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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
MURPHY MATTER AGAIN.
THE END NOT YET.-.NOH IN THE
COURTS OF TEXAS.
D. S. Eaton, the Attorney, in Mexico,
Hunting Misunderstanding Salts
factory Found by Him.

Mr.. Otis Eaton, a prominent at
torney Of Galveston, Texas. and a
brother OF Geo s. Eaton, one of the
parties in tie Murphy-Eaton coutro-
versy' was in Mexico Monday, hav-
ing been called hther by letters from
this city containing information bear
ing directly on the case, which in all
probability is now undergoing inveti-
CATION at the hands of the grand Jury
II Tarrant county, that body being
IN session, he says, at the present
time. Mr.. Eaton is chief attorney
in the case, and has employed sever
al other lawyers in Missouri to aid
him in securing evidence. For the
past week he has been quietly at
work at Carrollton, and Tuesday de-
parted for that place, where testimo-
ny will be taken until Saturday, when
he Will return to this city upon the
same mission. MIR. Eaton is an I'M
assuming gentleman, says he don't
want the matter to have any more
notoriety than possible, and only
wishes his brother, who was the
worst duped man ever in Texas, to
have justice, which could not be OBJ
tanned at the church trial, which was
a mere farce, and conducted in the
interest of the Murphys. The at
torney was to have seen a prominent
divine in the Baptist church, recent
ly OF st. Louis, in this city to con-
verse on some business of a private
nature said to have occurred between
Miss Murphy and the reverend gen.
tleman's daughters while at school to-
gether at Hardin College, but the
minister failed to reach here, hav-
ing been detained elsewhere.
Miss Murphy's parents have many
and true friends in this community,
where they resided for quite a period,
and the news that the young lady
had been vindicated was received
here with much delight, and now that
the matter has gone into the criminal
courts developments will be eagerly
looked for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

The Congressional Democratic caucus
has resulted as most sensible politicians
supposed it would, in coupling reform of
internal taxation with that of the tariff
and in determining not to interfere with
the responsibility representatives W
those that elected them. Now let the
Democracy cut down both direct and in
direct taxes, and let the Republican SEN
ate and Republican President stand IN
the way of popular relief If they are in
clined to assume such responsibility.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
w. r. HcIntire not a Candidate.

We think all the talk about w b.
McIntire being a candidate for city
attorney against the nominee is a
mistake. Mr.. McIntire is a democrat
and was chief among the workers in
the primaries. Unless we are badly
mistaken in his character and party
feaIty he does not entertain for a mo-
ufent any such au idea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Don't fail to cali at !. NJ. Pollard

Don't fail to call at J. M. Pollard's
new jewelry store, southwest corner
public square, and see his Optometer
and test your eyes. No charge for
using it. THIS invention will show
you what kind Of glasses to use, and
at Pollard's you will surely find what
will suit you. Call and see for your
self. 5O-1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Marmaduke for GoYernOr.

Gen. j. S. Marmaduke is in
Mexico this week circulating among
his many friends. There is a strong
and concerted feeling for Marmaduke
In this county, and, in fact, all over
the State. He is to-day the strong
est candidate for Governor, and, if
not again downed by tricksters, will
he the next Governor of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Mrs. ]. W. Johnston left Saturday
for Mexico, where Mr.. Johnston is
now In business. We regret to lose
Mr.. Johnston and his interesting lit
tie family from the business and So
cial circles of Ashland and wish them
great success, much pleasure and
many friends in their new home
Ashland Bugfe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Pasas This In Ysur Hat.

A.. d. jackson & Co, will sell you
Sugar as cheap IS anybody IN Mex
leo and other goods in proportion.
We sre NOT making q special cut In
Sugar, but will sell You everything
II The grocery line q low as the low
es8. Come and zee %, we mean bus-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

NJ. Mcnamara returned from st.
Louis yesterday, where he had been
on business connected with the arti-
fetal stone he manufactures, of
which he is the inventor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Mr.. Doolin, formerly with Edward
Bolts, can now be found with j. D.
Morris. and would be pleased to have
his friends call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Oak Posts, sawed and split, at
HoUsTON & TRIMBLE's.

