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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10

TO excuse Us. He said he heard that
there was to be Murphy meeting
that night, aud he wanted letter Of
introduction 10 Murphy. Wc gave
him this letter, when he left happy.
The last we heard of Maj. Carmody
he was bounced from the rear car of
the Chicago train at Vandalia Oh
Monday night. He told the conduc-
tor that it hurt his feet to ride any
way, and that he would get to Chlca-
go before the train did by walking.
Tie MAJOR is strange being always
happy; without q cent i tie wor.,,
and no friends, lie il s,il1umciy
happy. He says when lie has no h,ng
else to do hc ainus2s himself With tie
enjoyment Of tL2 knowledge that hc
was made alter the image uf' MS
Maker, and that no man can beat hlm
out OF his face. The Maior alter be
ing bounced OF the train st Nanda!ia
walked back to Mexico. He told US
the only objection he hal to the peo-
pie Of Mexico was that they did not
ask HIM il he had . stomach. He
said be could exist as long as any
man on beautiful scenery and open
air, but his inner man needed some
thing to encourage his cheek. We
gave him his supper, in pay Cor which
he agreed to remember Us in his
prayers, &c. The Maius IS :. vuTv
good sort of 81 fellow he is merely
"oif his base. hiaior { says hc !,
cousin Of Col. i2e,t,:jngton ;. bus
the Col. will Tot have II 80. The
MaiuI lei tor Chicago last week.
He said i he ji,;n get 4hcro ~ tiln.
for The Grant convention, il, Wuui,!
be there When they dressed the rae
baby.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
Weekly Optic

Capt. c. M. B. Thurman, of Troy,
candidate for Buckner's place in
Congress, spoke to small audience
at this place on last Saturday fol
near two hours. His principal obiec.
ton TO Mr.. Buckner was that he did
not keep good company, or In other
words Buckner WAS q particular
friend of Speaker Randall and Other
hard-money men of the east. Blu,
from what we could learn, he failed
to convert any Buckner men over to
his. Thurman's way of thinking, al
least we have not heard of any radica
changes among the Democracy or
the financial question since tht
speaking.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
Milton Turner on the Rampage.

Hon. j. Milton Turner, Of Missouri,
.ex-Minister to Liberia, and repre-
sentative colored man, last evening
carried CONSERVATION into the ranks
of the Palmer House Grant people.
He took stand near the entrance to
the rooms of the National Executive
Committee, and, IN reply to an in
quiry rs to how the people of Mis-
souri, looked upon the proposed NOM
ination of Grant, gave vent to his
pent up feelings. He numerically
bersted the delegation from his state,
and IN this connection said:
81 won't support a delegation made
up of ex-convicts, Postofficc refuse,
thieves and robbers, such as constl-
tute the Grant delegation from Mis-
souri,. They wouldn't give me seat
in the convention because l wouldn't
support such a delegation. I am a
Grant man, but if Mr.. Grant is low
enough to sanction such proceedings,
1 am his superior. have been
staunch Republican, and have done
everything 1 could since 1870 for the
Republican party of Missouri. l have
done it to elevate my people, and l
propose to do everything can 10 ele-
vate my race, but l propose to do it
by honest measures. Do you expect
that honest men will look with favor
upon convention packed with such
disreputable characters? 1 propose
that the country shall know who the
| men are that are going about this city
wearing badges inscribed, "Missouri
sold for Grant" l fcrswear any
fealty to a mob who were elected to
give Chauncey 1 Filley the opportu-
nifty to whipsaw the honest Republi-
cans of Missouri. lam q Grant man,
but if Gen. Grant or his friends must
rely upon such disreputable charac-
ters support, God help the party"
What further information Mr.. Tur-
ner might have given in regard to the
disreputable manner in which the
solid Grant delegation was elected
from his State was cut short by the
interference of Maj. Scott of the Six
teenth Battalion, who pulled at Mr..
Turner, and insisted upon his leaving
the hotel. Several gentlemen insisted
that Mr.. Turner be given an opportu-
nifty to express himself, and for q few
minutes lively row was.in prospect.
Scott, assisted by several other fell
lows, finally pushed Mr.. Turner out
of the State street entrance, and, fol-
lowed by a crowd, piloted him TO the
Clifton House, where he was kept
from further speech-making.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
MOberlN Monitor.

