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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-08-22

One of the most curious cases on
record is that of q man in Memphis
who can't live without Il noise. 81
lence nearly dement's him. His mania
at one time was rather expensive, as
he was constantly travelling ON steam
boats. going into sawmills. visiting
boiler repairing shops and the like.
But his friends will be pleased to hear
that he is on the point OF getting mar
ried. and will stay ut home from now
on..-.NcmyhiS (I;An.) Ar"'"nchc.
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p-.nks Of q Peer.

,..-a used to tell me about the
AylesIon ,ayed on a bashful parscn
prsnks ne ~ r. Tor a month or so ct
pp.nsJtineton during his 1a am . Az:
Fsc. .ays he travelled all the way dcwn
Joe say and spent one whoie a1te,-
to Loh purockiny about St. Johns woods
noon kno' t;nI woman who would
trying , :; II his little joke. Finally he
aid n.m an aged damsel of easy virtue:
bit nPo aar r Of ignominy was stamped
whose carv feature. He instructed her
' upU" to o act in the part she was to pla;:
~ no" ,,r :. her rich plum II she
a t,1.2 the role well. Then he hurried
lllleu - ~ Packington the same evening:
back -, noxt morning the family and
Inc no there were nearly dozen
gaes'' a. the time-had just finished
tne. cptast and entered the drawing
Oress ,shen the servant announced that
room , ~. a lady below who wished to
t to- Rev. Mr.. "A lady to see me-"
Sc ssem nm, the young parson. 1T ca
s'al n..,t bc-therc must be some
ea.va ate Wh-wh-what does she wantp
w w1s's ~h.what's her name? Who is
XusWU-"s
she?" ,. - ,.o,, ,,,...
-. P" replicd the servant, land when
| told her you were she seemed terri
III ,1 excited. Say want to see him,
ND immediately she said. 'Who
s ah.ll I sayP' I asked her. and she re-
Lied: TELL him it's Marian-he'll
- I'm his wife.
A. this there was CONSERVATION
.monp the company. Joe's sister,
rho seemed to have taken y great lik-
mo to the young parson, said: ''Your
r7e! OMr. -, I thought you were
$3.50 am. There must be some
m.m.mistake. Mummy wife! NM
M.rian! don't know her. She must
~ lunatic. w-w-won't see her."
.Oh. YES, you had better see her."
,sid Lord Aylesford. "Graham, ask
the lady to step up
The little fellow was frightfully dis
tressed. and when the door opened and
the terrible harridan, all paint, frills,
and Aummery, appeared, he actually
,hrieked in dismay. ''She's l-l-luna-
tic" he cried frantically.
'Ill lunatic you" said the old witch,
approaching him. you'll run away
from me, viii you, and leaving the
Door children starving?" And as she
got closer to the poor parson she as
sumed pathetic tone and said, "Oh,
Percivsl; Percy, dear, the little ones
uk me every day, Mamma, where's
paps-will he never come back?' Have
you no heart? I've searched for you
Everywhere" 1t was getting warm
there Just then. The young curate
looked as II he were going to have an
apoplectic fit. The company divided
il opinion. One half resolved that the
psrson was an arrant knave and the
other thought the woman was q mani
.e The earl said TO the claimant:
20 home, my good woman, and take
ny word for it, your husband will fol-
low you this very morning." Joe
whispered to her, &C.," and the ven-
cradle bag departed with the remark:
"You had better come home to your
brats. I've found you once. and I'll
fnd you again if you don't. So re-
Aylesford says that the sutterings of
the poor fellow were so terrible that he
S!oe) already repented Of his joke.
!hs parson left Packington that very
ny, and the same opinion, perhaps,
al prevails about the young man.
Some say he is sly and wicked, while
others declare the woman was q mani
s-London Cor. Philadelphia Times.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-08-22

Ne iucrn usn nl'croscop,st detected in
iaary nss of silver coins in Or
Nd bac III; bacteria in active motion
efted tho. ~ great numbers. 1t is as
agous dis .nese active agents of con-
eund on 's 81; may probably he
lany Year., al coins in current use.
England wss ago the old copper coins in
pssct. we're found to convey the itch
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|taads At ~ apples are sold on London
iron. = to /: cents each.
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,hipmunks cleared out by "Rough on Rats" 1sc.
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Deposits received subject to check or demand. Al
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ton.
"A full line Of Fire Insurance Companies. Poll
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
Serious Family Feud.

