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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

them up with the proper CELEBRITY.
And this showing your fish has good
deal to do with the enjoyment of fish
ing. 1t is all very well to say you
are going fishing merely for the fresh
air and exercise but, all the same,
if you don't catch anything all day,
when You come home IN the evening
you will sneak up u back alley in 60
ing home. And if you have some
fine fish you will march ostentatiously
up the most crowded thoroughfares
YOU can find. Your lunch, too.
needs to be compact, n~ourishing, and
not too dry, as you are like q ship
wrecked mariner, surrounded hf
water. but not daring to drink any of
it. You hever by any possibility get
a good drink when YOU are fishing I'M
less you bring it with you.
HOOKS AND POLES.
There are many appliances for
catching fish, hut the best of all, per-
haps, is the old-fashioned hook and
line, with a pole attached. Some peo-
pie fish with a spring hook or hooks,
which, on being touched, come to-
getler with a snap. But these are
liable to one objection. They are
just as good on a stump or q rock as
they are OF q fish, and when they
catch on anything on the bottom you
can make up your mind to a personal
visit to the bottom OF the pool, ifyou
want to save your hooks. Be con-
tent with q good hook and line, with
a reel attached. Ifyou a get ',ites
you can have fun. By the way, you
can't have too many hooks and lines
along with you, as, with what you
lose, what gets fast in your pocket,
gets tangled up with the lines, and
snaps OFT from being caught in the
lower branches of the trees along
your fishing route, you will have need
for all you can get. Don't take
many big hooks. The probability Is,
that if you maneuver your fish right,
a cry small hook will hold the big
gest fish you will find. Have plenty
oflinc. A fish may want to run;
and you want to give him all the line
he needs. The probability is that
non of your fish will be as large as
the n Jonah caught. But come to
think about it, Jonah did not get the
whale; on the contrary, the whale
rather got Jonah. Don't spit on
your bait. That is an old-fashioned
superstition, and does no good. We
used to have an idea, when we were 3
boy, that assaftetida was a good thing
to use, but have lost faith in that.
Having brought you down to the
point of being ready to go fishing, and
given you what we know about the
tackle, the bait and the lunch, We will
now have to leave you on this side of
the river still, while we reserve our
remarks on "How to Catch FISH
for some future article. But We don't
think YOU will lose much by waiting
a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26
Rich Men in Lexington. Ky.

The Lexington (ky.) Press pub
fishes a list of real estate owners in
that city who pay tax Oh $1,000 of
real estate and above. The largest
taxpayer in the list is George w. Nor
ton. who pays tax on s63,0O0. Next
comes Thomas Bradley with $4,000;
and then follows Mrs. J. r. Carly
with sec, 900; Mrs. Woodward S4S,-
900; Mrs. l.. Norton, $4,000; W.
w. Bruce, $4S, 200; r. Long, $780,
900; WIN. Preston, $4,000; G. w.
Brand, S29, 900; VIM. Campbell $685.
900; J. +. Miller, s23 900; r. r.
Stone, s2S,OOO; j. B. Wilgus, $21,-
900; d. s. Goodloe, $40, 200.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

Col. T. 7. Crittcndcn, candidate
tor Governor, Was in Mexico on the
20tl ard made us a call. The colonel
is = most elegant gentleman, we'll
known and well thoughto OF all over
the state. The young Democrats
gave him a serenade Tuesday night
At the Ringo House. lie made a very
pleasant speech from the Ringo bal
cony, which Wa, duly appreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

VIZ always wondered how it hap
rened and thought il in bad taste to
see ministers names tackled on as
endorsements to pile remedies, patent
stump-pullers, &c, DC. DO they
yet u machine for their endorsement?
Ne may he mistaken. hut think it
III bad taste.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

Mr.. b. +. Dobyns Is a representa-
tive Democrat, a particular favorlte
Of the young Democrats, and wosld
make a most excellent delegate to the
Cincinnati Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

We learn that over one half of the
grecI3iackcrs in Audrain have joined
their Old party. In this they show
their good sense. When a man sees
he is mistaken the best thing he can
do is to acknowledge it and rectity
his mistake There are, and always
will be, only two parties in this coun-
try.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

Champ Clark, of the Louisiana
Press, is spoken OF as presidential
clector from this district. Champ is
"a sound Democrat and will make a
good elector. Pike will do all she
can for Audrain and We think the
compliment should be returned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

