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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-20

MAYoR's OFFICE, March, IA, 1884.
Present-W. E. Love, Mayor;
Baxter Mcfarland, S. Fl. Berg, g..
W. Elkin and ]. W. Maynard.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
Claim OF Mrs. H. G. Little for res
bate on tax referred to finance com-
mittee.
The claims OF B. L. Burkitt, and
Mrs. Moselle for rebate on FAX, con-
sidered and rejected.
J. B. Dowd, city tax collector pre-
scented his report of collections to
date, which was considered and ap.
proved.
Mayors report referred to finance
committee.
On motion the following accounts
were allowed and ordered paid.
Davis, Mcfarland, g. Paine,
Attorneys fee commandments TO W
Oldshue & Son, Oct. TO Feb. 10, 10 So
j ID Morgan, ..................:.. w
s III Berg, for lumber September
u. TO December 81, 1888. ....... 100 30
G, r. Lundin, Jan. %, to Feb. 8, "a IL 90
Richard Lockman. .............. 90
Aberdeen Examiner, Nov. 10, to
Aug. %, 1888. .................... ID ~
d Ragsdale, June |, to Nov.l, 1883, 70
Lam 4 Carter, January 3lst, to
February 18th 1854. ............... 10
Star Stable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
J. M Brassfield, January 18th to
Maroh sth 1884. ................... 20 SIS
G. w. Elkin, Jan. rs, Feb. ~. 1884. 6 Go
j. w. Peck, Jan. 8, TO Jan 81, 1884 5 80
J. W. Eckford Feb. IL, to 20, 1884 4 65
Aberdeen Weekly, advertising
sheriff sale; -. :...........,'. 10 70
Aberdeen Weekly, tax collector
book. ..............,...... 075
Mcmillan, son Neutrality-suspicious.. 6 15
Stern Bro. May ~, to NOV. ~, 1888 IL Is
Sims " Young, Jan. Is, Feb 1S... so
f. G. Bumpass, School. ........... n 80
III. s. Gilleylen, recording Deeds. 3 rs
j. w. Danniel, .......,............. 3 90
j. j. Evans, recording Deeds. 3 90
y. w. Glasscock. .................. 80
III. G. Buchanan & Co.............. 60
u. R.eWilson, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
, Council then adjourned.
\ W. f. Love, Mayor.
u
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Monday. Way 9Th, 1854,
SEEEEtEEF'S SALE.
The state Of Mississippi, Monroe County.
2. T. Tricc, Plaintiff

The state Of Mississippi, Monroe County.
p 7. Iricc, Plaintiff
T. Il Haughton, Defendant.
Rv virtue OF an execution which issucd fr,tn
lie ONCE OF Andrew wood, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court u Monroe county, Mississippi, and in "a
yorQi q, J. Iriee and against I. ii. Hauuhtnn.
for the sum of one hundred aud thirty EIGHT dol
lars ana torty-tWo cents. (sl3s 42), besides the
interest thereon and costs OF suit | have this
day levied upon the following real estate belong
ing to the said defendant, in the county of Mon
roe ana State OF Mississippi tO-wt: The midi.
yided interest Off. II Hanghtou in tho follow
ing described land the west half of section 20
township IL, range 8, and the east half loss iO3
acres, of section ~ township u. range q, and
the north west quarter, and fractional part of
the north east quarter of section %, township l2.
range 6; which l viii offer for sale m front of
the Court House door IN the city Of Aberdeen o n
MONDAY, May 5ah. 1854.
to satisfy said execution and all COTS. saIA
within LEGAL hours. This the 18th day OF su,rch.
1854. X l. SykiiS Sha,so Ne
March 20, lSs4
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a Specific for Change orItcn

We are in receipt Of letter fromJ. T. Handy,
Esq, of Floral, Ark, in which the writer saws
3AMARIrAN NERNIEE cures female decline, and
during the change OF life II is a specific Sugges-
tive facts, truly. Sl5O
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Horse Training.