STURGEON, Mo-, March 2O.-Quite
an interest trial was had before JUS
tice Geo. w. Holloway at Canada's
School House, Audrain county, two
miles north of Sturgeon, last Satur-
day. F. G. Harris was charged with
shooting at his motherin-law, Mrs.
NJ. A. Palmer, widow of the late L.
Palmer, the great short-horn cattle
king. Harris came here from New
York a few years ago and married
Miss Palmer about 16 months since.
The Palmers had considerable land,
money and stock, and a short time
ago the estate was divided. Young
Harris got the old home place, while
Mrs. Palmer, the widow, taking a
child's part instead of a dover, got
an adjoining tract. They soon fell
out about a division fence, and one
day last week Mrs. Palmer was at
Harris when a difficulty occurred,
during which Harris fired off his
pistol in the room where they were
at and so near Mrs. Palmer's head
as to powder-burn her face, it is
said. Harris was arrested, but
claimed that he fred the pistol for the
purpose of frightening Mrs. P. and
not with the intention of committing
great bodily harm. It is needless to
say that Mrs. P. was bsaily frighten'
ed. and'it said that she is now ever
afraid to stay at home. Harris was
bound over in the sum of $500 tt
keep the peace for three months
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas B
Buckner, of Audrain and NJ. M. Jes
see, of Sturgeon, prosecuted and o
Hit, of Mexico, defended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
OF Interest to the Public.

You have noticed through the pa
pers that l have inaugurated a sac
rifice reduction sale of watches, dia-
monds, jewelry, solid and plated sill
yer ware. By this sale l have two
objects in view, one is to benefit the
public in bringing prices down to
suit the times, Of which most all
have felt, and the other is that my
stock is too large for the demand at
this season of the year, and am de-
termined to reduce it, if possible. My
reputation, l think. for fair dealing
has already been established, and I
will pledge myself to maintain it and
not allow any misunderstanding to
take place in regard to price or quail
ity of goods. Very truly,
J, NJ. POLLARD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
FROST AND TOMLINSON
Settle Their Tie To-Day by q Primary
Before the Democrats Let
Every Democrat Vote.

The new Central City Democratic
Committee met at Geo. Robertson's
Office last Friday to devise some
means for the two Democratic candi-
dates for recorder to settle their tie.
George Robertson was made chair
man, b. F. Dobyns, secretary and
IL A. ricketts,, Treasurer. Members
of the committee present were: 1st
ward, Algernon S. Houston and
Geo. Robertson; I'd ward, D. w.
Campbell, T. t. Torreyson; Sd ward,
j. W. Mason, w. B. McIntire; 4th
ward, A. D. Jackson proxy for W
W. Fry, B. F. Dobyns; 5th ward,
Jacob Ruloff, DIR. T. P. Rothwell;
9th ward, H. A. Ricketts,, J. NJ.
Coons.
The following Democratic primary
was agreed upon almost unanimous
ly.
list. That a primary election be
held to select q Democratic candi-
date for Recorder at the sheriff's Of
flee In the court house in the city of
Mexico on the I'd day of April, 1885,
between the hours of s. a. m. and
Z p. m. of said day.
I'd. That there be three Judges
and two clerks of said election. That
the judges shall have a ballot box
and shall receive the ballots of voters
quaifiedto vote at said election and
shall mark the number of each bal
lot thereon which number shall be
entered opposite the name of the vo-
ter voting such ballot, on the poll
books, to be kept by the clerks, and
each clerk shall keep his poll book.
Sd. That at the close of the polls
the judges shall proceed to call out
the ballots for such person voted fol-
and so continue till they ascertain
the number of votes cast for each,
and the person having the highest
number Of votes cast shall be de.
clared the Democratic nominee fol
the office of City Recorder.
4th. That the rule of qualitica.
ton for voters at such election is
that each voter shall be a Democrat
who Gf he voted at all,) voted the
Democratic electoral ticket at the
presidential election, 1884, and WI
support the Democratic nominee:
on the Democratic city ticket at the
approaching city election.
The following judges were ap
pointed: VIM. Stuart, Logan Nun
day, Rufus Hisey. Alternate judges
j. NJ. Coons, D. W. Summer, A. c
Hit, Clerks: II. G.. Smith, F. Y
Gentry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
ssSplendid

