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Huntsville gazette., 1889-12-28
SOUTHERN GLEANINGS,
Ellison Mount Must Hang.

The Kentucky Court of Appeals hav-
ing refused to grant new trial, Ellison
Mount, the outlaw, must hang for the
murder of Altar Mccoy. The Governor
has issued an order for his execution at
Pikeville, Pike County, on Tuesday,
February Is, $780,
Huntsville gazette., 1889-12-28
Took Strychnine and Died.

A horrible death occurred near Hamp-
ton, Ga, few evenings ago. Mrs. Stan
field, young married woman, for some
unknown cause took large dose Of
strychnine with suicidal intent. After
six hours of terrible suffering, during
which time the united strength of six
men were required to hold her in bed,
she died
Huntsville gazette., 1889-12-28
Seven Years for Murder.

At Athens. Tenn, a few days ago,
Morgan Hunter was sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary for the murder
of his cousin. Frank De Almond.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-12-28
A Bad Mistake.

At Chattanooga, Tenn, a few days
since. J. G. Nelson waved his handker-
chief at his wife, and James Hunter
thought he was waving it at another
woman, and struck him on the head
with brick, inflicting injuries which
will probably prove fatal. Hunter is in
iail.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-12-28
Modest, But Brave.

Miss Mary Emmins, of Estoboga, Ala,
stood on the track, waved her red petit
coat and saved passenger train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
DBATHA

AILLHa J.nuary 81. lSss. in Lampstsr,
Katie u. Miller daughter Of Ur. 4. w, and
Katie Miller. IN her asih year.
The relatives ana friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her fathers residence. at Lampstsr
Square. on sunday At p. IN. lnterment at
strasb arg cemetery.
.WnpIsh-January 20. 1879. in this city, Mar.
thA ED or, In her 18TH year.
keistives ana friends OF the family are in.
vfted TO attend the fu neral, from tho residence
OF " N wsidler, bSi North Christian street at
so'clock on friday morning. and at 10 O'Clock
At Heiier's church. lnterms ut at above church
sREr.-ip this city. on the s9Lh inst, Ida T.,
and wife OF Wm. ID. Frey. In the lslh year OF
her age.
The relatives and fri snds arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from the resi-.
dence Of her mother. No l3 North Mary street,
on rrid4y afternoon at O'Clock. Intermeni
At ancaster cemetery.
DvcHNAN.-January eath, Davis DuchuAu,
o. New holAnd. aged is ysars, 8 months and
Relatives and friencs of the family are in.
vited TO attend the funeral. from the residence
OF James b. Haudwork, near the sorrel Borse.
East Eari tJwrs ship. ON Friday morning at
o'clock. Intermsnt at Lutheran cemetery.
rev Holland. Services at the house. ltd&~
WICK sRsHAn - En cred iuto rest Ju., dav
event. .. January zsth. ut rhiladsl pnia, nn or.
Inc l. wickefsham. vile Of J. r. WickerShxm.
In the stAtysecond year Of her age.
Funeral Friday afternoon ct Two O'clock
from her late residence, No. $50 North Duke
street. Lancaster. Pa. Friends OF the family
are respectfully Invited to attend. Please
omit flowers. atd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
xorxs AsoUr ran ooURr HOUSE.
oone naseses o. Iassrsss - the Taxpayers d
eAo Oounsy.

