Daily News, Volume 1, Number 80, Franklin, Johnson County, 21 May 1880 — Page 1

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HttuttOM Waste*, and Utip Wasted. Tne DAJLT Xr*i will print advertisements of Sin dli« Help of #ay kind, advertisements not to exceed 80 word*. This Is

persons wnntlnf work or felt a*tkm*. and of those weeding Help of any ktnd, wrrsocr r*AaeE—such

prrypo»?d beeanse ft believed It will aM many who need and destn work. and we cordially invite all interested to amll tbemselve* of the oeui ottered, li matt be remembered that letter* sect through the mail arc net delivered to l*rniLS owtT. If Initial* are n*«d. the letter should be directed tn the care of torn* individual. Srm, or

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*toCkc l*tx, *nd If for city dellrery the ponlape cent*. The DAtLT New* has boxes at rfce office fir ih/ reception ot letter* addressed to ft* carr. and *«eh tetter* will be delivered only to tbe advert Ucr holding check for the box number.

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f&TAdvertisement* printed under this head One Cent ':wh word, and the advertisement will rarely fall a! rati the attention of person* who may have whatever I* wanted, and from a larg» oomWr of rcpHe* the advertiser In enabled to make the most favorable selections. "Hltaation* wanted and "Help wanted," not exceed!tig30word*. printed without charge.

rANTED—To bay a Back-Board or huxnj Pari* & Ros* No. 4 Booth *5th »trc»-t. Torre Kante Ind.

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all of city

t»r'«rft)' for «alti or trade. Call at -W0 Ohio *tri»:t. C*. Oarm-ll. Heal K»iat« Agent.

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K«kx1 canvaa#cr. Can flotl*u*a4y

nmployment. Work llaht and good wage*. REED Jt OWEN, 17 Haiti atreet.

rent, a botue of 4 or S room*.

In good neighborhood, within 8 or 8 *qnarc# Of lh!« offl Apply to foreman

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office.

An old man to take care of office

and lir*«. Apply to northweat corner «1d and Main »trp-u. lU'fcrcnce# repaired.

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-A alfttatlon by a laboring man

ntuady rellablf. Can do all kind* of votk. EiKjulrc at the uftlee at Boston Iloune.

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A colored boy who can come re

commended. denlre* a pluec to work for board and Imlging *o that be can attend tchoo). A^'ply at colored *chool bouae or 410 #outh Third atreet.

\\T A NTKI- B»y 14 year* old want* a *Hnatlon In *t ore or office. A pi 7U4 Elm *tri*rl

Apply to lianry Pfiaging.

Xor Ufittl.

Terr- Haute too large a city for landlord* to depend on placard*, which attract the attention of only *nrh person* aa neceaaarily pa** the pretnUe*, while a »mnll advertl*ement Inverted in the DAILT NRW* will reach dally everybody likrly to want ro4m«orhoii*e«, promptly *ecore a tenant, and aavc thn lo*« arUIng from property ftandlng idle. One Cent a word

"LK»K KENT -1 No. 402 North 4th *trecl, withgood barn.

A de*lrable brick dwelling bo»i»« th 4th otreel, withgood barn. For

*«rtlr«l«r*, call »n W. A. Ryan, cor. 4th and Ohio fcireefk, or on C. N, (JonId, So. I&S North 4th *t.

T,LOU RENT JT all modrm Improvement*. So. 6SJ *outh

llouae contain In, Improvement*.

street. Call at Commercial School.

room* with th

Sale.

*ru nder this head, for One Cent per word, per $ on* may offer whatever they may nave for sale ud he «ure of reaching more purchasers every ay than could be done In a week by personal •ollciutlon. thus securing the advantage of many inquiries and of selling at the best offers

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ftAl-E -Four hundred and eighty acre* of lain) In dugar Creek township, on the Darwin -t^ad, 5 miles from Ihl* city. Two hundred acre* inder cultivation. Sixty acre* of good pa*ttire, he balance In itood timber. Plenty of good water ml a rerv healthy locality. Will sell on terms to ult purchaser. For farther particulars apply at lawa office. "TV11 8Al.K~fl,000 cleaned, second hand, first class brick. Enquire of T. N. PIKKC*

sale-

S13TOR iv Victoria harness cheap. 4n«*.

