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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03
Financial and Commercial.
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lNEW YoGk, September 2 -MoNEY-Markes
easy a 2AS per cent closing at 2a2N per
cent Prime mercantile paper 41Sa6H per
cent Startling exchange bankers bills,
steady at 81 SIX demand 81 SH.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

.sThe question, ny friends Is Of Vital Importance
The Nation Il waiting II anxious tnspsnsti
Eaeh voter can Eis4 political nuskst-
Then Weld II, az, IN year e1untTy defense.
me Issue before as g eielf ard anelO9dsi,
EhSIi the nation he ruled By the bl1e y the gay
eGndidIy AK, fellOEssOldisr and voeefl
which way e your mHsket Sptntin' to-dayI
There are many other incidents OF the
parade and meeting on which / could make
forcible comment, but It would make my
letter teo long, and forbeaf.
The Tennessee Republicans here have
tendated q seIensde 10 P. NJ. g. Maynard,
which will take place next Thursday night,
and We may then expsst good old.tash-
Toned union speech.
Hon. o. 8. Long, and Judge Qkey John
son, Of your city, are Ia toHn taking lew
DAYS rest from their srduous lRbors 81
Charleston. / also notiee the presence OF
D. Il. Leonard, and DR.. Campbell, OF Par
kersburg.
Col. Ben Wilson has been in the city
for few days past. have tried several
times to interview him with reference 70
his prospects, but he refused to be inter
viewed. He Is looking hale and hearty,
and contemplstes guing to, Red Sulphur
Springs before hisTetnTp 70 the political
| Geld OF West Virginia. l am rather Of tue
opinion be will find some Of his fences
need considerable repairing on his return.
Mr.. A. G. Tibbetts, OF Monroe county
member Of the Republican State tx
ecutiye Committee. is in the city. He re,
ports that politics are exciting down In the
Third district, and the prospects for sue
cess good. he h1a lots Of cheering news
but Il would not be polite lost now TO lei
our Democratic friends know oil We kHoEi
/ believe there Is but one member o.
the Cabinet on hand Just At this writing
Postmaster General MayDaId-and yet tht
wheels OF the Government are running
smoothly, commerce aud trade HoT OF
unimpeded, and the country "a not dis
turbed. What wonderful Government
we have, to be sure.
The weather has been intensely bol
here for the past few days; u seemed as
| the demise Of "Qld Probabilities" had up
SET things generally. 10 day, however, !
b cool and rainy, and the RELIEF vi
tortured stay.at.homes experience Is mex
Ipressibls. MORE ANON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-03

The Great Democratle Demons,ratIop-
they Put q wreath On Lineoln.s moua-
ment and Talk About How He would
Vote To.Day-PersonalN News, IneindIns
49,. ahont ral Rea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
THE 4 KNIFE.

The Killing Near Sturgeon Last saturday.
STURGEON, Mo, July IA, 1880.
ED. Misunderstanding TO. prom
ise, will tell you what | could learn
about the killing Of Porter Hendricks
at a picnic near this place last Satnr-
day evening. There was a grudge of
long standing between Jim Hendricks
and Luther Sexton, and the two
agreed to fight it out then and there.
During the time they were fighting
Jep. Ewens said 'Hurrah for Luther
and then Porter Hendricks, brother
to Jim, knocked Ewens down and
jumped on him, beating him terribly.
During this time Ewens drew his
pocket knife and cut him about half
way between the knee and thigh,
severing the main artery. Hendricks
got up, walked about ten feet and
fell, mortally wounded. The crowd
did not know he was cut at the time,
and turned to separate the other two
who were still fighting. On going
back to Porter Hendricks. he was
found to be breeding to death, The
flow OF blood could not be checked,
and he bled to death in ten minutes
after receiying his death wound.
Ewensawent Immediately and gave
himself us and IL at present out on
bail. The above facts we're told your
correspondent by abrother of Ewens.
q" Very Respectfully, vs..
II: M,&G a41 81 w H. w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
City Ordnance.
BE it eaucted By The City CoancH u
the City Of Nerico:

