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has not been realized BY 6sh growers, and
the carp raised in an ordinary pond is poor
in fesh and muddy in flavor. Perhaps i
raised in good, clear water Il might not be
90 nauseous II well prepared. Csrprun up
to heavy weights, sometimes weighing 20
to 80 pounds.
AT meeting Of the Lancaster Bar, At
the Courthouse, on the 9th day Of Novem'
Der, 1888, B. NJ. Burdett was called to the
chair and Il. II. Tomlinson appointed sec
retary. The death Of J. T. M,Query hav-
ing been announced, W. o. Bradley, Sam
A. Walton and r. r. wes, we're appointed
a committee to prepare suitable resolutions
in regard TO HE memory.
The committee reported the following,
which wss una nimourly adopled
Resolved, That In the death Of james t.
McQuery the Lancaster Bar has lest an
honorable member.
q. That we deplore bic death and that
in his memory these proceedings be enter.
ed upon the record book OF the 6arrard
Circuit Court.
81. That we and the officers ofthe Courts
attend the funeral in body.
4ih. Thst copy Of these proceedings be
furnished the family snd that the Central
Nv News. Danville Advocoic aud INTERIOR
Journal be requested to publish them.
w. o. BRADIEY, s. NJ WALTON, X. X,
Wrsr. Commit tee, B. NJ. BuRDIIT, Chm.
r. X WEST, Sec'ty.
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aoIEs of cUaafNr fYfxrs.

John Smiley shot and killed John
Freeman at Richmond Monday night
-Ysrdm as,sr Thomas Robertson Of the
l. a vas killed by the cars at Lexington.
John l.. Martin, confessed wife muir
dersr, was hanged by mob at Luling.
Texss.
-Sixty-three men we're killed by an ex.
plosion in the Moors6eld Mine, Lancas.
shire, England.
The KylGrangers Insurance Associa
tiOn has 2,197 members and during the
year s75, 900 have been paid in benefits.
Judge Barr has decided that pen
sioner can not make present OF any mon
sy TO HE attorney not even as an uncondi-
toned gift.
The Mercer county fair grounds were
cold to Msgofiin Il Thompson for $3.50
and its new owners will change it to to-
bacco farm. tt
The jury in the suit Of Hallst Xii
bourne against John G. Thompson, at
Washingt on, for false imprisonment, gave
plain tiff verdict for 100000.
-Kir tland NJ. Fitch, cashier Of the War.
rem, o, Second National Bank, pleaded
guilty Of embezzling $4,000 and was sem
fenced 10 f se years in the penitentiary.
Secretary Martin, OF the National Re
publican COMMITTEES, has called meeting
of the com miiiee at Washington December
Is, to decide the date and place Of the next
convention.
Lee White .tole package OF money
at O,k6ell, Wis, Elk months ago. He
confessed the crime and returned the mon-
ey. Wednesday his c Conscience pricked him
so b ard he committed suicide.
The Missouri cyclone Of Monday
spread devastation along track fifty miles
in length. II exhibited the greatest force in
the vicinity Of Springfield. where property
was destroyed valued at $4,000. There
were sever al killed and many injured.
-Fes we're aware Of the fact that four
car loads Of Montana silver bullion re-
remained in the Northern Pacific railroad
over Sunday last They were shipped
from per Northern Pacific Express Oct.
l9.b, and at this point on Monday were
transferred to the American Express Com
pany for delivery in Philadelphia. II was
estimated that the value Of the precious
metal in each car vas t2,5o0.oOO, making
In all the snug cum Of sie,oOoOeo. A few
shipments like that through Superior
would give healthy tone 10 our CONNER
cisl satistics.--Isuperior wis Times.
The report Of Commissioner Evans
shows that kentucky has fifty-nine tobacco
factories using over nine million pounds
OF leaf tobacco annually, make s.0OO,00O
pounds Of plug tobacco and 100000
pounds each OF fine cut and smoking tobsc-
CO. II shows the number Of disiilleries in
the State to be twenty-tight Of over 500
bushels capacity Of which twenty fonr are
operated; l06 Of 1000 500 bushels cspaci-
~, with seventy.6ve in operation, and 294
below 100 bushels capacity, Of which 254
are in operation. The distilleries Of the
State used last yesr 100000 bushels Of
corn and reeti6ed 100000 gallons Of
whisky. The reports further shows that
Kentucky has paid sl52,OOO,OOO internal
revenue taxes since the system was inaug-
rated in 1868.
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GEO. 0. BARNES in SCOTLAND
"PRAISE THE LORD"

SO BERKELEY terrace, ELDEksLlk IT I
GLASGOW, Oct 9Th, 's3 !