The Mexico LEDGER is to be COM
plimented or its enterprise in giving
to its many readers a splendid cut of
Hon. John E. Hutton, member of
congress from the Seventh Missouri
district. Bob is one of the most sue
cessful newspaper men in the state
and his paper is eagerly sought as an
exchange by all the leading journals
of the country. It's sweet for breth-
rem to dwell together in unity, and
this unmistakable evidence of a de-
sire to pay a high compliment to a
brother in the cause is an evidence OF
the sincere friendship of the two
worthy editors. The newspaper fra.
ternity has just cause to be proud Of
such men.-Moberly Monitor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
Mexico Foundry.

We made q pleasant visit to the
iron foundry this week and found
Mr.. Csrberry had just finished some
most excellent columns and stills for
a new building at Rush Hill. The
work was as good as could be- done
anywhere. Mr.. Carberry is u good
workman and q deserving business
mar. The foundry is q great accom-
mediation to people who need q cast
ing in a hurry. If We keep it We
must patronize it. All the iron wori
for the new buildings to be built il
Mexico this spring should be cast ii
Mexico. Patronize home industr,
and we win thrive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
LADDONIA LACONICS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoN1A, March 3O.-The build
ing boom has commenced in Laddo-
MIA and promises to continue during
the coming summer. Mr.. ". W.
Moore is building a two-story resi-
dence. Mr.. Wommack has repainted
his dwelling. DR.. Browns dwelling
is nearly completed.
A Mrs. P%endleton, living east Of
town. died yesterday, leaving q hus
band and a little three-year-old babe.
The sick in the town are all i'm
proving. Several s Of measles,
but none dangerous.
Revs. McMurray and Colby are
holding a protracted meeting here.
At the skating rink last Saturday
the prize was awarded to Stella Will
son as the best girl skater under IA
years old. The drama, Enoch Arden,
followed by the amusing farce, 1.-THE
Prosecuted Dutchman," will be
played at Stevens & Mitchell's hall
on the 3rd of April. All should at.
tend and spend a pleasant evening
and by doing so aid the band with
q small mite Of money. A good
band adds much life to a town, and
oil should feel an interest in its sue
cess.
Our town opens calm and peaceful
this morning after the past exciting
week. We fear Laddonia is, IN som,
degree, learning to be like some theI
towns, a little given to gossiping. w
have noticed signs of 1t in both gen
tlemen and ladies of late, and VI
would gently hint that it is q habi
that will grow faster than any other
if INDUCED in. For the benefit o
some we will just hint. SIS a hint t.
the wise is sufficient" that the fol
lowing rules are safe to follow: 4
certain amount Of dignity is Away
commendable. Too much familiart
is disgusting to sensible people. Ca
everybody by their proper names, es
pecially SO outside of your own fan
lily. Never say, in speaking of Others
old John, or old jim. or old Jack, {
old Sal, but Mr. Jones. or Brown, {
Smith, or Mrs. Sn-and-so. By oil
serving these simple rules, muc
trouble would be avoided, aud it
that ~politeness due one from anothe
WI don't charge anything for Il
e above, but give it free gratis, hopir
! it will save trouble.
ANNIE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
Seed potatoes at R. G.. Pauls.
Good Sound Preaching.