BE it eaucted By The City Coanci3 u
the city Of Nerico:
SEC. 1. That each and every per
son who shall engage in the bust
ness of carrying persons by u vehicle
of any kind, drawn by beasts Of bur
den, for pay, within the corporate
limits ofthe city, shall obtain IA Ii.
cense SO TO do rs provided in the next
succeeding section.
Sec. 2. For any vehicle drawn by
one horse there shall he paid, by the
person applying for license, 81 .50-lr0
for one month $500 for six months.
and $500 for III veal. For IL vehicle
drawn by two horses or more, 500
for II month; Sc 90 tor six months,
and $40. 90 for or" ycai.
Sec. 2. That no person having n
license 10 engage in the business OF
hauling goods, wares or merchandise
rs provided for in Sec. 80, chap. II.
shall. under such license, engage N
CARRYING persons, nor persons having
a license to engage in the business al
carrying persons, shall, under su,h
license, engage III the hauling of
goods, wares ana merchandise OF
ether commodities.
sec. 4. That The word horse or
horses as used in this ordinan :
shall be construed to apply ia any
beast of burden used in the foregoing
business.
See. ;. That any person violating
the provisions OF this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of n mi-frmcanor,
and upon conviction be fined not
less than two, nor more than five
dollars, for each offense proven.
Sec. 6 That this ordinance take
effect from and after its publication.
Approved july 12th. 1880.
J. c. B~AssFoaD. Mavor.
JAS. h. GILLIAM, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

Pen Scratches BY Mother Mix"
Little do the good people of Mar
tinsburg think there's a ''chlel amang
them takin' notes. Nevertheless It's
true, and we hope our scratches will
be appreciated by the many readers
of Bob Whites paper. Martinsburg
is slowly improving, John Coils
new hotel ''looms up" and you can
always find crest for the weary us
der his fatheriy are. Charses, mod
crate. Our little city has been i'm
proved lately by the erection of a new
depot, the boss one of its size on the
road. Ed. is happy. He says any
thing is better than the old car. Our
merchants are doing a good business.
Reusch & Chetler, our new dry goods
merchants, are building up a good
trade. Tom Lander, our blind gro
Ger, is doing a thriving business. We
understand that Hay billiard of
Shamrock, Galloway county, will open
a hardware store in Smiths building
about Sept. 1st. Come along, Mr.. D.,
we need q good hardware merchant.
After business comes pleasure, SO q
good many OF the girls and boys took
in the picnic at Wellsville on the Sd
inst. Miss Zoe billiard OF Mexico, is
visiting Miss Matte MARROW here,
A large crowd fiom here attended
Cuivre Church last Sunday. Bro.
NARROW preached here last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
readyfor sinrilar and equally repre-
hensible pefOrmauces,

sirnilar and equally repre-
hensible performances.
1t Is true it cannot be expected
that a. much Republican effort will be
manifested in our midst rs elsewhere,
but even here there n conditions
that suggest vigiisnce and aetivity to
the Democracy. Their nominees are
good 50 far, but good as they un-
doubtedly are, they are not to be
elected without exertion. Opposition
to them is thoroughly aroused, an
tagonistic candidates have been
brought forward whom the Republi-
cans will probably aid. Under such
circumstances it cannot be expected
that success will come from mere
enthusiasm, nc matter how great that
may be. To win, will require more
than squibs, bontires and rockets, and
consequently the first and most i'm
peratve duty is organization. So
far, no club but tho county Hancock
and English club has been commenc-
ed, and none but candidates for con-
gress and the presidential dictatorship
have done any work. During the
last campaign, the entire county was
canvassed before nominations were
made. Now, unless special effort is
put forth, our whole dependence will
be those selected for Office. How
important then is it that everybody
should exhibit activity. Let all join
the county club and start township
aud village auxiliary clubs, and Sc
cure the services of pleasant and in
telligent speakers to supplement the
labors of those that are already en-.
gagged in the work of enlightening the
public. Where 10 the young Democ'
rscy? Let it take initiative, and
by works prove that all its vaunting'
have not been mere vain boasts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
CITY Ordinance.

BE u enacted by The City CouncjI 81
the City Of MeEico:
That Section I. Of Chapter 10. OF
the ordinance Of the city OF Mexico,
be amended to read rs fellows
Before any person arrested and
brought before ti. Recorder for l."-
lA.ion of any city. ordinance, either
upnh the warrant If the Recorder nv
BY tie city Marsiiai, without , val-
rant, shall be put for trial before the
Recorder a statement of the charge
or charges in writing. subscribed
and sworn 10 by some person who
has knowledge OF the violation. si,al!
be filed with the Recorder, which
shall briefly Sc, forth the nature of
the otense or breach of ordinance
complained of and may be made TO
include several persons charged " illl
the same offense. And no proceed
ings for violation of any ordinance
shall be dismissed for any intornnli-
ty or defect in said statements, but
may be amended for Il informally
or defect in said statement. and the
same may be amended on motion any
time before final judgement in .i.e
case is given by The Recorder and
that all ordinances in conflict with
the foregoing are hereby repealed.
Approved the 18th of July. 1880.
&c. B~AssFoRD, Mayur,
j. T. ii. Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.
Primaries in School Districts
at 2 o'clock, 2 M, Saturday,
August 18th, 1880.


