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, 1879-03-06

Speaking Of the late assault On Doy p1AT1b1
Bulk McGARnAuAa, the Cincinnati Cena<F'
elat observes:
Wo have !lerctoforo Expressed tho opinion sh,t
rtATT happened to be on the right Bide In ~
tho assault to thnt fact. When VIC conslict thsr
lntlons Of many ot tho Senators hni tho l9bUyitA
wo do not find It Inconsistent that thu chsplntt
tho prcAs taHu grcat delight in xce!ny ono Of hslt
numuur knocked lown, especially II the hl9E =
unexpected AM. elective. This may be called sAs
sptrt Of tho press. W. know MI editor Hho
whipped bully appointed to asrail htm. and th'
brethren pleasantly accused him Of striking CO.;
Aumptiys With sllnt-Allnt. Then, II fnanl'eaal
[tor from placo OF couccalmcnt. and tout1ilIsa
whip within tan feet Of his prfsoH there u nefi
from tho brethren TINT champion Of t9c pres: eas
becn eowhllea. independent journalism et 1a'
Kind VI haYe IL OYaflono.
, 1879-03-06

Tue CourIsr-Jousaas thinks III III nr ,stteft thss
Oppressive Navigation, laws ~ua' ~ mt. stateats!'
d subsidy system. II Ia r'.us ~ w.
, 1879-03-06

DR.. tv0rFn1t's Church.
Garner llobcY and West Washington otrrct. III
IyMans Private Lcctute to 1aIlcA
, 1879-03-06

McV}ckcr'6 Theatre.
Nadjton stseet, between Dearborn and State. Eu.
gagemcut Of K!ce's Surprise rarty. '.Dabea IN tho
Wood"
, 1879-03-06

Dearborn htrcet. corner o! Monroe. EnEa2tmchs
Of tbc New York Standard Theatre Company. "Al.
tnoat Ltfe.'
, 1879-03-06

Madison street, opposite MeVtckss's Theatre, Al
Lecture by Prot O'Ncill. subject: ''Pafta."
, 1879-03-06


RtnSp1nh etfcct. t~sNtcn Clark and 1ABnllt. En-
en8ement Of hir. md sir1 George 8. Knight "otto.
, 1879-03-06

jackson street. between Wabash aud Michigan
Avenues. Panoramic Pictures Of tin War Of tho Ito.
hnttf
, 1879-03-06

North Clark street, corner KInzlc. Lecture hy Tho
NeY. r. Do VIII Tawage. Subjects ''rhe Bright Side
Of Thingt."
, 1879-03-06

The people OF Illinois can bcst Judge
whctAor tho prosont 1sovenue law Ia not
noesllossly costly machine by examining the
total Of tho tax.loyy in this State for tho
, 1879-03-06

Tic Atnerlc0N Law N39a1tf Tor February, Just
received, has q noteworthy leading nrtcle On
"1llc Inyto1nbility Of To:cgraph[c Correspond
cn-c,u hv Ju,1vn f,nnlnY. of Af1rhtgun Ills
49, ., ~. H., -,nn.at ,,,,,oeo,roo ~ tne
1uuso sa}h inat 'Hp sc!'et"t ael"!'Aes!'ss ~ ''o
public In thu asserted right to btli!E Into court
md beforo lcrislatlyo bodies. o. Instruments OF
A.,,',a.,aa .1a nrt,,,,o n,"..,oc. aant l,v t,,o.
eYldenee, INC nTtPatc mcssages ae1st w te!e'
rsaph, Is ouo Of tho most remarkable things IN
rcrsnt l.vat h,st1ry. It IA 90 Il bscnuso ierul
ona,opics md nreccdouts seen, to be aratpst thc
rl,yht mua n1so lwcauso thu mower to make this
10. ~, ~",.oro1. 10 1Inh1o ~ ano,,rons ,hpsaa
AaG "a stloEaat9 10 ss"H'H >" S''o''ASAs @o~91%p
, 1879-03-06