& gsI.57.s + ..e... rs.IH
nome nasssss 81 Iassrsss - the Taxpayers Of
ne Usunsy.
q 20 20 "wednesday there were but few
oppollsnts from the taxation ~ nxed By the
oD1uEA To-day Fulton township ssnt
o1umboe Of disnatisnsd persons 10 the o3m.
1r6nnoonoss ofncA
1ebogt Coleman, the Cornwall million.
,A1Ba Wae paid e60a few days $50 for damage
- ~ properly In Eden toWpship BY road
oo1ng opened through II
H enunty pays the expense incurred In
- cop0smnstica Of tuYupikeA The
0u1enaoga a Big Spring turnpike was mot
ooo0smneds but The expense Of tbs sams
IWas oDoo
Z 1Asspnmin,onsr hsvs mot yse rendered
1halT aee1aion On the question raised BY
0V oolioitoe Brown, thas The wafer works
n n0t liable 10 county tax. Under the Same
1o6a1oo Of the supreme court that the city
Onoe liAble. the city will lose the water
pon1 charged sgainst the county institu.
oloaa. 81 I
K n asssssor Of salisbury township 70.
lnxns man II hls distxtct who hes go u
mtososk
b IAss wesk's petit Jurors cost the county
~ thslr ssrvicss ESQ 90. The grMnd Jurors
~ amounted 70 esOa lA and the oonstablss
~ making their quarterly returns e20e -,
TIE only assoosment books NOT returned
- ~ county oommissionerA' ofaos Ns
tAoeo q Wess Hempnsld and Manor town.
on1pA The dsorsaso In valuation Of real
foDeooo Glnoo the last eriounial assessmens d
ohout olOO0. 000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

a
i6o1r1rA. -. -Chsiseian Eissategs
- onuesooa - nlght ~ WslohmaA
~ xne Wo11o in Ne - of sealing oosl
n - yo1 = 0sosse Dc HuR Ne wss
- oGuwln9 hssuss oQairs soliy sEa
6o - - eos txial q eourt.
Ne Doel1Ag g tAe Sunday school asso-
- g ~ esesaytegiaA ehureA ~ Sol.
nge0eogo Wse0 elsoasa Sor ~ ysoe .
o11n1Dn1enA jcssph ". Yosun. sssl1l.
= UlpoE1nssnosaeA ". h Moore Geo
- 4. Kingj sssEotarys r. Q Brugb 3
1Dlposs = 4. F0ndessmith; librarian,
s1A elnkoesoa aulssaus libeazisna J. 4.
DaA ~ II MOI. L 4. Foudsssnsith /,
oG0naonasae a. infant department, 1ra
= DrueAS ouu10lnnta Mise Ray Better
- . 4 oseees, llra ". @. Potion.
|S 1gn1n drawn ~ engine No II, a The z.
y =, heoke looss laA night while beckipg
- - noeth' side of the Wess yards snd
- no q eabln md engine No l2s2,
<nd1ngea q sjdiog neos.tho round. house.
- mgluo. wo9 pushed ssainss shiltinG
~ l0 90, which Was thrown from Tho
rnh. The sroat OF the.ahiiting engine and
- ~ paRsly broken.
#k Upalahlo VIII b held On Saturday
|IjonlDg ~ the Lsdis3 Aits society OF the
oooa6 ssrsss Lutheran church in their
Goo1so roDm.
& ~ n. L soclsty viii msss on Friday
sGRonlng e The house Of Harry Eyde
s. Gooo0on Zssmer was engaged In hauling
1nmoos from TIE Presbyterian church this
'moEning end hes his OF hitched 10 the
U10uA
+ Oh p. n. Uass viii Inspect Company q
- - HDoey, on Monday evening.
0easgal Welsh Camp No %. Sons o
xvoooeunA have decided 10 celebrate th'
\ 'GHth1ay Of Abraham Lincoln, occurring
xnesday, February 18th. By holding Seli
nloos servlosA The camp will attsnd th,
4 I1eehodist church. Rev. q. w. Ely vii
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

DBEORA SVDO8 hAVA00oAONs p
The suis Of Il. II. Townsend " william
Proud and Robert Aeerick We attached
tb,s morning. This We suit 70 recover
el6S for commissions for the pur.
chess By plaintiff for defendants OF
csttls and expense incurred In The same
BsroRn JUDGE PATTERSON.
Tho suit Of Charles e. Wasd end Lissle
A. Ward, 70 the uss Of Aaron Hartman, W.
lease Montgomery We attached this morn.
ing In the lower court room. This u su
aotion to recover $50 from dsfendant who
was surety OF James Rogers for rent
The Jury Ia the replsvin salt Of Joseph
d. q. Powusll " Alfred d. Conard this
after ooon rendered . verdict In favor d
plaintiff for el0o. J.Hay Brown and james
n. Walker ior plaintiff; n. Biosius io'
defondaut,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

