .hl"cS'
wife. answers that as long aS the par
tics were agreed 10 live together tn.'
might be regarded as hushan" aud VIE
..bnt thatit was impossible to constrai
;,.I;na.ion." london Figaro.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
xv,,.ra the buffalo Drank.

A ira weller describes strange tor.ha
t;on in Mitchell county. ley, winch
- orr time at least, will be a reminder
"a tho davs when the buffalo roa!nso
th. n,ains of the great west. At lne
junction of two creeks ne writes
a bed OF friable gray sandstone mlNc''
with coarse gravel. Water passing over
the edge of it has worn away par. VI
it. and has created fall OF thiftE 'tc y
rhe loose gravel carried round an"
round in the eddics has gradually o'Et''
holes in the sandstone. These h"ieS
I ,r, from three to six feet wide, clrchlar l.
and from fifty to one hundred 1ee'
doom. There are from fifteen to t"esi's
~ Them. all filed with fresh wafer
| Hv the long-continued churning or litt
Gravel they hare been made JuE-sl''p
or c;s.ern like. and in some lnssa NJ 90
the wall dividing the two wells ma
been cut through. This must haE'
been a favoritc watering place WIN III
h,,ff,l, In the solid rock is cut a Gee
tr,il down to the water. And WiiSr
the descent is steepcst tn" tootma,
are over six inches deep. showing ina
every animal passing there put l's 100
exactly in the spot occuplcl ny 'o7
, which had preceded 1t. t.-Dctroi0
, |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Y.rtjii.y of Alaska.

Tho naturc of the whole land can oe
rourbly divided into three conditions
Sno,v and ice fields bury the coast
rance and choke up every holto"' 10
tho immediate north the valleys are
rocky and barren, but the vast interior
havHnd is richly clothed in luNnrlau'
vcretation. Scientific authorities 'hS-
orcticallv mapped cut giant Ice hei''S
as spreading over the eutire iah,
from the Tairweathcr and Mount o''
Elias ranges north almost to the valley
NJ the Yukon. Colossal heights man
,I,d in ncvcr-mclting SHOWS tower
! thousands of feet in the air, ouI Within
| the shadow of these mighty nplahos'
| in the sheltered hollo~s beneath, nc
immense valleys carpeted IN rlchest
orassr;. and gracefully tinted with WIZ"
fnvers. Here in the summe" q sen'ai
cline is found, where straw berries ana
other wild fruits ripen to luNuriance
where there are four and hall months
,f summer aud seven and nall o
,,.ir,cr, In June and July the sun !
lI,s. below the horizon only Tor lev
, iho, 3. and the temperature, thouE'
. cbi,.. NJ night. has an average OF sixty
fvc ,.rrees in :he daytime r~teutury
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
II. Gould NO, Got Away.

A weary old man dropped with sign
into scat in street car. Ao 'h'
other end three or four young men were
talking and laughing.
They have just returned from 'h,ir
v,c,tiou.- said the tired man To MS
next eirhbor. ,..-
..'Thev seem to have enjoyed it.
Yes: they seem to. They w"r" N
the same store that ! do.
~ ~
Yes. They have all been away row
everybody IN the storc-clerks' ocoi-
<scpers and heads OF departments
even the cash boys and the wrapping
men and the porters. Everybody has
| had his vacation-but me.
"All but you
! Yes"
well. I should think your emplozs'
| would let you off, too.
The old mar shook his head.
"lvhat's the reason he won /: -,
We'll" replied the weary man " ~,
another sigh, you see, IN INC Pr''lt.
etor mvself"-Shoe and Learner h''
view: "
Hurry is thc handmaid OF worry
Rams Horn.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