We are prepared to train horses for
either saddle, harness or running or
trotting, refer to all regular horse men.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Walter
Lam, at Lam & Carriers, or to Dick
Ware and Pete Anderson at the Fair
Grounds. f22-lm.
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Leave your orders for pure, fresh Sweet
Milk with Mr.. ]. W. WILSON. He will
deliver it Mt your own door, twice eae',
day,at the most reasonable rates. st.2l
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Mississippi Exposition AssOcia-
tiGn.

There will be a meeting of the
Stockholders of the Mississippi Ex-
position Association at the Mayors
Office, at s o'clock on Monday night,
March 3lst, to receive report of
Auditing Committee, and to elect
officers for the ensuing year. Every
stakeholder is especially requested
to attend.
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Do not fail to examine and price our
CLOTHING before purchasing else
where. We can suit you in Quality,
Style and Prices.
(m7.) ROY & EASTER.
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SHELL & COMPANY keep a full
Stock Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
And everything pertaining to that line
OF business, snd have the well deserved
reputation of selling them at the most
reasonable PRICES, and are always thank
full for the patronage they receive. 90
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PLANT for a big crop of ootton,but
do not forget that the price of the
cotton after you make it will depend
upon the size of your corn crop and
the condition of your smoke house.
With plenty of food for man and
beast made on the farm, there's money
in cotton at eight cents pound if
you gather anything like a fair crop.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASH.
MERIlS i'll all the new Shades, at
SIC. s. BAUMGARTEN.
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BGyHA FULL AND COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT OF FISHING TACKLE
JUST RECEIVED BY
M(m'h2o). SHELL & GO.
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BaS- BUY PERFECTION SAFETY
COAL OIL. AT ECKFORDS PHQNIX
DRUG STORE. (m'chl2.)
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Appointment of Road Oyerseers.

The following appointments Of Road
Overseers, 10 serve until the first Monday
of NJ arch, 1885, were made by the Board
Of Supervisors at the March torn;
FIRST DISTRICT.
Cotton Gin and Russellvile Road
From KiTkpatrick's laue TO Mrs Arson
Diworth's. II. w. Hilliard; thence 10 ten
mile post, VIM. Fuqua; thence to l2-miie
post, Joe Sugg, thence to l4-mile post, A.
Moore; thence 20 TuScumbia road D. r.
Smith;thenCe to N Gibbs, j Ohm Heron.
Cotton Gin aud Smithyille Road From
Cotton Gin to PattersOu's branch, H.
Lancaster; thence to Whites branch. j.
:. Tubb; thence TO North end Caldwell
lane, Vim. Stockton thence to BullmOun-
tain, L. q. Wax.
Cotton Gin aud Columbus ROad-From
Cotton Gin to WeaveT's Creek j. NJ. Kirk
patrick; thence to q. j. Flyuts lane.
Monroe Howell: thence TO Diworth
School House, r W. Fiyut; thence 10
John Ralstou old place, g. NJ. Terrell.
Bullmountain Road-From Smthviile
10 county line. J. NJ. Wright
Suilhylle and Piilevillc Road From
WIN. S,egalfs to G-nile post, A. d. Arm
strong: thence TO Spluuge bridge. J. IL.
5mlJhthcuCU TO state Incl. n. Harmon
Bears Ferry Road-FrOm Bears Ferry
10 Fulton and Smithuille road, Charles
Perkins.
Cut-On Road From J. A. Johnson's to
Mrs. Gregory Cross roads, LuCieu Owen.
Aberdeen and RusselvIlle Road-From
county line to Old SInithville road, Alvin
Davis; thence to Uld Cotton Gin road, q.
w, Cox; thence to Widow LaDn's, Robert
Price.
Bethlehem Church Road From Beth
lehem church to Aberdeen aud MiIlville
road, J. l.. Smith.
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COE0NEEs9s SALE.
The state Of Mississippi, Monroe county
". 3. Word, Plaintiff,

