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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11
CHAPTER yXII.

III " III
With the opcning year Norris took his
place at the desk in tho establishment OF
Evericigh & glnidsf, hgt he found 1t hard
to settle his thoughts upon his work
he had heard the raInor which nad
reached Althea, Of that nearsatl 4 we'd
ding+dag. HIS u.as helpless To avert 1t. ye'
his blood. bel3ed when ne saw . certain weai
satisfied smile which Ingot wore IN thoss
DAYS
The latter was NOT n duty taas Hrs
week. There YVES o substitute IN his place'
but he d~roppedinto tho bank for an HOUR o.
so each day. generally near tho tirlo fol
closing. when he wculd leave Id LYMAN
company, presumably Ia dire With his pc
trothe1, and SPEND the evening II tfeIigE
Of her srigss,
Norris felt. anfcasenaAsy EaaN9a, tha
tic sgresraeIest uaiy came ~ 8sa3sns has 81
uuupsa before hzas. tRa tisrasaA asi ssHas4 ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11
To th- Men ii Aud,a ain C.uny,

We are doing a lively business in
he way of writing Life Insurance
in the Connecticut Mutual of Hart
lord.
We want to insure you all. but
we do not want your money, note
or due bin until policy is issued and
submitted for your inspection and
found by you to be, in all respects,
the thing you contracted for.
d & If KILGoRE & HOWELL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11

bank, steaitE1y, watched by the book keep
er, watched also By thst coHfreyT of tho
burglar. Stone, whom hs had seen at
Maloney's, Red Tom.
At least, his u-pprphensions for the banks
safety were lGlied. There were lynx eyes
upon IL besides his own. lngot would pro-
tect it from the fool tlc was employing for
his own puTPoses-purposes which Norris
could but family siladow-but which would
q their climax when the wedding bells
rung.
Lynx eyes Eefe en- tho bank. Scarcely
ten feet away from him, separated by the
thickness Of o partition wall, was q watcher
u-psuspected by the other three, who had
-a.and heard all that Norris saw and
IN 49, knew in addition of his neigh
almost says. Yet no prescience warned
req murdef -.~ claimed thar,
as fit for the
piace as AwaaAssMWe consider
the aboyt day of the Sa= Nd, intena@
aol-s feFhidding. Flurries We're
eD6Srno on a cutting blast. tlAs2dUfaeuts
vere sheeted with ice, enc would thinl;
that few pedestrians we4tid DO ontswhosc
business was not of the most urgent char.
acter, yet Miss Everleigh choso that day fol
= walking into the bank 10 plain street cos
eume, turred and vailed as the weather de
xnandea.
She bowed distantly TO Ingot, spoke I
Igreeting 70 Lyman Ckisder, and had he
5kfnf on tho timer door when the latter in
eterpesea:
aYoar father has gone home. Miss Ever
leigh. Il is after his hour fer leavfng.H
sThen can / speak o word to you'll SD
asked, passing On into the private roof
- where he followed her, waiting In silenc
for her 10 make her GRAND known, but fo
some reassa 1t was hard for the lady to b
On.
She took eli her vail, reFeaIing her fac
very pa.e. paier than he had erer seen
= with the dark eyes holding soma iutens
"a feeling as they were raised ID his. Lyman
Nheart beat quiesefi but he kept hiulse
A-cc9EdSaEd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11
Two Fires For Columbia, nc

COLUMBIA, MO, April Sire
broke out about $50 last night i'll
the row of buildings on Broadway
between Seventh and Guitar streets,
occupied by colored people as gro
GERS, lunch houses and barber shops,
and the entire row was consumed.
4 favorable wind saved the more
valuable property in the neighbor-
hood. The total loss amounts to
about $1,000, with light insurance.
At the same hour the recently
improved mill known as Rock
bridge mill, six miles south OF
town, was totally destroyed by fire
1t was being converted into a dis
,illery. machinery having been put
in with the prospect of commene,
ing work next week. The total
loss was $1,000. No insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11
Rueki rs Arm en- SaIye

The best salve in the world foi
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, Chiblalns, Corns, and all
skin e%ruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by J
F. Llewellyn. If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11

Mr.. A. T. Fields. one of the
leading merchants of Colfax, Iowa.
says that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best cough prepare.
ton he ever used and recommends
it to all without hesitation. Sod
by G. E. Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11
UNDER A CLOUD
CLEARING HIMSELF.
The Thrilling and Absorbing Story
OF q Great Crime.
ny dENw DayIs DURTON,
AUTHoE OF Her LIFE's SECRET" y
OTuEG STORIES.
CHAPTER N-coErENrEp.