At the meeting last night of the city
council to straighten up matters Of the
past year, it was shown that the war
rants drawn since the 9th day of last
April amount to s15, 304 81, and that there
is q balance OF $3 343. SO now in the hands
of the treasurer. The warrants are all in
except one for so cts. AndJackson street
Is to be improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

New York Early Rose; Early Ohio
seed potatoes and Sweet potatoes at
r. c. Paul's. 49-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Capt. A. A. Leseur of Lafayette
county is a candidate for Secretary
of State. He is a worthy democrat,
a genial gentleman, a talented writer,
and in every way %emlnently fitted for
the office. Leseur has a host of
friends all over the State and is es-
peeially popular in this district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
A Word Of Comfort to Those in Dis.

A Word of Comfort to Those in Dis.
tress.
By asking those who have been
purchasing of me you will find I am
coming rapidly to the front with a
reputation for selling furniture at low
figures. 1 am now prepared to fur
nish collins equally as low. In my
stock will also be found a full line of
magnificent solid walnut burial cases.
N. A. ROBERTSON,
Hinze's Old Stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

The Audrain County Press when it
moved to Laddonia changed its entire
name. 1t is now called the Laddonia
Herald. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

j. M. Pollard has a complete line
of jewelry and glasses, all new and
of the best make. 50-1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Boys to- night.

Boys tomorrow night.
Cough & Ruger's new ad.
snty Court meets April 9Th.
Batl is home from the east.
% Bad Boys tomorrow night.
ay Reed is home from school.
b Hill is going to have . new
b Evan Evans if you want a
italia has organized q military
ay.
A. Ricketts, has been very sick
mex.
Bennett has returned home
Mani.
HFhlling dogs are making their
nance.
.. smith lectured last night at
sabarg.
Nm. Waddingham is in Mex
b xeek.
ass Pearson has gone to rail-
again.
a''all to go to the speaking
eday night.
Kendall shipped a car load of
East this week.
szosher new cigars-the best
egsr in Mexico.
Prof. Kerr of Fulton, died
asht Of pneumonia.
!. Srnothers and wife are house
. on Monroe street.
aooertson was in Centralia
business this week.
and Henderson, the "Two
saF',' Friday night.
siai TO go and hear Hobbs
lest Saturday night.
Beatty and wife have return.
aspleasans visit east.
Emma Allison will open hel
s''sen next Monday.
G. Il. Hardin is HON,
lsdd. looking we'll.
l'ass Of St. Louis, was i,
w business this week.
ssaes Is booming IN this par
sa''i Tor State Auditor.
and Pollard are now pro
q tas carriage shop.
'assef to call on Geo. Adam
candidate for sheriff.
aasr's and . friend killed As
4'a'ao's one day last week.
Carpenter was found nc
"utuer OF Zura Burns
ssenss Is not a candida,
a'1aan in the third ward.
aa1sae Potts, of Californi.
'ee family Of DIR. Freuct
Democrat in Mexico shout
sefsighs ticket next Tuesd.,
.. The IL cent levy and let
a'ae months school by a
tse reaa adver,;.eu,e,
e'art's fine horses in d
~lallte read advertisement,
i ". A.ehison, gu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

pyou is the time to subscribe Jo'
LEDGER, a paper published for
8 MOO on earth. The only Re
81 ssskly in this Congressional
Ii. Only 81 to NEW sabserib-
| huuary 1, 1885; about 2 cents
|,ssk. The yeur 1884 wW be an
HI one, and the LEDGER viii
h to the front. No one who can
an afford to be .cithout the Great
gas Weekly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Leslie Lee is going to move his
family to Jefferson City to reside.
He has the express on the branch.
Leslie is a steady, reliable boy and
deseryedly enjoys the confidence of
the express company. Billie Reid
will fill Leslie's place IN Mexico with
good satisfaction. s..e.1a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Now is the time to cure your dys-
pepsia by working in the garden and
tearing down the stoves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Don't fail to read the new adver-
tisement of Johnston Bros. in this
issue Of the LEDGER. They are doing
q big business and are fine believers
in printers ink.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