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A fins set of gold-mounted single Enquire at this

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fW"All advertisements under this head will be line, and any otte desiring N*w* boxe*. can rent N**s at 10 crnU |»er Wfek

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AJl sdvertUemente In this column under the «ead of wanted, from business houses will be -targed 9ft cents per week for four line*. All tt that number will he charged extra. We do

In the Interest of the hnatneea community

/ANTED—All parties tn need of help to call at MB Ohio *tteet, 'ANTED-Everybody to vtslt onr great *ale of boot* and *hoe*. 0. A, Hott*s» A Co., JtS9

Main street. fant^d -Person* to call at Pat ton Bros,, where vhft c*o buv the best of everything l» the eatng line at the lowest market price,

!.'a»t«l—Person*

hating hides for sale, and

hose engaged in the Hoot and shoe man a ./wturinit tmle. to call on A. Burnett, No,

4th street.

fcNTRtv-Kverybody to bare in mind that yon «n sae pet cent, by baying your boots and boe* «t our great wale. t», A. Koottta St Co.. K» Main street, ih'TKl- E» ertb*iij to call stOtm Ehrenhsrdt alo**n, Ohio street, f«»r tied liquors aitd clgnrs. anted Farmers de*lro«» of good board and fwr themselves UteSr con*in*

Heir aunts, a* well e*w*d fodder and vnWInc for their aatnul* to call on i. W. Pw

&mth Fvarth street «nder»tiM that no honse In the fly »nder*rU u* tnboot* and shoes. O. A.

ndetstiNd N-Uustnb

A Co St» Main 1

C©,, 3f9 Main street.

j^tNt~»R*ety Grocer in the elty to call daily li lfay place Md esamine goods and

aatert Al! deatrM* «f ptstvha*l«g

ood «H* and 5*h»**» at reasoMbte rates for A«lk«o call at W. 11 (lisim't estahtiehment. #f# »it* street near ttwi

Itv*rTho«4y to call a»d purthaee feeds kinds at low-eel caak prkee. No, 39 tsorth

iHailh street. II. 6«UttrOt iXTKIV-8*tiy ho«ee-4iee|ier tt» et«it the *»rait»re. Sets Mid t^neeasware house ot ft Fisher, when in want ot fcarcmin*. t$4 and

Ftoerth street, It. FrsNsaaaa. Opera Boaee. Oreat

^Jtleatfh wvw%. Flee Jewelry ea haAd. WatcSwe Chains- MM Silv-er vadt. ntatld ttverytkMiy to «all on lohn Ihiheeh. th ajCWtryrtmttt ftse Hitww. geddlss.Oo&are tad WMM. \KTKlv Attentkmto*)»sBtF»T,rfc«fi»Flte tWBtgrteTT ftitlft

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Fourth street. Wanted—Everybody flock of Cigars and •treet.

cheap

Everybody to know that you can

m*ke your want* known in thi* column thr DAILY NEWh, at ope cent per word per day.

"IIJ ANTED You to send order by po«tal card, or through a Daily New* Mesiage Box. for th4: DAILY NEWS. 10 cent* per week, delivered promptly by carrier

VV^ANTKI -To *«ll or trade In tht* and vf alji)lnlrtu countiea.

AIMJfarm*kind*

VOL. 1.—NO. 80. TERRE HAUTE, rST., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1880.-3:30 F.M.

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Wan^ad—Everybody to call at Cincinnati House 17 North PflBrtfc street. where they era *et the finest Liquors in the dty. St. Louis Beer al way* on draught. Waatad—All (hose in need of feed* of all kinds will do well to call on diver Co.. northwest corner 4th and Cherry street*. cial rate* and »e!l by whoieaale •mall qoanUtie*. WAXTED—Girl for general booaework. WANTED—All ktoda of aecond hand good* In part pay for new farnitnre or atove*.