Wonder if Col. Hutton remembers
how he tried to bolt the convention
last year and to defeat Mr.. Buckner
f. congress, Will lie expect after
such a course to receive any support
for that positiont
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

mike, did you we catch frogsH'
eyes. sorr." "What did You bait
with" "Bate 'em wild a shtick,
sorr."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26
New .riore did ts.e Democratic

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Discussions ia ,.ui.rra>a il. foes
,c,o..., n,.,,. ,,,, f., n1,c. moro
+,;.l. .1..n :l,.ir or,,n,n.s IN the cuy-
go. about Er.,+ wa. l,,o
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tona, have. sele,.,.1 him not only ~
.,h,. s,r,us m,n." hnt rs the stronu-
,;. ,,.l ,,,
r4. :,1y,..,, L,.ad..r. ora sLrnv,1
III. control ,hc, oxorri~n cs.
.,I,5i., .tl.ir vi.lon II has hoen
ma = ;l,eir constant and most impor-
tent b ~inc,s to discover who could
lmpar; most strength to their party,
and =, result Of their inves.i ton
.,ss lrlur,d them to stake their all
IN Grant. They expect through him
r carry not only the Repnhlican
5tron.l"ids, out with them enough
doubtful states to achieve victory and
seize control of the government for
@-uthrr decade. Should they fail,
t'"y sill De regarded. hereafter, As
ucmI's to free institutions and de
Coated advocates Of s. personal and
~'ferTrtual executive. But they enter
IAN 20 fra. Of failure. With Grant,
,1"r occupy lhy position held by
eL"lL three years ago, and the country
- approaching an Inauguration with
"'t rules to regulate an electoral
count.
At IN. same ,j,nr tnsg, arc Repub-
-ar> that Will vote for Grant with
~, t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26
E'RDLii.



cat we o hn""-h|cause 1t no
more resembles hl'' m3jesuc pfo"lef
ol she i'i.t' 11aii Io!oilel IA uoe9
ooloiiei H.
1H.i' - '"' NUN ielch' ""o
"ou!u &S soon ''''Ah Oh li'iA5 aiii
tlEiEi"9 on Eocne as II "oui'i on hay
lheTe Is tie bass .laSs ABOUT as
scare; rs '~Feeii'acIefs VINO o [
wan, ONCE -,
iheFe Is lle ooctef' VINO "ooio
fallcf hlte ti''h HntN.
lhth l"ei" are Inc Aiihhow. Cfoppy
'h'' MS, ou' no it"aI. tue NuIfeplo
anu uoGo''">. Nsii' VINO IS not
afraid 10 tacklc any HOOK That was
{ thrown IL The water supplied
WIN any "ih' u oSI'.
TIE BAIT.
III. I'M, lv fine WAY i one of tbo
,,o., ;,,.,,,,,.n. ,,.t.r in oo.,;,r -
fish ont 81 tl,c water. TEose Who
follow this p~l.jne,s for q livelihood
v,th 90, limos mok. . kind of douph
viii .,,t,, wor.ad in 10 L,aon !, from
lie ,l,;,r ,n, ra,>;lIr ora ,L;. :, flo
k;nI fh.r ak.. IN H. h;a Al Rn,
vh., wa, go for S,,r, q. u.u.rol
,b;nr xouT h,it cons,s,s .f sm,u
fro,s mi,novs or worms-.nn,o.
wor,no o,llaI ma, From, ,h, e.,
Tho, ,hov ora n.od 49,
liner hn, harense tbo,. c.p son;r7n
aronrd and ret ,hemselyes ;nfo co
many .pg,Iar sI,anns RIO fish will
eat the ,ittla fish i q tr;ta and trno
SAYING and for ,be r.al game fSL
there Is no better hair Than minnows
The hes, way TO oct mlnnows to fish
with. nroh,b!v. i tn give q small how
ahou, ten cent, a dozen ,o nroc,,re
Them for Won from q shallow r,nninG
stream. If Won have GOOD luck and
the fish bite freely. Won can nrohablv
secure one fish for every two dozen
minnows Twenty cenis q fish IL M,
much. and then Won have the finn
Yon carry y,pr ]minnows in q h,ok,,
On co,,r;rc1 ,bot va, c.n o:,a ,Lon
fresh water all the fine Tho only
true way to hook ON a minnow -
through the tail. A FROG is a rood
thing to fish with. but then it Is al
most as hard to catch him as it is the
fish. And then cases have been
known where. after a man had been
fishing patiently for hours with a frog.
aud not getting Il bite. attracted by a
remarkably pice.lookino fror ON the
opposite bank, he has zone = half
mile down stream to Get a crossing.
slipped slylv ND the bank, and can
tured him, only to find ont that il
was the same old froc he had mt nm
his hook. who had s~,,althilv crent
out and was SUMMING himself, hook
and alt. A man uuIer sucb circnm-
stances is ant to oct mad. and Wa
oo,., H. him -.
! tho satisfaction Of s,vasr;,r hoosuso
If you swear you will catch no fish"
But the Old reliable bait, good for
/ snniish, dog fish, catfish and almost
every other kind OF fish-is a worm.
Everybody knows exactly how to go
to work to get worms. They are got
with a spade, untiring industry, and
a vast amount of labor, after you have
secured a good place for digging.
You must not pick too wet a place,
OR you will probably get grub-worms,
nor too dry a place or you will get
none at all, but just a good place for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-26