The following prizes were awarded
at the close of Liberty school: In
spelling, class A, BERTHE Galloway;
class B, John R.. Thomas class c,
Wilson Thomas; class d, Belle Han
ley department, Ernest Niemanmie
and Alice Hayden; best student,
Elmer Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

J. n. Cross of the Laddonia Herald,
got to the front with a large and
newsy extra the morning after the
fire. Newt will give them q good
paper il they will one-haif way en-
courage him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Columbia Statesman. MI. William

Columbia Statesman. Mr.. William
H. KEENAN,, of Mexico, is prominent
ly mentioned as a candidate for the
legislature in Audrain. Mr.. KEENAN,
is a native of Boone, and is an able,
conservative and trustworthy Demo-
crat, who would do his duty to the
county and state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Married, at the rcsidence Of the
BRIDES brother On Long Branch, Au-
drain county, Mo-. Sunday, March
%, 1884, by Rev. II. B. Broaddus,
Mr.. George Young and Mls Hester
Robinson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

It is about time the county Demo-
cratic central committee met aud
made some arrangements for the
campaign.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
campaign.

Mr.. J. Johnston was in Columbia
on business connected with the fence
lock Yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Billie Carter was in St. Louis this
week purchasing dun. colored PAGERS.
He and Gale Guthrie wish to purchase
a few more Immediately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

The Republicans had some fun at
their primary and it will be continued
next Saturday. The anti-Fflley men
came out on top last Saturday. We
don't know how they will fare on the
2sth. Go in, boys it is fun for the
and don't hurt you fellows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Election Notice.

Don't fail to see Poiiard's fine
watches. 50-1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Republican Primary.

At a meeting of the Republicans
of Salt River Township, held at the
Court House in Mexico, on March
%, 1884, the following delegates
were elected to represent Salt River
Township in the county convention,
to be held March 29th, 1884, at Mex
leo:
Ira Hall, N. Sneed, P. Rlghtstell,
r. +. Lawder, ID. Householder, j. B.
James, d. Lillard, L. NJ. Pease, F.
Fuhr, DR.. John Wayman, d. B. Hurd,
F. NJ. White, w. H. Norris and Jno.
Griswold.
R. II. HERMAN, J. B. JAMES,
Secretary. Chairman.
Go to Pollard's for chains and
bracelets. 50-1t.
: Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held at the banking
house of the Mexico Southern Bank,
on Monday, April 9TH, 1884, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and
2 o'clock p. m, for five directors to
serve one year.
H. A. RICKETTS,, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Keep Posted.

The st. Louis evening Chronicle,
under its new management, is the
newsiest little paper We know Of; IN
fact, it is decidedly the best after
noon publication in st. Louis. The
Chronicle is delivered in this city at
10 cents per week by Jos. McDear-
mon, who will see that you gdt the
paper promptly every morning.
good correspondent will keep Alexico
news to Ghe front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
THE MARKETS.
MEXICO MARKET REPORT
ooRRErTkp wEsxLs rus rHg IspaKa n.
A. D. JACKSON & CO..
-pEALERs ~

ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,.
Provisions. Flour. Feed. Sail, GIas. and Queens
warr-all sold low Tor easlf or exchange for
all kinds Of country produee. Come and sec
us-EAsT SIDE SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Father O'Leary, formerly of Mex
leo, now of DeSoto, Mo-, is building
a fine church. He is one Of the most
enterprising church workers we ever
met.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

L. 7, gJehpson sags, fourtern OF
his eatsssA se aisscted By the foot aud
mouth disease. Their legs are
swollen, and FROM appearancesl 4s
very sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
AM eminent divine of this city his

An eminent divine of this city has
eur earnest thanks for urging his
church members to take 1.-The refi-
gions paper" Since he pressed this
on his congregation we have noticed
quite an increase in the subscription
kstpf the G.. r. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

s. rssorisl notices for candidates, 25
-. Communications, 10 cents
Tia LEDGER has no fdrorftes
a,,omisetons are made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Street Commissioner, 81 Winseott,
takes great pride in the streets of
Mexico and does all he can to keep
them clean in spite of the weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
LETTER LIST.