Copgri1ht-d, 1885. 1y re A. y. Kellogg NssCgBgpzr
C9ms4ag- Ill Rights Rss4Fcc3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11

The name If jane Vie, # M.
Creole, was by mistake unitt.,
from the list of those who made
good guesses on the LEDGER prize
His guess was 2535
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11
OUR LITTLE SON.,

Four years old. afflicted with 3 painful skin
disease. Six doctors tried to cure him (;
all failed. Got worse and worse. Com
pleteiy cured by one set of Cuticura
Remedies, costing SI.s5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-04-11

"Fudsa, my dear boFi You'll both get
over it. You,vebeen doing too much night
work OF late. it tells On yoTir temper. Better
give Il up for awhile. Tcli Carol III be
around as USUAL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
PAsroR rrcAs, IrBE1 SUR.
The Jury CouIdn't Agree on . Verdict.
Mr. Yorkhesser's Statement.


TRENTON, March The jury in the case OF
NJ IRIS G. Workheiser, Charged with SANDER
sn- Elijah Lucas. pastor Of the First Baptist
church, came into court with notification to
the curt that after celebrating all night they
w.Te sti.l unable TO agree
Judge Stewart, however, said he thought
they ought - be able To reach decision, and
ordered them to be locked up again.
The trial has been in progress for nearly
two weeks, and during that time has been the
sensation Of the town. Every day the court
room was crowded with people connected with
the church, and at the end of each days pro-
ceedings girls and inatrons have ranged them
selves along the court aisle in a double column,
through which the minister has had to pass,
receiving their hand shaking and good wishes.
The defendant, Workheiser, was formerly
president Of the school board, and he at
tempted TO justify the alleged libel by prov
ing a number of indiscretions ON the part Of
the Rev. Mr. Lucas.
The last of Mr.. Workheisel's written ac-
cusations were that the pastor was "a doer
OF disgusting acts" a ''sanctimonious hypo-
critic and "a child OF the father of lies"
1t was Mr.. Workheiser's attempt to prove
the truth of his charges that prolonged the
Fial.
The jury, it is believed, are hopelessly di-
vided, and IN case of their discharge the case
viii probably be dropped
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

NEW YORK. Feb. s6.-FLOCR = Quiet, but
steady; city mill extra. IS. e0G5S5 for West In
dies; Minnesota extra, Ss.25G6.90; superfine,
81 20; fine 81 I503.o0
WHEAT-Quiet; receipts, 1i01 bushels; ship
ments, none. No. red state $i.09GI los; No ?
do. 9054c.: No. ? red wiater, March, ss7kc-: do
April s91xc.; do. May. Si.00l4: do, june, sIOOsk.
CORN-Steady; receipts. O5,S bushels; ship
ments. g. IL bushels: No mixed. 443<c. cash;
do, March. zs5sc.; do. April. SIG; do. May,
$3.50.
OATS Steady: receipts. $4,000 bushels; ship
menEs- $50 bushels: No. white state. ssc.; No
do SHE. No. mixed. Marcia size; do, May
31SSc.
RYE-Dull: barley. quiet: No. / Canada, Soc
P0RK-DnlI: new mess, S12.50g l2T5
LARD-Dull; Ss.Is March and April; Sis
NAY
MoIAssEs- Quiet, new crop New Orleans
80 tee.. z1e-
TURPENTINE-Sfrons and higher Al f1ss t9;lc.
RUSIN-2 uis.: strained TO good. 81 i0<1 l. lsl<.
PETROLEUM -Dull refined in barrels, $40
FREfGIf TS-Duii rd'rnc.1ssngcsL
BUTTER-Weak; western creamery fancy,
eS02s5zc
CHEESE Dull; Ohio tat. InS11Igzc.
EGGS IN the buyers favor; state 15Es 155zc;
vest srn. III gle
STAR Refined firm; cut loaf ana crushed
Sc: RranOlased and mold A. &c.
/, TALON Dun md barely steady; prime city
coFfEssy gHAs ls,tss 4 u. "a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
Another Prlest Imprlsoned.

