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Two new saloons are about to be
opened in Bridgeport
The citizens Of Moundsyille will elect
corporation officers on the 2Sd inst.
Two disorderlies and one drunk regis.
tered at the lookup at IL o'clock last
night. ..'- Z
OFFICER RoBERTsoN lodged Geo. Gould
in the lookup yesterday, on charge Of
disorderly conduct.
MADAME RESIz's dizzy danes, twenty
one in number, registered at the Mcclure
yesterday morning. :
THE homestead iarm Of WIN. Clark, at
Martins Ferry, has been purchased by
Rev. DR.. F. IS. DeHaas, for S0250.
THE Brown Stockings, Of Bridgeport,
and the Barons, Of Bellaire, are matched
for game Of base ball next Saturday.
REQurEM High Mass will be celebrated
at The St. Alphonsus Church at 0 o'clock
this morning for the late Mrs. Caroline
Gaus.
STREET COMMISSIONER WHITE has a
force Of men at work repairing the paving
on Market street, BET Seen sd and 9Th
streets.
OK Monday Mr.. Thomas Lewis, while
at work at the Crescent Mill, had his
arm badly burned by coming in contact
with the hot rolls.
KIND Providence has an objectin view
in giving us such cold weather so late in
the season. Wants 10 break people Of
the habit Of playing croquet.
ALLTrER addressed tot the Goldsmith &
Hoffman Cellar Company, No. rs Frank
lin street, New York, Is held at the Post
Office for non payment Of postage.
A WORKMAN 10 Joseph Werner's coal
bank was caught by a fall OF rock yester.
day morning, and his right leg and foot
were severely injured. Wedid not learn
his name.
THE work Of remodeling the hall over
the Second Ward Market House, for the
purpose Of Transforming it into an
armory, commenced yesterday. Arms
strong, Coen & Co. are doing the work.
TuE boy stood on the gallery door
At RentE's f,mAle minstrel show,
And ellt bis eager glaneSs Ger
BAld.headed men below.
am too far baekln be sadly said;
But he cou i no further 70,
For be nav his seda,e fathers head .f
Loom up In the forward row.
THE Campbell property on Main street,
North Wheeling, opposite the Superior
| MachinA Works combating of n hhnse
and lot fronting 40 feet inches on the
east aide Of Mein street, was sold by
Auctioneer Hervey, the other day, 10
Captain Thomas Prince, for S1,775.
The City Collector will 10 day proceed
TO distrain the personal property Of de.
linquent taxpayers, and shut of The
water from their premises, according 10
Ordinance. The taxes were due some
time ago, but the time was extended by
the Collector until to-day in order TO give
everybody fair chance.
MAJ. SWEENEY RECEIVES HIS S. 900,
THE celebrated Sweeney Baker libel
suit, which was decided by the Supreme
Court recently, the judgment Of the Court
below In awarding the plaintiff $4,000
damages being affirmed, was finally set
lied yesterday by the plaintiffs paying
over 10 the defendant the fall amount Of
The claim. Col. W. W. Arbett represent.
ed Meesrs. Baker & Co. In the Transaction,
and Messrs. w. P. Hubbard and Z, q,
Cracrait accepted the money ON behalf d
their client, Maj. Sweeney.
II
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PAID UP.-Reuben II. sayre, who is
charged with embeEzling government
funds while Postmaster at New Martins.
willie, yesterday refunded to Special Agent
Tidball, Of the Postoffice Department. the
amount charged against him, and gave
81 900 bail before o. s. Commissioner
Rogers TO appear at the next term Of the
U. S. District Court. Mr.. George w.
Hitchcock was his surety.
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NOTIFIES, NOTIFIES, MorHERs.-Don't
fail 10 procure Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teethlng In chill.
dren. Il relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health 70 the
child, gives rest 10 the mother. d&W
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The members Of both Wheeling and
Cyrene Commentaries Knights Templar
are expected TO be present at the Asylum
at s o'clock every evening except Sunday
until Ascension Day for the purposes OF
drill,
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PeRsosAI MEsrros.-Rev. Sinclair is
TO deliver 4 sermon at the First Presby-
terian Church on the evening Of Ascen-
sion Day, before the Knights Templar Of
the city.
Wheeling Hinge Company at meeting
Of the hinge manufacturers Of the coun'
try, TO be held In New York 10 day.
Mr.. Sam'l Laughlin and son, and Mrs,
Alex. Laughlin and Miss sallie Maxwell,
leave this evening for New York, on
their way TO Europe.
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SUCH q combined effort upon The part
Of all It's attaches Is always made TO please
its guests, that the visitor 10 the Colon.
made Hotel, Philadelphia, PS., is pretty
sure 10 return. cod.
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THE following is the programme for
to.day's session Of the Wheeling District
Conference, at West Liberty; s..a.
"a. M.-Dlsciplihary business.
10A. M.-Papev on Loyalty to Oar
Church Periodicals." by Rev. W. y. snod-
grass, Of Chapline Street. s1s- aI
11:30 A. M.-Adjournment.
go P. M.-Paper on "Future Punish.
ment," by Rev. Moore McNeel, Of Dallas.
AZ. M.-Adjournment.
7:S0 P. M.--Sermon on 1.-THE Relation
Of Regeneration to entire Specification"
by DR.. A. C. George, Of Fourth Street
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AT JOHN RoExER'a-New stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Ladies' Jaconet and Muslin Underwear,
best quality, at low prices.
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JOHN RoEMER will open ten thousand
bolts Of choice new style Of Wall Paper,
with Border 10 match, at Nos. 20ls and
2O2l Main htreet.
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PUBIC squares are blesaing to the
community. We can say the same otpr.
Bulls Baby Syrup; II is the best remedy
for the cure oil all diseases Babyhood has
TO encounter. Price only % cents;
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Jusr REcEIvED.-sandel, Newport, Chi.
nese Toilet and French Toilet Slippers,
with French Heels, at Jerry Clemens, Is
Eleventh Street.
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LlrEsr styles Of Spring Shoes just re-
ceived at L.V. BLosp's,
ll35 Main street.
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IP you want to get a nice fitting pair
Of shoes 90 10 L.Y. Blends, as be has
the incest shoe In the city.
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TEMPERANCE No1E-Miss TAYLOR. Of
the Female College, IL announced 10 de-
liver Temperance lecture In Mounds.
Vile on Friday evening. y
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dhegntelliIgs
WEDNESDAY, MAY is, 1875.