The minister of a fashionable
church in Harrisburg, whpwas being
continually Interrupted by the vio-
lent coughing of one of his flock,
stopped suddenly in the midst of his
sermon and requested the ,congrega-
ton to take up a COLLECTION for the
purpose of supplying the noisy
brother with a bottle of Red Star
Cough Cure. This newly-discovered
anti-narcotic remedy is becoming ex.
tremely popular on account of its
wonderful efficacy. Postmaster Ad'
reon, of Baltimore, endorses it high.
~, and the commissioner of Health
of the same city certifes officially
that it is a most valuable and effec'
| tive discovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02

Miss Charlotte Thompson, Ameri-
cas- favorite actress, supported by
Mr.. c. G.. Craig and a superb CON-
pany Of artists of recognized ability,
Will appear at opera house in this city
Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee, April Sd and 4th.
This attraction ranks among the hes,
in America and deserves . big house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
I'D. G.. K, the Boss

D. G. Knoderer can be found un.
der the LEDeER Office, in basement.
one of tho neatest and best arranged
rooms in the city, for the manufae-
turing Of ladies and Gents fine
shoes. He warrants all his work to
give entire satisfaction. Repairing
done neat, quick. and cheap. Give
him a call and you will be convinced
that he is the old ID. G. K. the
boss" 49-1m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
Gibbs. Wallace.

Married, at the residence of the
brides father, last week, by G.. w.
Penn, F.. L.. Gibbs, of Audrain, and
Miss Sallie Wallace, of Galloway.
Attendants: C. r. Gibbs and Miss
Mamie Wallace, Robert Wallace and
Miss Stella Harris.
The happy couple, we are glad to
know, will reside in Audrain. They
have rented Mr.. Abe Hits farm and
will at once settle down. The groom
is u of Audrain's most steady boys
and is q brother of Renfro Gibbs, oil
Dobyns & Gibbs. The LEDGER ex,
| fends CONGRATULATIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
Fresh Fish at r. G. Paul's.
The editor of the paper who urg

The editor of the paper who urges
upon the community the practice
of patronizing home institutions and
merchants SO long as equal satisfac
ton can be given, feels very much
fattered when he drops into his
home stores and ices piles of printed
stationery procured from foreign es-
Establishments. And a class of print
ing hat is not as good but fully as
high-priced when he express is add
ed) as the home printer would ever
think of asking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02

now you IKE our he" tyPe.
If Geo. Magorian, Of Fulton, amt
a hummer.
If Secretary Whitney has found
our navy yet.
Who can beat Graham taking a
good picture.
If Mexico will not have q fine gnn
club this season.
A happier man than Pete Bedell.
He is q grandpa.
If there is really a haunted house
in West Mexico.
II Mother Hubbard dresses will be
popular this spring.
If any one got fooled by collecting
old accounts on the first.
Why the crusading ladies did not
call at all the saloons to pray.
If our friend j. M. Pollard did not
suffer from a good April fool.
That a new divorce suit is to be
entered on the docket shortly.
What some people would talk
about If the weather did not change.
If any one doubts that Cleveland is
president in every ems of the word.
How a fairer plan could have been
devised to settle the tie for recorder.
What family in Mexico Is governed
by the "Marquis Of Queensberry''
rules.
What young lady wants to know II
the LEDGER office has meals at all
hours.
Why, when people write personal
communications to offend, they do
not sign their name.
Who the young lady was that said
she thought her toes were coming Oh
at the mourner's bench.
If some people yer find out there
is a newspaper in town until they get
into trouble or want a favor.
If a patriot is not a man who new
err held an Office and a politician a
man who never was a patriot.
If a certain young man from Mex
leo didn't make a ''brave soldier Of
a recent masquerade skating at Col
umbia.
Why some stern-wheel newspape
don't howl at Governor Marmaduk'
because they don't send for Franz
James up North.
If Daniel Armistead had not bette
call at the LEDGER Office and get th
letter be wrote to Miss Sc
and also her reply.
That if a paper gives the new
YOU call it sensational. If it don
give the news you don't call it at al
Call the LEDGER, please.
! If Mexico won't be the mode
moral town if all the boys will site
to the text, and we are sure they wi
try, and if they try right they wi
: succeed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
They Need Spanking.