QasoAso. Jaa. q, ~ 8 as-neesse seeeses
- xhs9s.Jss: 80 ssb.. sl)6sl nafsA
SSas=5s.. liKs sss. sssss, nar. s,<sp
2ssss:::. 'M'.y''s s:s.: ss':';. u ~ " y: s.,.
:, ssa-yss- g eyk, rsb. n osk, nsrsn.
:ssst EsS.:ssS.: eD, Ssb.. = sDG, March,
wAcas-ssn, sAHe Feb. sHSes Aas~
oen-ysa.: ssfs Feb. ss,Es March. s,is
0s..ysa-: ne, FEB. s,<e, March. 30,
..fSssJaa. !. el %, 1sb. sues AGAsss,
iSra.yss. |. IN, Sss. y uk, fAseh
cISr. klS:-jsa.. eio, FEB. u 10, Mar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
AsTRIcH BROS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN an application win be made 70 the Gov.
ernor Of t1s state q Pennsyivania. On satuf.
samuel H. Reynolds ana Adam J. sherry:
Sss q; 3; 1ss = % s
provide for the incorporation ana regulation
q Of. 9. M rta,n &C ScorporAtions:" approysa lprl g
chatter Of an intended corporation % b called
.Jhe I Ancastsr .ounty Trust ana saIs Dc.
pSsis psSs Company; ON the ehSsastsr and object OF
40 IeOsivs and hoic. on dspos,. an ! IN trust,
snS ss security: ssts,s rec, and psr.o.ai e.
the ssms 10 puickass. eoiisos sdjI { sas ct 81.
proceeding iu law or equity. and for sucS
price and on such terms q may be asrsea on
ssn ss .a. a.a e: Rs1 ot g.
and of trust @ ipsats O.ners OF -. sstaiS,
titiss. iis.s and inonmbrsacss %
rs S 81 asRs bosa 'ss :sa aissss
sssS: !: my s. .sss:s SsSa g .pSs 3. 1. :Sss 9.
description mo- inconsisisnt With the The Il iavS q
e 70 sss !: os sn q sss "a. ss
RTarposs Of o. % i:suinS or coSnfS.siGninS M ne car:
Of snS o. &C
patty. ststs or public authority. ana Of ~
ceivinB aud manSsina any sinking fund thsro.
become sole surety IN any csss WherS by iaW
one or more SUR ties may bs reqnired iot The
axe isesivs ana SoiS any .ec % Ii snss S.esS g
Of real proper ~ - may have bean the subject
OF any insarance made ~ such eoppAny
ana the sane 70 grant, bargain. ell, convoy
and otspOso Of in such mASnar e th0 aaiA
"a 5Sr hs shsss ~ burr ocss 70 Aava po..... ana
enjoy al tbs rights. bsnsnts anl pffviiS0es of
the sai0 Aes Of Assa mbiy ana lts supDio1en0.
jAa.aisarA Soiisiss,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
TnE WAFsR oOMayrfEA
ID o(ope ~ on Pump From YorcinG Eiithy
water Iaao the Reservoir,


The water coinmitte Of councils held
meeting lest evening. On motion OF Mr..
Mclaughlin it was ordered that the pump
= the old water works be stopped ct once.
The committee seems 70 have forgotten
until the present time that this pump YVES
forcing wator into tho reservoir, which was
pulluted BY the filth from tho sewer In the
DOrthegn part Of town, which now been
1aishod for six months or more
4 report was made to the committee In
regard 70 the ospsCity Of the 8. 900. 600 gallon
pump, which was recently converted into
. $500 900 gallon pump. TAs start wss
0sdaon Sunday evening, after the western
seooevoif had bsen measured BY City
Engineer 0laymaker. Water was pumped
1n1o this basin for nve hours, and mono was
'Hsod. The 0rst calculation of the quantity
eoatAinsd made II ], ,O0s. .o2A feet and another
tose made Il l,03l,7N. This would make .
toeai OF l.slS.60o gallons In "a boura A
ejaculation made by Engineer Fsllen baum,
aecordtng 70 the displacement OF the
pumpa shows that l07l, 900 gallons were
pomped In hvs hours, making Q total Of
All0. 800 In twenty. four.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
A BissAasy Pas,y.