New Silverware-Turner & Dillon.
Spring Bed BOttoms-Zink & More.
head.
Wanted-Barber.
Stair ROds-Mendel, Booth & Co.
Lockwood Grove. a
Louisiana State Lottery.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis Rail
way. (
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
s1 a ~ 4 s:E.r 'S 3
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Hon living cannot be INDUCED in
without disagreeable consequences. II
you feel that your blood is out Of order
use DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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Jusr received Ladies' French Heel
Shoes in button and side lace.
L.Y. BLOND.
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POLICE couRr-Judss Gunner.
The following cases were before His
Honor yesterday, viz:
Leonard Cornwall was fined 81 for dis.
orderly conduct, but as defendant desired
10 make motion to appeal his case 70 q
higher court, the fine was increased TO $40
in order to permit him 10 do so. Thomas
Cassiday was the complainant in the
case.
WIN. Muldoon and Asel Prettyman
were fined 50 and costs each for disorder
ly conduct. Both fines were paid.
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GROCERIES

Ehss al,.yS VEGETABLES EvtST
L HkHRESs \ ~
~, Cti
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A CENTENNIAL AWARD

j. valuable TO The recipient md the public, VII,
given 70 one Of many compositions, ~ showing tn
MELT 1he competitions In pltsterI at the Cen.
tennih Wa1 great yet the manufacturers Of Ben.
sons Capdne Porous Plaster received the highest
and only award; thus proving by the highest med.
lell authority In the world the great superiority Of
their article Al 1o1T D6SSiSjs a. ieome the slow
over ordinary II Rsnsonss action Of the
porous plasters lordlnAfy poT.
and liniments chpnInr ous plaster,
BenBon's Cap Ss"s and 70 anJrd
cine Porous pi.strr 1, M. tha lgulek relief
PlntefAWas In Pa pornns pis.ts, lff ON pain.
vented TO oyer: 800 s--sS+.lonly the pu-
fost vegetable Ingredients enter into the compost.
tion Of Benson'S cspeine Porous Plaster. When
combined they constitute the best remedy ever DO.
yised for The cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lame
and weak back, spinal and kidney affections, Sci-
atlci lumbago, stubborn colds, sprilns and bruises.
Hold eyefYWhffe.
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COUNCIL PRocKKbnes.-Secoad Branch.
The City Council met in regular ses-
sion last night. Presentin Second Branoh'
Adams, BellE, Bown, Campbell, Cowden,
Crowther, Deiters, Fisher, Goodlellowi
Logan, Myles, Pollock, Reeves, Riddle,
Simpson. Stoker, Vockler, Wait, Water.
house, Yahn, Mr.. President.
COMMITTEE REroBTs.
Aecounh-Balance in hands Of Receiver
on the LIST day OF May, 1878, 50, 3Sl 4S;
fines collected in April S20l IS, lookup
fees $50 so. Bills reported by committee
1881 50. Report adopted and bills order.
ed paid.
ed the payment Of the Street Commits