There are a few young men in and
around Mexico, and we are glad to
know there are but few, who remind
US of the following. We suppose 1t
is poetry.
I'm a Buzzard from the Brazos, on a tear;
Hear me foot
I'm a litter of the flowing locks of hair;
Hear me boot,
In a Racker from the Rockies,
And of all the town the talk is,
Hes a Pirate Of che Psmpas.
Those who love me call me Little Dynamite,
I'm a pet.
I'm a walking. stalking Terror of the Night,
BY my nickel plated teasers
Many a rusty-featured Greaser's
Sun has set.
Sometimes I strike an unprotected town.
Paint it red.
Choke the sheriff. turn the marshal upside down
On HIS head.
Call for drinks for all the party,
And il chinEed BY any smarty,
Pay in lead.
I'm a eayote Of the Sunset, Prairie Dude"
Hear my Zip!
In the company of gentlemen I'm rude
Down in front Remove that Niger,
Or I'll perforate his figure !
l am fly, | am Fighter, am flip!
They get a drink of bad whiskey
and then think they are drunk and
must paint the town with three or
four coats of carmine. They should
he taken down cited if necessary
and partially denuded. They should
then be given q good dose with a
clapboard of what their mothers were
wont to give them with a slipper.
Democratic Nominating Convention.
The city convention last Thursday
night, as intimated in last weeks
LEDGER, nominated r. Fl. Fowler for
mayor, S. W. Buckley for city attor'
ney. Joseph Murray for marshal and
tied on Frost and Tomlinson for
recorder. The recorder matter was
referred to the new committee and
will be settled to-day by a primary,
which we have explained elsewhere in
this issue. The ticket (no matter
which gentleman is nominated fol
recorder) is a good and strong ONE
and we presume there will be no OPP
position. If there is it will amount
to nothing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02

R. c. Pate, of st. Louis, last week
gave James Robinson, the champion
bareback rider, $50, 900 for his farm
in st. Louis county, which he bought
of Col. Black, of Audrain. 1t is one
of the finest pieces of property in the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
ADp0intiye Offices.

Among those spoken of for ap'
pointive offices by the council, we
hear of the following:
Night Police.-Josh Bunton, Joe
Pratt, VIM. Traver. Jim Marshall
Bob Kemp, Bob Muir.
For Sexton.-S. Roberts, P. T
Kelly, Major III. c. Carson.
For Street Commissioner.-Andy
Surber, 81 Winscott, NJ. A. Thomas
| J.. Cowen,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02

Mr.. Geo. Robertson, a prominent
attorney of Mexico, was here last
Friday. He was the attorney for w
o. johnson in the Goldsby and John
son Injunction case before tue county
CONFEDERATION Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
GRANT DYING.

This morning in answer to a tele-
gram from us to Chicago asking about
Zen. Grant, we received the reply
that at 1880 to-day he was just alive
and expected to die at any time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02
For Sexton.

By the request of my friends my
name will be presented before the
honorable body of the city council
for Sexton of the Mexico Cemetery.
I have been in Mexico 3 1-2 years
and AN well-known here, and If ap-
pointed to that office I will discharge
my duty to the best of my ability.
Yours truly, S. ROBERTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02

Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from C. F. Yerger.
You win save money HI keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for pruduce. IS #
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-02

The LEDGER has just purchased a
full line of new type for advertising.
1t is very attractive. We believe in
being faithful to our advertisers. We
are as much interested in their work
being successful as they are. Patron
ize those who advertise.