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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
What the Ledger Would Like to See.
Less sickness IN Mexico.

Less sickness IN Mexico.
The Guiteau case taken up at once.
At least the girls refrain from train
robbing.
The town that has better schools
than Mexico.
Our fire company supplied with
axes and ladders. .
The town made so hot for dead
beats that they would be compelled to
leave.
The reason we have any tramps
and dead beats when trains are sc
easily robbed.
What A.. C. Perrin did with the
81, 900 be said be made while IN bus
mess in Mexico.
The boys who loosen the brakes or
freight cars standing at our depot
properly punished.
The man that can find any parallel
between the ''great Chicago fire and
the death of Garfield"
The statesman who is more thor
ioughly convinced that he fully un'
derstands the great question of finance
than W. H. Barton of Mexico.
The young lady in Mexico who,
we hear, is following an absurd fash
ion by wearing on one leg a raven
black silk stocking and on the other
q firery red.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Entail Accident.

About Z p. M, yesterday, "Lum'
Scott, a stock man from the southern
part IF this county, was thrown from
bis horse while driving cattle in front
of J. W. Daniels residence. He
either fell on his head, or his horse
stepped on it, which was terribly
crushed. He died in about fifteen
minutes.
His remains were viewed by Cor.
oner Rodnan and the following jury
at Jas. Daniels residence: Joel
Guthrie, VIM. Hinze, j. T. Coons,
j. B. Botkin, T. J. Holt and 81.
Gilbert. They brought in a verdict
of ''Accidental Death"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

ASS4o&AAA0
OF Audrain County Teachers In
stitute to be held at Beagles' School
House, Saturday, October 10Th,
1881.
MORNING SESSION.
observation-disclosures Business.
10:3O-''Our Country's Need"
j. X. Pool.
II :O0-"Reform in Education"
James Trimble.
II :3O-How we Educate" N. S.
johnson.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1:00-CIass drill in Arithmetic, J.
N. Cross.
1:3O-''The Goldsmith of Ameri-
Ca" Miss Ida Clendennen.
2:00-Class Drill, Miss Ella For
rist.
2:so-"Relation of Education to
Crime" Prof. J. P. Blanton.
3:OO-''How to Teach Penman-
ship" J. G. Brashear.
3:30-Query Box.
EVENING SESSION.
7:00-Lecture by Prof. Nathan
Fellows. Subject, "Relation of
Physiogn6my to Education"
Prof. Fellows comes very highly
recommended as a lecturer, and we
may expect an interesting as well as
instructive lecture. f.
Hoping to have a full attendance
We are very respectfully,
&. A. GAss, FIX. Com.
S. D. ELLIS,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Mexico DOuh1o Winnor


The Mexico boys entered two
teams at the Montgomery fair and
carried off both first and second mon
eys. We have some of the best shots
in the State in Mexico. Thompson
Station also entered two teams,
Buckskln Nos 1 and 2. Ten balls
were shot at. The highest score any
team could make was 80. The prize
was $40. The following Is the score
NO. BALLS 10. IRIS $40.
= Recommendations 4, Sharp 6
Powell 5.-Totai, IA.
VANDALfA,-Samuels 6, Barnum Z,
Laird 5-Total, 10. Fl
Mexico NO. oNE,-Callaway 10,
Turner 8, Carroll Total, 25. :
Observation-Disclosures Z. Cart
mon 6, Hunt 4-Total, 10.
BUcKsKrN NO. oNE,-WilIis Z, Hi
sey 8, Bruce 3-Total, Is.
BuoKskIN NO. rwo,-Miskell 8,
Daniel 6, Hisey 9-Total, 23.
MEXICO NO. Two,-Locke 6, Car
roll 8, Moore 10-Total "a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

GaDAAC Ia
I will sell at public sale at my
residence, IL miles southeast OF
Mexico, on the Danville road, on
Friday, October z, 1881, the follow
ing property to-wit: 80 head of
half merlno sheep-lambs and year
lings, l two year old mule, 2 good
horses, 2 cows and calves, rs head
of fine stock hogs. 100 barrels of
corn in pen, 800 shocks of fodder, l
top buggy-nearly new, l open bug
gy and harness. 2 good 18-inch
plows, l cultivator, 2 harrows, two
22-lnch plows. Household and kitch-
en- furniture, and other things too
numerous to mention. Terms made
known on day of sale.
E, C., DUzAy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Look OUT!

