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A gentleman travelling on a Hudson
river steamer, one day at dinner was max.
ing away with large pudding close BY,
when he was told BY servant that il was
dessert. III matters not to me" he said,
= would eat i If i we're wilderness"
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Jaliq4 why didu't you oblong your
atay II tho springs r. 'sKase, Mr.. Snow,
dey charge Too much "How 50, Juli-
" why, de landlord charged dis col
ufsd Individual wid stealing d spoons"
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SYESTER & BOND

HAYE associated themselves in the prac-
Ii tioe Of Law In Carroll county and the
several Courts Of this State.
Mr.. Syester will visit Westminster when
business requires il.
Office corner Main and Court streets.
apl 10
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ssonly spring opening, ma, ex-
plsiu6d that awful boy. as he exhibited
BIZ torn tFouoers aiier leap over the
pisketishce.
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geIett Aoetrp.
THE SOLAR SYSTEM.

M cO4AA y ~ In
AsTRoNoNY MADE EASY.
Hi-diddle-diddle.
Thesnn In the middle,
And planes around him 10 grand
Arc swinging in space,
Held forever IN place
In The Zodiac girilc OF band
Hi-diadle-diddie,
The Suns in the middle.
And Mercury next 70 the sun:
While Venus 50 bright,
Seen AZ morning or night
Comes second to Join In the fun-
Hl-diddIe-diddie,
The SUMS in the middle,
And third IN the group is our Earth
While Mars with his FIRE,
So warllke and dire,
Swings around to be counted the fourth.
Hi-diddis-diddle.
The Suns In the middle,
While Iupiters next after Mans
And his four moons at night
Show Tie speed Of the light,
Next golden-ringed Saturn appears,
Hi-diddle-diddle.
The Suns In the middle,
Amer Saturn comes Uranus afar;
And his antics so queer,
- Ef'E sIea satrsnetner near
<7oAla Nspinpe who. drives the last car
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and Intermediate Stations o. o. a. m. and 40 D. m.
EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.
Trains South viii leave Emmitisburg at eos and
g.b5 A. NJ, and 245 ?. NJ, and arrive at Rocky
Ridge at 66S and 1925 A. NJ. and 315 p. N. Trains
North will leave Rocky Ridge al 7z5 and 1852 A.
81, and 7.i2 p. NJ, and arrive at EmmittSburg 7.55
and % A. NJ, and 40 y. N.
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?. n. aud leaves Frederick faF Baltimore at $50
AN.
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A TT0RNEY 4 T-LAW,
OFFICE with Hon. Charles b. Roberts,
~ opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining
counties that he will give prompt attention to
all business intrusted to him, both before the
Courts Of this State and the Departments Of
the General Government at Washington, d.
Z. jan 1 1873
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. GEO. S. FOUKE, Dentist, offers his
H. services at his Office.
Westminster-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmitisburg-Fourth Wednesday Alter
noon till Thursday Afternoon
Meehanicstown-Fourth Thursday After
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon,
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middleburg-FirstF Friday.
Uniontown--Second Wednesday A Afternoon
Taneytown-Seeoud Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
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and Friday Forenoon. feb %
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Threshers, Horse Powers,
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Pa, Patent Feed Cutter, Wimert's Celebrated
Wheat Fan and other Agricultural Machine
ry. Plow Castings, Plow Points, and Pillow
Irons, of all kinds, at reduced rates. Re.
pairing done promptly and on reasonable
terms. Also Agent for the Farquhar
HORSE POWER,
and the Wheeler No. 6 REAPER, and the
Farmers Favorite GRAIN DRILL, manu-.
featured by Briekford 4 Hoffman.
From my long experience in the business
| feel confident that can give entire salts.
faction with my work. A call is respectfully
solicited to examine my prices and machinery.
baS- All articles will be sold by me as low
as they can be sold by any one in the trade
ap 1s GEORGE STOUCH.
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STATIONS.