The state OF MISSISSIPPI, Monroe county
". 3, Word, Plaintiff,
VS..
f. L. Sykes defendant }
BY virtue of an Executionwhich issued.
from the Oftie Of Andrew Wood, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court OF Monroe county Mis-
sissippi, and in favor OF l.. l.. Sykes, de-
PENDANT, and against W. b. word and his
surcUes. for t-1p SUN of one thousand
dollars (Sl,oO 0G), costs OF suit, have
this day levied upon the following real
estate belonging TO A. d. Howell. surety,
In the county of Monroe and State Of
Mississippi, to-wit; The north half Of
north west quarter OF section 5, town.
snip IA, range IS the north east quarter
oI north east quarter, aud the south east
quarter Of south east quarter, and the
south west quarter of southwest quarter
OF section l, township II, range 10: and
the north west quarter of north west
quarter, aud the east nalf OF north west
quarter, and the north west quarter OF
north east quarter OF section 7. township
Is, range IS; which l will offer Cor sale
III front of the Court Houee door in the
city of Aberdeen. on
Monday. May 9Th, 1854,
to satisfy SAID execution and nj costs.
sale within legal hours. This March 10,
1854. j II. LAMBETH,
Coroner and Ranger Monroe county.
March 20, 1885,
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SHELL & Go. make the best

Iu the market, and sell it for the low
price of FIFTEEN CENTS q package.
Good for Horses, Cattle. Chickens, Etc.
(m'h2O), SHELL & co,
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TRY THE
PERFECTION SAFETY COAL OIL.
SOLD ONLY by
(m12.) J. w. ECKFORD.
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Monday. Way 5tb, sss4,

IN satisfy said execution and all costs. Sale
within legal hours This March 18Th, 1884.
o. II. LAMBETH,
Coroner and Ranger Monroe County, Miss.
Mar.L 81 LssA
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PARCHED AND SWOLLEN LIPS INDICATE
Worms. SlrinerS Indian NcrnifuGc viii de-
stroy and eject these detestahle creatures from
the iqtestnes, thus restoring the child to perfect
health and beauty.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-20

Having been IN the Milk Business for
the past seven or eight years, aud duliv-
ing milk promptly twice per day during
MI kinds II weather, | am now better
preparedthm ever before, and proposeto
diver SWEET WsLA from this date
f,1 f1r.aS I'll ,F
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-03-20

EbS UUf Inc Of
--DRESS GOODS
is full and complete, and we especially
bE' INVITE THE LADIES aa
to call and examine the assortment.
(s24h.) j. METZGER co
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A splendid line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. a
sl5 S. BAUMGARpEN.
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Stock OF STAPLES,
DOMESTICS, ETC., full and
complete. All very cheap, at
sl2. s. BAUMGARTEN.
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FIRST affectual, then good to take then
cheap-Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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LIS'E OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for ut the post office
in Aberdeen, Miss, for the week ending
Friday March Il 1854
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JERSEYS,
LADIES' SACKS,
DOLMANS,
CLOAKS,
KNIT SHAWLS, Etc,
in ipfiuite variety, styles and prices. Do
not neglect to see them.
s24tf J. METZGER & GO.
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80 CENTS PER GhILnN

at any place in the city and at any time
! will not be uudersold by amy one Past
favors thankfully received. Respectfully
j. W. WILSON
Julv "A 1850
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gsJ~ LADIES',
MISSES and
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
in endless variety of colors and prices.
(s24tf) J. METZ GER &CO.
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Cotton Market