Tic refusal Of tho Senate II appropriate
$4,000 for tho:purcl,ase Of Mrs. FAssE1r's p,sl.
urn OF tho Electoral Co1nmlsston has not *.
cited nny strong feeling in thu country. 30 far
rs We have been able to observe. TIC yomroa
impression Is tl,at the Senate acted w!sciy III.
ttstlcally, Us tic Naw York Port we'll remarks,
the picture may DO worth $1,000, hui commet,
cially It ia not worth anything like that sum.
Thcru is wisdom, also In Mr.. floAn's remark
tl,ut Congress will be ablo in Tho future, II il
feels 50 disposed, to havo this subject treated
OIL canvas at great expense. Tic appropriation
Tor Mrs, FAssErr, II II had been nladt, would
hnvc continued bud prccedcut. ~ the s,ma
time, the many friends OF the artist Ia Chtraso
will hope that she nay dispose Of lcs palntng
ut private sale On satisfactory terms.
, 1879-03-06

hlf. FL Y. 4NALLE1 Has pGSH Aos S"~ A..
travelling Ia the South, and he foano n'
Democrats in TINT region much putleu T,a, W
With tho sense Of their own Importance lsa.
hos bsen the trouble WIN them for na'Gs, :,
or years back. Why they should always s,,s ~
infatuated With the tdea tllat nfe sra. ,s.,
votes, s % iess Intelligence a, wealth, tI'o ths -
Northvrn-must always hold tho whtph'na 10
poll politics ts Is my.trry no fellow can n'd 00''
"What, ncyerl.
ny, ~ S1., n.vsF'"
.Msv.,,,,, .s
"&'a"'' urnz anil
Tic Milwaukee st,stiat! says lug =" f"1 f"1 I ,bt
appropriation Of slso for ,st pu1oe:s 10, 70 d. !,
River and liarbor bill robbery. ~ '.,an. .na "
oneo finished, !" It adds, "tuture appropriation 'a
cau 10 used to mucaJamzc tie "iscoS'sss .s,.s
River, 30 Is to mike it navigaols iof "''sf hr,,
vehicles OF all Sorts" 1t Is rcifcsl,as hnnr,t
, 1879-03-06

I0t3! taX'@aP5. .,ss..ss s.1N, -to+ n1&
Tilis rspresoats tho tax-loyy, which ill.,
clules tho snms necessary to coyer the costs
OF collection, taxes unua!d. commissions,
bookkeeping, advertising, oto. How much
tho actunl SUN for these purposes Is, oaunot
we'll be determined But lie Auditor rsports
that, out Of a tax In 1877 Of 8l,4o0, 600 for
school purposes, thoEo was collaotod after all
deductions 81, 1l0, 900, tho rest being swal-
lowed up between tho levy and tho Treasury,
II It cost 3as0,000 10 collect 81, ll0,0N
SCHOOL revenue, 1t Ia safe to assume that TIM
aiiforoucs between the gross sum OF oil the
taxes lasied and tue net sutn paid into
tho Treasury was at leass 25 per cent,
1t cost tho people Of Illinois, therefore, about
81, COO, 600 in hard cash or tax l1ena on thoir
property to collect pa, COO Of revenue
for state and local purposes. a Rasenus law
which provilos, tolerates, permits. requlrea,
, 1879-03-06

Clark street, opposite thu Court.1ousn Engagement
OF pomIuck Murray "lnnoccnt." Variety Otto.
, 1879-03-06

