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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-11
Book Ridge Items .

All quiet along the line, nothing exciting
since last wrote you sage few cases OF
theft. Mr.. B. 7. Wood had five bushels OF
clover seed stolen from his premises on
Tuesday night of the past week. Mr.. & W
CrYager and son each lost some carpenter
tools in the same manner 1t las been OF
rare occurrence that any thieying hos been
reported in our vicinity. Will only say,
those perpelra1Ing the deeds will have to be
very careful or they will be picked up. The
loosers claim to haye the parties pretty well
spotted
La Grippe or something else has had
tusscl with our people many yet under
medical ireatnleaa1.
Our townsman, Mr.. A B. Close has been
on the sick list for several days.
The weather has been suitable to cause
sickness and colds Not 80 well for the ice
men from present appearances the chances
are anything but encouraging.
The chances seem to be favorable for
having two halls erected at this place in the
near future, one having already hcen started
then we will change the name to Hall Town
On Saturday evening about & p. IN. from
east end Of Graccban noticed light which
was travelling due north which at first sight
presumed to he the headlight Of 4. X. t.
engine In short time it changed Its
course to due west, afAer nearing the noun
tain changed to southcrly course and wac
j lost sight Of It was apparently the size OF
n headlight of an engine and travelled at
about vs. miles an hour. ! would likc to
know If any one else noticed it. have seen
similar lights on just such foggy night but
none to come any way near it i'll size
E." r.
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nrm advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.
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REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court for Frederick County, passed in
No. Gl51 Equity. the Undersigned,
Trustee therein named will offer at
public sale AT the GILBERT HOUSE,
in MeChanlcstown, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY >, 1891
AT o clock, =. m,
all that va liable little farm lying and
being abou 3 miles north OF Mechanics
town and ) miles south OF Emrnit>burg,
on the lower road leading from Me.
chanicstown to Emmltsburg, containing
about
ii ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. The place IS improved
by a good
|! STORY LOG WEATHERBOAkDED
DIV ELLING
house with loEy porch III front, II
good sized barn with shed attached, Il
substant ial outbullding adapted for Il
work shop or other uses, 4 good corn
crib hog pen anu other outuuiIdlngs.
a neverfaiIins we'll of good water is at
the door also
FRUIT TREES IN FULL BEARING
on the premises also excellent GRAPES
schools, churches and Post Office within
a convenient distance Of the PREMISES
Very desirable for one wanting a suall
place easily teIded.
TERMS OF SALE-as prescribed by
the decr-e:-9 of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the dav Of sale or on
rat ication thereof BY the Court, the
resi- due IN 6 aud II months from day Of
sale the purchaser or purchasers giving
his. her or their notes with APPROX, d
security and bearing interest from the
day OF sale for the deferred payments
or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
or purchasers.
VINCENT SEBOLD
Trustee.
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Dfafhs.

On Dec. 80, 1898, at Glcnotcn, Pa. Charles
ID, son of the late George Ambrose, aged
80 years, 6 months and 10 days.
On Dec. 81 1903, at her home III Eylcrs
Valley; Rachael Warrenicliz, wife of
Joshua Warrenfeiz, aged II years, Q
months aud 30 days.
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ICOMM U&lCATED |
Waynesboro, Jan. G, l89'

WayneSDOTO, Jan. u, 1854.
EDlToR CLARION -
DEAR Silt
knowing that you arc always will
ing to give space to articles which are for
the good of Mechanics1own and It's citizens,
take the liberty OF asking for . small part
Of your valuable space, In the first place,
the future of Mechancstnwn looks hight
indeed, bat are we to depend entirely upon
STRANGERS to come and boom the town
Among the many things the town aud
community needs is u good FIGURING Mil.
Now, not only you but also the good citlzens
of the town always say keep the money At
home" But do they do it? No, they are
free traders to man. Are they not ? For
does not every citizen OF the town and com
munity send at least five miles out Of town
for their fur The reason for this is very
.y,hsin. Tnerc is not good FIGURING mill
closer than five miles awav. Time was when
that vicinity boosted OF three mills Of this
kind and all were doing a good business, and
it can be done again, and an enterprise of
this kind would benefit every one of your
citizens In one way or another The field
is open, you haye the site for the MILL your
people have tie money to build the mill, and
also the wheat to grind Now | would like
to see IN THE CLARION the opinions Of some
ofthe towns people about this matter.
Dusty.
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The Candy Kitchen is still making and
selling candies in goodly quantities. The
assurance that glucose and other impurities
are conspicuous 10y their absence from The
Kitchens product, sells the goods.
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A CHEAT STORE YOU want to see the
most complete hardware aud grocery store
in the north end of the county, you must 60
into Mr.. Geo. w. Stocksdale's rooms on
Carroll Street These, with lumber grain
and coal, make this a busy point in our
town.
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Local Items.

