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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
UNCLE SANS BALANCE SHEET.
The PiIblte Debt Reduced Nearly $4,000.
600 In February.

OOo In February.
WAsHEsGros. March l.-The reduction in
the public debt during February amounted
70 t7.15o, ,366. and since June 30 or the brst
seven months OF the current fiscal year, az
xrsKatss s7o S74, OF. The net casa Ia the
treasury today Is s92 Ss7 .7So. or seven aud
oue-hslf millions more than q month
ago. The gold fund balance today il s2l2.
.d5,Si3 Or about ten million more than on
February 1.-the silver fund balance, exclu-
sive Of six and a halt m lllions Of trade dollars,
bullion Il today 81. $4,000. a decrease Of
about one million during the past month.
National oznk repositories today hold S6i.
$40. 10 Of Government money. or two mil
lions more than on February l.
The Government receipts during
February aggregated $Si. .l5l 93l, u
million aud hall more than in February.
iss. while the expenditures were but sl9.
sS7. f6s or i've one-hsn millions
less than in February, 1857. The
receipts from all sources for the first seven
mOnt5s OF the current tiscal year reached
s2o5 500. $50, and tho expenditures during
the same period aggregate sis3. 446.sS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Henry Stephens & Co. oTnere Of iunosr
mills Ia Waters and Bagiey. oisogo county.
sid ST. Helene. Roscomm0u county. have q
contract icr term 0i Years win the Hical .
gan Central Railroad 10 carry ibeif lunibe r
81 = certain rate. After tie passert al lie
lnief-rtaio Commerce n'b The falrnsc re-
pudlaled tie contract. declaring itself wiI-
log. but unsh.e 80 longer oarrv ont Is
provisions. 1ae Stephens Company hes
began a f1eu1lg suil in tGe niiea States
Court ior $1,000 damages - determine the
question
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

ARxsnEES Nsss.. Msren Mr.. Daven-
rort he teacher q tie puoiic school -
Rene. expelled cue ~ twS pupils rscently.
Ffiends af sse tsacher On ere hsoa snd
ths,se - tce exns lesi "a ties On ms 0taei
r.l@f A. tas schoci hcuse. 3 1sse "a - y
f~@5 tx chsrzes from hiS pszfol- irstsntiF ,
sfllsnx r. a Rufleizs snd fsAsilv H8an3-
irr "a srn kswsrt. Thev wwrs hota aur-
iei II the ssras zTsvs kenssfn,ls ftsh sd
Rzlsr's son received sisght wannas. Rssies
wss shot n shs si<fe ssa recesve3 cas IL
kas esek-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The lasi oi Mr Colwels organ recitsis.
SET Tor nexi Monday evening. promises 10
be exceptionally Aue. Of Af. C1lweH him
sslf f is suiiCicnt 60 say that bis ssiscu0ns
Tor THIS concert are among tue fDoat piess-
ing Oi lie extensive fepcri0ire. Alas
Eleanor D aahe iae assisting soprano. -
though younr, bEs sire4ds lnaos . wonder
fe impression with her pare ano beantiiul
yoioe. Gna TIE puss nuliaes al htf isfnlef
appearance ara most favorable. Herr
koeibel is = maa ol wide musical erprri-
. noe. aDo = master al that rare snc pleas
iug instrument i--ihg viola.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Hon. B. K. Luce will appear in this city
this evening tor the FIRST time. Mr.. Bruce
. Dot only an orator. bat scholar. and he
has msde special study Of toe subject Oh
when he is 20 spesK. The Race Problem
TIE lecture has been delivered IN many
large cities. and has called Out large sudi-
ences and received praise from the press
syerywbers Reserved seals for the lecture
tonight may be Obtained a. Geo. A. Hal &
q . sforr
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

y -E57Ft y. Va TEEEetEs s7tE-s-
DKrRoIF. Asrea The suit brought by
ex- Mayor Wheaton zgainss IL. .. Allen
Andres Williams AMI " \ Winfield for
So CD. for zss4uifiBs aim la Angus bs-
cause Allen believed that BE WaeatoB) had
iusultsd Mrs Alien, was saClaasd lo6sy.
The jury retired few miau - Def re moor.
and r-turaei a seFllcf ~ - cause III action
against Williams aud Winheld. and cents
dsmsxes against Allen
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
A BIG BLIZZARD.
One of the Worst storms Ever Known In
the Lake Superior Region.