| aq;lc rodent. by and by something
! vas t!roppcd in the window upon the
| snakes. l don't know who droPpco /.
in hut l saw that it was a piece OF
| cheese. Itlay behind the two snaNcS' |
| and partially on one. ne rat A'o'
s,clt the cheese, and with bounn
vent clear over the snakes nnd selze'
the savory morscl. The sna'c' g't'e"
a.yay to the other end OF ths WihooN'
The rat nibblcd at the cheese uht'i ne
h,d eaten it all. Thus refreshed ne
turned his attention to the s"aNt'
AGAIN. His luncheon seemed TO nave
80 him holder even than he had
been. and he rushed terceiy upon one
| ~ the snakes and seized it by the neck.
The other snake moved or a snort
l distance, but quickly turned. Inc
! rat was still nippinS at MS 'ast
< victims neck The remaining snake
r shot out his deadly head and mt
5 the rat squarcly behind one 49,, OF ms
= forelcrs. The shot told. The ras
d dropped his snake and. with
a sharp cry. sprang at @ 1ne ..,s, s..s,
/. lint had struck him. The RATHER
IS shot ont his head again and sank his
t, faurs in the rats nose. l he raI lei
It over on his side, got up and ran aronnt
!, in n circle for two or three seeon'''
d and then fell again. He made ie"
it convulsivc kicks, and was as dead a
A any rnt ever was with load of po!so'
le in him. The snake stretched ltscl1 o"
IN in n corner and seemed to 1all INTO
G. contented sleep.
,, "Then the spell that had he!" me 'her
I with my face against the "inoo" wa
il ! broken / turned to move away ah'
n to my intense surprise. found Una.
II was wedged in by a crowd OF othel
Il who had been fascinated, suppose
i was, although I had not noticed the
i before. squeezed through, and whe
il / looked up at the hotel clock l aimo
Il dropped in faint. IT was e.ese
4 o'clock. For five hours had iiattch'
II WV nose orainst that window al
4 taken no note of time. The last ira
"A had gone. and had to stay in runNs ::
III tawnev all night. That snaie-charmi
~ seancc cost me just two hundred d,
q Ef,v dollars for that is what ! 1851
3 missing my engagement in the ne
| town N. y. Sun.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

tened against the glass entirely oouv-
ious to everything around me put the
snakes and rat. l have an lndistinct
impression that heard my tram come
and 20. and after time another one,
and some time later a third. but can't
saw positively. know that ! never
took nv eyes off OF the snakes and the !
rat.
1.-THE rat had worried and drawn tho
fire of the three snakes, SO to speak, LOT
I don't know how long. when the rat
tiers made q strategic move OF tne1r
own. They had evidently seen that
singly they were no match 1or inc cur
ming rat, and after q good deal OF rat
Ting to and fro, all three of the snakes
massed themselves at one end OF the
window. They stood in a row, cover
ing that part of the field absolutely.
| The rat was too good a general not 70
see that it wouldn't do for him TO as
sail that phalanx of angry serPents, 1or
the chances were that if one of them
missed him one of the others would
yery likely hit him. So he rested In
corner for q moment and pondered. a
gas pipe ran up that corner to the Top
of the window, and then across IL 70
the side where the snakes were grouped
in defensive front. The result OF the
| rats pioneering "dS ClAsAG nv 'NN. 'o>-
! the pipe and ran along it until nc was
directly over the snakes and SIX Zee.
above them. Tho rattlers were not
lonc-headed enough to see what TINS
7 move of the rat meant, and they ddn
l change their position. The rat eyeo
t then, for a few seconds. and ther
n iumped right down upon them, land
j ing on them behind their bristiint
o heads. He nipped one through thu
d neck with his long teeth. and the othe
6 two were panic-stricken and glldcd e
o the other end of the window. Ih
}, snake the rat had bitten through tn
). neck lay down in a paralyzed cona'
:, tion. as the one had done early in tn
&C game.
IL "Ihe rats ruse had worked so We
o that the rat seemed Slecful. lie 1rlske
a around in aggravating proximity 10 Tn
,r two remaining active rattlcrs, until IN
IN latter became terrible in their fury, o'
ID couldn't manage to get a blow IN on IN
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
,vrpy SNAKE WAS Ui' IN ARMS.