MEXICO, No.. March n, lisa.
r Isr OF LETTERS remaining In the Post
IL Office AT Mextce, Aadrain Coaafy. NissosId.
and which, IL not called for within Tour weeks
from date, viii be sent 10 the Dead Letter Oaire
at Washington City.
re- Persons calling for lefte 3 in This list VII,
please say Advertised"
CAsiey Bros Roberts ferehy Mrs
Church W G Rogers r III
Day IF SHUTTER John X
Enright 8 } Simpson Adam n
Finley Emma stevens DIP
Green Giles Steele Iaey Mr.
Haysei Walker C. W
johnson l. A Mi Weston Alice
Martin 1T Wing n
Piymxte AW MeGaullo Will
Pediford II ID Mclean Y
- Once open on sunday from to 5 O'Clock
In the afternoon.
JOHN SAUNDERS. r, NJ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Bad Bows tomorrow night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Joe & Vic Barth,
Leaders in Styles and outatters Of all Mankind.
North Side Square, MEXICO, MO.

DERSONAL.-Sallie.-I wrote you yes.
l. terday. w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

PERSONALLY. A., Rush Hill.-Come
L down next Sunday evening. N. B.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
The Caucus.

Yellow Pine Flooring and Ceiling
at HoUsroN & TRIMBLE's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

DERSONAL.---Laura.---I is too cool
i to meet you at Allison's Springs. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Call at the Variety Store in Har-
per block and examine the ) and 10
cent counter of tin ware aud other
goods. Country produce wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25

have redeemed the radical mistakes in casting the
piece. 1t was in the wrong key throughout, or
nearly so. Mr. Pinero, hear. proposed himself for
the part OF SIR AathORy Absolpte; accepting new
engagement at the Haymarket expressly in order to
play ii. He cannot play it. He has not the tenn
permanent nor the physical means essential to IT, In
Mr. Pincros hands Sir ARthony is peeyish and thin
not trace of the quick eXposveness of temper, the
hearty anger which flames ont IN moment and dies
away quickly. of the generosity none OF the
robust manllness which are the leading traits of the
character lie Is certainly said wit, the actor
least suitable of all others to tine part with one eX
ception." "Who p cried we all. Miss Connie
G. GIlcbrist" answered he.
The Mrs Nalqpyop of Mrs Sterling deserves most
of the praise bestowed on it, and that Is saying
good deal. The character was played with q
breadth and fitness of style which are the best
qualities of the method in vogue when Mrs. Sterling
learned 70 act. Lydd Ldpguisb found a representa-
tive in the pretty young American actress now
domestIcated at the Haymarlet Theatre, Miss Cal
houn. She has vivacity and Intelligence. and
showed herself an actress full OF promise, rapidly
ripenjng into performance. The criticism to be
made her Iy9ia is that she disrcglrds tradition.
but am not sure that the most experienced actress
would have cared to bestow LydiG amid her pres
ent surroundings the manner of the period IN which
she was created Miss Calhoun discarded many OF
the Alterations supposed TO belong 90 this singular
creature. hut there good sense rs well as gaycty
in her dclneaton. and her archness OF manner was
like q CLEAN of sunshine amid the general gloom
Mrs. Bernarl-Beere PLAYED Julid with perhaps more
majesty than was called for but with right feeling,
and made as much of tins dismal young lady rs clr-
cumstanccs would permit. Falkland fell 10 Mr. Ban
croft and out of his line as it is he made 10 one OF
tho least unsatisfactory approximations Oh the eve
nmg. Nh Forbes-Robcrtsou missed the chlyairous
daredevil reckessne,s OF CAPTAIN bs0ntc, and gave
Us instead a good boxing and easy-mJnncgcd young
officer Of the latter half of the nineteenth century
Bob Acycs in the hands of Nh Lionel Brough became
a clown, which Sheridan carefully ab-taucd from
making him. This Is but dismal account to give
of a performance from which so much had been
hoped. ! can only excuse it by saying that those of
MS who stayed 10 the end the first night departed
in a state of depression from which at least have
not recovered. q. ". =
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NOTES OF ~ OBSERTER.