SPECIAL NoT,CE.- Send in your Sale
Dates and secure Il place in our Sale Register.
DO this Al your earliest opportunity. to
prevent conflicting dates or TO keep Others
advised.
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I'll arriages,

On january 9th. at the parsonage. Mrchan
icstown h, the pastor Rev. G. A. Whit
more, Mr.. VIM IT. Devilbiss and Nj 'ss
Emma c. Robinson, all of Creagerstown
Md
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-11

Inc drangcrs Fire Insurance Company of
Nliddletown has levied an assessment of o.
per cent this is per cent advance ON last
years rate. Heavier losses account for the
advance in the rate
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MIS- Mazcppa Rodgers of New Haven.
Conn, is, with two IF her children, visiting
her neither, Mrs Maggie Grouse, of this
place
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E- PIANO LAMP FOR SALE 4 new
Rrochester Piano Lamp, crimson shade ALI
complete. JUS, AS it came from factory For
sale at Il barpain Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
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WAR VIEws-Serg't Kitzm,llcr will ex.
hibil at the Town Hall on Saturday evening
of this woek. more titan one hundred and
ifly views of battle fields of the war of the
rebellion. He has one Of the best Of oxy-
hydrogen lime light s,ereop'cons and the
views VIII be of the s.ze of the full stage
opening Prices popular: 10 aud Is cents
The Hall will likely be packed
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New VOLUME The Banner of Liberty
has just entered upon It's XLVth Volume
II 1t grows In riches as it does In interest, it
should IN a very short while own u quarter
section IL that excellent country.
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Professional.
y. :. lsA7HssEAy, TO-,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Pahlic Office in my Drugstore,
Private offices in rear of drug store
and at my residence.
Prompt attention given to all calls.
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Hoods pills arc purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best ingredients
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Hoods SarsapariII;
JOHN HEM ERICKSON
TI|IIE MODEL.
ROOM, ROOM, ROOM ROOM

IN A COUPLE OF DAYS OUR
STOCK OF MUSLINS and SHEET
lNGS WILL BE OPENED AND To
SllELNE THEM WE MUST HAVE
MORE ROOM, IN ORDER TO
ACCOMPLISH THIS WE OFFER
TODAY A LARGE STOCK OF
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS
AT 20 CENTS. Less THAN THE
MARKET VALUE THESE GOODS
COME OBJECT TO US FROM THE
LOCUS AND WE KNOW THAT
THEY ARE THORDUGlILY RELIA.
BILE IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
ALL GRADE FROM $3.50 TO 50 %
PER PAIR.
a FEW BARGAINS in BLACK AND
COLORED ASTRACHAN CLOTHS
JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOR a
BOY OR GIRLS NICE REFER
.Joux ii nSpnlcKsox.
Us Use BUTTER MILK SOApFOk
TIE COM LENlON.
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Business Locals,

nv" FOR LE.-Seycral hundred! bun,
dies of fodder to b, delivered in Mechanics
town or vicinity.
Jan 11St. Chas. Ship'ey.
E% WAR VIEWS. On Saturday Jan,
18th Se,gt kitzniller will exhibit in the
Twn Hail. this place his original views Of
the War. Dodgers giving II list of views
have icen distributed. giving m idea ofwhat
will be exhibited, 1t will! constitutes vaua.
bic historical lecture, impressive through its
brilliant illustrations
Price of admission Children 10 cents
Adults Is cents. Doors open at So'clock.
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w HOUSES FOR RENT Two small
properties, one at Stoner's LINE KIN. The
other being one halt OF II dwelling in Grace,
ham. Both now vacant
81. = Julia Fox,
Living at Franklin Mills.
Jan.42tpd.
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On Monday Thomas Wilson, a farmer
VIII" lives at Pleasant Valley, about tea
miles cast Of Cumbel lsnd Joined pa,ry of
ncighbors for n hunt They remained out
most Of the day and enjoyed it all re-
turning In the evening feeling better for the
exercise. Mr.. Wilson was at his house but
few minutes, however, when he dropped
dead. Heart disease was the cause -CArun
icLs
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For Bent.