Dear Interior;
We began work here at 2P N. sun
DAY last With service in the Seaman's
chapel. 1t was well.6lled for the moot
part with sailors. One black one ! psrtic-
ulsrly noticed, to whom / made up after
the sermon, because he was blsck, and !
thought he might hail from the States, but
he was from St. Kits, West Indies, and a
christian, l was glad to find. We had a
good hearing from the "tars," bat no call
for confessions. We hope We shall have q
fortnight with them after the present ser.
vices in another quarter are over. This
chapel is about mile from our lodgings.
The other hall Is two mles-essily reached
BY tram, or street cars, which, however, we
concl uded to forego on Sunday for the sake
Of tender Scottish con'cience', though our
own are quite free 10 use them for the
LORDS service il need be.
From the Seaman's chapel We walked
quietly on, Marie, George and !, along the
ouay. until we reached James Morrison
street and the scene OF our next two week.
work, IL the LORD will. The building is
like all Glasgow, substantial stone, four
stories and arranged for an Orphans Home.
II Is in connection with the Bridge Of
Weir orphansge," described in a former
letter; and also with one in Belleville, Can
ada, not far from Toronto, where the chill
dren are cent to get suitable employment
away from the cities temptations and from
vicious associations. Mr.. Quarter is the
head Of these establishments and the whole
is carried on upon the faith basis, like Mr.
Geo. Muellers Bristol orpbansge, though
differing from thstin domestic management
Mr.. Richard Hunter, son in-law OF Mr.. J.
Tod. Of Dalkeitb, 10 financial manager and
heartily in sympathy with the work. The
chapel or hall, on the ground floor OF the
Home, where we hold our meetings, will
seat about four hundred. There are about
100 boys and girls-inmaiss OF the estab'
lishment-in attendance every meeting
Sunday night we began with crowded
room and IS confessions Of the dear Name
we love. Last night the hall was hall
full, which was not discoursging for the
frat Monday night; seven confessions. The
atmosphere is not so sympalhetic as that oil
Bexley Heath, and more than one lowering
Scotch brow tells me that victory may moi
be without a struggle. | hardly expect
that, but how severe il may be Il wot not
Speaking Of atmosphere. good or bad
spiritual one is as easily discerned as 4
natural one. And just as the physical
frame responds in rigors to a malarial
breath, 80 the soul made sensitive by thu
Spirits indwellipg and enlightenment al
once is aware Of the presence OF what Il
hostile to its well.being. We have this fac
in spiritual lie brought before Us nearl,
everywhere we 20.
Glasgow is the second place in the king
DON; and although there is no approach i'
London, the fret, that royal city being lik'
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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.


THE result Of Tuesdays elections, while
not az encouraging to the democracy as
wm expected, l. still not without its bright
features. The news from New York is
bsd, considering that Cleveland carried II
BY $4,000, but We forget our dissppoint-
mert there in the glorions reports from Old
Virgins. She has repudiaied ard spewed
out the dirty little whelp, Malone, and
thai's v by we praise the Lord Backed by
The administration and scrupling to no
msans however disreputAble, to carry his
ssds, his defeat is victory to the honest
democracy which those unacquainted With
the .fIairs in that State can scarcely COM
prehsnd. He has ruled her with an iron
rod, to the humiliation Of every true man
10 the grand old Commonwealth. This
settles HE hash and at the zane time Mr.
Arthufs, who has stood so firmly by him.
The Legislature will have democratic
majority OF perhaps %, which insures
true blue u $. Senator to succeed the little
hos. Glory hallaluiah !
ThetremeDdous falling offin the democrat
&c majority in New York ischsrgtd to Gov.
Oevelsnd and John Kelly, both Of whom
wanted to be boss Our State ticket is
elscied by 10000 majority, cave the Secre-
iasy Of State, which tffice goes TO the re-
pubiicans by 10000. The Legislature lie
strongly republican.
Pennsy lvsnia, like the Gov, has returned
70 her wallow and elects the republican State
ticket BY fully $4,000, .
Perhaps one OF the beet results Of the day
was the defeat Of Benjamin Butler, in Mas
ssohusetie, which was accomplished by a
nsioriiy Of l6 200. Had he been elected
he would likely have been much in the
way Of the democrats in rejecting presi-
Dental ticket. He is no democrat and de-
serves nothing from the party.
The democrats sweep Maryland with IL
600 or more majority, for governor, and
eject Legislature with 20 majority on
joint ballot. Mississippi is overwhelming
~ democratic.