They give apea* well a* in

'urn*. 104 and 106, coath Fourth street.

I keep the best liquors and cigars No. South Fourth streeet. IIKRXXX PATXELT. 71-lw WANTED—Houses to rent. Apply at 299 Ohio street.

FOK MIIRRIPF.

Jons BEAI., of Harrison Township, Is a candl date for Sheriff of Vigo County, aubject to the de cislon of the County Democratic Convention.

AntunAX MAHKLK, of Ottor Creek township will be a candidate before the Republican County Convention for Hherlff.

JACKSON Srurr will be a candidate for Sheriff of Vigo County, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention,

COI VTY TKKANI KKR.

CAIT. JOHK L. BROWM will be a candidate be fore the Republican nominating contention for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the wishes of the convention.

The Dxttt NIWM la authorised to announce Was* W. CASTO, of Sugar Creek Township, as a candidate for Treasurer of Vigo county, subject to the decision ofjthe Republican nominating convention.

D. M. Wauaci will be a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Vigo county, subject to the de cislon of the Democratic nomination convention

N. II. KKNKTT, of Pimento, will be a candl date for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating con vention.

CK*T*KA*T A. RAT, of Riley township, will be a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention.

COI VTY C-LKBK.

We ere authorised to announce that Mcanux N. Ssrrw Is a candidate for the nomination for Clerk of Vigo connty, subject to the will of the Sspablican nominating ooavehtlon.

We are authorized to announce that C, A. Powra will be a candidate before the Republican county convention for the nomination for Clerk of Vigo countT.

L. A. Braxvrr is a candidate for Clerk of the Courts, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, }o«s ROT*a will be a candidate for the office of C\»«uly Clerk, sthjeet to the decision of the Democratic Nominating CoavenUoe.

We are authorized to aanoaoee that Wttxu* K. HssDiMca it randklate fot the office of Clerk of the Vigo (Unit Oatt suhjeet to the dedston of the R*p«h)ican Neatinatiug Oaaetatten.

tllagmUnt H. a. RMumNrn 4k Ca. tuave the tosst ili«lay a# Mimwart la tbc RIT J. IUHI at rraaaaMr prlrea. ai ii-juaj) .aijjt.m'otf

Ant ftrmu* d««lita« aood workman

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to call and examine my Tobacco. So. 25 X. Fonrth Nic. Bxtm.

WASTED—AH persona that want bed toaoge* to The larseat atock in the

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FIKHZ A, 101 and lOoaonth Foorth atreet

Wanted—Everybody to call and examine my new riiiK stock of Boot* and Shoe* Jouit received at north 4tb *treet. R. Mtu.sm.

At Uir*» No. 4 fehaiitsotse block

VTant»d—Every lady to try oar 180 cloth top batton fcboe. G. A. iUxitRM.& Co.. 329 Main street. WANTED—Everybody to give G. C. Bobinaon a call at No. fit# Main street. He keeps the best of liquors and cigar* 71-lw WANTED-Everybody to bny their meat at

Kapp a Butcher Shop, 811 Main street. No "ikhnide" there. 71-lw WANTED—Yoo to know that Onigley A Metzel pay prompt attention to all collections. 77 WANTED—Everybody to call and examine my choicest brands of cigar*. I also keep the finest and beet tobaccos at 130 South Fourtn street 71-lw WANTED—People to call at 180 South Fourth #treet and bay their fruit*. They can get date*, banana*, fig*, orange*, lemons and sweets of all kind# at bottom price*. 71-lw WA NTED—Everybody to call and give me a call.