Democrats of the several School
Districts i'll Audrain county, and
those living in fractional School Dis.
triets along the line, will meet within
the district adjoining at o'clock. P.
NJ, Saturday, August 18th, 1880, and
elect one delegate to a convention to
be held at Mexico. Saturday, August
p, 1880, to nominate county officers
and to elect 10 delegates to Congress
ional Convention,t to be held at Mexico
September LIST, 1880, and a new exec
utive committee. The convention Oil
August q, 1880, will meet promptly
at IL IL O'Clock.
By order of committee.
VIII. KEENAN,, Cl'mn.
r. Nj, WHITE, Sec'y. At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

TINE NEXT ANIMAL SESSION coIEmcEr"S
j on Sept. eth. frur%" AZ study thorough
and comprehensive. 1v.,:i,:r i, oi enlarge. ca
perieiice and Recognized ability. The M.!~iGai
and Painting nel..r! fHent> are uf,Suf i,ass.ai ;is
the weat. Special attention. Is give ii ~ tut aIIAt-
ern Languages. i,riIlr Ettarin+nt al liza IL
Implied III th2 dear word Home" buildings
,ieHr, =: fine. modern Impressive stYlc. and Gle
gaitlv FURNISHED throughout. Grounds ample
for wi PURPOSES. and beautifully adorned wlti
flowers, >ilrubtery, ever GREENS and forest trees;
iacii.on central. rasy of ACCESS, and regarded
as tn. most heaitnfuf tn the state. Board ami
tuition per session OF 10 months, only Sls0.
Tie year Jas. closed has been one Of empire
cedentei prosperity. and IL the 0ssti';ncc q ''.e
consuGninatioi If The litgir ,t,tpo>,. "i N" tc"s'.-
lent - continue Hardin tpIirG" all ,nstlfatinl
III i>arninr "iiliarittly w.,Elhy ri snpsa,rt if,li ell
Interested IN the t!tpful.,l ..id accomplished
education OF yoas" iau.r.
sE+f0f Ca;atogar. ~ ntheE information, AL
dress. II. +. BAIRD,
fS-tf. business Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
coMaEuxzsx1C AlGlGUxErION.
The Labor.Leagues, assisted

C0HEaEUNLsxIC ANlGUzIrIOK.
. The Labor-Leagues, assisted BY
the Greenback clubs and Communists
have opened their campaign. An
examination Of their arsenals will re-
veal the soaloxing explosives:
1st. Fiat money made equal to
gold and silver by law and a legal
tender 1or I'll debts.
g, 2nd. Labor regulated and pro-
tected by state and national govern
ments. I ,
Sd. The money psid to soldiers to
be nsde equal to that allowed bond
holderss - - H.>
"a. Free land, light, air and water.
Al else in the mouths of their
speakers or upon their platforms is
designed for Democrats aad Republi-
cans. 1hA true animns Of the new
1party formnlstsd at Chicago is set
forth in the Shove articles. These
fosr guns ass singular enough cannon
to fight . presidential campaign with.
Whist kss become of the original
Greesback party? In the history Of
American politics there has been no
sach abandonment Of principle as has
been manifested by the clubs. When
before was IN attempt made, much
less eonsummated, by . self-eonsti-
tuted convention to transfer . whole
party into the hands Of factionists?
Had the formation of = reliable
curreucy for the nation been the true
object of ths so-called Grsenbackers
they would have realized long ago
that their aims had been accomplished
by the redemption and reissue OF
near three hundred and fifty millions
Of legal tenders, but that was not
what the leaders Of that party had at
heart. Their thought was concen-
trated upon the loaves and fishes of
Office. Hence, their combination with
the commune and socialist, md their
demand for rs-divisioa Of real estate
and eight hours for q days work.
Such . combination can accomplish
nothing. In the cities where it has
some strength it might, if successful,
be productive OF strife, hatred, vie
lence, despotism ; but in the country,
where personal interest controls none
but of1ce-seekers, speedy dissolution
aud humble and unattended sepulchre
awaits il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15
JUSTICE.