New Jersey, true to her colorr, elects
Abbott governor and gives the democrats
control ofthe Legislature BY FIVE.
The democracy certainly reckoned with
ont lite hosts in Connecticut, for the repub-
Kis.ss elect Legislature BY majority Of
IS In Nebraska the republicans gain
heavily and carry Minnesota BY p. 600 ma
jorify. The republican papers appear much
elaied and they have some cause to be. i.
gives their rsrty another chance, whereas
they would lave had no show had the re-
snlt been less mixed.
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VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

oder At private sAie my farm Of about $40 acres,
In GarraFd, about one mile eslow Camp Dick Rob
inson. With large cottage house Eight rooms, In
numier ore repair ell necessary outhuildiugs. and
the land ferti le ani 10 zoe state Of cultivation,
arly Al being In rrass. Gu the plact IL disiii-
lcry u about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
nom DAnville 70 Lexington runs through this
20 it5 Acrs a part Of the b. N. Jones iArm. on the
same pike, adjoining the ahcve The two places
gill - slld whole, OF divided to suit purchas-
ers The purchaser vill also have the option 10
rein the dlstiliery, crit can 10 ruovtd. Also
smalifarn adjoining the shove-descrihed propef-a
~, With fair improvements. IN the Intersection o
the IA : Vile aud Hueua Vista turnpik y, contain-
Ing about IS acres. A small tract ofii acees. sd
Joining lands Of T. Dunn. AlssA store house 10
the town Of Rryantsville, warehouse near the de-
etery, Ac All the shove property VII - sold on
very liberal terms for further particulars call
90 or address WM nEHhElE,
sep. ISL hryautaxiile Ky.
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-J.R. Fsrris, Of Danville, was here
with twenty-five head Of Texas hor'e'; be
sold twelve or fifteen head from $40. "a
S75. each.
A party Of hunters from Lexington
and Louisville have been in this vicinity
for several days killing every thing from
sparrow to a woodcook.
Mr. Will Wesren, Jr, fell from
scafFold I tuesday,, while at work on Mr.. A.
b. EIy's house and was considerably bruis'
ed on the back and shoulders.-Mr. Ed
Walker was kicked on the leg by horse a
few days ago but not seriously hurt.
Misses Lula Pullins and Patie Adams
have gone to Mt Vernon on welt to be
gone several weeks. Somebody is looking
quite cad since their departure.-Miss Mag
gle Adams left for Mt Vernon, her home
Saturday after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
Mr.. q. NJ. Morris has retired from the
store room and gone to farming; he has
rented the farm Of Mrs shumAte. Sever
al Of the boys have applied to Charley for
positions as pillow boys. Don't know whether
il is because Charley lie such clever fellow
or on account Of his pretty sistsrs-in.lsw.
A party Of young ladies and gentlemen
went chestnut hunting few dsgs ago They
did not get many chestnuts but they got
quantity Of persimmons. Their mouths
were all pucksred kissiDg fashion when they
got back. We didn't go with the party but
a pretty young lady .JoteA us a Persimmon
ali the same. Look out boys, the longest
pole knocks the persimmon.
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Tar prospectus Of the New York Sun
sppsans in tbs issue. II is a model news
P-Per Non, is more reliable and none
chose opinions are so valuable Its war
on the thieving republican party, which il
declares mus, 20, commends II TO every
democrat in the lard.
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Gov. CLEVELAND is now out Of the ques-
ton for the presidential nomination. In
view Of the fact Of her redemption, how
would Il do 10 look to Virginia, the old
mother Of States aud Statesmen for nomi-
meet She used to furnish the best materi-
al that could be had for that purpose.
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THE Hopkinsvills South Ken'uckion
comes out this week as bright and newsy
semi-weekly. You lave bard time, in
point Of labor, shead Of you, Bro. Me'ch-
am, let one who has tried il say, bat we
have not doub, OF your success.
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MAHoSE got black ere both literally
and fsuratively, Tuesday. Some fellow bit
him clip over one Of his peppers and
olo.aI Il
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Information Wanted.

A suitable reward viii be paid for Information
s,siIs z a. the d' fsaa Si Mrs. Corinne
nan, indorseT) and recovery OF 0ur lates, which
stanford three years ago.
in. MILLING a, CO.. -,
li9-it-s0t Chicago, III
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DIR. II. Il. SMITH,
Homeopathic Physician,
DANvILLE. iKENTUCKY.