This is not the year to vilify men
who have made good officers. There
are honorable methods of defeating
those whom we do not like, and we
are unalterably opposed to the secret
circular plan. If such course is to
be engrafted on our political cam
paigns and be successful, one man,
and he the worst in the community,
may hide behind nom-de-plume and
assail and defeat the best man in the
party.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
Fulton Telegraph

How is this, boys ?-One of the d.
D's., speaking Of the examinations at
Westminster and the Female college
said; The girls recite better than
the boys at Westminster. / believe
that this is a rule with but few ex-
ceptions, girls of the same age aud
same advantages are SUPERIOR
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
New a0rk Express.

"Lucy' wants to know "what will
take the smell of onions from my
breath!" Don't eat them dear; but
If you must, take your breath out,
boil for two hours and then sprinkle
with little cologne. This will do
the business.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
Rails County Record

Audrain county stood up faithfully
for Rails county in the selection of a
delegate to the National Convention,
and Rails should return the compli-
ment by assisting Audrain in putting
forth the claims of James Carroll for
Secretary of State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10

ber. snd various other things. closely
! watching my countcnancc to sec if |
colld hear his words.
Tie Old smooth bore is as deaf
as a stoae,' he remarked, having
satisfied himself as TO my deafness.
and tIeii he went on with narrative
which had been interrupted.
l soon ascertaincd that they we're
Oh sheir way to Penicld, to rob a
merchant. They had everything ar
ranged 10 commit the crime the next
night, ana the one who had put up
the pl:.n gave aii The details as 10 how
thc robbery Was to he committed,
where hey woult; ''run" to, and gave
Il guess as to each ones share.
"WLat about Luke :" inquired the
other, after the plot hal been fully
discussed
Cob: Luke Will te there on time"
cal1s.;:s, The 'aaH lie has kent dcy-
itsl shady siuce that business at L.,
bat how wants to make a haul and
dig Out 10. the far West. You ncedn t
fret can depend upon him"
Before We got into the village the
men tiled lac again, but I could not
hear evcant uhon thav sboutod in mv
par aud thav ware snre hat tho cor,
vars at;or haG hoon str;ntlu nriv,to
while th.y mt ,n ot tho bo.al 7
went to the house of deputy sheriff,
intapdinu tn raoain copcoalo6 oil tho
pext ,1ax h.d of oorrao 70 s+oto
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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10

respectfully call the attention OF
the public 10 the large stock of all
kinds of FURNITURE now on cX-
hibitirn i'll MY ~iorrroniil. ! W"ulu
be pleased to have the public call and
examine my goods and prices, and !
guarantee satisfaction III every re-
sprci. ,..
In addition TO Tia" above. ! have
engaged in NpIITThi<I,>'' ana nave
procured Il very in" h"ars". " f'ich l.
ut ali times ready for t'lnrrH i.
have. also tt,ii line of collins, cas-
krts. etc. which offer a. low aS hey
can be sold. Soliciting II share "i the
public patronage. ! remain
Respect ihliy,
WM. iiiNIE.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10

"You are writing my bill on very
rough paper" said a client to his at
torney. "Never mind" said the
lawyer; SIT has to hc filed before 1t
comes into court. -
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10

Go slow and permit the political
pot to simmer gently, for everybody
is busy, and 1t is five months until the
election.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10

Don't rush local politics plenty of
time. The farmers are very busy
now with their crops.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-06-10
TIME TAELE.