J. A. eprsuger, the we'll known brewer
was sixty years Of sgs yesterday. In the
evening he gave . setout 70 . large
number Of friends. including the mem.
bsrs Of the Aodoo Ring. at his saloon, %
Prince strest next 10 Fulton opefa housA
Everybody present had IN exosllens time
and although they are mot anxious 10 ~
Mr.. Sprsnger grow old, they would b Glad
10 - hiu birthday come of>oo. srr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

Toe second Of the illustrated lectures Lest
evening q The Oourt house BY Ma b. B
Nonros IVES well attended. The subjsos q
the lecture was Washingtous Among the
stsreopsicuu visWs exhibited were pcetraits
OF the leading members Of Congress- public
buildings and homes Of prominent men.
This evening The Owl war will b the
subject of Nrs. Aouroe'o lecture, and {
large number Of views Will b exhiblted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
saspsiss , assy as 0r.u, n. u.

Last evening . lsrgs suTpriss party wAs
oiven q Grant bsll, 70 Miss Lille Palmer,
~ No ee2 North Queen street. There were
my couples IN the promenade, which was
- ~ J. vtiles, who had for his partner
- Emily Hartly. The success OF tho
e1aaf uas doe 20 tbs work OF l.. Villses II.
0son1t Q. DSuneS and ]. ViIieo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

- Play Wni & Draw For Three Nights
u hes been pretty vol settled In this
~ thst COMPANY with bnt enc play can.
- draw large sudisnoes for ttres strsigbt
9aghis 10 sht, city. Tho company prod no.
~ "FAse' hsd large audiencs the firsr
oe6et medium siz,t oas ths second, ana
y eoos one last night A, yesterdays
Oooofe The piece WAS given 10 q sms
enAeeeoA whica included nearly ell the
oneoosss OF the Lillian Kennedy company
ho9 tu Columbia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
uhsrx.a via ssrsHing . wensn.

Jscob snopp, who resides near Mount
The pr0sscutrix u Annie Wssthsslisr, VINO
alleges that Shopp struck her with . club
In . qusrTal about some chioksna Alder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

D0Sy an8O HStouOo IN ku1bu1G ana Are
Kindly Treated.
The chiei OF police this morning received
. we'll written letter from Paul and Lloyd
Bogsr4 the two wallis. who were pick cd
up In this city on Saturday night, and after
eeipg we'll taken care OF were sent to Pitts
bGrS. The letter slstss that the boys, who
Len here on Fart Line Tuesdsy afternoon,
nAde plenty OF friends on the cars, by whom
thsy were kindly treated. When the letter
Wes written the boys were In the Pittsburg
station awaiting the time for tho chief Of
pcaice 70 bs ct his ofAcs. The little fellows
were very thankful 10 Chief Smellx ana
oshers for their Kindness, and they thought
= very fortunate for them that Ofiicer Boss
ooox thsm into custody on Saturday night,
- thsy came In contact with very Kind
people
A dispasch In the morning papers from
r1ttsouyg states that the boys we're given
pnnes 10 Chicago aud were likely to reach
their destination safely. The chisf Of police
~ recsivsd letter rom Mrs. Quig. OF
Philadelphia, with whom the boys stopped
~ . time, thanking him and the people OF
Lencestsr ior their kindness 70 the little
1oliOWG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
nsany 10 An Righs.