sioner's bills for work done on the streets
and alleys Of the city for the month end
ing April S0th, amounting IN the aggre.
gate 10 Sl,2l5 IS. This amount Is dis.
tributed "a follows: First Ward $Sl 80,
Second Ward $3.50 IL, Fourth Ward
Sll5 rs, Fifth Ward Sl25 "a, Sixth Ward
$2l6 "a, Seventh Ward 50 10, Eighth
Ward $lSS %. OF this the work ordered
by Council amounted TO $500 "a, by the
Street Commissioner S2l5 "a, by the
Health Officer Sl9l 81. The bills were
ordered paid. The estimate Of the COM
mltlee OF .neif prooaoie s Us re az ne .ne
ensuing year, asgfesa'ins s0'''i0 ~ was
aaopse1; p.., o...;.,o,a.,.
shows the time made by the prisoners
curing HP.LLi'o oe Nv sISs1 70 panom.
Pensss ~ 's ooI,,so 70 ns. all Xiii.
mene .1 OIL committees 10 pay 'A'u 't''
au9beeu' IN, p...u.udoa ,.,u.,,
naeT nrES.- y, S9iiH ~ .Sa PIE ~
OF euPetih'enue;na ol'is se a ~ e aIso ,ba
ApI.i,, a ai,'i e W s .asresss
lnon.1y az 1 Tt u 'ne mas snhmS,sJ hv
ungslloso,t t .L W. .uS a;nnsd ~
mihoii.y .. 'h az poIlnnS Ia renert wa,
.l I esaf anI XII; nj o o Md The "a.
s;P 1au auanS J a. The ansuiny
liuia'e ol e1pe in w. H. 10 oor,m;,,se At 2
year, a. fepo,;;ea n ;co s0 Isi5 sosl vas
previous nee''"s VI ooa"'" NS'O'O0N' -
aa9ptea. ,,.,.,.. ,.,uon, ~
h'qnISwh .e y, aaSS On P pna ,ha, the
piils amounting ,% 70 $500 - a nriI 1873
olIls o. .ne ~ >, y sos ~ a5;,a5 - ~
amoaU.lIg 10 IT, .nr, ihsre,etnre rsoort.
oas moiks. iIe SUI n saeas.s.S III tbe
Gu py .ne conmi.iee ~ 80 neSess on.,art
e1pen sn!s M, ssn hs made
year ssi-VTgy Is ~ ; - ;n o the
70 snmce: nus e eU E1os TX i asLaJ a. 10
appfoptla.ion 80 " s1o.V 49, tnrn;shsJ l,St
pay inc n ~ sfus'e's ~. ~. s sdon,aJ
year. iSe iePola m1 pooowmend.J nav.
rTe I tHiln;s" L;iIs Th;at Mkt,
n men' o. iS Si T oO 500 1,Ssrsd
D.;s' -. The a. co N recommended tbat
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10 BBRRs sFE TE AsD -, gtA |; / caES IS;
'"'OoS' japan, DC. Just FSsSIIs WI, ~
my7 Christ. stV,D'
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TIE CouR1s.-CIRcUrT CouRT-Jadoe
Mdpia.-This Court was in session yes
terday as usual.
The case Of Catherine Friery vs.. John
Kleyis, which was commenced on Mon
day, was concluded at 5 r. N. and given
to The jury.
the B. & o. Railroad Company was put
on trial before the following jury: 1u.
Their Rice, Harry w. List, VIM. Mabis,
VIM. Coe. w. @. Brockunier, W. B. Bush.
field, John R. Miller, J. II. Smith, B. B.
Porter, hugo Loos, John Armstrong,
David McLane.
Following Is to-days trial list:
S. Robson Va. J. NJ. Balls adminisira-
g. W. Steenrod va. John Nolan.
J.W. Tolin Va. Peabody Insurance Co.
Same We. Etna Fire and Marine In
surance Co.
Same vs.. franklin Insurance Co.
Same VS.. Citizens Fire and Marine In.
surance Co.
The jury in the case Of Friery VS.. Klev.
Is had not agreed upon verdict at the
hour Of adjournment, and were adjourn-
ed over 10 this morning.
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Don't Believe It.

