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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
A Good Ganie nnt, u Mig Crowd

Sucn gathering Rs that which was bs,d
in tho Baso Ball Park Moaday ,rternoou
has rarely been seen In Charlostou. The peo.
pie began 10 arrive before o'olocs, aud long
before +. Nj. the grand stand, as well "a the
bsach ing boards, wac fall. The crowd over
flowed into the field; 1t filled all the extts
benches benches tn that tn ha1 been provided along the
spread along The encloaure until the four
sides OF the fence were fringed With hm-
manity. All Tho bsnohes that could be
secured were brought Into tha Park, but
tbtte were totally Insufficient TO uccomn1o.
date the ctoWd. Ladies sat on the grass and
On the g1onnd men climbed up on the plat.
foim on which tho huge bulletin board
10 erected ana took reserved seats on the
ps9ng rst the price
fence In The entrance, and viewed tho eame
thnrG%1ga f% inc craeka. ] The railing that fenoes
down by tho manager aud three or four rows
81 benches extended In front OF the stand
many persons were turned away rrom 'tSs, tSs,
g1LGmn9s, 1on G19ing ~ unable even to gail admls.
from 5000 to 10000 II Is OF course vi1 im%osy %ny
s stole 70 giVe gs 'he figures, but 1t may be men
$500. Persona can make their own calcuis. .
1t II was about tlneen minutes past O'Clock
on ihis OCCASION however, there eVM We're rGns: qs.
Colum bia," played by the Entaw band ann ana
each man was armed with O horse oannnn
TO their respective positions. It was near1v
O'CLOCK before the audience was seated ana
sullclent quiet had boen secured 10 warfant
Inc commencement OF the game JImnire
Brennan stepped ont to the diamond a faw
minutes before O'Clock, huttered q hand.
py an admlIer, and called the game, '''
kaPpel, who opened TOR Charleston wan,
10 gIlsl, put Sliman, who followed him.
sEoked thnnderg or applause. Powell got hia
!ifst on called balls, and Gilman, who had in
me lnGantlme stolen his third, ran home
Wnlle Powcil was stealing second, PoweII
actually stole ruh by sliding In underth
hit and was bronG ut In by Richmond and
Inc oredii iiipnf1rg M enoed with three runs to The
rIe"i; Snns T.; OF In one nome team. They made three
tors out until tho sixth Inning, when Wv, Sv
Dunchlng their hits they made three rnpS
me playing on both sides was excallant ona
iho game @, was heartily enj0, ed by The anu anu
alehce. Inc following is t6e score: 'N' ""'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Sho Oause oftt All.
(hf0Tl the Nelp York Yy,oos +,

"My dear children" said Deacon Rporo,
@ nis aoaicas 70 the Sunday Bonool, "sinos nv
lSsl WISH ! notice many now fsoes amnno
3Sn' nho II mis- my heart with 10y. Dan Won
Tell me, dear children, what 1t la that Rss
fSSSasea fSss h 5his growipg attendance what it Is
Sabbath school what 1t Ii thai" "'0' ~ 'ne
Know" interrupted an excited little INV
on tns iScnt row; .iSa the plonio season,S sS
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
AUGUSTA,

BUMHAK1s
Earned rhns-Charleston 8. AugustaO.
Two base hits-Augusta !.
Three beae h1ts--PoWell.
Total base hits-Charleston 8, Augusta s,
Left Oh bases-Charleston 6, Augusta 8.
van I.
strnck out-By Sullivan 8, Phillips 4, Man.
ming !.
First base on baIls-Charl eaton 4, Ausu,tao Q.
Double play-E Olaoher and Manning,
Halter htt-By Phillips J..
Passed ballE-McNey Is, Sutolif Q,
Time Of game One hour and ten minutes.
Umpire-BrennRn. N'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
AUGUSTA.

BUHMAHY,
and Warn or. ''A'o'toi' 5utolln
TOTAL baeo obits-Charleston 19. Auons,o q
Rescs e1S on D, Experimentation 4, Augusta g. %
stTunk konRRHlSnmond, omInIRH Wnsnnd, sntclin.
O. pare on balls-OT Warner /, Hoiacher
Psssen onetr ba1/yy bpaln1/yyAManning, HarbrIdge Toy.
Tlmo OF Game 80
Umpire-Brennan,
determined to win that Pennnnt.
oa1nVa aS1AVaAHNAH, July 5--tspeoisl.
one OF the tfHoosy fnos over Chattanooga to-day in
o"o VI tho hncst genes OF the B9aaom WY l"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
IM fIoura1ag,
(MOm tho Chicago Rambler.)