treated and huddled up in one corneI
~ tho window. The other snake tha'
had moved upon the rat then maze
r,.s FOR it. The rat sprang up lu"pt,'
rrIa,, over the rattlcr. turned, ana VIII"
movement so quick that 1t ma"e me
liz fastened it's teeth in the snake
neciS. biting it clear through "ne"
.h. rat released the rattler the reP''e
,.a,1.d over on the foor, and al'houEi
{, cor,d see by his glarirg eyes am.
'nnrr,S;ve movement along ms en''ie
18th that he was alive. he dluh se'
~, and took no interest in the sooSe-
ouent proceedings.
Tho success of the rats maneuVers ,
vailed his head, and he began TO ''eat,
o,,r5 in the window as Ii ne o' me-, ,
:. THE three snakes that Fcm a!''ea
L,sort had scattered about IN 'he WIN,
is,,, and the rat would make rnsh
,a,,,,rh one, manage to elude i.s StiIN'
80 i'm dash at another, and tneh d
,ho third, going from one to "no.l.e. -
s,,,.,..ssiou. worrying the t"," :.
s,o,.cs until their fury was 1eFri"'s :.
go stood there with my uose Aa'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

YOU call 1t OelnS chatIASu W. -, |
razing steadily at snakes and rat, with
no inclination or desire to take your
ewes off and go away. l was under the
snell of such O. fascination the other
night, and l believe ! would be there
staring at those snakes and that rat yet
II .omcthing hadn't happened to break
tho spell.
at was up in Pupxsutawncy, IA.
There have always been great many
rattlesnakes about Punxsutawney. ana
even the name of the place doesn
Scare them away. l was In that to"h
last week. and a guest at the hotei
r.ntall intimated that he would like to
see a live rattlesnake. The lanolo'o
of that hotel is a very accommodating
chan, and he at once seIS a man out 10
.pct a rattlcr, telling him to hurry up
IRE man came back in n few minutes.
He had five rattlcsnakes, all nice, olg,
bright, sassy fellows, fresh from INC
freedom of the adjacent hills. Inc
guest who had said he was anxious 10
see rattlcsnakc turned out 10 oc
liar. He didn't want to see rattiet
at all. for when the man cauic in with
his choice specimens the guest ]nnpca
ont of his chair five feet. and grabbed
hi. rrip and left But the landlord took
the guests discourtcsy all in good part,
md mt the five snakes in the bay WIN
dow in front Of the house and shut
them III. :,
..l'n keep 'em there he said. so
S'il have 'cm handy. and won nave 10
waste auy time sending out Ior one ioi
the next guest who would like 10 sec
one
~ rot through in Punxsutawney, ate
my supper, paid my bill and started tt
e,e, the first train for tho next town
wher. had an important engagement
AsIwas going out tho landlord came
alon". He had big rat. -.
. ..Goinr to put him in with tn
.,,Lcs said the landlord. It'll onl.
lie, fcy seconds, but you'll s"c som
: fun .o
81 had plenty of time. so stoppe
TO see the fun. The rat was uio2p
in with the snakes. The snakes "e'
living at one end of the win""w III
l;stless sort of way. but tic instant u!
ra, droppcd in every snake was up
arms. Each one coilcd quicker than
A,sn. Every RATHER sounded lou
alarm: five big and ugly heads WEI
raised from the coils, and nv" va,
-ongucs dartcd out and qulvered w. WI
the excitement of their owners. -
rat crouchcd down in one corner d 81
seemed paralyzcd with terror. ~
o,;t,crin1 ewes Glarcd at it, ana not
forgot all about my train and my
raqcment in the next town. and gaz
at .hc snakes and the rat speiiooNt
Presently the rat moved. turned a
faced the snakes, and then maze d Ga
at one, gave it sharp bite in the ne
and jumped back just in time ana
enonrh to avoid the reptiles Sicle
and deadly strike. The offensive
tics If the rat enraged the rattlers'
two of them uncoiled and made
rush for him. The ia: showed hg
One of the snakes showed
face within three inches of the
and ran its tongue out ana IN
him. This made the rat mad
watching his chance, he shot Tor"
md b,t the snakes tongue off an"
II ont on the bottom OF the wlndoW:
nipping off of his tongue hart h i'm, i'm IL
snont to rattles, and he quickly
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
CHARMED BY RATTlERS.
Five Snakes and q Rat Do Battle
in a Hotel Window.