March 18th, 1884,
New York-Middling lie.
New Orleans-10 IL 16
Mobile-10H
Aberdeen-10N to 10A
Market firm.
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full services and in view of these services
rendered, We feel II our duty to recognizes
his faithful labors, ia u tangible manner.
Therefore
Reso,ced, that fund be created for the
purpose Of erecting suitable monument
to mark his resting place.
On motion IL was agreed that
Rev. Seilhamer bo appointed tho
agent to solicit funds for tho
erection of said monument and that the
money DO paid into the treasury of the
eldersdip.
A collection was then taken and the sum
OF s51 raised for the above named purpose.
The eldership adjourned.
Saturday Morniag's iSession--The morn
iug session was opened with singing,
prayer, and tho reading of portion OF the
scriptures, conducted by 3. Myers, Of
Siddonsburg.
The roll was callel and the journal Of
yesterdays proceedings read.
On motion, tho name of Levi Anderson
was entered on the roll as delegate from
the Ft, Littletown circuit. Tho following
nipisters reported: q. Kahler, ID. ).
Shoop and +. l.. Nioodemus. Their ro-
ports were received and their licenses re-
newed.
The committee on arrangements was
permitted to report the arrangements for
Sabbath as follows:
First NJ. Il. Church. Morning, Rev. j.
b. Lockwood ; evening, Rev. q. w. Getz
Charlotte street M. Il. church.-Morn.
ing Rev. w. j. Grissinger evening, Rev.
Fly. Weideuhsmmer.
Olivet Baptist church. Morning. Rev.
g. g. Bartolls; evening, REV. Ii. L
Reever.
English Evangelical church. h.-Moruinv.
Rev. J. F. Nickel evening, Rev. j. F.
Fleegal.
German Evangelical church-Morniug.
Rev. S. Smith evening" Rev. Q. Q. Bar
tells.
United Brethren cburch-Morning, Rev
G. |. Behuey; evening, Rev. j. M
Speese.
ST. Paurs Reformed ohuroh-Morniug
Rev. +. i. Nicodemus.
Union Betbel-MorninS, Rev. George
Sigler evening, Rev. Is. F. Beck.
There will be a general experience
meeting in the lowor room of the Union
Bethel at 0 O'Clock M, conducted by ID.
w. Spencer, and Ladies' Temperance
Union prayer meeting, at 3:l5 p. M, to be
conducted by Rev. Thos. Neal, ir.
Preaching this evening at 73O p. N. by
Rev. W. p. Winbiglor, of Mary land.
On motion the report was adopted.
Tho reports Of ministers were resumed
when j. "A. Brown, Thos. Still and p.
Stanton reported. Their reports were
received and their licenses renewed.
Upon motion it was agreed that the
colored church at Fayetteville, be referred
to the board of church extension for aid.
A resolution was passed requiring
ministers hereafter to report in writing
and limiting them to 8 minutes.
4 resolution was adopted to appoint a
committee to collect funds to erect tomb
stones on the graves of ministers whose
graves are unmarked.
The committee on ovortufes made
further report. Ga motion the report wa'
adopted, and the letters referred ID tbs
e!dership were ordered to be read.
On motion leave of absence was granted
to Revs. Cowen, Still, Rischel and Sea
brooks.
The eldership adjourned with prayer By
j. ii. Redsecker, and benediction By Rev
j. r. Satchell, of the NJ Z. church.
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An unknown Italian, supposed to have
been murdered was found with his skull
crushed last night in Upper Chichester
township. Chester county.
John G. Wrenshall has been appointed
receiver for the Maryaud Central railroad,
narrow gauge road As miles long, run
ming from Baltimore to Delta in York
county.
Judge Ewing in Pittsburg. ordered
Judgment to be entered for $40 900 against
f. B. Laughlin, d. W. G. Carroll and II,
NJ Kennedy in the suit of State Treasurer
Baily against defendant as securities on
bond given by the Pennsylvania bank to
secure state deposits put in that institu
tion.
E. W. Woodward s. Son, merchant
tailors of Concord, N. H., have assigned.
Their liabilities, however, exceed Their
assets.
Sam STERN was arrested today q,
Allentown for swinding hotel keepers al
over the country.
CT. Jackson & Co., millers, of Augusta,
Ga. were sold out to-day. Liabilities
$lO0, 600 nominal assets, $l25 coo.
1t was showing hard this morning il
the Catskili mountains at Chichester.
| Howard Sullivan, who killed Ella Wat
son, in New Jersey, is sentenced. to bt
hanged December 8
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Live STOCK Markets.