Would not Tildeu and Morrison
make a strong ticket: Tilden could
carry New York and Morrison Illinois.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

expenses, wa. In 1877 Ss9,esI 80. but the damage
done by the great break and the decline Of the
coal trade. seriously intcrfcrrcd with the canal
tolls. GOV. Carroll recommends the abolition ii
the oyster navy asd throwing the shOie bay open
To- drcdgcrs, aud that the rivers be protected by
the countics. lie commends the work On the
state House. aud recommends a complete regis.
ifaion Of the voters Of the state. lie conclude.
HI message By urging the Importance Of the
LAHORE 81 the Fish tunmis.iuncr. Accompanying
the report detailed statement 81 the pardon.
ggAntcl and the reasons Tor each. uL.ri,.Lu.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

ce- Bishop Gilbsr, Haven. u the NJ +.
church, died a, Maiden, Ma.. an Saturday last.
aged - years. IIs vas the fret chaplain CON.
ni'sioned In the late war and took the asll with
che sth Massaehuset,. regiment, lie Va, >
s,auneh friend Of the colorcd people Of the south
and ala mach 10 improve their condition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

ra- Mr.. c. c. PsIion, Of the Baltimore lear.
iea@. who is one Of Gen. Tyler, bond.men. has
asked the Postmaster General "a relieve him from
further responsibility in tina, eaPassy. We have
No doub, Gen. Tyler will be very glad 90 ,.ssiorn
che pleasant duty Of hunting up another boads.
man 10 Mr.. Fulton's place.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

70 In Annapolis N Tuesday aisat siur -aa
su' seems 70 have settled the question = he &.
= ssaAiorshiP. NJ. GoFmAn'' meh SER .slect
si for saeers q the ssnais AMI u suse. All 4 b.
clear that that Eshilsman will have a cool wsrk
ing majoriiy ~hea the sieriipn taxes place EIit
Mr.. why,s The ring has proved too much ioT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

eS-Ths sspreme Court Of Maine has upset the
calculations u Gov. Garcelon, whercat the Re
Publieans are very jubilan, and the Democrats
eOrrsspOndingly depressed. The fraud attempted
by the Governor has been nippcd in the bud and
there will be no "wah."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

- Tas - a. rra q Mssrrs.
Erssn saith. IS = Pa, street fa't a..s.
b.. been dissolved bY inatsal insect Sebastian
ees = The ate afm. ~h4is Rsa-ri u -a.l tsl..
has heated himself a, 81 - Pal street Peas
ihs aAsss -iu reserve the aitsaian = ss,A ssn
,lsmsn. 10 the sane manner - Il o. i.,,a,aiiah
had taken tla-e
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

co-Ths South Carolina Legislature sat just
thirty days and passed two hundred bills. The
cost Of tlss session was $4,000. II would be we'll
for our law-mskers, who are now gathered at
Annapolis. 20 follov the example sc, by our sister
Staln
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10
Correspondence Baif,,.ors Cos~,s raio.,
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
HAIrlnnnr. .Inn,.arN IN. n