The property occupied Ivy the late Abel
Mitchell deceased, situsted on Main.st., Me
chanicstown, good two.story brick dwelling
and lot,
For terms, apply to
s, NJ. Bircly, Ast
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Il. q. kefauver, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OFeres his services to the people of
Mechanicstown and vicinity.
OFFICE:
In room formerly occupied by Birely
Il Osler, one door west of Bank Build
ing.
Residence, Mrs. II. X. Groff's prop
erty GU Church st. where | will be
tonnd after Office hours.
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eE- Fo, Citron, Secdlcss and Luy,i
Ralsins, Currunts and Pruncs
Go to Roots.
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eB- For Flavorlng Extracts and Chocolate
Go to Roots.
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For additional locn,ls see End page.
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The Hall will likely be packed
Charles y Ambrose son Of the lalc George
Ambrose, died a, Glenodcn, Pa. December
Goth 1898, aged 80 years months and 10
DAYS
HIS body was brought to the home Of his
Widowed mother II, Deerfeld Md and inter
ment WAS made at Sabilksville, January End
1894.
The funeral was largely attended, and
services we're held in tho Reformed Church.
Rev. W l.. Martin officiating
DoHT BE PREv1oUs-.We notice in some
of our exchanges that Mechanicstown Is now
referred to as Thurmont. 1t is not yet the
name and DULY will be after the MARYLAND
Legislature shall SO decree and thc Post
office department made it's Use possible by
making the change in its Guide. 1t is highly
d, sirable that the brethren o: the press
should frequently refer to the proposed
change, So that people may kcome fanil
larized Herewith in advance, but until 1t has
been consummatrd, direct reference had
'5ettrr be made only I" the present name
nothing is sure to is,aCraize save the tax
pa'herer and undertaken, you know.
An election for directors of the Ennl's.
burg Railroad Company, was heid ut the
Western Maryland Hotel in tins place, on
"Wednesday afternoon aud resulted in the
election OF the following persons: Ncssrs
James A. E'der, WIN, II. Biggs d. n
Mi.nan, Jesse Nusscar AMI DR.. John B.
Brawncr immediately after the election
the directors organized by re clecting Mr.
VIM Fl. B,ggs, of Rocky Ridge, President
DR.. John w. Kegle, Secretary, and Mr.
VIM. G. Blair, Treasurer. The vacancy
caused in the Board of Directors by eectlng
Mr.. BiggS president was tillcd by electing
Mr.. Joseph Res director G1S shares OF
stock were voted. The whole number OF
shares being nbou, ,032 Chronicle.
Ice CoMBiNE.--We haze been inclined to
believe that an ice trust had gotten the ear
Of old Borcas aud 10y methods peculiar to
graspiE& monopolies, had succeeded in
switching off every cold wave as 1t entered
this country from Maj .eba, sending them to
the lefl-about, back INTO the Dominion OF
Canada. II the present entrance of his
Arctic Frigld,yship does no, prove to be an
independent movement, we may sest assured
that the oe machine men have made terms
with him this winter, at least 1t looks how
eyer, as though Bpreas intends to leave some
samples this trip. Between the extra cost
for Coal to provide against cold waves and
the extra cost Of ice next summer, it is quite
"A problem az to which should be preferred
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Rachael Waarenftl,z, rellct of Joshua
Warrrnfcliz. died at her home in Evirrs
Valley, Md, December 3lst 1893, aged ~
years, 9 months and so days She was ~
pious consistent Christian and member of
the United Brethren Church far many years
and was held in high c.teem 10y the people IN
the community The funeral services were
held in Dodge Chapel ut Evle-s V lIcy con-
Quoted by her pastor Rev. w. l.. Martin.
Iutcr,nent at Mechanicstown
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Charles ID Ambrose. son of the lalr George
Ambrose, died a, Glenoldcn Pa. December
Goth 1898, aged 80 years months and 10
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-01-11

CoRREcr.-A large portion Of our exchan-
ges now publish tier marriage notices in
proper form, saying MIR. A B. and Miss G.
D." Some of them still insist upon it, that
ii is Mr. A. Il. to Miss G. D."
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The Alarm Worked.