Benz amin Gssslsr, the Middle strsst boy,
who stole his fathers watoh and then ran
away, 10 frsA The father, Frederick 0sttlsy,
took pity upon him yesterday end Withdrew
the complaint at Alderman Dsen's. Benny
had . nice little trip 70 Hanover, and .
good time at the expense OF the man 10
whom he pawned the watch and the county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

~ svo-eeosy brict dwelling house NO
Eoss walnut stsfet belonging 70 lhs
omooo ~ Rev. 6so. w. 0isssner, offered st
loh11e ~ On Wednesday svsning BY Josi
- 1aisea suoronssE wss vlihdrswu q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
.rnis y shs Bsos sor Me. "

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester with sole leather heel.
This II the best hitting and most durable boot
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money to
the wearer.
Don't buy your arctics until you havs sean
the Colchester Arctic with outside countar.
Ahead OF all otheS In style ana durability.
II youwAnt tho worth Of your money try the
Colchester with outside countsr. Sold at TO.
tail by John Htemenz. North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. A. wholesale BY
n. B. sPAHR Sons.
nl9-4ind York. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
AARkIA0ES.

ZoOK -BiIcKBHDBRI N lon january S0th. at
the homo OF the bird !. BY Rev. J. AZ srk,
D. ~, Mr. harry l.. Zook. to Mas Minnie U.
Blick nderfsr. all OF this city. ltdAws
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
Uov IOrG ssaraoa.

c,sy x,,, ,f,o.1: jan M Msi-riour narhss dpn |;
wheat ttsaayi Ss3 winter, 9Skc; Nay, psko
C Co, onii; 9sn: t'tc; Mar. sixe.
mi Ied JAa; sikc; DO fsD. axe
hye and Bar.ey dull.
Po,k dull Nos. sis as0Yso.
Aoisss. steady; 356l,c.
1urpenuue sloW al t>k,.
Bosin dull
Petroleum fair.
yr~is hA steady.
kxgs testfT; slates lie.
kiCo noIpfnal
sugss-ksaa<d auui gEaauisttd. 7s; mould
tcHss Gun; tair eazsoss Of no at iskc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
Sales Shis EVOulnG,

Several prop belonging TO tho ettate of
the lA,e Henry swentssl. win he sold ut the
keystone House this evening.
The Wiley mansion will be sold at tho Ste
vens house this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
Mllls RaSuoA.

MIDpLETowN, Pa, Jan. 81 -McCreary's
planning mill and Meily's saw mill burned
TO day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

AoGRAHH 4 EowLHS. merchant taiior, viii
move on April !. 1854. from u West king
street to lSd north Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

ALL BEAR TESTIMONY. |
easi OF Oommefcial college eheoBful1y to11afy
" tho sup0f1oRltI of ~ mooo = iostg1ee1oo
sasse ~: xcceg lsSsss - &sas!s9s11
business 0duoati0a ,4orDo Abof0.
Eeentng e0oeior ~ 1uosoay0, Wo1naodayl
and sridaSs. IniormAtsUa giye1 q,
LAxCAsr1n IuslHIse cOLLnea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31
NEW ADVHkrISENDN1x.

psEIN0 POWDER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

uAvE YOU USED TaH NEW HAND.
Ulcrsda Orares MO con. SSSSs. vilS o1os0
IKE naxy et6ASts eedo. Q. Pend lrtsGk C10yo6
Cinb md GotSs:s !sst g sscs ssa Sssiessss liyS
Taste. 4 large var e!y q .......
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-31

Qnotations By kssa. Ao0rAnn = Co.. bAnk.
en-. Lancaster. Pa.
The morning news., 1889-03-10
Western Reef in Georaia.