s-- N.. & OCSx1CEs
The Greenbackers Of Audrain coun-
ty have banded together and even
passed resolutions in their meetings
not to p~atronize Democratic papers;
one Greenback man would not buy
goods from o man because he adver-
tised in q Democratic papers. Now
this il all very we'll, but we would
love to see Democrats practice this.
Greenback strikers daily ask Dem
ocratlc candidates for announcements
and to print cards for them. Let
Democrats do like Greenbackers-
patronize their own paper. Why do
you want to support . paper that is
trying all the time to tear down our
party? You can't get any Greenback
votes, and will lose Democratic votes.
Justice is right. Support the papers
you expect to support you after you
arc nominated. There is some true
merit in this matter if you will look
at it right. The Democratic papers
defend you free through thick and
thin in the party fight, and they de-
serve the credit for it. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

<OTICE j. hereby given that the
co-partncrship heretofore exist
ing between Wesley Humphrey and
I. A. kceton, under the firm name OF
Humphrey & Keetnn. physicians. is
on this day t.Iuiy I'd, 1880, dissolved
by mutual consent, rs TO all their
practice, except as 10 their practice
"a raiifohd SurEcon-. and a. surgeons
for The railroad companies ih"y viii
continue TO practice a. partners under
the firm name of HUMPHREY 4 kecton.
All notes aud book accounts made
with tho firm of Humphrey Il keeton
to this date, must be paid to hr. T..
a. Keeton.
WESLEY HUMPHREY,
r. A. kEEToS. 12-2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

NOTICE is hereby given that |
haze taken charge of the estate
of William Eggars, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate ara required to exhibit them
to me- for allowance within one year
from the date hereof, OF they may be
precluded from any benefit Of such
estate and, if said claims be not ex-
hibited within two years from tho
date of disqualification of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
d.. f. SHEA,
Public Administrator, Audrain Co.
Mexico, Mo-, June 2s, 80. 1l-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

July the 7th, when Coles circus
was at Glasgow, Yeaman, of the
Central Aissourian, had his fine gold
watch stolen. Old fellow. this is at
least the second time you have drop
ped your watch. A newspaper man
can't afford such a luxury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

No "a.
~, arryS in i..:ir Lstncr.s uu,irr itr,irr ..st.Cr.
latin ~,t.yIt,at ,ii;1 e, steE,a :Ir,i~. e..,,. - story
.s3t',v dwelling : f'piHs, r"'H: .,aTl aHt crtl,,.
iut.. -i.u.:lr4i hes. i44lilUi':. -Aud:sa ,-n.i.;s
NJ. If,-" ~f,py
-. ages .I.:,.ru...f ,,rai-.a .a.t - ,r..ii-
llgtIS' |. -bHir. 60. S..yykt i.asrr.. ..tn.lIt".r
itvIl,s ma.ei. Land al '!nieT !cuce. iri.t $40
per acre.
nI" "a rha iE-S' S!t~'k .arIfls IA Ait-~yufi, eaii
tt.ifiIg t.2tI i}'sc-. Asta'rrs unti+ r fence, ~, a-r--
u }'t,;l,s bnii; ii, In,.t.ri stSi", good barn. three
:.stnrrS two '+1EP ,abtf2s nC"tr falling wstor, no.
! o!ci: I'd -. Tst .gp'r fr'Sa, .it,lai ii so fu;tyS
~|'Atti." ~ Si"klcbr H..thr . \ = rtIir.ai, churches
..n'I %rl:p1' house i, i%is hOari,o'i Pre- $500
Ter a.sf.
Tara ~ 20 t4r"t ~. N"tt ..1l"rf, good at... s,ur.
frame Gatf!lng lio,I|a Of fotr rooms ~ti1ci,en de
tarfiv,i. good frame is.trii iiEii feet. and ,,:hcr
ft5t bindings. yntr,t orchard anl abundance Of
,Gr,Ait I9utt, ~ aer"S ia cultivation balance. tina
b+:rcI pasture, situt;r - I nlilr> weGI OF Mexicu.
Price S2.5tl Terms easy
VI 10.
.aI acres number enc sInck tarln. al under
good ran i'9.e, wei Nafcrtd hy creek. ponds
ant! wells. - acres N tame GRASS, i.s. oil wflirI. is
pasture. good orchard Of thr.e acres III full bear
ing and variety ~ small fruit. good frame hours.
. f1aiiis, rH'r.'lirS add ~,artico. good snake hails.
ana Other n'it buildings, y;trl nicely orliainentei
With esefErr"iis and sh r,ilbery. Avery .iesir.-
bic farm, TWO miles from Centra!ia- rrice si5.GU
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