o.-Hogs-Recefpts Is 600 head ship
ments, $500 head market slow and 500 cents
lower; rough packing, 81 4514 90; packing
and shipping, - 9515 i5 light, "a {O04 sS I
skips and grassers, A1t 40.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head shipments, 500
headi market dull and weaker; natives loo
lower export grades. s3 4o08 80; good 70
choice shipping, IS 9O66 80; common to fair,
81 2O95 80; range cattle 10c higher; Texans
averaged ut "a 90.
sheep Receipts, 2,5J0 head Shipments, 500
head; market weak and 10620c 10 wer good
to pine, s3 1904 so; medium to good. H 500
25; lambs, sI14 IS; Texans, Sos SO.
EAST notwithstanding doing ros
ceipts, none shipments, y 05 head.
Hogs active and firm Philadeipntas, 6 SOD
5 40 Baltimores, t5do5 90 good Yorkers, o. .
SO; common 70 fair, A e00l IS; receipts.
200 mead shipments, 200 head.
Sheep slow prime, o. 209t 10 fair to good,
% 50di; common, sl42; receipts, 100 nead {
hiDments, l.40O head.
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News NuteS,

Howard Sullivan, the negro boy, has
been found guilty of murder in tho first
degree, at Salem, N. j., for the killing Of
Ella Watson.
Tho examiners in chief of the patent
office, have rendered decision awarding
priority of invention as to the essentials
of the telephone to Alexander Graham
Bell.
The lunacy committee of the state
board of charities arc investigating the
condition of Abraham Buck, violent
maniac, who, for IS months has been
confined in shed in his fathers yard, at
Chester.
Friday evening, Mrs. ElnoTa Kits, wife
of a prominent politician of Summit twp,
Erie county, Pa, killed herself by dis
charging shot gun into her side, while
lying in bed, using stick to release the
trigger. The deceased was a highly
cultured lady, but her mind for some tint
has beer shattered by grief.
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There ia a serious water famine in Man
chester, Eng. Mills have been stopped.
Two more cholera deaths occurred at
Yypont, due to bad sanitary precautions
in the opinion of physicians.
Barrisonsky & Sons, a Moscow firm
with liabilities of $4,000, 900, and assets
nearly $S, 600, 900 have been allowed toset
tie their affairs by administration.
Cotton spinners' wages have been re-
duced per cent. in the Oldham mills.
London.
Sir Moses Montefore, of London, re-
ceived hundreds of kilograms, congratu-
lating him on his one hundredth birthday
Friday they came from all parts Of the
world, many from America.
Tie franchise bill passed first reading in
the English House of Commons to day,
and will come out for second reading,
Thursday.
A man named Whalley who was once q
member of Parliament was to-day
sentenced in London to months in prison
at hard labor for thieving.
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Iinre itnIl Nofes.

Yesterday the Providence clu5 won the
championship of the United States by de.
feating s,he Metropolitan for the second
time. The game was witnessed by great
many prominent base ball men. and the
score was 3 to /. The "Mets" played a
foe fielding game both days. not having a
siugle error, but they could do nothing with
the pitching Of the famous Radbourne.
Denny had home run off Keefe yesterday.
The game between tho Dauntless and
Christiana clubs on the Ironsides' grounds
next Tuesday promises to draw one of the
largest crowds of the season. An effort
is being made to have Bob Blakislon um
pire
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THE cnterprising, wide awake house OF A.
G. Yates & Co, whose card appears elsewhere
in our columns. is ully prepared for the COM
ing seasons, with large and complete stock
OF ready y-made Clothing, and we advise all in
need OF goods In this line to make II a point,
when in Philadelphia, to call AT the Ledger
Building, Sixth and Chestnut streets. An ex.
animation OF the goods, the general make up,
as well as the quality OF material coupled with
the extreme low prices Is almost sure to lead
to purchase. ltd
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II Y. khOADS
USEFUL THINGS.