SxcNesNNS "a Hss NtNSssNV-ets,N0.
MARQUETTE, March IA terrific blizzard
is now sweeping the entire Lake Superior
country; from Sault Ste. Marie to Duluth.
1t is one OF the worst storms ever known
here ana has been raging for nearly twenty
four hours. The Duluth. South Shore 81
Atlantic and North Western are blocksded.
as is also the Mackinac Division of the
Michigan Central. while the new 500"
road is hopeIessiy buried. No mail is ex-
pected tomorrow. The wind is now over
thirty miles per hour and it is still showing
hard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
GREAT SNOW STORMS IN ITALY.
Alpine Villages Destroyed by AvslaDc hes.
a Iar... Nnnah ~ of peranns kilIcd-

Large Number of Persons Killed.
ROME. March 1.-Snow storms of great
severity are now prevailing in Northern
Italy. At Turin several roofs have col
lapsed. including that OF the railway freight
depot. Several villages in the Alps have
oeen destroyed by avaianches, and Others
are suffering from lack Cf food. A custom
house near Revere was destroyed ana seven
persons killed.
Another avalanche has covered Sterpone.
near Irerea. Thirty lives were lost.
Madrid, March Several avslanches
have occurred in 0viedo, destroying rail
way bridge and a number of houses.
Eleven persons were killed at Pajares.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

said to Have Effected Compromise for
Mutual Aid.

CHICAGO. March lit is stated tonight
that the Engineer Brotherhood has made
a compact with the Knights Of Labor by
which the union of the two orders
viii bs Effected SO far a. the Burlington
strike is concerned. The Knights are to
call OF their engineers who have recently
taken the places of Burlington ssriksrs. and
in return for this the Brotherhood Is To
withdraw all Of its members who
are GOV serving the Reading Road 10
places o. striking Knights. Tne arrange
msnt is to 20 into efect at once and the
men thus Withdrawn from work are 70 be
supported BY ths two orders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The vii Of Bradley Marsh. Ise Of Sparta,
has been fled in the Pfoosse Court II
states tbia after bis ds5is are paid tae re-
msinder is 10 be divided equally between
bis I've chiidrsa.
The vii 81 skiF Manly hss a'so been
fled for prooste In - he be48saths his
property 60 his wife 70 bod waiis sne hTss.
after winch il is - oe divided among the
children Of their heirs snd sssiEnee
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

~iih ne yulesaiEsr sad Mr.. HsSssigrase
hzd eag iasi .efl. sai ilr Ross tskea 3 sat
nesf oas ~ tse freaf siza8as IA AS eftce
snsa the explQslon oocarre8- A ler.se p2r-
TOR Of tie nlaeDscs went ~ Through tse
osllings an oaR ~ the fr0Bt windows s4s
troken attracting tie Ten i0a " great
many peopis. The noise Vas heard lhres
or f0uf blocks away.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
A Human Beast Convicted.

tV-tt'tt = ~ lttt@tts 'ttt-e-
MARQUETTE, March Robert Hubert,
who rayished a little girl of years last
Fall at Republic. was convicted Of the
crime in the Circuit Court here today. He
has not yet beea sentenced. but will get the
extreme penalty. as the Case was an agra
waited case of beastialIty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
KNIGHTS AND ELkS.
The New Lodge Rooms in the Kcnnet
Block.

The New Lodge hoOms in the kennedy v
Block
Last evening Eureka Lodge OF Knights
of Pythias moved into their new and besu;i-
ful lodge rooms. which occupy the entire
floor of the new Kennedy block, at the
corner Of Waterloo and DOuis-st. Eureka
Lodge held its drst com municsiion there
last evening.
The lodge rooms will be occupied by the
Elks also. The +. T.. .. 4. will dedicate
them on Sunday evening next There are
eleven snte-roOms bs8.e the lodge room
proper. and shese are to be utilized az cloak
rooms, kitchen and dining r0ons- Both
orders will be costly situated in their new
homes
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The Spring exam nation % applicants for
positions az teachers 10 the Keat cVuntY
schools wSs held yesterday. and VII be
continued todaT. There b. = class ~ one
hundred ladies and gentlemen present. 81
which thres IRE spfi' csDis fpf sec0ad Efase
certificates aD1 tbs 20 suce f0f lbird. The
class is reported ss being an unusually
bright one
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