-sf
We learn that q combination OF
electricity and long hair wants to eat
III up blood raw-in fact, threatens
to give US a wooden winter overcoat.
He had better let US alone. If he
fools with US, We will publish him.
1t will 60 out to the world-to Amer
lea, Canada, England, France-aye!
clear to Jerusalem, that DR.. -
Of this county lives on roots and
joh~nny-cakes; that he stole q dog
from . blind man ; that he murdered
a peddler for a pair of two-shilling
suspenders that he is club-footed
that he works his ear when he sings,
etc., etc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Buckner's Speech,

Judge Buekner made the neatest
speech of his life at the memorial
meeting at the court house last Men
day. On all sides from all parties
we hear words spoken in praise Of
what he said. Hon. A. H. Buck
ner is q of the greatest men of the
day and we are glad to know he is
Appreciated, s1 g. ~ a.tE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

nna And nn~hR

As she tripped along the south side
of the square she glanced into Reed
& Nelson's plate glass windows to
see her figure, and a look of pride in
her bright eyes danced, as she thought
no female craft could outrig her. On,
On she tripped with winsome grace,
her tiny heels on the sidewalk tap
ping, and a smile of pleasure came
DER her face, as conquests great she
was mentally mapping. But, alas !!
for her pride an orange peel c~areened
the fair craft with many a fiutter, and
the crowd on the Rirgo loud did
squeal to see her lie and kick in the
onftor a+ -fk s's sz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
BAD BREAK.
The Breaking In two of . Freight Train
Cripples j. b. Stanhope for Life.

Cripple j. b. stanhope for Life.
As We briefly stated in our last issue
J. B. S~tanhope, Of dis city, wal
very dangerously injured in a rail-
road wreck at Salem, Ill. A spec
ial to the Giobe-D Democrat IS as fol-
SALEM, ILL.,, September 21.-The
Ohio & Mississippi INDUCED in an
expensive wreck here last night.
Freight train No. 80 bloke in two a
few miles east of here, the engineer
not discovering it until they had be-
come widely separated. Upon no
ticing it he Immediately reversed his
engine, hurried back and collided
with the rear end of his train. Four
cars were ditched. j. B. Stanhope,
of Mexico, No., who was riding in a
chartered ear, had his left knee
mashed to a jelly, which necessitated
amputatlon. His right thigh was al
go dislocated. He now lies in a dan
gerous condition. Stock and CON-
panion Id same a were uninjured.
Ian Morris, E. Cunningham, Col.
Haden and Mrs. Stanhope at once
left for the scene Of the disaster.
Joe was on his way home from KY.
with a fine horse tor Ian Morris
when the accident occurred as above
stated. Besides losing his left leg
which was taken off above the knee,
it ~ feared he was internally and
fatally injured, but he is now getting
much better and we hope to see him
home shortly. Although no money
consideration could compensate for
the loss of a limb, the company,
without doubt, will pay handsomely
for what now appears to have been
the result of carlessness on the part
of the train men. Joe and his fam
lily have the sincerest sympathy of
their many friends. Mr.. S. is a jolly,
whole-souled fellow full, of life, and
the loss of a limb is a terrible ca
lamity to him, and We sincerely trust
he will recover without any further
injuries. Ian Morris horse was
badly injured but Ian was Informed
by the Superintendent of the COM
pany that all damage would be paid
in full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Sheriff. Sale.