.,'l Wlsh, Mamie, on your way downtown
npnar onIs ntSinoon 1 yon'd stop somewhere aud
oIoeI some fSh for dinner Tonight" UYhnt
KIND Rhall get, mamme3" mBjaok bass 81
Sopfae' ohild; aieG't We In nouyning IS W
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Hurrah for the Gsovgiams1
(FSODl ybe Ne,Dbo,.., nb...

our esteemed contemporary, the Auvusta
Shfonto!e, is using tta utmost endeavora to
Pefsnaoe the Goorgians to raise their own
Bacop; put they seem determined 10 raisa
@otaoa nslead, durrah for the GeOrgiens
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Fire at Troy, N. Y, destroyed
property valued at S125, 000.
Missouri Baptist association is
holding its annual meeting at Mo-
berly.
Texas guarantees against Missis-
sippi, more especially Biloxi, on &C
count of yellow fever.
One of Ex-Mayor Bowman's sons
attempted to demolish the office of
the East St. Louis Gazette.
DR.. Salmon, the government veter-
marian, has made his report on pleu-
ro-pneumonia at Chicago.
The liquor manufacturers conven-
ton at Chicago passed a resolution
earnestly favoring temperance.
James G.. Blaine delivered protec-
ton speeches at Lewiston, Hunting.
ton and Altoona, Pa, yesterday.
Maj. o. H. Ernst has been trans.
ferred to Galveston, and will have
charge of river and harbor improve.
ments there.
A cage is one of the shafts of the
New York aqueduct fell a distance o.
fifty feet, killing n man and badly
injuring three others.
Six men attempted to cross The
river in q skiff at the foot of Miller
street at st. Louis yesterday. Foul
of them we're drowned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
WHAT o f 1T E A

From the proceedings of the Dem
ocratic convention on the 18th of July
we see that Ben Crump is the regu.
lar Democratic nominee for Consta.
BILE of Sailing township. Sam Cook
we notice, in his daily of yesterday
printed the following:
Jno. S. Scholten isa candidate for
Constable of Sailing township. Mr..
Scholten's friends endorse him as 8
reliable and capable business msr
and a square Democrat.
What can this mean? Will oul
contemporary please rise and explain!
1t is not surely being bought up by
.'Scholten."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The LEDGER at great expense fur
pishes it's readers every day with the
latest telegraph news. We do this
in order that the people Of Mexico
by taking a home paper may do with
out a st. Louis paper and still get all
the foreign news with the local news
thrown in for less than half the
money,
ABOUT the checklist thing on the
part of the high tariff barons is their
cry, whenever Democrats attempt tc
lower the war taxes, against ''tariff,
MISUNDERSTANDING indeed
They remind IS of a highwaymen who
would become indignant at resistance
from the man he was attempting tc
despoil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
YEAR 1886.
Take Collectors Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Tax
Book for the year of 1886 is now in my
hands ready for collection, andI will meet
the Taxpayers at the following places
on dates below mentioned, viz:
Culver Township--At Grange Hall,
Wednesday, Nov. 10. At Farber, Thurs
day, Nov. IL. At Vandalia, Wednesday
and Thursday, Dec. Sth and 9th.
Prairie Township-At Laddonia, FRI
day, Dec. 10.
Loutre Township--At Martinsburg,
Monday, Dec. 9th.
Sailing Township--At Sturgeon, j. NJ
Proctor's store, Wednesday, Dec. Is
At Centralia, at Bank of Centralia, Thurs.
day, Dec. l6. Ut. NELSON,
Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

If H editor of the InteVigencer is
through with our antecedents, he
should now hunt up John S. Schol.
tens" Ben Crump is the Demo.
cratic nominee for constable, and we
presume from the notice published
about Scholten in the Intelligence,
that he has a better pedigree thar
Curmp or that he bought the In
teHigencer's support. The latter, Of
course, is not to be thought of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