tAsAsssst st,s-tas-sttA.s-
HAScocK. March shortly before noon
today mass Of rock cams down in the
mao engine shaft Of the Quincy mines,
catching four men. Two of them. joan
Mahoney. had 3 leg aud arm broken, ~nd
Christian loos had his skull fractured aud
sustained otser injuries. These tw9 Will
die. The other two were badly hurt, but
xfl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Roxs. March IA nunbsT Of ths unsrn-
playsd gorkmsn 5aoded together tod and
piAsgsd various shops IN the city. When
fte - ice sfsfmpfe- - errest fhem and
drive them s~se TIE crowd sto1el them.
Troous Te-e fnsll7 - I'd oat ard ns1-
age8 % 6 spe7se tia rs0sers wiSae11 fNoe1-
s6ed. and sueoeeee3 IN ARES 1Z lsrgs
aam8eF 81 them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
KILLED HIS BOY.
The Result OF jackson County Fathers
Careiessness

JACKSON, March 1.-As Charles Fan Gel
sou, living four miles south OF the city, IN
Summit township. was putting handle on
butcher knife Monday, his five-yes old
son came into the pantry where the father
was. The latter motioned the boy out with
the hand in which he held the knife. and
the point struck the boy in the left side
above the hip bone. The boy died yesier-
day, ana the post mOrtem disclosed that
the knife penetrated the abdominal cavity
producing peri,onitis and stoppsge of the
passage of the bowels. There Is much ex-
element in Summit over the death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
VIM Probably Go to MaeAinao.

LANSING. March l.-Qaartermaster Gen
eral Da5oll saws that thirty-two out OF
thirty-six companies of State troops have
expressed a preference for Mackinac lslsnd
ss the place for tee encsmpment this year.
All that remains TO be secured now is the
consent OF the Govern ment officials TO the
use of the ground. This does settle il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
The Goucher Case Adjourned.

NASHVILLE. March The Goucher ex-
animation is again adjourned 10 the 18th.
The continued expense is getting monoton-
Gus TO the county taxpayers, who think
The case should be settled without so many
adjournments. Nothing new of any i'm
portance developed. r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
CHASED BY FENiANS.
The Prince of Wales said to Have Been
Pursued While Yachting.

Pursued While Yachting.
New York. March 1.-The Worlds Lon
don special says: The Chronicle prints a
story to the effect that while yachting at
San Reno the Prince OF Wales was pursued
by Fenians in steam yacnt bearing The
American colors. A British gun6oat saw
the Princes danger and came to his rescue
The yacht hoisted the Irish flag. and after a
long chase escaped from the gunbost.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Loxpox. Msrcb The Lnses c5namsnts
apon ths On .sslaa % tss of5cssl ba lssias
-ezs~15rr tte co~Eftoa os tae C-o~n
Priree srd rssrsfs 8ass r = fcTes1 70 tie
eoncl lassa fhsf ths ro~si pstsus IS pro
oeeasne froaa hs8 30 nrss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Metropolitan Hall has not seen such .
large crowd ia some tire as that which at
tended the "hsrd tunes" party given there
last evening by the Good Time Social CIuo.
The gents prize was awarded TO John c.
Boon and lsdys to Miss Miss Grace Stew
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
n. WILSON CONVICTED.
The wsn who t.sz-d IN. Downfall Of the
Pr..fd.vt of France

P.RTs. March IN. Wilson. sou-in-lav
Of sx-Prssidsnt Grsvy. who has been on
trial FOR completely IN the Legion Of Honor
decoration scandals. has been convicted.
He vas ssutenCed % two years imprison-
msDt. % paw fine Of 30t0 francs. and 30
bs deprived Of civil rights for i've years
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
Scalded to Death.