earca, on tho nhplicntlnn OF th,,a
jreeM to-. On thu F0l1nwtng rromnJsr. sr.e'"ohs |. OBJ
y; Ihat II Arfeat4 il,c pu'icy IL liz ,,..
sy discon3naa G9nSa: nn u ascat ttasl
fanttatnt hp3n lndnstrY n1.l encr,,I.a A.,
4 of cannl inheritance. upot, in.,m"rn' snd, shat
3. It violates tho confidence whlrh IL,
ner'ns9s IT. ~ sennor fecuse. mil makes hs ~" nn'
~: u: y aookn u tencn specics nj tyidc,,.
inierests ID re,,der ntn %n anss. rsrie' sts
whiS t!Gtesote must nstcn present II. ,s.t. md
preclude ;'acorery of .he dccanti '""ees which
j. II rohdees ono nf tho ,osf iuInnrt,,, -
~ S"SSs Ssng ., ef Mtc sasepbo 1t any snSysn Nsa
euamerato thesa nisecfe. XIV sel onr rnsss.:syi
70 s own mind What wpuld l,a Tia conastute a n1etute
hpoMtcncn were c1posal II iha Mh,;r eo''e.
sinrlo instance. IN Which tho yeil of coaS1s: Tais:
sese svis Il hs Al, SSs VII in!rouee
any moment all lhc othrra may follow orw''''y sA,s
Lonuonors aro discussing the project IN, ~.
erinE Regent atscet, i!icts 0ucst tbororch,'st sst'
with glass roof, strctchlng ahoys tha rs,o. :,
tho houses on either sIlc and to favc I'm H.. "
arcade which such course would mara ny n.y.
minated by electric lights. A writer In n, ~. "a
ton Journal th,ts says Of that and sI,uIIar ~, Sos
ects: "ll Regent street takes tic tnt.r.,,tJr
In the matter, pertaps tho Washington atr,..'
tic Bsoadways, md Chestnut street. ~ 81,
side OF the water will follow 80 tlIstInuu,hsd ~
example. Roofing wlioie street with vf,,s
though 1t might be advisable III the casa NJ
narrow, crowded tlloroughfase would h. -.
expensive tor general adoption where ,hs
streets were ot good width. Covering ihe t,d.
walks with U1nKH rt1OfH Youtl In ,.,r,,.u..,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03

6Vush va
i|
andeleV
Durii
men hal
by tram
since a
c.&A
grims W
notlab
tor bills
Ever
Fourth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
The Ohio Nationals

The resolution of the Sam Gary
Nationals of Ohio to support the
Democratic ticket is an event which
fill the Republicans with dismay.
They do not like it, and they have
good reason for not liking it. The
action Of the Cary Nationals not only
brings the silver question into prami-
nence as a governing issue in the CUB
ernatorial contest, but it sur to
and Rice the votes Of an ele-
ment that will probably determine the
contest. The fact that the Rcpubli-
cans have from the first anticipated
this action does not diminish their
~h"'7.t- - U:' f-"""iiv taknn
Ewing'S cause receives additional
strength from the letter of Peter
to the Toledo convention.
The venerable Grcenbacker ''rejoiccd
when he heard that the great Demo
cratic party in Ohio had nominated
one of the most outspoken and able
advocates Of 4 sound national cur
rency issued solely by the govern
ment," and he adds: III | were n
citizen of Ohio should vote for Gen.
Ewing" THIS from the man who
the Greenback candidate for
president in 1876 will he accepted by
the Ohio Greenbackcrs as an authori-
tative Indication of their duty, and
they will, therefore, vote for Ewing
in a body. All signs tend TO show
that Ohio will be carried by the
Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
AUdvai1 dsFcraHnckcrs. with.
Sore istiiie@.

We are reliably informed that about
a week ago up in Prairie Township
the Grecnbackers had Il little pie
mic. II. Day, ". Il. McIntire. and
lrv Sims being the orators Of the day.
lrV Sims we trust IS conscientious in
what he says and does. but some
times we don't think he knows what
that is. w. b. Mcintire is a profess
ed Democrat, and if he is now q
Greenbacker we suppose it is be
cause the Democrats did not make
him County Surveyor.
Harry Day is a Radical renegade,
who with neither principal, education,
or common sense will serve any party
for money, no matter how small the
sum. Any MAJ with one idea above
Il monkey can see his radical princi.
pies bristling from his paper, that is
when it can be read. Any party that
will be lead by the nose by such poor
excuses for men deserve no better
fate than they will find.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03