CARTHAGE. Ills., Jan. %. Dozens Of
turkeys and other property belonging TO
Hiram Ingersoll OF Elvaston have been
stolen, and Ingersoll rugged up an alarm
from the barn TO his room. It awoke
him one night last week, and he and
Others chased the thief, who had q
wagon, all over the western part of
Hancock county, then to Keokuk,
where the stuff was sold, ana back to
the vicinity of Hamilton, where the
fellow was eornered long enough to
identity him as a man who had served
a long term in the Illinois penitentiary
for the wholesale theft of cattle in this
and adjoining counties. The fellow
eluded his pursaers. Ingersoll fred az
the thief with a shotgun, but missed
him
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has APP
pointed Wheeler H. Peekham, of
New York, to be Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court. Mr.. Peck
ham is another anti-snapper, and is
no more acceptable to Senator Hill
than was Mr.. Hornblower. It is
said that Senator Hill will endeavor
to prevent Mr.. peckham's contirma-
ton by the Senate for the same
reason. In the meantime business
before the Supreme Court is delayed
because of the differences between
Senator Hill and the President.
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a Joke That Became Serious.

COLUMBUS. Ind, Jan. 24.-Ten or .
persons went from this city four miles
into the country Saturday night to sur
prise George Piercefeld on his birthday,
and for fun wore whitecaps. When
they knocked at his door, Piercefeld
was so frightened, thinking they were
really whitecaps coma to dress him
down, he began belaborng them with
his cane. One of the ladies' Mrs. Vim.
Stader, was severely hurt and the party
was driven away and the door bolted
Mrs. Stader is in critical condition.
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An 50. ysar-old Ineenaiarx.

WESTMINSTER, Pa, Jan. "a. R. K.
Collum, feeble old man of nearly so
years, was one of four prisoners lodged
in jail. He and three members of his
family-a son, A. G. Collum, Wilmer
Dundan, farm hand, and William
McNeil-are charged with arson. The
three younger men We're arrested on
suspicion and the old gentleman was
held rs an accomplish, but when Mrs
Collum learned that her son was ar
rested she broke down and told the Of
ficers that her husband was he guilty
party. Collum owns small place in
East Nottingham township, bat on ac-
count of debt It was seized by the
Farmers National bank of Oxford. The
barn was insured for about 5000 and
was set on fire Dec. 20. The insurance
company investigated AMI as a result
the four men were committed to Jail
here 10 await trial.
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which Mr. Breckenridge is mem
Der, reported a gradual reduction on
sugar until it should eventually
reach the free list. As a precedent
for this procedure the committee
had before it the celebrated Tariff
Compromise Of 1888, in which Henry
Clay was the leading spirit or
course every member Of the Ways
and Means Committee stood by the
action of that committee, as, IN
deed, it was their duty TO do. and in
honor Mr.. Breckenridge was bound
to abide By its action In the course
of discussion OF Mr. McRae's amend-
ment Mr. Breckenridge said, with
reference to the sugar bounty, that
no man could say word in depreci-
alton of a bounty, direct or indirect,
which would not meet his hearty
approval, but we doubt If this will
serve to protect Mr.. Breckenridge
from harsh criticism IN certain
quarters where his every act is
sought to be placed in false light
before the public.
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Sold For a Million.

DENVER, Jan Ex-senator Woleott
and Harry r. Wolcott have sold the
Mercury gold mine in Utah to New
York company for $1,000 coo. Henry
Wolcott left for New York. Twenty
five thousand has been paid. The vein
is fiat. eight to IA feet thick, and is
worked coal fashion. Ore runs IS to
SIG a ton. In 1892 the property paid
$50, 600 net in nine months. with limited
working The cost of taking out ore
was 81 80 ton. and of treatment 50. so.
The new company will use electricit,.
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EVIDENCES of ex-Treasurer Wood
run.s guilt multiply, and yet we
cant get jury in the State to con-
Wet the seoundrel. A few days ago
another Arkansas State bond which
was paid in 1873, was presented to
the State Treasurer for payment.
The fraudulent bond was owned by
New Yoak parties and was pre-
sented for payment through the
bank of W. B. Worthen & Co, at
Little Rock
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A Cold cas,set For Gladstone.