IS, SIR" said
J O h n Gilbert,
the travelling
gr o ce rylnan.
"Rattlesna k e s
can charm, pro-
vided you have
enough snakes
and put a rat
in with them.
Then you watch
tn 9 IN. 7 h G y
won't c h q rm
the rat, No.
Thcv ill
c II ar III you
That is, il yot
re anything
like | am, anC
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

-Ca,:sc For Gratitudr.-'l have re-
,-,ireI Willie.s trousers" began Mrs,
S,norcr IL am glad there is one re-
seated Diu IN the house, r"pte'
Snooper. and chen he went on T'"d'ns
his paper.-N. Y. sun.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
Al Impns>ibi!i'y.

Highway up your nan"s
and give us your money.
Crmso-HoSv can do that, you l"iot.
n, YOU imagine I am confortionast'
and can get my nose int" my pants
,nrlSetr-I life.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

Hurry is ,hc handmaid OF wor' -"
Rams Horn.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12
rb, New Cornet skirt.
Press.

Tho new ..cornet" skirt has fo"nda-
,;on s,,irt Of five bell cores, ard Is mace
with a slight train, which Is caS'l%
shortened if desired. The front pre-,
,,n,s the fashionable sheath effect an"
10 b,cl< yidsus gradually to the edge
of the slight train and partly conceaiS -
The side seams The back is lined WIN
crinoline to produce the tlarinT effect
from which the skirt takesit name ana
the -cornet plait is secured AGAINST d's-
arrangement by two short elastic s,..!Ps
.,.,Iarraath. The use of the foundat0T
SLirt is optional. The skirt is very
rrar,f,l in effect, and makes up hanu'
snnc,v in cloth, serge. vicuna, canci
- and India cashmcre.-N. y. f"St.
He lat the playD-"Isn't that jus
| ,., .,,,l l;fa"-- She enthusiastically y
oh. yes! l wonder how the nu'ho nc,
ever thought OF snch preposterous S''
ration. N. y, Journal.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

~O1ICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI + arn. hun,
y ana after this date. all pesswrnE I41n t"Ii
49, -. NV several plantations IN Mest tn, ter.
I ~ o' vii be prosecuted to the fullest eXtch'
ciana. " , ~ ~ HRS l. l.. MATTHEW'S
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-12

IUS1TNG ON THE Nos;EDoMS -Eo co,, ~
IT HezIew pIacpa Will a fter this uale ne .''i'
,s.ro6 ns trespassing. JAS. i. 30" Man.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-16
Prairie Dell.

Miss Sadie Cain spent a week ago Saturday
and Sunday at Mr.. brakes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hayward visited at Mr.
Gibson's on Big Creek, last week.
Mr. Shultz, from near LaHarpe, visited a.
Dir Rosenbergers, Sunday.
Mrs. Moore spent Thanksgiving with heI
daughter. Mrs G. J Hawley, near LaHarpe.
Mrs. W. T. Barnett received a fall on the
frozen ground last Friday and hurt herself quite
severely.
Miss Rosa Butterfeld. who has been staying
near Moran for several months is at home TAX
ing care Of her mother who has been quite sick
for some time
Mr. F. Johnson of Star Valley, visited at Mr.
A L. JohnsOn's recently
Miss Mamie Drake, Of Humboldt spent last
week at Mr.. brakes
The petty thieving which seemed to be SO
common in all localities last winter has begun
again in this community. Mrs f A Moore
had about two dozen chickens taken a short
time ago.
Mrs Butterfield, of Star Valley, has rented
the Keeper farm for next season. Mr. Sheriff.
has rented the Stewart quarter opposite the
school house. Mr. Myler has the place that
Mr.. Gordon had last season and also the quarter
lying east Of it. Mr.. J l.. Hayward has rented
part OF his fathers place Mr.. Geo Fryer viii
move onto the place where Mr.. Flake now lives,
and Joe Stephens will move onto the Fryer
farm. SUNFLOwER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-16
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1892.
|FFICIAL PAPER OF ALLEN COUNTY
HELP US OUT.