On this account many speakers de-
mand that what they say shall not be
reported. They know that the Gus
tom of printing what is uttered di-
minishes both their audiences and
their power! 1t is one thing 10 lis
ten and quite another to read, and
the orator Of the present period an
not escape the knowledge that mere
gush and sonorous nonsense, scanned
at leisure, will be numerically crit.
cised, and that even those he adj
dresses will correct in cool blood, the
impressions made upon them. He
feels he must make a speech that "a
be calmly read, and such aifusIons
generally produce little popular eff
feet.
If the Fourth of July is to be ce'e-
brated hereafter by vast assemblages,
it must be connected again with
social advancement. 1t cannot be
perpetuated by mere cloquence or by
recreation and amusement. To be
extensively observed it must be sug-
g~estive. If Independence Day is to
be revived, the spirit Of 1916 must
be again injected into our populations
A large portion Of the Representatives
of the states in Congress are solid
for the use of the army ut elections.
Compared to those that laid the foun-
dations of liberty and erected bull
warks against dcspots how dwrafed
arc such men. With the country in
in such hunds is it wonderful that In
dependence Day has dwindIed: II
1t is to be re-invigoratcd others must
assume to lead. Patriotic declama-
ton must he renciocd. Again to
assembled hosts on hat day, must
eloquent tongcs declare that resort
to force is inconsistent with freedom,
that the people themselves are the
true pope comttatus, that they always
assist in the execution Of laws that
ought to be inforced, that the very
suggestion Of popular unwilljngness
to help the magistrate indicates that
the law is either unjust or ine~xpedient
that such laws cannot be the peoples
laws, for by the very nature of a free
constitution the people must consent
to laws before they are in conscience
bound either to execute on obey
them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
Killed without PrOyocatioD.

GLASGOW, Mo, July 2.-WiTliam
Pierce, a laborer on the construction
train of the Chicago and Alton Rail
road, was killed here to-day by John
Connors, another laborer. Connors
met Pierce this morning as he was
going to work, and without provoca-
ton shot him in the abdomen. from
the effects of which Pierce died in a
few minutes. There seems to have
been no apparent cause for the shoot
ing. Connors, in his statement be-
fore the inquest jury, stated that he
was Unsuitable, and was willing to
hang if found guilty. Pierce's father
is foreman Of the yards of the Pitts
burg, FIT. Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road at Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
THE FOURTH.

Independence Day has been meas
urably superseded as the occasion
of patriotic defamation in this coun-
try, by Decoration Day. There is
undoubtedly in some aspects, great
similarity in the incidents, which
these two anniversaries were designed
to commemorate, but there is q vast
difference in the emotions they excite.
The battles of the one rebellion were
as real as those of the other, Com
memorations of them renew thoughts
OF bitter strife and awaken images of
the rushing of armies, the gaIloping of
troops, the crashing Of artillery, the
huzzas of victory and the groans of
defeat. The incidents recalled Ey
Decoration Day are the freshest how
ever, and are connected in all minds
with widowed and orphaned hearts,
that bleed each year afresh over the
graves Of husband, lover, father,
child, or friend. The flowers of Deco
ration Day too are in its favor as
against crackers and powder, and
they mingle well with those of the
sympathetic poet and orator.
1t is probable that Eve much of
the defamation of Decoration Day
will subside also. OratiOns Of all
sorts are now much less frequent
than they used to be, and they are
very much more disregarded when
they are delivered than during the
past. 1t Is probable that no living
orator, without political management
Or unless III connection with some
question looked upon as vital impor-
lance, could by the mere attractive
ness or beauty or appropriateness OF
his discourse on either Independence
or Decoration Day, or upon other
ordinary occasions, in any of our
cities, gather such crowds as a gen
Grafton since, any Of twenty famous
speakers that might be named would
have easily drawn together.
The existing condition of society
is mainly responsible for this. Peo-
pie nowadays can be moved only by
what is practical. They al escape
heat and dust by remaining at home,
and still read all that may be said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
Administrators Notice

NOTICE j. hereby give that lot
~ tiers of adaninistrati2 upon the
estate of W. 4. Sumne, deceased,
have been granted to til undersign-
Ell, by the Aulrain profile court, in
Nudrain county, Missari, bearing
date the 18th day of Foruary, 1879,
All parties having Gains against
sand estate are rcquird to exhibit
them to me for ALLEGIANCE, within
one year from the dat of said let
ters or they may be EXCLUDED from
any benefit of such estate, and if
said claims be not exhibited within
two years from the dte of the pub
liration of this motto they will be
forever barred.
D.. WSUMNER,
n9-4t Administrator,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
Admired by All.