PAssESGERrRAINs SUMMING WEST.
,-Daiiy. except sunday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26

The Republican party of New York
was organized in the summer of 1855.
At the election in the following au-
tumn the Know-Nothings carried their
State ticket. Since then we have had
twenty-four general elections. In
ten of these the Republicans. sue
ceeded in electing their entire State
ticket, in ten Democrats did the same
thing, while IN the remaining four
contests portion of each list Of can
didates vas chosen.
These facts show that New York
is close and doubtful State. Its
varied political history affords strik-
ing illustrations of the ease with
which party that is numerically
in the ascendant can throw away its
power by splitting itself into quarrell-
ing factions. During the last fifty
years the results of general elections
have been more frequently determin-
ed in New York by controversies
within the ranks OF parties than in any
other State of the Union.
1t will be profitable for the Demo
Gratis of New York TO study these
truths, for they are fitted to teach
them useful lesson. If the leaders
on all sides are really and heartily
bent upon carrying the State fol
Hancock in November, they should
consolidate their forces without de-
lay, and turn all their weapons upor
their Republican opponents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26

Mr.. Goober-as the story goes
lived in the Mormon country. He
had but one wife, and never thought
of taking any more till one day on
elder told him 1t was his religious
duty to seal unto him self o few
others. Mr.. Goober went home and
sadly informed his wife Of what the
elder had said, and Mrs. Goober said
she had no objection, provided the
elder would come round and argue
the case with her piously. Goober
told the elder, and the elder dropped
around. He smiled sweetly as Mr..
Goober advanced to meet MIN. The
next thing he knew he was skipping
around the room with his coat slit up
the back and his hat knocked into pi,
while Mrs. Goober welded the broom
stick. He finally jumped out Of Z
window. and escaped with his life, :
sadder and wiser man. The mex
time he met Goober he told him he hai
had celestial revelation by which
Go0ber was relieved from the neces
fsity Of taking any more wives--Mrs
G. would count for almost one thou
sand IN the New Jerusalem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26


From a Speech by Thomas A. Hendricks ,at Ma
Fi0n, Indiana.
Garield's nomination means the
endorsement and approval in the most
positive and offensive manner possible
of the Presidential fraud of 1867.
He had more to do with il than any
other man, and was the only man who
occupied toward it double relation.
After the election Garfield went to
New Orleans by request of Gen.
Grant, without authority Of law, as a
partisan. He went there to assist his
party in making up a case, and after
his return to Washington, of all his
associates he was the only man who
took his seat upon the Electoral Com
mission. By every sentiment of fair
play he Should have been excluded
| from the jdry box. BY his own sworn
statement OF what he did in New Or
leans, Garfield had charge Of the re-
turns from West Fellciana Par
rish. In one of the inner rooms OF
Packard's custom house he did his
work, examined the affidavits, and
when they were not sufficiently full,
he prepared or hail prepared addi-
tional interrogatories to bring them
within the rules adopted by the Re-
turning Board. The testimony, SO
received by Garfield, went back to
the Returning Board, and the result
was that West Feliciana with its
Democratic majority was thrown out.
In Washington, Garfield's vote was
that Congress could not go behind
the returns thus made. As agent fol
lis party he helped::to make. returns BY
manipulating the evidence; and as
Iiurymen for the nation he held such
aeyidence AS conclusive and binding
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26

Old Bazembee had returned from
the club the otter evening, when, as
he hung up his overcoat on the hall
hat-rack and prepared to go up stairs
he heard such strangely excited
voices in the front parlor that he
paused to listen.
A voice, that he recognized at once
as belonging to that fast-looking
young Snyder he had warned Maria
to be careful about, said contemptu-
ously: -
''Peace, woman, and weary me no
longer by your reproaches. tell
you the day of my wedding with Alice
Montressor is fixed, and, by heavens,
nothing shall prevent our union!"
Could these words be addressed to
his own daughter? Yes, it was indeed
Maria's sob-chekcd tones that replied: :
''Chis, then, Is the reward for my
sacrifice, my devotion. Ruined and
forsaken, You taunt me with your
conquest. Monster-coward!''
1t only required a second fou
Bazembee to rush up stairs and gel
his shotgun out of the closet. The
next moment he burst into the parl0l
with blazing eyes, and, hurting the
black hearted betrayer to the floor,
he placed the muzzle of his breech
loader to his temple, Kissing.
"Villain, swear to me that you vii
make an honest woman of this poo
duped angel or will strew the foo
with your devilish brains!''
'Hooray!" shouted young Snyder
sitting up and clapping his hands
That's way up. Magnif. Sper
lendid!"
sBeautiful, papa. Encore! En-
core! Bravo!' added Maria de
lightedly. II never saw anything
better at Raldwin's. - ~
/ ssEh! What! I-er-er?'' STAN
lsmered the bewildered parent, ground
ling 1arfns. I
1--WE were so afraid that you woul'
object to my taking part in the pri
yate theatricals. Ma said you,
never listen to il. But you sct bet
ter than any Of us--doesn't be
Bobbyi"
/ "You bet" replied Bobby, fe,
vently. ssGuess you must have bee
an amateur Macready once, sir. y
Then Mr.. Bazembee cou2hed an
wiped his forehead, and nnmhle
II ohnnf h;c hevsnn, ooo.. !. r,~,.>.a .ax..1 =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26