by virtue and authority Of spet
ISexecution, issued from the on
of the clerk of the Circuit court
Audrain county, Missouri, returl
BILE 1t the October term, 1881, ois
court, and to Inc directed, in ~
of the State of Missouri. at the -
ton and to the use of b. +. Doo.
Collector and against James Log
] have levied upon and seized al
right, title, interest aud claim o.
said James Logan of, in and z
following described real estses..
wit: Lot z, block 10, original -
co, Missouri, two and one-1
acres, northeast part Of survey Y
Mexico. Mo ,all lying and being in
said county, and State Of NILSSON
and l viii, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of Octcl
A. D., 1881,
between tho hours of nine o'clocl
the forenoon and five O'Clock ID
afternoon of that day at the =
front door of the court house, ~
city of Mexico, county Of Audl
aforesaid, sell the same, or 90 ~
thersof % may be required, ? Z
licf fendue, TO the highest btde1k1aEl
cssh in hand to satisfy sald Il
tion and costs.
y. ID.
Sheriff Aadrain CesnT,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Change OF Firm,

Richard Graham has purchased r.
c. Paul's oyster parlor,and will carry
on the business in the future. Mr..
Paul will remain in Mexico and per-
haps go into business shortly. Dick
thoroughly understands the business,
and will keep a f~irst-class house in
every respect. Give him q call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

The LEDGER has by far the largest
circulation Of any other paper in
Mexico. Our advertising patronage
shows that u merchants appreciate
this fact. Our weekly does not go
exclusively to country subscribers,
as it would if we issued aldsily, but
everybody in the city and county
reads the WEEKLY LEDGER every week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale.
WHEREAS, Edward o.,
v. and Mary Giett, his viz
their certain deed of trust Az Az n
the oath day of August. ISsesss.A es \
corded in the Office of the ~
of Deeds, in and for the Conn.,
Audrain and State of Misso.' 4
mortgage book "P," on MI 4
conveyed to one John g
the following described ~
estate, situated IN Audrsin ~ NJ
State Of Missouri. 1o.wit Thu
west fourth of the southeast ~
of section (l6) sixteen, town.is i
fifty. one, range(6) six, west.
for the purpose of Securing ~
ment of Il certain note in ssT N,
OF trust mentioned and.
it is provided in said deed g.
that IN case of the inability !, w.
sal of the said John Jones ia
such trustee, the then acting !
of Audrain county, Missouri. I,
become his successor, and NAV
coed to sell the property in mi IN
of trust described, or any psrt H.
of, to the highest bidder, at ths y
front door of the court house In "
leo, Audrain county, Missouri /.
cash ; and, whereas, the note
toned in said deed is past du.s.
unpaid, and the said John jon. /.
refused to act as such trustee. M
therefore, at the request of the hon.
of said note, and in pursuance an
power in me vested by said al |,
trust, T., d. ID. woodward. IA
Sheriff Of Audrain county, Nissus,
will, on
Friday, October 9Th, 1881,
1881, at the east front door Of d
court house in Mexico, Audnl
county. Missouri, proceed to sell 4
real estate, TO the highest bidder. /
cash, to pay off said note and TIE /
terest, and the costs of executIaR 1
trust. ID. ID. WOODWARD.
2l.tds Sheriff, Audrain Co. Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Poultry Wanted!

Rush them in! Remember the date!
400 doc. hens, 100 dog. ducks. 500 doz.
spring chickens. 100 doz. geese, zoe
turkeys, for which we will pay the
following prices in cash: Hens, 81
per doz.; ducks, s1.50 per doz.; geese,
$3.50 per doz.; turkeys, 5 cents, live
weight; spring chickens, according
to size. To be delivered to US at the
store of Barnes & Winegard, Mexico,
Mo-, on or before October 9Th. Re-
member the date.
CooMBs & LIEBHARDT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
I. Your Liver Gu. .f Ord,