PoET HURON, March Last night a
| five-year-old boy. named Willie Worden,
fell into tub of boiling water and was ter
ribly scalded-dylng this morning from the
| effects of II
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

xru FoaE. Msreb --SeekeDdorf. -
virs y tomasnF. hpV nsssehsr -. oi
ure,r 5e-z. Bspara sscz foaem 81 ard
f<,r1oa. with b-sach in faH csty nsvt
fsfe1. izbi its~s, { sfsg1 80 nssrss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

81 rt--easa- -e-.fA>.
M0RLEy. FEB. E9-Oa Monday night. a.
: o clock. n. L. Stslsy and Alss EHs Turner
we're married. At ths residence Of the brides
parents. by the Rev. Mr. Newel About 9
O'Clock they came 70 The depot. sad while
~siiing Tor the 80 train which was about
aaif an noar lsie. Homer wzs kept busy
passing tDe cigars and showing ais good
Eill towards tne boys. Their wsd1iag tour
rss snort "a they 0niy went 70 fTaad Rap
isis and returned isst night. Afser band
practice the band repaired 20 the boarding
aause of NJ. sans. wners tie coapie were
presented rith So of silver Esrs - he
al e. ozn5 has Eot 90 quite = reputation.
They Eeat 60 Howard Gty last n 3ndsy
nizht sn8 pisgel toE Al opers e. thsf Place.
I8sy al ssT tac sen8s fhing, 1hst Sss TOO
co.a 80 a. again. snd fhey cance led their
engagement. ~ they vers - p&7 for three
nigass --D. " Brsay Vss 10 town to1ag
On husiaess. Pred /. NichO.s hss pur-
chased 1ae umbeT On The aeo. F0ree 6 scs
sd = having fas sane cat up and drsen 70
hiS wia IN kor.snI
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
aHEkE rHF FooFLI6HTs aL08.

''ae. Ia lhe iFatt assee uttered aaa - ii2t
a slaf fs-S torl tAei dfois laio - rissc
Anl wnlcI oE1t crciiuE u ~ pi4ela lnHot
Aot - tie t2l11ti al ne Earth cal hias.kt,
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Frank A. i4yr1FD. egeai fgr 4 NJ. bsrei'
sud esfa ksn ieef - n town On 80
Frorfser7 a. rnFf vesk ~ ks5mDHcs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The oorupsuy which played a 9 o 3
DsV 81 F.e0f8ord's - lssf Tsss appeared
- fhet theatre srsin iest nizut fbs
aul eDcs IsnEksd - DTTexr9usir 81 ususi.
Naiinees iodsT and FnorfeE.
, 1888-03-31
III 6SceI GNe0uS.
(SpectGtOr Feb. 25tb 1881


her word with little people, and APP
parently we have not kept it towards
the NeguS OF AblSsinia, King John
as the kilograms cal him. He was
asked, through Admiral Hewett,
Captain Speedy, and others. to assist
in rescuing the g%ar'isons OF KassnIa
and other places. lie assented, and
in 1884 Il Treaty was signed, and
subsequently ratified. Clause l Of
which runs thus :-"From the date OF
the signing of this = reaty there shall
be free trun~it through Nas~ow"h to
and from Abyssinia for all goods,
including arms anil ammunition under
British prOiection." King job" kept
his word, helping to bring off all 'he
garrisOns, except the one i'll kassala;
but we have allowed the Italians TO
blockade Massowah. W. admit the
British Government otfert its m"din-y
ton, that it was rejected by King
John, amG that the'e may be facts in
the history Of the Portal Mission,
which carried the offer Of mediation,
that explain the whole matter, King
John is perfectly capable of declining
our help and threatening to crush the
italians for himself =; but if that is the
explanation, ii shouId be stated in
Parliament. At PRESENT, so far as we
ace, any Frenchman or Russian Gnu
quote the fate nf Massowah as an
instance of -" British perfdy."
NJ. Chamberlain was entertained
on Wednes iny at Philadelphia by the
Sons Of st. George, the British AS
sdciati0n formed in America TO induce
British immigrants to naturalist them,
selves, and so counlerbaIancr the Irish
vote. Mr.. Chamberlain made ~
speech in which he thanked Ameri
cans heartily for the kindness with
which he had been treated, "nd as
serted hat amity between the
Republic and the old country wns
the best guarantee for the peace and
civilisation of the world. lie refns.
ed 10 be considered a foreigner in
America, and said that If men want
ed to appreciate the Fishery Trenty,
they must appreciate the spirit III
(which il was submitted, and in
which those who negotiated it came
90 this work. W. do not regard this
longstanding diff renee as a dispute
between hostile or rival nations, bat
rather az a difference Of opinion be
tween friends mutually anxious to
remove every Cause of dispute" II
Aope," concluded NJ. Chamberlain
giving the rein to a sentiment which
we suspect lies deep in his chnr"c
ter, II hope you have rot forgotten
the ties binding you to your old
home, to the mo herlnnd thai bore
you, to the traditions of the proud
spirited dominant race to whict' you
belong, which is surely Desired !"
the near future TO outstrip I'll "th"'s
in the race"
, 1888-03-31