BANKS AND EXAMINERS SAM WARD IN THE SOUTH.
Criticism was Washington Last week upon the
lenency the Controller the Curren ever since the
creation OF that office. toward the banks MI Knox Is
described as an honest man Who has always acted il he
considered the banks De his employer and not the
Governments and his successor Nj. Cannon is said to
have been appointed through bis influence Ihe present
crsi, ecug the banks 20 Ill lnqSItiN eness which
requires the fullest satisfaction 40 the hands OF the Gov
eminent expert. Mr. Carson, formerly Clerk or the Ways
all Means Committee said that the banks should not
have been found empty IN some as tile late de-
vclopments have shown when possess force OF ex-
aIuincrs pryle any moment To come III ana de
nand satisfied More men are needed IN this Coy
crnmcut Ike Edwin NJ stanton. who can say NO.
The Treasury Department has too many officials whose
intimate friends belong 20 IT, interests required to De
held at arms length.
The death Of sam Ward IN d foreign land points no
moral but there were good things about him.
In the first place he accompanied W II Russell through
the SOUTH Russes love aud yet Informed his Gov
eminent OF every act he saw. sam Ward had gentle
manly feeling combined with Yankee patriotism. Rus
sell in his diary says was recommended to 20 to the
Mills House Charleston and arriving there found
Mr.. Ward whom had ALREADY met IN New-YOrk and
Washington and who gave me an account Of the bonn
bardnent aud surrender OF the fort Russell warmly
compliments Ward the.m0st agreeable man he met In
America. Mr. d. Webster, OF this city say that while
Russell thought he had mere time-kiler with him. sam
the West indies who forwarded them right to the state
Department,
10 Washington Two three years ago My DOJ.
said he. and let divide pint Of champagne.
went the end the and he had put his pint OF
wine, which he had probably brought IN his pOcset on
the the cooler said l. do not want ~ utllA ~
Yourself" Why" said he. took drink IN all
my life by myself drink MY boy, before dinner
and drink spirits at ALA whisky Know nothing
about drink only wine aud, II you IL after dinner
Won NAV have an you want" We divided the pint OF
wine and Thy that time though had for years looked
aakant &C ram Ward, had come 10 appreciate him
perhaps knd OF man we might ause more of IN this
country not Important In themselves but accomplished
friends II is said that Mr. james Keeno invested some
Northw bonds for Ward that he wa In receipt
of an income OF %, 800 year ram Wards poems
not put my hands On, he published small edition. and
while they are amateur pieces they valuable
showing the highest performance. Of mere mas NJ The
world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
SHE TWIGGED.

rrn,n lie Tal,dn MIMI.


He called AT the house and asked if she had
any carpets o. adding that he had been IN the bus
How much 10 beat the parlor carpet e. she asked
zone dollar" -
who offered 70 do tbs job for 30 cents
Exactly madam, but how was he prepare"
"He had a club in his hand
a vacant lot, didn't heT
Yes sir Our yard is too small, you know" IT.
Exactly Thai Is Tapestry Brussels carpet IL rs
badly worn. IL has numerous holes IN H. lie WOmu
make great show In getting II out and IN there Ou on
he Iot he would give 20 every VINO asked
who the carpet belonged TO- Is that the way to do 0D
OF this sort y
How do yOu do itP -, 4.
q. tale the carpet out through the alley. Wheel ~
home. / beat IL IN yard surrounded by mgh 9oarG
and covered with cloth, II any one asks e Wnat nave
reply that is velvet carpet for No - blanAsc Al
either side of you and ASK II they have ordered new
WiIfop They watch and see me come IN mere
Madam in the language OF the Greek, do you twig y
He was given the JOB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25

4 San Francisco Snowman is Advertising a
troupe of educated es II he will send one on mere 10
teach others walk around the edge OF mA p
ten Post No..
Gentlemen said Western judge, TINS
Court, AS the Bar well knows 10 naturally qucA sel.
and astaned rOn the Of ardent splrits TINS Sour
would now be in the penteltisry OF IL grave"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-25
A po-sIBlr coNBlNArloN.
IN JOHN BROWNS LAND.
"REMINISCENCES AND SOUVENIRS or THE
ABOLITION MARTYR.

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undertaken, bat you have got nerve. on gentle
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would prefer To die in some other way, but suppose
tAis is MY destiny
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