EVERY time a new and fresh mug
wump goes into the newspaper bust
ness in Mexico he begins to try to
prove that Bob White is not a Demo
crat. Several journalists, with more
brains in their little finger than the
present editor of Jul contemporary
has in his capacious Uranium, have
tried this matter from every stand
point and fizzled out. In the mean
time the LEDGER has increased its
patronage and strengthened its hold
On the hearts of the people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The EDITOR of the Intelligence,
ssys that 'if the Democratic party
should nominate an unworthy Demo.
crat he would promptly scratch him.
he then says she never scratched
ticket" Did he vote for Marina
duke? Did he not, in a most dis.
graceful manner, abuse Marmadnke
and say he was unworthy? Marina
duke was nominated How, then, are
we to reconcile the action and state
msnts of this great Judge Of whether
q man is o Democrat osfnots
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The daily Intelligencer abuses our
telegraph matter because it is losing
its subscribers. 1t goes SO far as to
make a false statement about it and
says it Is not telegraph matter" but
a rehash of associated press matter.
Every line of the matter is taken by
telegraph by A. N. Kellogg & Co.
of st. Louis, and put into plates for
S in country dailies. 1t is OF the
same date as the news in the morning
papers. of same day. Sour grapes,
Bro, Cook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The InteVigencer tried for yer six
years to make the people think it was
issuing a daily paper. The LEDGER,
in two months, proves that this was
a mistake. Let any man pick up the
two papers (and u contemporary is
much improved lately and say which
is a daily newspaper. This and
nothing else is the cause of the
s~ervile abuse being heaped upon the
T,EDGFR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
s. WHO DOIRTS 2,

The mathematical definition of a
straight line that CLAIMS to run the
Inteuigeaeer and spends his leisure
time in designating who are Demo-
Gratis and who are not, always making
those who think as he does ''life-
long Democrats" continues to cant
in a silly manner about u anteced-
ents, and wants to know "whe
doubts" that the editor of the LED
GER would run a Republican paper if
Audrain was a Republican county.
May we modestly ask "who
doubts but what he became a Dem
ocrat to get or ask for office?
"Who doubts" that he abuses Vest
because Vest did not vote for him
for revenue collector
"NNho doubts" but what he secret
ly wants to see the Democratic ticket
of Audrain county, or that portion of
it which does not suit his within, de-
feated?
who doubts" but what he would
openly favor a bolt if he dared?
'sWho doubts but what he is do
ing more to encourage trouble in the
party than he is to support the ticket?
'Who doubts" but what he has
got to have his own personal friends
O n the ticket before he will give it
his cordial support?
"Who doubts but what he favors
''ring rule" rather than the controll-
ing of nominations by the honest
yeomanry of the party
"Who doubts" that it is the editor
of the LEDGER, rather than his ante
cedents, who troubles the gentleman
and keeps his liver in shape for a
pad?
"Who doubts" but what he is
afraid to bolt, yet refuses to set
down on the boilers and support the
ticket?
"Who doubts" but what he would
ruin the party to advance the inter-
ests of himself or one of his bosses?
'sWho doubts" but what the Intel
lgencer was not paid for publishing
the following notice about "Scholten,"
when Ben Crump is the nominee:
"Jno. S. Scholten is a candidate
for constable of Sailing township.
Mr.. Scholten's friends endorse him
as a reliable and capable business
man and a square Democrat"
"Who doubts a journalists purity,
&C., who, for less than q dollar, will
publish the above notice about a man
who never had any antecedents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The successful newspaper of to-
day and Of the future, is the public
journal that trusts the intelligence of
newspaper readers !; that avoids fool
ish controversy; that gives all the
news in the freshest and most reliable
shape that stamps integrity in every
column of its pages, and that advan-
ces with the matchless progress of the
best civilization and the best govern
ment of the earhG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

OUR FRIEND of the Intelligencer by
continuing to refer to the antecedents
of the editor of the LEDGER may
want to prove that he is not an arts.
tocrat. We are aware that not to be
an aristocrat is a great sin in some
peoples eyes. We trust the editor
of our contemporary makes up in
blood what he lacks in sense.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The EDITOR of the InteNigencer
need not have gone to the trouble to
prove his Democracy by stating that
he never scratched a ticket. No one
Gus him of not being o Demo
crat. His enthusiastic support of
the ticket this year would do away
with any such doubts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
HUTTON AND
Enthusiasm Aroused by Coed Speeches
In the Seventh District.