NJ. Pa>t4ur is really a competitor
for the priv. OF &25, 900 offered bv
New "Outh Wales for the de~rruc
lion IF rabbits, AMI, as II competitor,
has exported, it is stated, chicken
Cho era 10 that ( olony, with agents
to ensure It's "f .ctuaI us,. lie
boa~ts tn. the microbe of chicken
cholera is harmless. to all animals
except birds and rabbits, mud that he
has f d Sh" p for a Whole fortnight
on vegetables sprmkled with the
germ of chicken cholera without pro
ducmg any i'll tfpcs. A whole
fortnight! Why, nothing is more
c%ert'iu than that the time during
which a poison lies latent in tn sys
tenn differs enormously even from
individual % individual of the same
species, aud much more, therefore,
i, is reasonable 10 suppose, fron one
species to auO h.r. W. have beard
an eminent surgeon say that h. beIies-
ed ,he poison infused by the bite of a
mad dog had remained lntent ia one
indlvidQaj for thirteen years, while
in most cases il produces hydtopho
ba, # at all, in tn course of II trW
months. NJ PaStpur il an essen
tally rash m u w. shonll not be
IN ID" least surprised to iad thnl h.
had killed nor" sheep, y even men,
by the rrmotrr consequences of his
chicken cholera than ANY epidemic
had ever contrived to destroy. Tx
porting pl ,gue, warranted (by NJ.
Pas'rtu %16"harm onI3 fowls aud
rabbits, is one of the most dangerous
games at which even u French path
ologist ever ate mp,ed to play.
, 1888-03-31
SUGAR IN THE UNITED STATES.

T. Il Treasury Department olWash-
ington has published u m0Ss interest
ing pamphlet conrernmg sugar and
m~olas~p~, and %cnnIainIng t"bIes "t
imports, the different quantities and
quaIties imported from each country
with the amounts aud rrtns Of duties
collected, aud a mass of O'htr valu-
able Information concerning the sugar
trade in the United States from the
year 1921 TO 1886.
The book is di, ided into three parts
namely, Imports and Exports, Pro-
duciion, and Tariff rates. From
the introduction we fni that sugar
has not ONLY formed Que of the leading
articles OF impors into the United
States, hut has hem II OF The prin-
cipal sources of Customs
Thus it appears, 'hat the value of i"l-
ported sugar into the United States
rargro from Alb per cent of the val
ue nf all dutiahlc products in 1925 20
10 per cent. Of such importsin 1875,
and that the du'y has f~lctunted from
AIS per Gent. Of all Customs duties
collected in 1925 to 1916 per cen
Thus, in 1871 tie total ,alo~ of
dutiaLle m4rGhannlizo was $4r'955,68O
the value OF sugar imported was
S2,975,5A or 7.O9 par cent, while
the iuty cnILreted or al AuIeb'e
.u.erchsnd:z was SI3,OO4 447, that
upon sugar 2,268,7 4 u l7.44 pee
cent. Of the total Cu>inns revetina.
Ii will be seen that the duty on sugar
, 1888-03-31