Then II your whole system deran-
ged. The blood is impure, breath
offensive, you have the headache, feel
languid, dispirited and nervous. To
prevent q more serious condition
take at once Simmons Liver Reeula-
tor.
Buy only the genuine in white
wrapper. with red z, prepared only
]. III. Zeilin 4 Co. t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
LIST.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE is hereby given that the
City Assessors book has been
returned and is now in the hands of
the clerk, subject to inspection. ANY
and all persons who may deem them.
selves agrieved by the valuation of
their property by said Assessor, are
hereby notified to appear and make
complaint to the City Council at its
next regular meeting, Monday eve
ming, October 10th, 1881. "a
JIG. BASSFORD, Mayor.
Mexico, Mo, Sep. %, 1881. paw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Rather Queer,

There is considerable talk on the
street about j. A. White, whose two
houses burned down one night last
week. We don't know how much Of
this talk is true, but do know that be
was insured in a good company for
$500, and that he gaze the agents a
receipt IN full on the payment Of 81.
Facts speak for themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
New Grocery House.

W. W. Culbertson, Of Kentucky,
has rented Jas. Daniels brick build
ing for four years and will open q
grocery store. We understand be
fully understands the business and
will make things boom. as ar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
$500 Wager,

We clip the following from yester
days daily fog horn:
"The best circulated and the most
thoroughly read newspaper in this
district-the weekly Intelligencer."
The editor of this paper stands
ready to wager $500 that the LEDGER
has the largest circulation of any pa
per in Mexico. Talk is cheap. Fig
ures don't lie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

| Thousands Of dollars have been
appropriately spent IN our large cities
dripping buildings in memoriam Of
our deceased President. We learn
that, d the proper time, all Of this
Edrapery will be sold for the benefit of
the Michigan sufferers. : 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

j. B. Schroll, the live lumber mer-
chant of Farber, is . go-ahead enter
prising man, and has established q
branch lumber yard at Rush Hill.
Anyone in that part of the county
can buy. lumber at Rush Hill ss cheap
as he could at Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Trustee's Sale.

Trustee's Sale.
WHEREAS, Terrence Donnely,
" by his certain deed Of trust,
dated August, 3rd, 1871, and record
ed in book "G," at page $50, of trust
records of Audrain County, Missou-
ri, conveyed to the undersigned the
following described real estate situ-
ate in Audrain County and State of
Missouri, to-wit: Lots (3) three and
az four in block (4) four, of Null
droW's addition to Citxzzof Mexico,
in trnst to secure The payment of q
certain promiaory note in said deed
described and, whereas, said note
has long been due and still remains
unpaid. l will, at the request of the
legal holder of said note, and In pur-
suanee of the terms of said deed of
trust, ON
Wednesday, the 18th day. Of October,
1881, at the court house door in the
City of Mexico, in said county of
Audrain, sell said real estate at pub
lie vendue, to the highest bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said note and ex-
penses of sale and will execute to
the purchaser a deed in fee simple to
= s;s,nld0R
23-tds Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

7
NOTICE is hereby aiyei hat let
~ tiers of naturalization Upon the
estate of Mary Gamble, deceased,
have been granted the undersigned
tby the Audrain Probate Court Of
Audrain County, Missouri, bearing
date Of Sept; 8, 1881. All pegsops
having az m4 It s1A estkt@2e
reapE red
allowance within one year from the
date of said letters or they may be
Iprecluded from any benefit from the
estate, and il mid claimS besneE ex-
hibited to - EitAiaf0d yaarsAnpm
the date of the publication of this
notice, said claims will be forever
barred. JOHN GAMBLE,
2S24w Admir- Est AaryGsmble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Audralu Handbook.

Col. L. D. Burch, in a letter to
]. p. Clark, states that he will have
his letter on Audrain county ready to
deliver in about q week. He was de-
lsyed 10 the engravings which are
now complete and perfect. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Jewish Church.

Our Jewish citizens had q meet
ing last Saturday and organized q
Sunday School and took other steps
which will result in their having q
church il Mexico. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
We s,epuuable to. understand wh,

We ere unable to. understand why
any sane man will come into Mexico,
open q business house and defraud
his creditors systematically. when
train robbing is so much more profit
able, pleasant and not half as dan.
oerous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Call the Next!