WANTED—Those who want a fine pocket or specie book to call at Hhlnklo's Drug Store corner Fourth and Ohio, Prescription* filled night or day. 71-lw WANTED—Thoso who want drugs, medicines, perfumery, toilet and fancy articles to call at

Mhlnkle'* corner Fourth and Ohio sts 71-lw WANTED-Those who know a good cigar when they see It call at Shlukle'* Drug Store and try the Pi lota and Laural Wreath, 6c. nw corner

Fourth and Ohio. 7Hw Wanted—To rent, two furnished rooms, with or without board. Inquire at 1220 east Main street, WANTED—Evenrbody to call on Ed. Road 80 North Fourth street, where they can always get fresh fish. 74ml W A NTED—Everybody to call at No. 19 South 4th street and try some of Charles Weidel's home manufactured cigars. 74 WANTED—Everybody to know that T. Ac tiff, corner Locust and Lafayette streets, has his goods marked down. down. Persons -will do well to call and examine good* and prlecs WANTED—All persons In want of parlor or chamber *ult* to call on J. R. Fl*her, No, lot artd J08, Fourth street

Political.

FOR CO*URKM*.

THOMAS II. Nxiaow, of Vigo County, I* a candidate for Representative In Congress frjm the Eighth District, Indiana, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, to be held at Terre Haute, Juno 83,

Btnumrr A WATSON

All agree that H. S. Richardson AtCo. have the ftamt disj^aj of Sttf e* ware in the city, and at reasonable prices. 307Main at

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THE CITY.

—Street Tenders are becoming quite numerous. '—Mewhiney, the confectioner, has had hi* wire sign repaired.

—The electic literarjr society gives a free entertainment to-night. —Remember the Chicago excursion, May 22nd and 23d. Hound trip $4.00. —The Occidental Library will give an excursion down the river next Sunday. —Owing to the great rain the Wabash will probably be on the rise in a few days. —The telephone pole lying on Sixth and Main streets was filled last night with street roosters.

Four dollars for round trip to Chic ago on tha 22nd and 23rd don't fail to take advantage. —The Reception of the K. of P. at their new armory last night was a grand and brilliant success.

J. F, Jauriet is fixing awnings over the windows of his store, on the corner of Fifth and Main streets. —If the weather is not too inclement the shooting match will take place, as stated, on Strawberry hill this afternoon. —A large number of agricultural implements are being brought to the city dealers. This looks well for the farmers. —Linton street between Sixth and one half and Seventh street is a perfect goose pond and should receive proper attention

The Notion Store, generally known as "The cheap store," between Sixth and Seventh streets, on Main, is being removed.

Paddock & Purcell have just recieved a.very fine lot of boots and shoes which merit the notice of all wishing to purchase.

A prominent medical ma-* of this city whose practice runs in the line of a specialty has lntly been sued, in the sum of f5,000 for malpractice. —A boiler explosion in the stave factory of J. M. Clutter «t Clay city yesterday, badly scalded three men. No person was killed by the explosion.

The Knights of Pythins mnde a good display on the streets last night. Captain lloctor is their drill master, and all who know him know what the company is under his command. —J. W. Marshall will explain all points of interest in the Yellow Stone Park, at Normal Hall to morrow night. He is an entertaining speaker and his sterosoopic views cannot be excelled. Admission only 25 cents.

Yestorday afternoon as a wagon containing an iron safe was moving up Fifth street, the tire of the front wheel became detached and the wagon broke down. The safe had to be transferred to a dray.

Between sixty or seventy-five persona visited tho book reception last night at the Library rooms. The room was nicely decorated with plants and flowers. Messrs. Conn, Kennedy, Dyers and Ewing favored the assembly with some good vocal music. Some books were added to the already large number. The affair was a very pleasing one to all who were present and wo hojie to see a greater degree of interest taken in the enterprise by our citizens.