III 1886 The total value Of dutiable
merchandise was s4l3, 77S,056, Ihe
value Of sugar imported was
$7l.3l1.O9O or II. % per cent. of the
tor value while The duty collected
o. all goods was 1888, 379, 597 and on
sugar $50, $685., or 26.68 per cent.
OF the total Customs revenue of the
United States.
Up to 1892 the sugar Imputed into
the United States was almost entire
ly the product Of the Game. Since
that period, the importation of
beet sugar has grown rapidly. III
1882 the amonut of Beet Sugar i'm
ported was less than II, 0OO 600 OF
pounds, while in 1886 it was 233 mil
lions of pounds.
Up to 1880 nearly all the sugar
imported came from the West Indies.
After that period the proportion of
sugar imported from Europe and from
the ASIAN and Australian countries
rapidly increased, until in 1856 the
West Indies supplied over 1900 mil
Iions of pounds ON a total importation
OF 1853 millions of pounds.
From 1921 10 1856 we find the cost
price of brown sugar continually fall
ing, from $40 cents. per ID, TO 1877
cents. while the duty estimated Gd
valorem rose from 57.64 per cent. to
1857 per cent. The amount OF duty
collected rose in The same period from
q Ilrlr over a million dollars to COM
siderably over so millions of dollars.
OF white, clayed, and powdered sugar.
the quantity rose from 1,854,751 lbs.
in 1921 to zoos million pounds in
1867 aud 104 million pounds IN 1871,
Since this there has been a rapid fall,
until in 1856 only 456,3O9 lbs. we've
imported. The duty on these classes
of sugar, estimated ad vaIotem, has
fuc'uated considerably, being $50 per
cent in 1921, 313 per cent. in 1910,
30 per ernt. in 1847, and varying
constantly from 80 per cent. i'll 1862,
to SO percent in 1886.
OF all grades, in 1885 the year of
greatest import, the total Importation,
wi'hou including sugars from the
Hawaiian Islands, which are exempt
from duty, was 1873 millions Of
pounds, aud the average equivalent of
duty ad vaIorem was 70 per cent. In
the same yea (l885) the home pro
dnction i" the United States, was over
3O2 millions Of pounds and the impOr-
talion of tree Sugar from the Hawiip"
Islands amounted to considerably
over 1863 millions OF pounds. In 1885
the average annual consumption ut
Sugar per head Of POI uIation WINS es-
timated at 53.3 ID. We shall resume
our notice of this interesting pamphlet
IN a future i>sIe and Reproduce som"
Of the more interesting statistics with
which tie paper abounds. -Jamase0
Cleaner. ..H
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-12-18

lT seems to be the impression OF the
fellows who were pulling at the fat teai
Of public office, when the election OF
Cleveland caused them to step down and
out, that all they have to do now is to
present themselves and they will be re-
habilitated and re-installed. But from
all we can gather, they are going to be
nightly fooled. A new set is going to
demand recognition and the cold black
man" is going to have some of the swag,
or there's going to be some kicking that
will put the efforts of circus mule in
the shade. The prospects for very
lively scramble is fiatterng and the
democrats can stand off and enjoy the
show, il they are not permitted to par
ticipate in the festivities.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-12-18
FARM AND TRADEsTEMS.

-FoR SALE-22 yearling mules at Ss5
+. NJ. Vowel, Hustonville.
Harry Dunn bought in Rockcastl,
county small number of plug horses al
$40 to S75.
--FoR SALE--One carload OF very fat
cotton mules. Call on or address j. Alex
Doty, Point Leavell, Ky.
$. ii. Baughman sold his two st
Martin colts at the thoroughbred sale in
Lexington at 500 and $40
d. n. Prewitt has bought in this and
Garrard county in the last week - head
OF scrub cattle at to 81 cts.
A. G. Robinson sold to +. w. Lee n
head of New York cattle, weighing ,525
pounds, at $40 TO SI.S0.-Lancaster
News
foR REST.-36 acres of land; a good
house and outbuildings; large orchard
and plenty small fruit. q. T. McRoberts,
Stanford.
-Thirty-eight registered Jersey cows
and other stock belonging to Van l..
Kirkman, near Nashville, were burned
in shed several nights ago. The loss is
put at $1,000, with $500 insurance on the
shed.
Gilman q Brent, OF this city, have
shipped 25,OO0 turkeys this season from
this place, Richmond and Flemingsburg.
They averaged about 9 pounds, for which
they paid an average of ~ cts. per pound
Paris News.
Il. NJ. Lasley bought and sold 10 or
dozen horses at the Lexington combi-
nation sale for himself and other par
ties. He bought beautiful imported
French mare for himself, from which he
expects to realize largely. He sold
yealing Leonatus for Jim Gentry for
$500
B. q. Pennington reports that corn
in crib at G. G. Withcrs sale Saturday
brought 81. rs per barrel; hay 5000 an
average stack; oats SLID per 100 bundles;
horses SIS to Sl07 and cows $50 10 S55.
MIR. Withers and family will remove to
rlis place in town.