Residence, Clemens House; Office OPP. Central
and children Tor the past eighteen years. ll6o-Sn
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MERCER COUNTY takes the cake for muir
der and lawlessnes', and II they keep On
the law-abiding man who owns property
there will be much like the fellow who
tried Texas life while. If owned HI
and Texss." said he, ~ would rent out
Texas and live in hi" There are seven
teen murder cases on the docket Of the
Mercer Circuit Court, several cases to be
indicted and any number Of lower degree
% hOmiciie.
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The Richmond Herald comes to the res
cue Of the Superior Court and says that its
creation was necessity and that lite Judges
are hwyers Of recognized ability. As to
The 6rs. proposition, the Court Of Appeals
had gottep far behind in its business but il
~.s because its Chief Justice wac, for sew
er.l months, on trial for perjury and mu-
iilaiion OF. public records and because the
Other members Of the court, saw fit to at
tend 10 their private business in preference
to that for which they are paid. As to the
ability OF the Superior Court Judges, we
merely said they were pigmies compared
with the late Judge Robertson, one OF
whose opinions they have reversed, that in
rgsrd 10 keeping tiPpliDg bonses. At the
present rate Of attending to business, the
B.xt legislature will be called on 10 estab
iish another court Of the kind. for one Of
The Judges Of the new court lie of hunt
ing, another l. on an e'ectioneeripg tour
and fhe third is no doubt enjoying himself
ai the expense OF the Pc ople
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JUDeE McMASAMA, the old bloat who
-asssyed TO run for Judge Of tie Court Of
Appeals. has fallen about ss low as whisky
and bad women could make him. He has
a wife and interesting family bat has for
sAken them for a prostitute who lives in
that delectable section OF Frankfort, known
~ @Crsw." Visiting her the other night,
the Judge found another fellow basking in
her sweet smiles, whereupon he drew n
pistol and fred at her. Game as lighting
cock, but miserable shot, she retuued The
ire several times, without, however, per-
Eozting his disiended diaphram, the more's
the pity. Hearing the shots, the officers
went to the house but McAlanama had bar
riadsd il and dared them to cross the
tbrsshold, and he was holding the fort at
lat accounts. He ought to be taken out
and htyed alive.
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w. E. HuGHEs, who ersiwhile ran ram
pant radical sheet at Bowling Green. and
who held the position Of guager under the
government, has had his head taken Of by
Commissioner Evans. The reason Of il
vas Mr.. Hughes talked TOO much with his
mouth and the inevitable interviewer print.
ed il verbatim. He charged that the com
Isis~ionsr's brother-in-law was a defaultsr,
and that the protecting arms Of the COM
missioner had been thrown about him.
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As Assignee Of Thomas Holman, I notify All per
sons having claims against him 10 present them :.
me properly verified, ~ November 2oth, and All
iniebted 70 him will please call and settle imme-
diately md thereby save costs.
~. M. BROSACGH,
1851 Assignee Of Thomas Holman
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NATIuNAL CAPITAL NOTES.
The Wcrk in Congress TO-Day-DispOsal
tho Wrecked AshnelOt.

The wcrk In Congress To-Day-Disposal Of
tho Wrecked AshnelOt.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. The Senate
after transactiug some important routine
business, at 10:40 went into executive
session, and when the doors ra opened
took up the legislative appropriation bill.
Bills Passed in the House.
Tho first hour in tho House to-day was
occupied in calling up bills for passage
under the pound rule. Among the bills
passed was one to prevent the importa
tion of adulserated tea. Several bills
called up were objected to under
the rule, and were not considered
at the expiration Of the hour. The con-
sideration of the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill was proceeded with. The amend.
ment granting $5, 900 each to heirs of the
late Representatives Heron, of Louisiana,
and Updegraf, OF Ohio, was stricken out
and the bill then passed.
Page California; gave notice that he
would on Monday next move that the
House 60 into committee of the whole on
the river and harbor bill.
The Wreck of tho Ashnsict.
A cablegram from Rear Admiral Clitz,
requests instructions as to the disposal of
the AshDelot and her officers and crew.
He reports S., 900 in tho safe On the YES
sci, but operations are impossible except
by wreckage. He gives no further par
ticularS.