BILTIu"Hr. January 9Th, lSSO
our city has been e. nsiI,rably cnliVene.l with
politicians anu !'ulitirHi nanWuvreings during the
past few day. They were here from all parts Of
the Stale member, elect To- the Legislature and
other. cn route i"r AHnapnlis. Baltimore of
e"ur'r T. alwu, great stopping point for day
"r tN" ~ -re.. ,,.'r tons. AMI ruun Hotel the
r"Irclvl hea.iputricr- - ncuncIa,y. Al the
leading men ani viz" pul'rr. - the party were
there yesterday and das before. bu., ~ bv.s In a
sugar barrel. Ting. were undct.,o / TO pretty
well cut and dried before the magn, e.. ani their
friends departed yesterday and las uishi--soine
this morning Ter the Ancient tty." IL vas
clearly understood Nht Was tn be- in mud which
likely g. be which q 10 down III, nhole matter
into the -lt' - capacity 81 Pint cup. 20 far a.
our Democratic brethren concerned. Il resolves
t'-slf into contest h,twesn Hon. Arthur r. dor.
man and Hon. 10. llnlnry MhStr-unw again
openly ~ the FIELD for the uiicd state. senator
ship. lhi. secretly. hut Understood ~ knowing
"rs-. b.. been the hghi f.r wear fnst, % ever
siu.c toe .,fy ~ .ff ,sri # the latter withdraw
INK from politics and Senatorial aspirations. II
wa' e4puius game alruity planned a. the sequel
70 .ttt Of sit meeting az the MARI Land Institute
ursins VI Nt}ts 90 siiLifaN his card thing
irtrnts e.,u % aas articu and rJn.,nt O. BE-
sehlt ufs"i g accept tie ~enatprshir. provided
81, lv..''atarc e.4li ac induced Q. fc elect him
tt,fF. If .raI a.t. tc at'rftcfs predicted anil
tfe~ sa.t s tang Wa coming II certainty vac
.' 81 fHr ra.s4 stie ns vli.l f,reiell 40 sciiI.~
i.t..' fsfa'. ~ .--.a.,Aiian by Luna -
,er
$50, Hs "a,t, meeting 81, frs ~ ialnsi liI
.t.t FL -.f sf4 y va. o. ger. iar,e ore .
r..t .rfutHt.al e.tIeu, Nj
"... "tie 1901 at.r. a.iI 'fe- 3 su.l -. forced
.asi.rrf' t.r ar1f.ts iefsrs. q 80 many
fleece 20 .f a.a iaHr.. Dol tts raee aEafH
ir Hssf ths riri states Senate
ha,t a.~ettf Gil. Whyts mssitur
-t' 3. geo. " tae Mart'atI ia.t.tats--tsrv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

sss- The Nee Orleans Grand Jury has given
~ the ,ask Of uppssss,ns IgA@Lling and has re-
commended that the business DO ,aAds lsgiti-
mate one and tina, each gambling house be re-
quired to pay license Of 5000 per Annum.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10
DoINGs AT ANNAPOLIS.
The Caucus Nominations and the Open
ing OF the Legislature.
ANNAroll.. alp., January ;lh. IssO.

Mecsilou,h col. IS ,s,s. AMI ,hu, ,e.r,sI The
Sp,al.r.l5u. mi. l.,n,n.,t.,.I ,ba, IN. .,L,..''
o.. Ann, Ann lsl +. .ri, .,r,n,. Wb,n ro,tip, in
h,rf,.p, With III, .th,r .,,,i. sat. ic.,lc,,
II .f.. t,trou.tf,tef either nat NJ, Whv,n IiI
nj .,,t 81. I.nu.p III, al ,ba, 3. enid
have given Up tint .iiir.t amount J.. much
rs, fri,nl..fMr Wh,t,.ay ,bn, NJ Harmon.
h.ht aa.totthsif t.htstsusnltb.,M White.
strength. wien a.. election al senator
era. ...s.,,.t t,i.f. it. Ls.,.ia,ur, viii atom
... ,,,-.t..ir The. rt-..itn.l, n,rob,hi,.
,.e,t 81. t4f h,.rr
I..r.-.t,,.., -a ..u. tuI ale .ah,,,a,ri
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