The aggregate sum of money due
us from delinquent subscribers to the
REGISTER is something OUer $4,000
That is a good deal of money and il
we had it we could pay our debts.
We must hare 1t!
This notice does not apply particu-
larly to those who are only year OF
less in arrears, but it does apply par
ticularly to those who are all the way
from two to ten years behind. Look
at the date set opposite your name Oh
this paper and if that shows that
your subscription expired in 1891 OF
at any period prior to that, then un-
derstand that you are meant and that
we expect you to come in and see
about it, or write to us before the first
ofthe gear. If you can't pay all that
is due, pay part of it. If you can't
pay part of it give us your note. No
one of you owes us very much. but all
of you together owes us more than we
can afford to be without. We expect
to open new books the first of the
year, and these old accounts must
be settled.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-16
County Line.

! Ye correspondent got showed under last week
so he did not appear in the REGISTER,
Young NimrOds are quite numerous in these
parts since the snow. We say be careful boys
and don't shoot any more of the neighbors
ducks
Unckle George Kelly visited his daughter Mrs
Helpprey of Greenwood county last week
Rev y. L Vezie made us a call a few days
ago. Nat is surely following his calling and we
aresglad to see him ad vance so. in his ministerial
life.
Mr. Harry Hutton and family visited in lola
Saturday and Sunday.
Ve1ie Bros. sold three horses last week to VIII
Post OF Colony. Will is shipping to Alabama
We hope he will do well and ship again for we
have plenty of horses to spare In our neighbor-
hood.
five had just little more snow we could
have jolly time with our sleds Kansas beats
the world for variety of construction in sleighs.
There will be q Christmas Tree at the Quaker
Church Christmas Eve. Everybody invited to
attend
John Gibbs has gone to Nebraska; he is to
work with q railroad gang.
l.. W. Palmer has returned from Cloud county
where he has been to work since the first of Oct
Ober. Tom thinks Allen county about good
as any of them.
Mr.. Stephen Dickerson has returned from out
west to look after the gathering of his corn crop.
Glenny Burns just hits the road in high places
with his new cart and spotted pony.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-16
ESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-What is Being
Done Throughout The County-Evsnts
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.

(Receired too late last Weekl
Rev. Barber, from Baldwin, was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Gullett on the 3rd and 4th He
was at one time resident of this vicinity. and
he and his companion will long be remembered
by many And when he delivered one OF his
excellent sermons at the Hall and spoke Of his
Sainted mother who had been killed in q rail
road wreck. and of his hope of the Hereafter. we
thought he was surely one of Gods chosen peo-
pie May success follow him and his, Is our
wish.
Mr. Elmer Remsburg was the guest of Mr..
apd Mrs. John Seymour on Sunday.
SMr. George Seymour was trying his new bug
gy on Hall avenue on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs ID. Curfman were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Gullett on Sunday.
Our scarlet fever scare, we hope is over
There were over thirty additions to our church
this month
Mrs. Aggie Funk is home again.
We were remembered by supply Of cake from
the Campbell-Mitchell wedding.
THIS WEEKS ITEMS.
What a bble-bursting nationality we are
living i'm Our campaign ended, our series of
Next will be our inaugural address Then we
VIII hear something drop about the size Of the
Mckinley bill
We viii tell you the snow was light. So Is
The good book says, The poor 20 have al
ways with you" 1t is so in our case.
carrie Hedger is contemplating spending the
Our rrotracted meeting closed with thirty five
conversions
Clayton Isaacs horse dropped dead while he
was riding il home from church.
Harry Boeken attended the Driving Park as
ISOLATION meeting last week at Moran. Harry
got some first premiums last year, and he had
the blooded stock, too.
Will House has moved onto the Peckingpsugh
farm.
DR. Halstead was out to doctor a colt for J W.
Gullett last week which got poisoned by some
weed while en- the pasture during the summer
Mrs COpenhover. from Kansas City, Is visit
ing her relatives in this vicinity.
pleasant evening was spent at Mr.. and Mrs..
John SeymOurs by the Committee. en- the 9th
A letter from Indiana says there were big
skating parties on the rivers on Thanksgiving
Day. Who would not stand up for Kansas?
Marion Anderson attended meeting at the
Hall Sunday evening.