CALL AND SEE MY SPRING STOCK.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GooDs
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GmS9SSEiRIH-I hlvVOu M
~ o. staple and Fancy q Gr oo I'M pS'
extremely low aSurss, s,p S;s !. y II.
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GOoD ADvICE-IT -
" piece Of BFpalin, ~ ~ sliiINS
AAno' They are The 6sst. ~ y y,
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LOUISVILLE, May 14.-weather clear
and cold. Departed-Laura Davis, Gin
cinnati. River falling; 10 feet in canal.
NASHVILLE, May 14.-Riyer rising; q
feet on the shoales. Arriyed-Nashyille
Caro-. Departed-Anderson, Nashville,
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come Tue tIoN
action Of the
ordinary poE.
and 10 aGJrd
quick relief
from pain,
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Council PRocKEbISes.-StcOAdBra Branch.
The City Council met in regular ses.
sion last night. Presentin Second Branch:
Adams, BellE, Bown, Campbell, Cowden,
Crowther, Deiters, Fisher, Goodielloy,
Logan, Myles, Pollock, Reeves, Riddle,
Simpson. Stoker, yockler, Wait, Water
house. Yahn. Mr.. President.
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Corner Nut,t a, Jam
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
WOULDN'T RECIPROCATE.

The following, from the Fatrchild
(Maine) Chronicle, is neatly done
and has wide application outside OF
Maine. He was the manager of a
church fair, and one morning he
walked into the newspaper Office and
said:
"Want an item this morning?''
"Of course replied the editor,
whereupon the visitor laid the follow
ing note upon the table:
''The ladies of the - Street
church will give a festival at their
vestry hall next Friday evening
Literary and musical entertainments
will be provided and supper will he
served to all who desire. The ladies'
who have charge of the affair have
much experience in such matters, and
are sure to provide a good time.
The admission will be only Is cents,
and it is certain that no one can spend
that amoant to q better advantage.
Be sure to &C and take your friends. -
When the editor had read it, he
said:
"oh, ] see, an advertisement"
No, not an adveadsement. We
prefer to have it in the local column, !"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Free Press AYERS that Chicago
can build house in one day, if all
conditions are favorable. One of the
conditions is n day without any wind,
so that the structure won't blow over
before the tenants get in.
You're getting great deal of sill
yer, aren't you?' he said, as
he paid his fifteen cents at the lunch
counter and took halt the tooth-picks
in the tumbler. Yes, but we're get
ting short OF TIMBER replied the
clerk.
A day OF. two since :s lad some
eight years of age said to his mother.
Mother, which are we, Catholics or
EpiscopalsS' We amt any of them,
said a younger brother, chipping in,
Were Pcrciiie Coast Pierneers.
Centenarians hundred years hence
will tell their children of tile glorious
winter OF 1878, when the ground
refused 10 freeze, and the only way
ice could be found in the rivers was
for the ice companies to gather ON
the banks and look into the water.
Mrs. a;aines, when she gets that
fortlsne, y Sofag to open . mammoth
u 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
TOM BENToN'S GAME OF BLUFF

Towards the close of Senator Ben
tons career he had the misfortune to
greatly offend many of lis old politi-
cal friends by leaning towards the
anti-slavery party in congress. Benton
felt that he had done no wrong, and
not being daunted by their threats of
opposition, he dared to come and
face his enemies in their own strong
holds. He was truly an honest man,
and felt that he must throw himself
upon the justice of a people whom he
was accused of misrepresenting, and
appeal to then to sustain him at the
polls.
While he was perfectly willing to
meet and debate the Wilmot proyis-
ion and other measures with the lead
ers of the opposition, he was deter
mined not to be thwarted or annoyed
by bushwacking politicians, who were
ready to tackle him at every cross
road grocery.
On one occasion the Senator was
billed to speak in town in south
west Missouri, and such vast crowd
turned out to hear him that no hall in
the town WAS large enough to hold
the people. Accordingly Il rude
stand WAS erected in Il grove near
town, and the crowd gathered around
under the trees to see and hear the
man about whom they had read and
heard SO much.
1t was arranged by the anti Ben
toniteR. before ilt, Senator'S arrival.
that a youna lawyer OF the place
should tackle him during his speech
by asking him number ofhard Ques-
tons, such AZ he could not well an
swer without going back on his de
mocracy. The questions were well
chosen, and had hccu committed to
paper and preserved for the occasion.
The young lawyer and his friends
chuckled over their anticipated victo-
ry, declaring that they would send
Old Tom ont Of town with flea in his
ear.
Benton took The stand, and was
proceeding to vindicate himself IN
his usual eloquent manner, when the
young lawyer sprung 10 his feet and
demand the privilege Of asking him a
few questions.
Benton instantly assumed most
defiant attitude and sait. a:
Take off your hat, sir, when you
address n gentleman -
on came the hat.
''What y your name, sir?"
The young lawyer WAS beginning
to weaken. The crowd discovered
that he was frightened almost to
death; that the written document
shook and ratified in his hand, and
all eyes were fixed upon him. After
clearing his throat several times he
| stammered out:
"My name is John ID. Hancock,
sirn'
Benton threw out his right hand
pointed with the index finger directly
at Hancock, and Numbered out:
John d. Hancock, take your seat,
sirl'
The lawyer sat down mid the
cheers and laughter of the crowd, and
Benton went on with his speech, un-
interrupted to the end--Chicago
Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