MONTGOMERY Cry, No., Oct. 16.-
This has been a grand day for the
Democracy of Montgomery county.
The campaign of the Seventh con-
gressional district was, by previous
announcement, formally opened to-
day. Col. John +. Hutton, the Dem
ocratic nominee for congress, and
Hon. G. Pitman Smith, recently of
st. Louis, were advertised by the
state committee to speak at Middle
town at / o'clock in the afternoon.
Long before noon the people Of the
surrounding country had gathered in
town, and the speakers were greeted
with as fine and anxious an audience
as we have had in Middletown for
many a long day.
Col. Hutton opened the speaking
and for nearly two hours held the
audience with one of the most for
chile and mastery efforts of his life.
He started out with the proposition
that all citizens are interested in hav-
ing good economic government and
after a brief discussion of what con-
stituted good government he took up
the question of what is the real,
marked difference between the Re-
publican and the Democratic parties.
This difference, he declared to be as
radical and important to the people
of this country as at any previous
time in the history of government.
He proceeded to show that the whole
legislation and administration of the
Republican party has been towards a
Capitalization of all power in the fed
eral government at Washington, and
towards a latitudinarian construction
of the constitution.
He then declared the Democratic
party to be forever opposed to CEN
~tralization and to favor a strict con-
%struction of the constitution, and he
paid a glowing tribute to the faithful
ness and determination with which
the Democracy and her leaders had
stood by the teachings of Thomas
Jefferson and the principles of the
constitution of our forefathers. Col.
Hutton then took up the administra-
ton of President Cleveland and de-
monstrated by facts and figures how
the promises made to the people had
been performed as they had not
been performed by any administra-
ton for forty years. He discussed
the legislation of congress, the re-
forms instituted in the various de.
partments by Mr.. Cleveland's secreta'
ries and then gave an account of his
own stewardship.
At night Col. Hutton and Champ
Clark of Pike, addressed large crowd
at Montgomery City. The opera house
was crowded to it's utmost capacity
Col. Hutton again discussed the ma
tional issues, and in a speech of over
an hour did himself and his party
great honor. Champ Clark followed
in such a speech as only he can make.
For an hour and a half he kept his
audience up to the highest pitch Of
interest and excitement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The Democrats have q different
kind of opposition this year. A new
element is trying to force itself into
the politics of this county. Watch
for all kinds of dark-lantern and night
work. Be prepared to crush out in
a moment any Shiny, snaky under
handed movement that may be sprung
by men you should expect to be your
friends
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

THE EDIro of the Inteligencer has
paused for q few moments in his in.
situations about some of the antece.
dents Of the LEDGER being Republi
cans to prove up his own record, sc
to speak. He says he never scratch
ed a ticket. That's good. Now let
him prove that neta single one of hi
antecedents was q Republican ant
then ne can go on with his silly how
about Albert White being a Republi
car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

THE ALL-wIsE hteNigencer, which
may judge other people by itself, is
continually talking about what the
editor Of the LEDGER would have
done if he had been running a news.
paper in Warren county, and if this
and if that. May we be allowed to
ask 'if' the editor of the HteIigen.
Ger would abuse Vest as he does eff
Vest had voted for him for revenue
collector?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

THE editor of our contemporary is
a great % man. He cannot run the
Democratic party of Audrain the size
it is now so he is going to expose
and put out all who don't suit him.
He will be simmer than he is now
before he gets the politics of Audrair
fixed up to suit him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The DIT of the InteNigencer says
that ''since 1874 he has not scratched
a ticket" May we not ask him if
during that entire time he has not
either been a candidate for office or
held an office or supported some
member of bis family for office?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The EDITOR of the LnteAigencer is
still harping about antecedents. We
were brought up to think that every
tub stood on it's own bottom and that
a tree should be known by its fruits,
but let him print his pedigree and if
he is eligible to the Herd Book he
should cut his ears off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

To LIVE on your W convictions
against the world is to overcome the
world. To believe that what is truest
in you is true for all /; to abide by that
and not be over-anxious to be heard
or understood or sympathized with,
certain that at last all must acknowl-
edge the same, and that while you
stand firm the world will come round
to you-that is independence. TIC
enter into the world, and there live
firmly and fearlessly according to
your own conscience-that is Chris
tian greatness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

Or the babies born in the White
House, not one appears to have gone
there to live in its maturity. The
babies destined to live in the White
House In their later years are born
in cabins, cottages, or houses of
modest dimensions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

REPUBLICANS should notice that
their convention left the position OF
Representative vacant ito be filled
by the Republican Central Commit
tee" AS a matter of fact, a few ex.
Democratic politicians are working
by day and by night to find a man
acceptable to their junta of less than
a dozen to fill the place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The LEDGER is making arrange
ments to publish in its daily a complete
directory of every business and bust
ness man III Mexico. Our charges will
be reasonable and we trust every bust
ness man in Mexico will assist US IN
making the enterprise a success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

SToP YOUR st. Louis dailies and
take the Evening LEDGER. You get
all the telegraph news Of Importance,
the local news and sixteen columns
Of good miscellaneous reading all for
less than one-half the st. Louis pa
pers cost you. P~atronize home in
stitutions especially when it pays
ypu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
What Will Surely Do 1t.