Every person who has used DIR.
Prices Unique Perfumes admire
them. His Pet Rose is charming
the fragrance of sweet blossoms his
Alista Bouquet, delicately delightful
odor of dainty buds; while his
Floral Riches surpass in rich, fresh,
fiowery odor any Cologne or toilet
water ever made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that let
~ tiers of administration upon the
estate of Thomas Carr, deceased,
have been granted b the undersign.
ed, by the Audrainprobate court, in
Audraim courty, l~issouri, bearing
date the 14th day dJune, 1879.
All parties having claims against
said estate I required to exhibit
Eem 10 me for advance, within one
year from the dat of said letters or
they may be preluded from any
benefit Of such esate, and if said
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the dse of the publica-
lion of this uotictthey will be for
ever barred. j. w. CARR.
l0.4t, Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03

Dropsy, Erys.peias, Scrofula, Secondary Syp!i-
lis, Gravel, Diabetes, and all tiisea4es in which
the blood is implicated, is now oneled to the
public
Sold by all Retail Druggists, and (whole,ale
only by the WcybuIn Medicine Co.. +. -. Box
a3S, Rochester, n. y. 4l-v.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
10 ConSumptives.

The advertiser having been permanently cur
ed Of thai dreadful disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy, is anxious TO make known 10
his iellow-suiierer the means OF cure. To all
who desire il, he will send II copv Of the pre-
scrIptiOn used, free of charge with the diree-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they Will find a sue cure for C~onsumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Purties wishing the
prescription, will please address,
"a. WILSON, 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg,
N. Y. 4l-y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03

Reliable articles like Dr.. Prices
Special Fiavoring Extracts, Vanilla,
Lemon, Orange, Ginger, etc, that
have stood the test of the best Judges
in the country, are the cheapest in
the long run, if health is to be con-
sidered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
NLW RICH BLOOD.

Parsons Purgativc Pills make Eew Rich
BLOOD, and will completely change the blood In
The entire system IN three months Any person
WI" viii take | pill each night from 10 II weeks
may lie restored to sound health. ii sErh a thing
DE possible. sent by mat: FOR 5 letter stamps.
/. :. JOHNSON . Bangor, hc. II iw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
NOTICES..
THE WORLDS BALM.


DIR. l.. ID. WEYBURN ; Alternative syrup.
A remedy used TIiIkrY-FINE YEARS IA Il
private practice, and never fading to radio lily
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
PlAlPI.ES.

| will mail (Free) the recipe for a simple
Vegetable Balm tlat viii remove Tan, Frcckics,
Puppies and HlOtches, leaving tie skin soft,
clear and beautiful; also instructions for uro-
hncing Il lhNuriant growth of hair ON a bald
heid or smooth face. Address, inclOsing &c.
stamp, Ben. Nandelf& Co., - Ann st. y. Y.
fly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-07-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


NoTlCE is hereby given, tlit let
~ ters of administration upsn the
estate of Charles Asher. deceased.
have been granted to the undcbigned
by the Audrain Probate Cart, in
Audrain c"GlIN. Missouri, soaring
date the 9th 1Ty of June, 1S1.
All person iIa ing claims'againSt
said estate ;r" required t~qeXhibit
them to me tor alow lncc within one
year from the date of said ltters. or
they may be precluded fom any
benefit of such estate: AM if said
claims he not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication
OF this notice they viii ie forever
barred. JAMES A. kOII,
June II. 1879. Administrator
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-10-17
ONO IND IOWA.

ON Tuesday, as was expected, Iowa re-
registered as Republican State The cleo
ton in Ohio, where Democratic hopes cen
tired upon a partial victory, results in the
success of Foster over Ewing and gives the
Legislature into the control of the Bcpubli-
cans The Republican majority is at least
ten thousand.
The most dcplorable phase Of the defeat is
that it secures another Senator TO the Radi-
Gals The absence of Judge Thurman from
the floor Of the Senate will undoubtedly be
a great loss to the Democrats Mr. Stanley
Matthews is likely to be 1humans sue
ccssor. Ohios voice was looked for as an
indication Of the Presidential contest, but
exactly how far the Republican victory ac
iccts the Presidential election we believe to
be a question that does not entirely destroy
the Democratic prospects The blow was
severe, but not fatal
There were some local issues, much mon
cy and powerful government influence OPP
Grating in Fosters interest; butit is thcgen-
cral opinion of the press that Ewing uu-
fortunate stand on the side Of soft money f.
almost entirely responsible Instead OF de-
voting himself entirely 10 the Democratic
position as defined at the cNtmgessiou, he
made the money question the cardinal is
sue of his campaign This was unlorDu-
nate and ill-hdviscd
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-10-17
MARYLAND NEWS.