A gentlemen yesterday exercised his tender sympathy for brutes. He was out horseback riding when the rain came up in the evening. He alighted in front of Hulman's wholesale grocery and lead his horse under the long veranda at the side of the building where be stopped until the rain ceased. —GcoTge Ellison, the expressman, left his ^ragon standing in front of Townley Bros, yesterday afternoon, and went into the store. The horses became frightened and started off minus a driver. George caught them as they were turning south on Fifth street J. Steep, who was sitting in his buggy on the corner, saw them coming but not in time to try to get oat of the way. The wheels of the express wagon missed his buggy about one inch, that one inch however, was as safe as a mile.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Grimes gave a musical party at their residence on north Seventh street hurt night, quite a large number of both old and young folks wese present and enjoyed themselves.

Prof Korthorn was present and executed some vary fine piano music. The party were also entertained by acme hi* stronsental music by Miss Cora Mattox who rendered her selections to a very creditable manner, after very sociable oonrersatiow aad ansafcal treats the party disbanded highly planed with the

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—Rev. Mr. Darwood. of Terre Haute, says "Ingersoil will die like a dog and be buried like a jackass." We can't guess how Mr. Darwood will die, but we know which of the two he talks like.—Rockdlui Tribune. —The agent for Mark Twain's new book, "A Tramp Abroad,"is receiving or ders faster than he can supply them. The book is very interesting and is a popular addition to the popular productions of the humorous author. Over 45.000 have been sold since the beginning of its publication. —A very amusing incident is said to have occured at the Terre Haute House a few eyenings since. A distinguished gentleman who has been making a vigorous and persistent canvass for the nomi nation by the Republicans for Congress— saw at the supper table another dis tinguished candidate for the said nomina tion, who hails from that sturdy Republi can stronghold, Rockville, Parke County. The former gentleman known for his "gift of tongue remarked: "My God Sir If I could only prevail upon to come down here and make a few speeches in his broken English I should jiave no trouble about getting the nomination, none, I assure you sir, whatever."

Shortly after supper being over, the gentleman from Parke, sat down by the side of our Democratic lawyer, who re marked to him, "J Col. N. is making it pretty warm for you, he's canvassing thoroughly making speeches everywhere says he's going to be nominated. remarked, W-w-w well if he-he-he he'll co-co-co come up to Pa-Pa-Pa Parke Co-Co-Co County and ma-ma-ma make two or three sp-sp-sp speeches, I am all ri ri-ri fight."

PKILHOTV'AL.

J. S. Hunt is improving from his late illness. Wm. Kadel of the I. & St. L. R. R. is quite sick.

J. Collett left yesterday for a tour through the west. Captain Med Smith is spending a few days in Cincinnati.

The city was yesterday visited by State Adjutant General Russ. P. C. Brown, formerly of this placo, is running a confectionery at Brazil.

Frank Ilurty, traveling salesman for the nail works, went south yesterday. S. F. Ball, of tho Gazette, is in Cincinnati attending the musical festival.

Miss Belle Vance, of Terre Haute, is visiting Mrs. A. B. Ie Verier, of Parke county.—Iiocktile Tributu.

The familv of Judgo Patterson is being visited by Mrs. I). J. Mackcy and her daughter Anna of Evansville.

Mr. Korthorn, exhibited the Mathul sheck Piano to good advantage last night, at Mr, Grime's residence.

Will Duncan, of the Terre Ilaute Ex press, wept over Fritz at the Grand Opera llouso last evening.—Indwnapoli* Journal.

HOTEL AKRITAL*.

NATIONAL DOUSE.

8. 8. Motiekiss, Chicago M. Meis, Cin cinnati, O C. Lilineider, Cincinnati, 0. TEltllE HAUTE HOUSE.

A. M. Cherri, Chicago R. A. Campbell, Vincennes F. M. Brown, Chicago C. E. Welier, Troy: N. Y. M. C. Frankinton, Indianapolis: 8. E. Armstrong. Brazil W. L. .Goodrich, New York Albion Horrall, Washington. Ind Mace McCord, Al fords villc J. W. Dunbar, Washington, Ind.

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MAYORS COURT.