CHICAGO & ALTON.
c,-,;n- Arrives. Departs.
No. EAST.
ri.y Mail. 80. l2.50p.m. 12.55 pm.
u 'nna"ss, na City Night EX..i2 - AIN. iI.M s-ni.
!. ,.nsrr .han,, S chicago Ex. l.Oa~m. l.''a.m
o. WEST.
,.;,v Mail.. 3.i5p.m. 3-Np.m.
f. .kahe"9 ~ ......2.2D am. 2.25a.nI.
s. 'nr,, its Night EN- 3s5 am ...'n a.in
a .kaliSaS t';ty tccam.. IL IA. 3.50p.m.
''" u. HENDERSON. Ticket Agent
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

grabbed n long gatt-hook and made
terrific iab ut the monster, The hook
caught u number of his scales, which fell
into the boat like shower Of peb-
hlcs
There are specimens which l pre-
served he said, laying on the report
er's desk number Of what looked sus-
piciously like the largcs-sized hawthorn
bottoms in an unfinished state.
Then the monster flow into ter
rihlo passion He ducked his head,
filled his mouth with water which he
Squlrted at us, nearly swamping the
boat, In the meantime Father l4ish'
had pulled up the anchorand was scull-
ing frmtically for n clump of trees that
grew ON little island some distance
from the mainland, We were scarcely
three boat lengths from them when the
serpent with an angry roar that sound
Ell like an explosion, rose suddenly up
asteru and made another dive for nue..
struck at him again with tho gait, and
that blow saved our lives. Its force
sent the boat clear under the trees, and
Father l.lsh and sprang into the
branches thoroughly exhausted, where
we watched the scrpent's mancuvers
The violence ofthc contact with tho is
land had sent the boat some thirty feet
out into the lake The serpent seemed
To comprehend the situation ut n glance
and was seen no more, Father I.ish
and myself waited until tho moon rose
and the tide went down, and then we
wadcd ashore, wet through and suffer.
lns terribly from fright and exposure,
The NEXT day an expedition was organ
lscd to wage war against tho serpent
hut although W. explored every por.
ton Of the lake We failed to get even
glimpse Of him,
"llow do you account for his disap.
pcamneog" asked the unsuspccting rc-
porter
1T is generally believed that he
found his way to the SEA hysomc sub.
tcmnean passage" 7 he replied. land it's
my personal belief that he'll soon make
his appearance ON the Atlantic coast,
In the event of his capture he can
easily he identified rs tho same old
serpent 10y gatGhooks On his neck"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
4 Remarkable Dream,

Tho following appeared in Black
WoodS ha9d,iRe in 1896 Being in
company the other day, when the con.
yersation turned upon dreams, rc-
lated onr, which, as il happened to my
own father, can answer for the per.
feet truth of il.
About the year 1881, my father, Mr..
D~--~of K, in the County of Cum.
herland, CAME to Edinhurg to attend
the classes, having the advantage of an
uncle IN the regiment thcn in castle,
and remained under the protection of
his uncle and aunt, MAJ and Mrs.
Griiliths, during the winter When
the spring arrived, Mr. ID. and three or
four young gentlemen from England
his lntimatos) made parties to visit all
the ncighhoring pnccs about Edinburg,
Roslin, Arthur's Seat, Craig Miller, etc
Coming home one evening from some
Of those places, Mr. ". said
I've have made party 10 10 n.lish.
ing 10 lnch.kc tomorrow, if the
morning IL lino, and have bespoke our
bout; we shall be OH 1T g." No ohicc.
tion being made, they separated for
the night Mrs Grilliths had not been
long asleep when sho screamed out IN
n most violent and ngitatod manner
The boat is sinking, save, OH save
theml' The Major nwokc her and
said, Were you uneasy about the fish.
ing pany?' "Oh, no" she snid, II had
not once thought of it, She then
composed herself. and soon fell asleep
again; in about another hour she cried
out in II dreadful fright, II sec the boat
IL going down"
The Major again nwokc her, and she
said, at has been owing to the othor
dream ! had, for feel no uncasiness
about il" After some conversation,
they both fell sound asleep, but no rest
could be obtained for her; in the most
extreme agony she again screamed,
They are gone; the boat is sunkW
When the Major awakened her she
said, Now, | cannot rest; Mr. d. must
not 90, for feel, should he go, |
should be miserable till his return; the
thoughts Of IL would almost kill mo"
She instantly arose, threw on her gown,
went to his bedside for his room was
next their own, and with great diff
Guilty She got his promise to remain
1T home. But what am 10 say to
my young friends whom was to meet
ut Leth ut 9 o'clock" with great
truth You may say your aunt is i'll for
| nm 80 nj present, Consider, you are
M only son, under our protection, and
should anything happen to you, II
would be my death"
Mr., y. Immediately wrote u note to
his friends, saying he was prevented
joining them, and sent his servant with
il 10 Leith. The weather came in most
beautifully, and continued so till 3
O'Clock, when violent storm arose,
and in an instant the boat and all that
were in il went to the bottom, and
were never more heard Of, nor was any
part Of II seen. often heard the story
from my father, who always added
1t has not made me suporstitious,
but with awful gratitude / can never
forget that my life, by providence, was
saved by dream.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