He opened the door cautiously,
and pok:ng his head in in q sugges-
tive sort Of way, as if there was
more to follow, and inquired: us
this the editorial rinktum" ''The
what, my friend?" sis this the
acknowledgements or some
such place, where the editors liver
This is the editorial rOom-yes, sir.
Come ln." 'No, guess / won't
come in. wanted to see what .
rinktum was like, that's all. Looks
like our garret, only wnss. Good
day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26
FIRST ANNUAL FAIR
Of the Audrain County Colored
A. & M. Society.
To be held at Mexico, Mo-, Commencing
Wednesday, September 22, 1880, and
Continuing Four Days.
PREMIUM LIST,
FIRST DAY---wEDNESDAY.

Articles in the following classes must be en-
tered and at the Floral Hall the first day OF the
Fair afln remain till noon Saturday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26
The r,ocknort Journal tells this one

The Lockport Journal tells this one: !:
II was dinner time in select board
ing house when the new boarder ar
rived. He was venerable looking
gentleman, with silver hair, and his
face beamed with sweet repose, be-
tokeaing 4 pure and holy life. As
i,s lioined the table the landlady said !:
..Would you ask . blessing, nrs'
The venerable stranger shouted,
44Yos'll have to talk louder, nam !
! I'm % d--d deaf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26
The Modern rrottinx r,rrt.

The recent magnificent perform
ances at Chicago, Buffalo and Roches-
ter have raised the trotting turf TO an
Importance which it never possessed
before in this country" giving It
dignity and endowing 1t with = truly
universal interest that are eninent}y
worthy the attention, Of noralists,
philosophers and legislators.
The modern trotting horse is pecu-
liarly an American product. It is
true they breed . sort OF. tfcsters in
Russia, but they do not know how to
endow them with the power, the ele-
gance, or the speed which shed such
glory around the Americas animal.
The great horses that have contended
against each other in theaeo recent
races, Maud ST.. St. Julien, Maxwell,
Hannis, Hattie Woodward and the
rest, have made their names more
than household words with the people
of an entire continent. Indeed, the
poets have taken holalsof thai, u saed
one Of these, audaciously and minus
tifiably borrowing the honorcd name
Of Mr.. Robert Bonner, celebrated in
q jocose quatrsin, which we transfer
TO our columns shis morning, lthe re-
cent triumph Of Hattie woodward
over field Of notable trotten 49,.
Another thing IS very evident. No
! CREST horse can hereafter win lauteis
for himself of his Owner except In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-08-26

The committee on above class will award no
premium to any article which they do not be-
fieve to be we'll made and In good keeping con-
ditiOn.
Canned Eruits mt un In Clear Glass.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-06