f,u,t ,,t.,.. d.. ..l5...,,......f
ihr .,tst met
The Hartford county iair closed Friday
Owing To the low water the cotton mills
on the PUapsc0 river Uc THHi:i,..t .,.i ,-,,it
time
Among the distinguished arrivals in Bal
timorc Tuesday were ten carloads of racers.
They are registered ut Pimco
Il ",,.V"yv'3 ~ ''''l an" aHNgI ore mas
,I'l, ,'is}"yGic 1 ,'l ''',l CIooN' osltL1
l'''i anu i''''''" "' "'' '''' "" l''N -
"a i''l''
llie,e ,a, 4. " uoIoItu man "a l'o''hrs''f
e'"i'l Vi y'"'a "l aye, VINO I!as '"tn reg
,s,T'v' i'I 'nc purpose o, utl"s'''ls nus iIIa'
'''''''' '' '''' '''''nS e''tu'u'
A vein of bituminous cool. Is inches dr,n
has been discovered ON the lot of Francis
Mace, ESD, of Nowistown Md. .by worllmeu
who were making am excavation.
,,, ~
~ ~, Laurel' 1' uosua}, Souul hui'ed FRANK
mcclellan attempted TO Jump ON passing
ON the track ana was badly ipmrrI
ne luheral nl ex-senator NIrIcH so
IiVs,crt"Nh' inily' was tGtciy attended,
people from hent ana lhe aQohln@ cnuh-
lieS turning out lh lafse numbers "d" honor
To ms memory
Another cornerstone has l.re r.l,l,.5
Al Druunnndfo,.u fl,.. ,.,r.,,,. tom. IT,.
Masonic Hall was taken nui and fin. roI,
ana silver coins and ntb.g r.,i.l ..I,.I,..,.,.l
me development oi ihe oyster imdn i'm
| Cambridge has been ~lmcihu. wonderful
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-10-17
TIE UNDERSTANDING

From conversation with % prominent
Republican we CLEANED the information that
there are many Republicans who do not
consider the Staber committee ticket bind
ing upon the party Though we have be-
fore said that Arthur Sablcr and those
associated with him did nolhaye any pccu-
liar rability for making ticket, yet there can
beno question as TO that committee being
duly appointed by the Republican conyen-
ton its substitute in the matter of making
nominations, as impudent as the act was.
The gentleman with whom we had This
conversation says the committee was APP
pointed to make straight-out nominations.
This might have been the understanding,
but it was not SO published in the rcsolu-
tions of that convention The shoe pinchos
just here the party has been pledged TO Il
certain ticket, but some of the party are OPP
posed TO that ticket and by claiming that
"A. Stablcr and others" did not act under
authority, they hope to make an excuse for
the treachcry so natural 10 the party and
which will be carried out at the polls The
party is in a family row, and rather than
appear openly false 10 a promise and allow
the discord to spread all hands conspire 10
quell the first and prevent the latter by coy
ertly descrting their bargain. Their game
is SO fragrant that it discloscs itself
If that committee acted without authority
the entire "non-partizan" batch have been
swindlod and stultiied, though some Of the
crowd were parties to the plot
This is a specimen Of the Radical honesty
promised ifthc county be given TO thcircon-
troll. A party guilty Of such lack of honor
is not TO be trusted entirely or partly, di-
rectly or indirectly. Let every disalToctcd
Democrat consider the force Of his ballot
They certainly do not wish Republican rule
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-10-17
THE sHERIFFALTY

ToMe Voters 3( Montgomery county;
At the solicitation Of a large number of
friends. Of both political parties, announce
myself a candidate for the next SHERIFF.
ATTY Having been citizen of the county
for MiHy years, and being well known, !
respectfully submit my claims TO the people.
aug 22-te BERNARD MONDAY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1879-10-17

Something interesting in Regard to Re
publican county management has come 10
the light in Frederick county. The Grand
jury, just adjourned, has brought to the
Court document showing looseness and
lnismanagement in the financial affairs of
N'}AAi county. This is a specimen of Radical
ADMINISTRATION, the same that Montgomery
coNhiY is invited 20 try on.