ohH Souhty -SOuHcusA0us
! PARIS, NO., July lO.-At a meet
ing Of the county eonventlon to-day
delegates to s the State convention
were appointed, and instructed for
.Thos. p. BashaS for Attorney-Ge
erai. No other instructions given,
but from q personal interview with q
majority Of Che delegates find the del
egation will be solid for Crittenden
for Governor and C. r. Peers for
Lieutenant Governor. p. II. Nc
Lsod, j. II. Cah, s. d. Nave, p.
Quissenberry, J. h.. Chowning, j. C.
Mcbride, B. N. Bodine, B. G. Dy-
sart, D. G. Cora, Thos. p. Bashsw,
Theodore Brace, M. o. Robinson, S.
c. Field and w. I'D. Ewel we're ap-
pointed as delegates to the Thirteenth
Congressional Convention and in
structed fos Hon. A. N. Alexander
first, last sad all the time. : So
Instructions we're given and dele
gates appointed Tor Theodore Brace
o. circuit judge Of the Sixteenth Ju-
dicial District and I. Il. Rodes as
senator fromathe Seventh District.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

No 81
Ia, a"rea. "A lnl.r grp& heiy.' AL pitnk
fence, rutet Two story frame n3ts", ,rn ana III
coed unip., number .H. sr!i&- Hird SEatHr hu3.sr
coal huusv nHri hhTt, god .3s'it tttl al good
nei"haortopt. s>:tlait.i 10 miles hrTth "sFt OF
Mexico. Price s3.Ept
-sos4
,au acre ttru divided .af1 -,A ti-lis, all under
good fence. ~ acres tiiti1t!.I HEsi clover. AZ acres
blu. ar;JSs pasture, l. acres ti:nlr,r.d pasture, ~
arFe& III cultivation, 8 arrrs aIsS and orchard,
good on" stury frame hoast ! Poems, porch and
portict. gori new barn, two wells, good SJ..rl;
ponds, four iniies west OF Mckee,, Oh tie comfy
road. frirs: S2yOh.
Au!r.;y improved farm III zat acres in Ca!iawas
c.,ilaty, new frame house -four r E'iitS AMI porch
barn t5xh, feet, iiic Vrriiari nj stirCt !rnit, ~
H.rr, hrs riasa white Dak. hicAury aud walnut
psf, III land iiriy a.la,,tr<i - talao,at and witr..
raising. ~ acres good titnGth. T:,siairH, lib acre
prairie and III cultivation, cH,.stntan. ~ school,
post o1f,cf' :.ir churches. Price e2.tB.
Nos.
\ hrtiiter siir. farm ~ 90 al:rrs. AL under rail-,
ST., ami plank ;vnce. "a acryS III hire grass pas
tura. balance ~ farm DIVIDED into 1nur ,ields. iu
trrtS az pasture lit timber, %.fiitp Az! ..r,Sh VA
Ter on farm, good orchard 81 ITO Trees. good com
foatabls house oi four rp'ins. beautiful AVN oi
ornamental and shade trees, Coca new frame
barn 30Y ~ feet. Situated II miles northwest OF
Mexico. Price $500.
No. u.
~ acres improved land two miles northeast uf
Mexico, ~ acfcsin cultivation. ~ 1,res III pas
tufe, house with twu rOOris and kitchen, ipG
barn and number ode smoke house. one mile OF
hedge fence, good well and two ponds. orchard
six wear; old. Price S1Hsl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

The third quarterly meeting OF the
African NJ r. Church vii! te held
ct the court house, in this city, Sun
day, July 18th, 1890, by Ed y. NJ.
Wilkerson,. of Columbia. Services
at II O'Clock, u. IA, B =. M. and s
D. M. All are invited.
LEWIS H. DICKERsoN, In charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-15

pulmonary ulseuScS, AHUFuiUk prompt Feflef
and rapid cures. aud is adapted 10 patients Of
any age or either sex. Being very palatalle,
the youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis. lnfiaenxa, ClergyInan's
tarrh, the effects Of AYERS CHERRY PFC.
ORA are magical, and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household for the pro-
lection it affords In sudden attacks. In
Who0pinE cough aud Consumption
there Is no other remedy 30 ef1cacious,
soothing, and helpful. :
Low prices are Inducements to try some Of
the many mixtures, or syrups. made Of cheap
and ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which, az they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief, and are
sure TO deceive aud disAppoint the pxtient.
Diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment; aud II Ia dan
gerons experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while 20 trif1ed with.
become deeply seated Or i~ncurable. Use
AYER's CHERRr PICTORIAL, and you may
confidently expect the hest results. It 10 q
standard medical preparation, Of known and
acknowledged curative power. and Is as
cheap as its careful preparation aud fine
Ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians.
knowing its composition, prescribe Il In their
practice. The tast Of halt o century has
proven It's absolute certainty to cure all pul-
moAary complaints not already beyond the
reach Of human aid. ss38 - @5#
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