A dispatch from Independence,
Mo-, says that Ryan was yesterday
convicted of being in the Glendale
train robbery and sentenced for the
term Of 25 years in the pentitentlary.
Let the good work 60 on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

viii cell excursion tickets 10 the
st. Louis Fair and Yelled Prophets
at one fare for the round trip, be-
ginning Saturday.
n. lHrNnrRsoN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

Although quite . number Of PEG
pie nom this county are moving
furihes west, . good many more are
moving into the county than are 60.
Ing ont Those who 60 away will
|como hack.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Zig 4 Big.

II you want to have q jolly, good
laugh and see the best show OF the
the season, don't fail 70 80 and hear
the big Ministries Tonight Moth
ing to displease the most fastidious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

The earth weighs II, o99, ST., 000,-
OO0, 00O, 900 pounds, more or less.
Just think Of this, yei pompous poll
ticians, Who imagine that ths west end
tips up . little eserystime onsof you
roes East.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

Our Jewish business men closed
their stores last Saturday, Il being
the Jewish New Year which 10 more
sacredly observed by them than 10
any other day Of the year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

The eulogy pronounced on Presi-
ident Garfield at the Liberty st. N.
e. Church memorial services last
Monday will appear next week. Or
der extra copies now. as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION..-hes 49,
N AerebyRiyen that tile fLsm tefstM1y.
q resssf Ehsad dosn9 /, ndasGs1t s.ases)
]. Read retiring, J.. \. Fettef c~ontinalss
business At the Did location, and assufniAs
collecting all debts. --rs1
= = LLOYD ~
Mexico. Mo-, September IL, Isl. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
THE NEW ADMINISTRATORS.

The country is prepared to give
Gen. Arthur a fair trial but, at the
same time, it expects him to be more
than the head of stalwartism. II he
is wise he will remember that the sos
could not nominate and did not make
him ice-President, and be q repre-
sentative of his entire party. II, on
the other hand, he surrenders himself
to Grantism and third-termism, he
will realize small satisfaction from
the position he has attained, and will
forfeit all claim to the sympathy and
forbearance of the rest Of the COM
munity. Above all else, 10 it impor-
tant that the incoming Administration
should trace that sublime exhibition
of character recently made by the
American people to its true source,
which, since the assassination of Gen.
Garfield, has restrained and guided
the actions Of public functionaries in
the United States, and which has
demonstrated that the good sense
and the conservativeness Of the Nation
can be relied on in all emergencies.
gE Whissling Wind. aa
g. The wind storm last Saturday eve
ming did considerable damage in this
county, James Galloway had a long
string of fine fence blown down. C.
H. Cauthorn's dwelling, near Laddo-
mia, was blown off its base. The
Littleby NJ. E.. Church, about len
miles northwest, was blown down.
Fences, haystacks, &C., were blown
away, out neal RIPLEY Parsons.
Nick Cartmell had his orchard,
corn, fence and hay all mixed up by
the wind, a,e9 % .~,i5issa
Joel Pierce had bis fence nicely
laid down. W.. K. Potts had the
loose dirt all blown off his farm.
Several farmers west of Mexico also
suffered, among whom were W. H.
Jesse, r. Davis, James Galloway and
others. No loss Of life or stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

NOTICE OF FINAL sEfTLk.s.
~ Notice Ia hereby given that J. ~ e. n
of the kee children viii. at the JaliuAxys
lisa, Of the Andrain Probate CoaH. ~. |.
enai settlement as guardian Of $40 4
money. ELIZABETH A. PEAnsSMs
2i-fw Admfhlssfsss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

Obituary Notices over five lines will be
charged for at the rate of &c q liner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
DIED,