The statement was made in the Telegraph,
OF Macon, a day or two ago, that not a
pound of Georgia beef was being sold in
that city. All the beef that is consumed
there, and in several of the towns within
easy reach Of Macon, is brought from the
west, and kept in cold storage warehouse
until it is offered for SALE
What do the Georgia farmers think of
this condition of affairs9 What do they
propose to do with the cattle they are rails
ing for home marketsl Western beef no
doubt is sold throughout the state. A reat
deal Of it is sold in this city and in Jackson
vile, and it begins to look as if the Georgia
farmers would have to aband IN cattle rails
ing altogether, or else make al effort to
compete with the western beef producers.
1t will hardly lie denied that the farmers
Of Georgia, as a rule, do not take as much
care Of tneir beef cattle as they ought. The
beeves they send TO market do not weigh,
on an average, more than 275 pounds each.
The western beeve5 average over AGO pounds.
Western beef, therefore, is better than that
OF Georgia and commands better price,
What the Georgia farmers must do is
this: They must introduce improved breeds
Of cattle, and they must fattan their bee es
before sending them to market. A great
many Of the cattle sent to market in the
Georgia towns are not fit to be slaughtered.
They are poor and their meat is tough.
Consequently they command very small
price. Indeed, there are butchers VINO
don't want them at any price.
Georgia farms produce good corn and
good grass. If Georgia cattle are given
plenty of grass of Nutritious kind, and
corn, the butchers will not only be glad to
get them. but will pay for them every cent
they are worth The farmers Of this state
make mistake when they send to market
scrawny little cattle which look as if they
had never had enough to eat.
If Georgia farmers are going to compete
with the western producers Of beef they
must improve their stoc aud improve their
farms. Their farms must be improved so
that they will grow the best qualities of
grass. Good grass and water and corn are
necessary to the production of the best
qualities of beef.
Georgia with her fertile lands ought not
to go to the west for either beef, pork, grain
or hay. She can produce all of them profit
ably and she ought TO do it. She must do
1t if she wants TO increase her prosperity.
The morning news., 1889-03-10
street-Pavins Suggestions.

jefferson street is one Of the great thor
oughfares Of the city, and the decision to
pave it is a wise one. 1t is understood that
the city's finances will permit of its being
paved only to Charlton street this year
Next year. however. it viii be paved to
Anderson street.
Cannot the council find sufficient money
TO pave Bull street as far south as Harris
street this yeari IL it can, it ought TO do so.
There Is a strong sentiment in favor Of paw
ing Bull street as soon as possible, and also
Of paving an east and west street south Of
CASTOR street.
Some time ago there was talk about she'll
ing one of the streets, upon which there is
very light travel, as an experiment. Why
not try the experiment on South Broad
street, The south side Of it would be
greatly improved by saelled roadway.
\ few years ago the work Of shelling it
was begun, but some of the residents Of
the street objected, and the improvement
was abandoned after about half block
had been improved. The main objection
was to the dust that would arise from the
street after the shells became pulverized.
The dust, however, would not be much, IL
any, more Objectionable than that from the
street in its present condition II the south
side were shelled ve.y few Of the residents
Of the street would suffer from the dust, as
there are not many residences on that side,
east of Whitaker street. A shelled road is
a good one, AID is not expensive 10 keep In
repair
The morning news., 1889-03-10
Editor Bowles' suggestion.
Fronl the Washinqton CIfttc.

From the Washington Critic.
The late democratic disaster gives special
point to the following which we have from an
authentic source:
Net long prior to his death, Sam Bowles of
the Springfield Republican, in company with
Murat Halstead and Henry Watterson, made
visit 70 Stoddard Johnston at Frankfort, KY.
They were taking in the fine stock farms and
other attractive features of that vicinity, when
one morning Mr. Bowles was seated in large
easy chair, looking upon the blue grass and
rare forest trees in front of Col. Johnstons
place. Halstead was in the library examining
some manuscripts preserved by the Johnston
family from the last century, while WaLterson
was walking restlessly between the library and
the hall, where Bowles was seated, dilatng in
a loud, shrill voice upon the political crimes of
the day, the necessity for tariff reform and the
calamities generally for which the republicans
were responsible.
Look here, Watterson,n said Bowles, with
out changing his position or turning his eyes
from the fair prospect in front, you have been
trying for q long time to kill the Republican
party, and you haven't succeeded. Shall / tell
you how TO do its'
Watterson checked his nervous step and
halted as nearly in front of the Massachusetts
editor as the doorway would a INIT and said:
Yes; if you can tel me that, do SO for the
sake of humanity"
IT'S simple enough" said Bowles, gravely-
Join it, -
Haistead dropped his manuscript and laughed
loud enough to be heard the distance of a block,
while Johnston, in appreciative confusion,
tapped his bell and called for fresh mint.