Michael O'Connel, drunk and disorderly fined f8 40. MARIUAOG LICENSES.

Newton Leach and Alice M. Colescott. Two issued marked "don't publish REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Geo. Kerckoff and wife to Chas.

W. Baurmerster. 20 ft front on Main st., D. F. Snyder to Julia E. Patrick, in-lots 15 and 16, Gilbert's Place, for......

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Sequel to sir KJertion Riot at Shelby Title. SHKLBYVILLK, IND.. May 20. —Deputy United States Marshal

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to-night ar

rested George Spragg and Charles Robertson, of this city, for participating in the election riot and driving colored legal voters from the polls on April 5. Loc Amsden, county treasurer, who was lead er of the gang, learned of the indictments against the participators, end doubtless realizing thai he was guilty of a grave misdemeanor, weut to Indianapolis to-day and gave the required bond. He had several motives in doing this, the leading of which was that it would strengthen his chances for renomination for the office which he is now holding. It places him before the Democracy of "Old Shelby" as a martyr, and his nomination is now assured. ______

Hilled by the Car*.

AND ALIA. III., Ma j' 20.—Willie Kmc. a 12 year old boy, met with a horrible death by being run over by the cars this afternoon. From evidence adduced at the coroner's inquest it appears there was a train moving east on the main track, and one backing in west on the side track. After the east-bound train had passed he attempted to cross the track, and fell in front of Uie west-bound train his head and one arm were terrible crushed. Tho verdict was death by his own carelessness.

iJilHir Trouble*.

PARIS, May 20.—Only 500 striking operatives at Rheims remnin out. It is expected 12,000 of the 15,000 strikers at Roubaix will resume work immediately.

All the strikers at Rheims resumed work on the masters undertaking to seriously consider the demands for an in crease of wages if they will continue work for a week.

In the Senate to-day a letter was read from Martel, persisting in his resignation as President of the Senate. The 25th of May has been fixed upon l»y the Senate for the election of anew President.

LONDON, .May 20.—The sailors and stokers at Liverpool are about to striko for an advance in wages.

specimen Criminal Trial.

PARIS, May 20.—A somewhat sensational tr al, which throws a good deal of light on the social condition of Southern France, is- just now occupying the attention of the Courts in the city of Aix. The facts are as follows: A man named Cazilic, and his mistress, Anuis Caillol, are accusedibf the murder of the husband of the latter, and of her brother-in-law, of whom were sQme time ago burned to death in a lonely hut. The accused woman, who is a perfect virago, openly boasts that the whole male population, with the exception of three, are lovers of hers, and to confirm the statement she has with cynical assurance num?erei them among her witnesses. The supposition is that Cazalic committed tho double murder at the instigation of fain mistress. He. however, denies that lvo is guilty. One of Anals witnesses who was asked whether he would feel any emotion if his wife had been burned to death, replied in such an uncertain tone that the Court was convulaetl with laughter. The trial has been dis turbed throughout by the unseemly belia vior of the female prisoner. The trial continues. But this by no means ex hausts tbe criminal calendar. We havr bad within as many days, in different parts of tbe country, no less than three trials for parricide.

SENSATIONAL CASE.

But perhaps the greatest criminal sensation of ail is that which has just come to light in tbe little town of Baintea, where a lady, Mme. de T., moving in tbe highest society circles, has just been arrested on tbe charge of having blinded with sulphuric add ft young and charm ing girl, whom she supposed was hear rival in the ejections of her husband. The victim's life is beHered to lie in danger. Mme. de T., has made two attempts at suicide since her arrest.

Seeds should be planted in the sprfqgr. Several years of experience have conclusively proven that seeds planted in tbe fan arc certain to have the mumps be font? January. Ffve dollars worth of moflsw er seeds will produce shade for st least twelve cats nd aa old hen. Sunflowers can't be trained to climb up the side of a houae, but neither can an elephant. Therefor# by lasting sunflowers yws avoid planting elephants.