R. B. Worrell and daughter, Miss
Jennie, of Paris, are in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
MARRIED.

Married, on Sept. IS. 1881. by Rev. j. +. Pollaft
at LaddOnia. W. d. McNama to Miss Jennie
Swift, both of Audrain county,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29

Died, at his home in Laddodia, OF typhoid
fever, on Sept. 22nd, A. II. Barnett.
Tuesday night. September %, 1881, Miss Sophia
Killinger, OF this city.
L Hef remains were taken to Alton, Illinois, for
nterment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
Carries the best bra.a.
FIVE AND TEN CENT Cha,

Choice brands always on :
Next door to east eptranss AZ
RingO House. VI
GEORGE c. c0GAs
lou Propris..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-09-29
SALE.

l will offer for sale, at my residence
l 1-2 miles south of Concord, Mo-,
on THURSDAY, OCT. 9th. 1881, all
my stock, consisting offs good mares
in foal by jack; 20 cows, 10wiH milk
all winter, 4 MOL thoroughbred;
Is sheep 40 stock hogs; Is fat hogs;
household and kitchen furniture:
farming utensils, &c.
JOHN G. RELY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03
Helipolsnd il the most celebrated sta.

Heligoland is the most celebrated sta
ton in the world tor studying the mi.
grafton Of birds. This little island Is
hardly a hundred acres in extent-an
isolated, triangular rock Of red sand
stone. with perpendicular cliffs two or
three hundred feet in height all round
it. 1t is mostly cultivated, and its resi-
dent birds are hardly more than dozen
speci' s; but in spring and autumn NIL
grating birds make it resting rlace,
and these are watched for, and shot or
trapped, by almost the whole popnlA-
ton, and the results have been carefully
chronicled for the last twenty 1--WE years
by Mr.. Gatke, an experienced resident
ornithologist. The amazing result il,
that as many species of birds have been
obtained in this minnie islet as in any
country in Europe; while the vast num-
Der of the migrating hocks Is shown by
the fact that Is 600 larks have sometimes
been caught in one night,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03

A crop" is variable quantity, al
though many people never think about
this fact. The Journal Of Cheni try
says that the largest drop is formed By
syrup OF gum. arabic, forty-iour to the
dram, ana the smallest by chloroicrm,
$50 to the dram. As n general rule,
tinctures. fluid extracts and essential
oils yield drop less than one-half the
size of water, and acids and solutions
give drop but slightly smaller than
water,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03

A sample of Chinese tea has been
raised by Mr.. s. p. Odom. OF Dooly
county, Ga, from plants furnished by
the national agricultural department.
He says the plants are now three years
old, in very healthy condition and
bearing profusely. Mr.. Odom is salts
fed that tea raising could be made q
success in this country, and Of great
profit. if the proper attention were
given il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03

The manufacture % glucose from rags.
the novel industry recently started in
GERMANY, is regarded with much dis
favor. and is understood tLat the Ger,
man government will be likely 10 inecr.
fere with the business. Tie glucose 10
said TO be chemically identical with
grape sugar. The process. which is
represen Ell to be very cheap, Is as fol-
lows: Old linen rags. which are com.
posed of hard vegetable ioers. are
converted into dextrine by the applica-
ton OF suiphuric acid. ano the product
thus obtained is then washed with milk
OF lime. Mex, it is treated with
stronger solution Of the sulphuric acid
than that first used, when the material
is Immediately trans tormcd and crystal
lized into a glucose, from which appetiz-
ing jellies anu tempting contections can
be made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03

Drunkenness Is said to be greatly on
the increase in London. Ten years ago
The pers ms arrested Tor drunkenness or
tor being drunk and disorderly NUN.
bered q. CPS whereas last year they had
increased to s5.s9a. or to nearly fifty.
even Per cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-03

M. Bartholomew. the new Russian
minister at Washington. is described a.
tall. Notwithstanding man, 30
handsome that even the President spoke
admiringly Of him. Madame Bartholo.
mel is an Engli ,hwoman. with Q sweet
face and sweet " ice.