h0r>, Congressman Monroe and Epson,
had returned their back pay; after y
convention Of his own republican CON
Stituents had angrily demanded his res
ignation; after al the events OF March
ISIS, MIR. Garfield III April covered his
Sl,5iS into the treasury. lie sacrificed
the money and saved his scat, Vet III
h's speech At Warran, 4 year later he
had the audaciouS hypocrisy I, Nrr, end
that he Was the first congreSSman u
see the impropricty Of Keeping the
stolen cash, and the first to restore il to
its owners, the people,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
DER DRUMMER

Who puts cup at der pest hotel
And takes his oysters on lie shell.
IND nit der frauleins cuts schwell
Der drummer.
Who dakcs me op der handt und say,
Hans Pteiffer how sou vas to-day
IND goes for peesnis righdt tvay
Der drummer.
Who shprrads his lamples in 4 trice
IND dells me Look und see how nice
Ind says | gets der bottom brice
Der drummer.
Who comes aroundt ven pin oudt,
Drinks CUP my bier and eats mine kraut.
ind kiss Katrina in der moutl
Der drummer.
Who ven he comes again dis way,
VIII hear vot Pfeitfer has 10 say
IND nit plank eye goes away
Der drummer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
Al Accident which Rennites Loving
Hearts.
Kansas City Times.

Two or three days ago paint wagon
went tearing along Thirteenth street,
drawn by team that was thoroughly
frightened. All ut once the wagon was
overturned, and the occupant, who was
out, and sustained fracture Of nm
arm. The Indy ut whose door he had
been deposited rushed out and beheld
her husband inscnsible, and, rs she
thought, dying She embraced him
and wcpt over him. and he was gently
carried into the house, where, in few
moments lie rcgained consciousness
A reconciliation then took place, and
they are now living together rs happy
IL two turtle doves. Tie result will be
tile dismissal Of m interesting divorce
suit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23
New Kind or Shlpwrecs.

A remarkable occurrence lately took
Ilace On our northern coast. a fore
Md.aft schooner, while lying ii 4 safe
iarbor II wa supposed, and having no
erow ~ board On account Of the safety
II the position, was boarded BIZ rats i'll
such numbers that they ate away all
her standing rigging, including head
says. and also the jibs, forsail and
l1ainsail AL we're destroyed beyond
tie possibility ofrepair
Who're are you going, my little
nam TO school You learn 10
read No. TO COUNT enc
What do yon dor u wait for school
10 let sui.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

Senator Brown Of Georgia, il busy
man. He il obliged % keep two short
hind writer's in order TO get properly
through his correspondence. He has
declined 10 take the stump for an active
canvass, pleading a severe cold and the
demands Of business
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-23