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pUnLIC SALE oF CITY PHVRnRIsA@
j On SATURDAY, MARCH u. le1e q
Michaels Hotel, North Queen street. la1el1e
ter, Pa, the Undersigned viii expoeo q puh11n
sale, the following real estate, situate0 - -
city Of Lancaster, to Wit: ri ~
No. ], 2 lot Of gr. uud on the oast - -
Plum street. between East Hing olxoot -
East Orange street, containing n 1root0 ~.
more or less, ana extending 6aeeWaA6 Bf1ooeI
to public alley, ON which 9 aon6s3ot1e4 111o1E
DWELLING HOUSE, Nc. "a, - 6xofoe6. 81 4 S3
No. Lot OF Ground on the noetA aldoof
East Chestnut street, between 8h1U1o8 GU1
Plum streets, containing In front 1 ~ -
inches. more or less. and extendlng 1oGtne
ward OF said width 80 feet, moro or Jooos tf18
Widening towards the east foot 166nGGl
more or less. for the remaining d1sfan1a69oo
feet inches. more or less. to q Avo toet 49,
mon alley. on which . TWo-9tOriod 81I0x
DWELLING HOUSE, numbared1H y erDQtn4s
Also. at the came time and plaee, VII 69lo11
the FRAME BULL DING, Noo. u and ~ nnn1
King street. opposite Plum street, t0GoGHZ
with all 0ut-buildings, fences, etc an11buMl.
Ing, etc., to be taken down ana removed o1E
April 2, 1883. in order TO make room for thoGE
tension OF Plum street. 4 -
Sale to begin at 7:3o p. M. on said Day, ,yt14
terms will be made known by e
NARY BAIR q
feb2ftsd MARY 3. y. D00UBS9
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Keep the Cutters opened.

Street Commissioner Levan would stand
better chance of re election if he would
see that the cutters are kept open and the
crossings in q passable condition. There
is an ordinance that requires people to
keep the cutters open in front of their
residences, and it is part of the street
commissioners duty to see that it is done.
The cutters and sidewalks in East Vine
street especially are in bad condition. A
flood of water comes do wn 1lo ,kland street,
overfows the crossings and sidewalks, and
renders them almost impossible. The
crossings at Duke and Vine are among the
worst in the city.
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THE HAND BssOk STEAL BEATEN.
Resoem 111unphsnsas . sasmday sesassn-
Bills b Pfoeess LivsFyDsn-Doe-
tors Of Both schools in the
Board Of Realeh.
Special Dispatch to the IHrlLLIaxxcsR.
HARRIsBuRa, Pa, Feb. A.-In the
Senate the bill to require school Director
to purchase text books for children was
negatively reported. Waters military
bill reducing the governors staff was
favorably reported. Shearer; Of Berks,
introduced q bill to give that county .
separate orphans court. The state board
of health bill was amended 20 - to give
the governor the power to appoint al
members of it physicians from allopathic Q
and homeopathic schools and laid over for
third reading. The bill providing for the
distribution of unclaimed bodies for dis.
secting purposes was among a number
which passed second reading.
the House Proceedings.
In the House the following we're among
the bills favopbly reported Fixing the
license fee of bottlers of malt liquors at
fifty dollars ; exempting building and loan
associations from taxation !; fixing the
license fee of livery and exchange stables
AI GWcuCy uV0 OOlldIS duO pIOVIOluS AOI
the punishment of persons who
injure the property of livery men requir-
ing goods manufactured by convicts to be
branded Mr.. Landis offered resolution
which was laid over, that the bill to pre-
vent political parties, or their agents,
from paying poll tax, be placed on the
calendar, it having been negatived in COM
mittee. The bill to print ten thousand
copies of Smul's hand book, for use of tho
legislators, was defeated-yeas 6S, nays
IS. A message was received from the
governor vetoing the Lackawanna county
poor director act, on the ground that it
prepared special legislation under the
guiso of a general bill. Both Houses ad-
journed until Monday evening.
Legislative Measures introduced.
A bill was introduced into the House
to-day repeating former act which pro
vides that the costs to prothonotaries and
sheriffs in cities of the second class shall
not bo paid until the claim of the city and
costs shall be realized out of the real es
tate as bought in and held for use of the
city. Among the bills introduced in the
Senate was one to prevent minors fire.
quenting billiard halls. The act relating
to discriminat on by railroads in transpor-
tation of freight was reported afirma-
lively.
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DaUy Cr0cken." I0Nt0M. Frank Mayo
viii present this really excellent backwoods
play in Fulton opera house this evening.
Everywhere this season It has been received
with great favor by crowded houses. 1t Is al
together void Of the Objectionable features in
many border plays. and Mr. Mayo's portrayal
OF brave Davy crockett has SO long been
known for its faithfulness that he las found It
uselessto cssay q character in any other play.
iizony Denier.-Tony Denier's pantomime
company, with ALI Miaco as clown, q full
company of specially artists and a miniature
circus, including the trained donkey, will ap-
pear here on Tuesday night, in the ever pleas
Ing pantomine of +" Humpty Dumpty."
- The Wortd."-J. 2. Little's combination
will appear here on Thursday night in the
spectacular piece entitled THE World"
which was presented here in September.