ALL THAT LOT uf GRot NJ " ElLiCuIr
CITY. BALTIMORE COUNTY.
nssf the faiar',a hriise. vhieh :, described =.
follows
Beginning a. nov surveyed. lVsrcc. being a..
bowel inf retfoerair ,aria;ioA 81 the magnetic
needle - a. g. trace the yrlElusl lines iar the
reer or parcel ~ laui hereby granted a. the b..
ginning g the cas, line of thr loi allotted o. John
EiatHit az John 30 decd e Partition hetwrer Jon
aihan Elhcoii ani others and John Eliicoti dated
September 9th. iNls. Libcf ". -. No. ~. folio
sAt. 80 AZ stone IN the eastern wall 81 the mill
race marked -. AMI running with said race
north degrees wcst ! perchss. north $50 degrees
east ! pcrchcsto the fret line of samuel smiths
L'i thence south u degrees east percho. 10 the
cui "i said frs; line. sili with the said lot two
courses North 6Jl degree. casi eight pcrche.
north u degrees west three pcrchcs thence north
9" degrees east thirty seven aud half perches
60 the middle OF the county road. which point IL
at the distance q twenty four and one quarter
prTchcs from q stone marked ave" at the end Of
the hiih line Of the whole tract thence following
the SAID road three courses south lsi degrees
east ia and quarter pcrchc.. south III degrees
west sixteen perchc' thence south III degrees
west onc.half perch 10 stone III. thence bound.
ing ON the western aud northern edge Of said road
M now made. south - degrees west two perches.
south ~ degrees west two perchss. north 20 de-
grees west two perches. north degrees wet four
AMI half pefches north 10 degrees west :: purch-
90, north ~ degrees wee; seven perches, south -
degrees west two perches. south 20 degrees. vest
four pcrchcs. south 81 degrees west eight perch.
es thence south % degrees west twelve pcrches
to the place Of beginning. containing
THREE AND ONE. EIGHTH ACRES OF
LAM.
excepting thereoai all tina, part thereof which by
deed dated April i7th. 1870. was granted 10
Richard q. Mac0ill and Patrick n. MacGill BY
William H. Farquhar. containing 3.2sS square
feet Of land.
Tho improvements consist Of hnc
STONE DWELLING. STABLE, COOPER
SHOPS AND OTHER oUTBUILDINGs.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the Mort
gage are Cash ono hundred dollars Of which will
be required when the sale Ia made.
ALLAN GILPIN, Mortgage.
SAMUEL J. S0PER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
n. W. Cor. Charles Lombard sts., Baltic.
Jan. 3.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

jSs- Mrs. Hayes has = white brocad,I latin,
wrought with gold thread.-ES.
lks Iiain and unassuming style Of drss, worn
b. Mrs. Hayes whsE she hrs, entered the White
House was almost universally commented upon
and admired. bu, from what We read In the news.
papers We conclude that her tastes have changed
aud that now she Is great votary Of fashion
aud show ~ any.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10

;so- Gen. Grant Is now among tho orange
groves Of Florida. Ills reception by the Southern
people has been Of the most cordial character.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-10
Miscellaneous.
Tl,IIOMAH WILSON SANTA
KnlM. a SITE WANTED.

The Trustee, IT 1.-The Thouas wilton anita
riun." 10 carrying out the trust -nndi"i &, them
of establishing Sanit1rium tor she .ick children
81 ~" poor. prepared 1" receive written pre-
l,sai' Tor site possessing the following require
nehi-. with accurate description 81 the prop
uIiy on or before the Fsr.f Dag ~ Isbr"asy. Issu
With ia, refusal 81 il fog ninety day, thereafter
IT.. L"s1''"Y.-Thc location must be- on "a steam
railroad within two hour. 10 the city. and the
building ute not over ave minsies walk from a
station.
"a. L"Hh The qpanti,y IS land required will
b. n,t les than loo acres. facing the south AMI
sou'hse'i, With ~ 'iagHant aaicr, marshes Or
mill ponds Ia the vicinity. ani portion oi !, must
be- ia natural forest.
-. Ei''"i.". Tho elevation musi not 10 les
than COO feet above t4desa,gr.
;'h. Wa'sr A stream Of water oi notices than
cocoon sali1n' per day. IN TIE 'lrc., '4.ou u the
year. ma', be within available di.tabre.
A,iirU-s the resident. ~. - North fhiries -.
FRANCIS z. KING. President.
wM. s. FISHER.
j. cAEEI THOMAS. ". D.,
GRO. ". CORNER,
joins CJELETT,
WILLIAM ~. GRAHAM.
WILSON PROCTOR.
E'tugnrg.
irc q 70. Dec.l-tJau..i.
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THE MAINE EMpRoaLIo.

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20 The baltimore Gat.t.. one u the very
be', and mos, 'pisy dalls.. ha. reduced H. price
70 one cent per copy. The Gas,n. l. the leaiing
Democratic newspaper d Mary land ani a. ,u.h
Yields a side influence. Il pays particular at
teniion to local aud State news, and besides has
correspondents in all parts u the country. II
claims to he 1.-THE best one.esnt paper IN the
world and Il there 10 a be,,er-or one hall %
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