Ones hair begins to fall out from
many causes. The important ques-
ton is: What is sure 10 make it
grow in again? According to the
testimony of thousands, Parker's
Hair Balsam will do it. 1t quickly
covers bald spots, restores the origi-
nal color when the hair is gray or
faded, eradicates dandruff, and causes
the scalp to feel cool and well. 1t is
not a dye not greasy, highly perfum-
ed, safe. Never dlsappoints those
who require a nice, reliable dressing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

W. 0. FoRRrsT says he will not be
a candidate for representative under
any circumstances or on any plat
form. The judge has his practice to
attend to and does not propose to be
used as a stool-pigeon by a few dis
appointed politicians.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The EDITOR of the Mteltigencer has
made the statement in print that he
never scratched q ticket. He should
now favor the public with a history
of his s'antecedents." Let him state
that not one of them was a Republi,
can and we will forgive him. That's
what he requires of other people.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

WHENEVER our contemporary finds
nothing else 10 vent his spleen on it
goes into the grave yard and ghoul-
like digs up the bones of a mans
a~ntecedants to find what their poll.
tics were. We always thought the
InteHigencer must have a circulation
in the cemeteries. We knew it was
not published for people now on
earth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

If THE editor of the hteHigeneer
will call on Albert White he can
learn all about the politics of the
antecedents of the editor Of the
LEDGER. We never gave it thought
enough to ask. We are sure he will
look in vain if he expects to find any
mugwumps or convention boilers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

STRAYED-A light bay mare, about
Is hands high, small star in forehead,
little white on both hind feet, from
my farm, about II miles north of
Mexico and Il miles from Long
Branch post Office. Reward for sny
information that will lead to the re-
covery of the animal.
j. Z. SHARP. Younes Greek.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

THE editor of the hteUigencer is
always talking about Democracy for
revenue. He ought to know all about
it. He has either held an office OF
tried to hold one most of the time
ever since he was a voter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

A FEW politicians claim that in
twenty-four hours they can turn the
politics of the county upside down.
Let them try it. Dark-lantern meet
ings and night riding won't work in
Audrarn county. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

The United States of America have
no costly standing armies, as have
the absurd and qu~arrelsome Europeans
but there is an excessively costly
high tariff over here that is quite ex-
! pensive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, on Oct. Is, 1884, /, James
w Z. Lupe and Martha A. Lupe. his
wife, made a deed to G., w. Baker,
trustee, recorded in book V, page 40S, Of
trust records of Audrain county, Mo-,
to secure the payment of certain notes
therein described, by which they con-
veyed the following described real
estate, situate, lying and being in the
county of Audrain and State of Mis-
souri,, to-wit: The southeast quarter Of
section twenty-one (2l), containing one
hundred and sixty-five QG5l, and six
teen one hundredth (l6-l00) acres, and
the west half of the southwest quarter
of section twenty-five (22), containing
e~ishty-two (S2) and sixty-one hundredth
(60-l00) acres, all in township fifty-one
(5l), range eight (s), west. And, where.
as, said notes are unpaid and due; INC
whereas said trustee refuses to act.
Now, therefore, i, John w. Atchiso on,
Sheriff Of Audrain county, Mo-, at the
request Of the holder of said notes, will,
on
Saturday, Nov. Is, 1856,
between the hours OF 8 O'Clock @. M.
and 4 O'Clock p. m. of that day, at the
east front door of the court house In
the city of Mexico, county of Audrain,
State of Missouri, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, said land to pay said
notes, interest and costs.
JOHN w. ATCHISON,
2S-tds Sheriff Of Audrain Co., Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21

IT HAS finally been determined by
the nephews of Mr.. Tilden to enter
upon a contest of the dead states
mans will. If there was one man in
the country who was believed to
possess the faculty of drawing a will
that would be a proof against lawyers
that man was S. J.. Tllden. 1t re-
mains to be seen how near he ap.
preached the idea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-10-21
Saturday, Nov. 10, 1886.
Adminiafrafar,S Malice.

T HAVE this day taken charge OF the
i estate Of Sarah K. Thomas, deceased,
for the purpose of administering the
same.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
for allowance to the administrator with
in one year after the date, or they may
be precluded from any benefit of such
estate, and il such claims be not exhib-
tied within two year from this date
they will be forever barred.
This 18th day of Oct, 1886.
WARREN Il. MCINTYRE,
2S-4t Pub. Ad. Audrain Co., Mo.