The projected tunneling Of ut Blanc
j. engaging the serious attention ~
French engineers. and contrary to com
mon opinion. they characterize it a. an
easier undertaking than tint ofthe Sim
plon route
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
Coz. G0rcelOn'S Latest Viescs
and Opinions.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 6.-Gov. Garcelon
has been quite cheerful all day. lie
will do nothing more, simply leaving
the new legislature tomorrow to settle
the contested seats with all the light
they can obtain. But he will issue no
address, as was currently reported yes
terday. He feels tired and worn, and
will lay down the cares Of Office to-
morrow without sigh. The governor,
who is always ready tn defend his action
thinks one point Of Importance has not
been sufficiently noticed, and he said
that during his remarks at Waterville
he stated some facts Of peculiar signif
cance, and which he considers an an
swer to large proportion of the bun-
combe which has filled the public press
for several weeks past. II has been
stated over and over again, he says, that
none but the returns from Republican
towns were fonnd defective. The fact
Is far otherwise. Exclusive of the five
cities there were found IN the represent
tative returns defects In fifty nine towns
and plantations. OF these fifty-nine
towns thirty were democratic, or fusion,
twenty-seven republican and two had
tie votes. The difference between the
aggregate majorlties in the republican
and democratic towns was 142 votes
against the republicans. That Is, the
republicans lost 142 votes more in the
twenty-seven towns than the democrats
lost IN the thirty towns. This compari-
son embraces the defects of all kinds
for which the returns were rejected and
shows the result, he maintains, of an
impartial application Of the rules Of &C.
tion adopted by the council and should
effectively squelch the radical charge OF
doctored returns. But what will take
| place tomorrow is difficult to say.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
rne rrmuad,s erave.

The girl who once, on Lydian heights,
Around the sacred groves OF pines,
nights
Where no moon shines.
Whose pipe of l0tos featly blown
Gave airs as shrill as Cotys' own.
Who, crowned with buds ofivy dark
Three times drained deep with amorous
lips,
With silver tips,
Nor sank. nor ceased, but shouted.still
Like some wild wind from hill to hill
She lies at last where popIars wave
Their sad gray foliage all day long:
The river murmurs near her grave
Fareweii. IL Saith Her days have done
With shouting at the set Of sun.
-E. W. Gosse.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
WILMINGTON. DEL !
January, 1850 J
TO BUYERS OF MUSLINS !:

We are prepared at this tirne TO
show our customers large Btock
OF the most reliable makes OF
Bleached and Brown Muslinsa nom
one to two and half yards wide at
iobber's prices On the day OF sale.
Whilst we deprecate selling these
goods at WHOLESALE PRICES on
account OF some small dealers,
whose stocks are composed almost
entirely OF Domestic goods, yet we
have been forced to II by wotld-be
reputable. houses, who have no
price on them except to getall they
can when they can or, when the
case may need, use them as
''bait" to sell other goods at higher
prices than q lone price" house
would charge for them.
Blu yers should always boar In
mind that house which has more
than one price there is no telling
how many they do have. and the
one that has but ONE PRICE is AL
ways careful that that price Ii the
LOWEST.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
W. M. KENNARD Il &C
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
NOTE

We will during the mon tn OF
january, continue to sell all Of the
best Prints at cents per yard.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
WILMINGTON, DEL,
January, 1880.

III BU EhS Of LIN Ems, GU
To make room for our increasing
sales OF Table Linens, Towels and
Napkins, we have appropriated for
the present our Cloth and Caesi-
mere counter, and in q very few
days will be prepared to submit
one Of the largest and best selected
stocks OF these goods ever shown in
Wilmington. A very attractive ex-
hibit at this counter, will be Liren
Table covers, in patterns any
length, at as LOW PRICES as same
qualities can be purchased by the
yard, and embroidered Table and
Piano Covers, Marseilles Quilts
and CretOnnes. We believe our Sc
lectiOns viii satisfy the most ex-
acting.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
W. M. KENNARD & co
The daily gazette., 1880-01-08
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.

THE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK.
6O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY Ath, 1881.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
M, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Bat
urday evenings from7 to = o'clock.
SEMI-AHNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice In each year; yeaarE;.opps
GSas s%ssn George SsSrss y csps spsh
NAthanl r. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry II. Dure, Edward Darlington,
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