hotel in Washington for Congress-
men. No statesman it to be out
after a certain hour at night except
on certified committee; neither
can he go to any place of amusement
without his lawful spouse.
You look thin Should think
anybody would if they passed through
what / have whats thatn said
tramp No. l. No. 2 replied that he
had been arrested, tried and convict
ed. 'Of what crime!' inquired No.
1. Starvation, and was sentenced
to sit in a dinning saloon tor four
days with n muzzle on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
AIDS TO DIGESTION.

TO BE TAKEN BEFORE nRrAkrAsr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
replied the manager.

ICDilCNt ShC
And seeing that the editor looked
skeptical he continued:
sit will interest good many of
your readers, and help good cause;
besides we have spent so much mo-
ney getting up our entertainment that
we can't afford to advertise it with
out increasing the prce Of The tick
cts. In such a matter as this we
ought to be willing to help each 9TH
err"
"Well," said Tho editor, ''if it goes
into the locals, / suppose you would
reciprocate by reading little notice
in your church next Sunday
The visiting brother asked what
notice, and the editor wrote and han
ded him the following:
1.-The Weekly Chronicle for the
coming year will he the best and
cheapest family paper in Maine. Its
proprietor has had much experience,
and has all the help which large
outlay of money can procure. His
paper has larger circulation than
any other published in the country,
and is TO be furnished at only 81. II
is certain that no one can spend that
amount to better advantage. Be
sure TO take the Chronicle and sub
scribe for Your friends" :"
| The manager henmetl and hesitat-
ed, and then said. solemnlv, that he
'dOnhtcd whether it wonid he judi
cious to read such u notice. - but
suggested that if it was printed, cop
les of it might be distributed at the
door of the vcstry en the evening Of
the entertainment.
"YeS,' said The editor. '.bnt il
would attract more attention III the
middle OF sermon. 1t will interest
large number of your congregation
ard help a good cause, and besides
so much money is spent upon the
Chronicle that don't see how the
owner can afford to print hand-bills
To advertise it without increasing the
subscription price. In such Il matter
4, this We ought to he willing to help
each other.
Then The gentleman saw he situa-
tion and went straight out, without
leaving so much rs u complimentary
! ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
TWENTY IMPOLITE THINGS

l. Loud and boisterous laughing.
2. Reading when others are talk
ing.
3. Talking when others are read
ing.
4. Cutting finger nails in compa-
ny.
D. Joking others in company.
& Gazing rudelv at strangers.
Leaving stranger without a
seat.
8. Making yonrSclfthe hero Of your
own story.
.. Reading aloud in company with
out being asked.
lG. Splitting about the house, smOk-
ing, or chewing.
IL. Leaving church before worship
is closed.
II. Whispering or laughing in the
house Of God.
IS. a want Of respect and revcr-
ence for seniors.
H.. Correcting older persons than
yourself, especially parents.
lj. Receiving present without an
expression OF gratitude.
l6. Not listening To what one is
saying in company.
II. Commencing to eat as soon as
you get TO the table.
lS. Answering questions that have
been put 10 others.
10. Commence talking before
others have finished speaking.
20. Laughing at the mistakes of
others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

OLD woMAN's TAc-ITURN-ITY-
SCADs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
ORLANDO HIT.

.ftoracy at LIAR ",td N"tn.V P"JIic.
Otlice on the east side Of the public
square over Coon's dry goods store.