WILL NOT HEED IT.-The citizens
of Wilminnton evidently have very lit
tie confidence in the political nostrums
with which they are daily dosed by
the Republican. They know which
party increased their taxes for twenty
years, and left no improvements to
show where the money was spent, and
they know which party has reduced
the taxes ten per cent. in two years, and
made more improvements in that time
than their opponents did in ten years.
Look at the completion of the Cool
Spring reservoir; the new Court House;
he new Water Department and Sur
veying Department house at Sixth and
King streets, and the raising and
grading and fencing of Christiana ave-
nue., beside other street improvements
and the erection of sewers in various
places. Is it any wonder then that
such notices as the following 60 un-
needed, when it is known that all the
Republican wants is votes to defeat
the friends of economy 1t says:
} "We are informed by those who
know all the inside workings of the
collectors office that they sit there
and wait in vain for the tax PAYERS to
come forward and pay their taxes-in
! deed the approaching City election
seems 10 make very little appreciable
! difference in the receipts. This indi
Gates that the citizens are very indif
ferent about the approaching City elec
tion and intend to let it float to what.
ever side chance may lead it without &
contest"
We have no doubt that many Re-
, publicans will excuse themselves from
| voting by saying they had not pait
3 their taxes in time while they will
a cheerfully pay them after they fine
E their extravagant party has been de
= feated.
D 1t would be well for every Democra
e tic citizen to go at once and pay hi
: tax, if he has not already done so.-
t Every Democratic vote will be vot,
4 in favor of reduction of city taxes
/ and for valuable city improvements.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-06

NOTlCE-THE STAR LOAN ASSO-
IN CIATION.-Shares in IA new series,
commencing with July, can be had on APP
plicaticn To Phinp tluukett, Treasurer
5. W. corner 1hlrd and Mark ct streets, or
10 JNO. r.. MILLER, Sec,
lyH-lm. SH Market htI eet,
The daily gazette., 1880-09-06

JUDGE HoUsToN's CONVENTION
CHAPEBoNs - THE DOVER CHoIRs-
TIERS - THEIR IGNORANCE OF THE
CONSTITUTION AND LAWS. -- During
the canvass of the third term leaders
many of the Republican newspapers
were open and direct in their charges OF
imperialism and designs Of centraliza
tion upon the Grant faction. To show
that their charges were not wanting in
truth and that many of the leading
office-holders and office-seekers were
ready for any kind of revolution in
which they could extend their terms,
and secure public plunder, it is only
necessary to read the second resolution
Of the platform Of the late Republican
Convention at Dover, and compare it
with the resolution of the Republican
platform on which the late President
Lincoln was elected.
The leading members of the Dover
Convention and the chaperons of Judge
Houston's nomination had ample oppo:-
tunity to learn and understand Grants
private opinions upon this most vital
question Of the "rights of the States"
The introduction of the resolution and
its passage at Dover, amid the wild ex-
element gotten up to divert attention by
the adroit manager who has seen years
of service in party trickery, should moi
surprise any one. None knew better
than the venerable chorister of the oc
casIon, when he had prearTanged the
song he introduced and shouted over
that the whole platform as presented
was q mere deluslon and that there
was no way in which 1t could be carried
out under the Constitution of TIN
United States or the Constitution O
Delaware. Therefore the platform G
the Delaware Republican Convention
q budget of absurdities, of such ridicu
lous character that men of sense VIII
undertake a work that they hope to a,
complish in plausible, orderly an
lawful manner would be ashamed O
II Is supposed that the men who frame
that platform knew this, and, therefor,
Is as q mere bundle OF impossibilities
proposed and meant to be merely a tu
TO the whale.
If it were not 80 the conventio
would have resolved in favor of CO
vention to alter the State Constitute
or proposed to alter it through legisl
tive enactment Of which they cou
have no hope of success.
The Constitution of the Unite
States Qor all the amendments are b.
part Of it) grants to the States certa
rights which cannot be taken away uni
that instrument is legally altered by
two-thirds vote of Congress, adopt,
and ratified by three-fourths of Il
sates. None but a President and
Cabinet given TO revolution would da
to violate their oaths to support and d
fend the Constitution by undert aking
destroy the "rights of the States," as i
Dover resolution proposes. But an in
perialist elected to a third term mig
inaugurate himself without even
oath, surrounded as he would have be'
The daily gazette., 1880-09-06

hIVIDEN IA dividend OF forty cents
IL per share has been declared by the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike
Company, payable on or alter the 10Th
inst. JOS. TATNALL,
Smo9- lot. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-06

THE Democratic City Council ticket
is a good one and every member of it
should be elected where it is possible
to return Democrat. OF course
there are some Wards in which our
ticket may go down before the sheer
force of numbers. But every Demo-
crat should vote for all that, and for
his party's nominees.