We would call the Attention Of Everybody the fact that
keep the Cheap Useful Everyday Wear and Tear Articles
we'll the expensive from the Watch Key and Watch
Case Opener for five cents up Best Quality Triple Plated
-Four Bottle Dinner Casters at up the large SxBoe
Combination Dinner Caster SI675. Also Fancly Orna
mented Three Bottle Breakfast Caster this the latest in the
ne S2o Knives Forks and Spoons of the Latest
Patterns the Lowest Prices Please bear in mind that
have the Largest Stock of Watches Clocks ewey and Silver
opened this city and prices owlas anywhere in
the state.
H. Z. RHOADS
Lancaster Oct IS, 1884, No. a W. King St.
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. 25. 1854
IN THE SUCKER STATE.
A PEEP Ar nR. BLAInE's rRuaRAMms
He viii bs Dined at OeImonioo's, New YORK
Nsxt Week. Exchanging Compliments
with David Davis.

Be viii DO Dined at OeImonioo's, New York.
Nsxt Week. Exchanging Compliments
with David Davis.
New YORK, Dot. A.-Correspondenc
has just been published between Blaine
and W. NJ. Evarts, L. p. Morton and
others, inviting Blaine to take dinner
with them at Delmonico's next week.
Blaines replies. accepting the invitation
and naming Wednesday evening rs the
most agreeable to him but leaving the
assignment of time to his hosts. Two hun
dred gentlemen will be present.
BLAINE IN BLOOMINGTON.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Dot, 25-The train
conveying Blaine here at. $50 last night,
was met by Judge David Davis and q
large crowd. Davis, in introducing Blaine
to the crowd. said he hoped and verify
believed he will be elected president Of the
United States. [Chesring,l Blaine 70
sponded briefly, paying high compliment
to tho character and influence Of Judge
Davis.
EN- ROUTE FOR WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.--Blainc arrived here
at midnight. This morning he left OH a
special train for Wisconsin. Four thousand
people were boisterously enthusiastic and
cheered the train as 1t was leaving and
Blaine was obliged to make brief speech
from the steps of the car.
KILLED WHILE FIRING A SALUTE.
RoNDoUT, N. Y, Got. 25.-While firing
q salute during the Democratic parade
last night, two cannons exploded. VIM
McGrath, had a leg badly shattered, VIM.
Nash, collar bone broken and Joha Arnold
the fleshy part of the arm torn off by one
explosion, and Herbert Bidner dangerously
injured by the other.
Bidner, one Of the men injured by th'
bursting of cannon, died this morning
The cannon was made of cast iron.
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araud Rally /" at Isr,nxton.

The Republicans had advertised for
grand rally at Lexington and torchlight
parade Wednesday night, which turned
out to be failure and fzzle. Only one
speaker was there, and that was John II.
lands and no parade was organized.
About fifty persons in all, men and boys
ard some ladies', were present. This was
tho outcome of this grand rally which
they had advertised all over that part Of
the county, with the portraits OF tho Re.
publican candidates and lot of able
speakers announced. Lands made short
address.
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Dr. Asies'S Successor.

From the Harrisburg Patriot.
Hon. Levi Maish, ex-member OF Con.
gress from the York. Adams and Cumbcr
land district, and we'll and favorably known
throughout Pennsylvania, has been sp'
pointed a trustee Of the state lunatic
hospital near this city, vice DIR. John l..
Atlee, of Lancaster, who recently resigned
on account of the iniirmities of advanced
duced to make tho selection of York
county gentleman on account OF the fact
that York has more lunatics in the Harris.
burg asylum than Lancaster, and hence
her interests are greater. At any rate the
appointment will give entire satisfaction
everywhere Col. Maish is known.