MADRID, jan. 24.-All the political
parties in tie Basque Provinces have
unitel in sending to Mr.. Gladstone at
Biarritz a message Of admiration, ac-
companied by gold inlaid easket. con
tanning a sprig from the historic oak at
Gueraiea, the meeting place of paflia-
ment Of Basque senators, who origin
ally sat beneath the canopy OF the an
eient oak, which is still borne on the
shield of the town. The present oak
was planted about 1871. In 1914 Il c
French cut down the ancient oak,
which was refuge for debtors, as no
Basque could be arrested without a
summons to appear under it, learn the
charge against him, aud thus prepare
his defense. Hence the oak is regarded
as symbol of Basque liberty.
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THE Mississippi Legislature has
adopted an inquisitorial policy to
which every candidate for Senator
Waltball's place must humiliate
himself before he can be considered
by that august body Of lawmakers,
The questions, IN short, mean that
the candidates must slavishly IN,
dorse Senators George and Wal
thall's views on faetional fight in
side of the party and pledge them
selves TO make war on u Democratic
administration. In other words,
every candidate for the unexpired
term of Senator Walthall must
humble himself to the Mississippi
Legislature. Its action is without
precedent in the history of politics,
and the candidates would serve the
Legislature right If they would as
sert their manhood, refuse to be
eatechised and withdraw their names
from consideration before body
which seeks to make of them such a
humiliating spectacle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-01-24

SAYS the st. Louis Rcpablr Tt
is said that s., GOO, Gee, geo Of eoan-
terfeit money as well printed as
genuine greenbacks, has been put
out lately Senator PETER has fol
gotten to include that in his per
capita. Why does he not introduce
a bill to make It all legal tender2 1t
has all the attributes OF money eX-
cept coin behind it and suits PETER
to nicely
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The enormous expense incurred
IN publishing The Soathefa .ha9asiae
in its present elegant form, would
seem extravagant to those who have
seen cheaper efforts fail in the past.
But since we see aud hear Of The
SoutLeip Magazine everywhere, it
would seem that a iudicious extrav-
agance is the highest economy, and
that the South can aud will sup
port only the best.
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CALL IT HIGH HANDED.
Revolt Against the Insurance Combine
In Huntington.

BURLINGTON, Ia. jan. @t.--Local in
euranee men are in a rage over the
recent circular letter sent cut By h.
spector Reafeld Of Davenport applying
the 80 per cent. co-insurauce clause on
all mercantile risks when either Dnild-
ing OF stock is of the value Of $4,000
Or upwards. and on all special hazards.
The provision Of this clause IS thai the
insured snall maintain insurance on
property iusurcl to the extent Of at
least SO per cent. Of its actual cash
value. and that, failing to do SO, the in
sured shall be co-insurer to the ex-
tent Of such deficit and shall bear his
proportion of any loss.
This means that the insurance COM
biue now undertakes to dictate not only
what rate the insured shall pay but
how much insurance he shall pay for
and if he does not carry all they think
he should it makes him stand the diff
ference in case of loss. It is character
lied by local agents as a greedy, high
handed ruling, and will result in de.
termined revolt against the combine.
The local agents are given no discre-
ton in the matter, and are bound to en-
force the demand of the combine, but
they will not let the matter pass with
out protest and a meeting to decide
upon a course of action will be held this
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SAYS the Memphis Seiaafar If
Mr.. Peckham's nomination also is
rejected at the instance of Hill, it
will be notice to the country that
Senators intend 10 control all the
Federal offices in their respective
States hereafter That's what most
OF them are there for. ANYHOW
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Weaver stumpins Kentucky.

HENDERSON, Jan. %. General ]. B.
Weaver addressed an audience of zoo or
500 people. mostly Alliance men, at the
courthouse here Saturday. He dwelt
on the present deplorable condition of
the farmers, took tilt at the national
banks and paid his respects to the pro-
tectionists. The general left for Prince
ton. Ky. where he is. 10 speak.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2S.-The advance in
Liverpool this morning had the effect of hold
ing prices at Yesterdays closing figures but a
subsequent decline, together with large re-
ceipts at ports aud interior points, caused
weakness after the opening shorts covering
checked tho decline ana at II on prices were 5
points below yesterday, Receipts here 1900
halcs estimated receipts tomorrow. 10000 to
laeo1 hales.