DUBLIN. March 1.-The enforcement Of the
coercion set gees on with unrem tied vigor
Father Clark, parish priest of Avoca, has
been arrested under the act, and will undergo
six weeks imprisonment in Wexford jail.
Father Kennedy has been released from Cork
jail, the term for which he was sentenced
having expired He was received at the
prison gates by the members of the city cor
poration and large crowd and escorted to q
hotel He made a speech condemning the
imprisonment of clergymen and members of
parliament
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
FINE saOsI
A.
WILSON ( Can
DOUB1E sTon.
: West !! Baltimore 5,
4 North Chs, y

"'ls0n 3 Carr Black Bottom 81.
Per hiaps in no line ot =,
our midst is the topp !. w
great and sharp as y i \.
This has had the effect Fl a !, I'd :
oping the best makes y e
prices, and several mst.s
noteworthy 81 eciaIre ~ A'o
leading enterprising "a ds,i.
GE IS SHOES. 4 cles,
mas been created and nan NAN.
ed for S, me lime past BY %''i N
soN u Ca R in a maio,;'l
the papers through sIt ,,.
cards, circulars, Sc, 3.
att, ntion is almost ere,n.
c ca to the BLACK X
3d. 90 GEMS SHOE.
enterprise and on lav ~,
u more than oIdinarilv !.
torous article, We tbcp.
worthy of inv. sticatio,'
knowing WI SON d C,S
and favorabIy as young. !
ted business men, pr.clis
their line. and who from !
beginners, by close appE~
and good management
rapidly risen to the front !
in the retail shoe trade h
midst, as well as in the s
dence of our people, which
brought with it a generousS
of patronage, We Soughta
interview corning
BLACK BoTToM $3.50 Sp
WILSON q CARR, entepd
minute and frank details +
Germ ne them and assure
that they We're made q
best Leather tFat they N
No. / good Shoe, and viii 4
the wearer good salisisd
are stitched with The
silk, and the bottom sevei
with the best Farbour lhn,
They also assured MS thsiVt
their superior finish and I'd
billy were inquest ned, d
were also an easy, Comlaa
lit, and " ere made over th
test improved lasts, giVilla
formly such excell.nt said
ion that persons buying
pair always Comes back la
second. We inspected sd
pairs, and found them
handsomely finished in Bud
lace and Congress. We
ound them soft and pliabs
made Of the best material
wishing a paf
,ood Shoes will do wellil
ng a pair of wills ON GCL
3la' k Bottom $3.50 Shoe.
heir Double store, No. 4s
Baltimore Street and No
jharles Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
A Forccr r<;lls Two omcers

WINoNA, No, March If. Turley, the
sheriff of Carter county, was instantly killed
aud his deputy fatally wounded at Low Was
sic, small station ON the Current River rail-
road in Shannon county. A man named
Thompson was wanted Tor forgery and the
sheriff attempted to arrest him. Thompson
shot the sheriff four times, killing hlm in
stantly. Then the deputy came up and
Thompson shot him also A posse has gone
in pursuit.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March IL Detective
Baldwin made a raid on a gang OF moon
sinners on the Elkhorn branch OF the New
River railroad on Friday last and has landed
thirty-8ne q the outlaws in jaiI The arrests
were made with very little froubIa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

Boston, March 1.-The thirty prisoners at
the house Of correction. South Boston, who
continue bclligereat, are fast being brought
into subiectson on diet of bread and water,
and Capt Berry, the master, expects that be-
fore long all of them viii have yielded, and
that the workshops win be running.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
A Woman Convicted of Forgery.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March Miss Jennie
Sweetland has been convicted Of forgery in
the circuit court. She owned the abstract
office of the county and forged the discharge
of certain mortgage given by her. She
recorded the same and furnished a fectper
abstract that she might borrow money on the
same security.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March John W. DOH
erty, assistant cashier Of the American Ex-
press company. was shot and killed by wo-
man with whom he had been living. She
had been an inmate Of several taothels in
this city, and claims to have been brutality
treated by her paramour. The woman was
arrested
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
rIN.lsolAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York stool,
Exchangt.

New YORK, FEB. .s.-Money. a1EaI5 per cent
Exchange quiet but steady; posted rates. S4.S70s
4.S91x actual rates Sl.e61dsi S6lz for sixty days.
and $500 4sg4 for demand. Governments
steady: currency. 6s. 100 bid; As, coup, l2slS
bid; 4IEs, do, 100 bid.
The stock market openep firm at improve
ments of 1SGD1z per cent. Inst night prices;
but after the first few dealings a drive was mado
at Atchison. under which il declined per cent.
The decline in this stock was apparently signal
for buying OF some OF the leading stocks The
Vanderbiits aud Union Pacific were especially
bought and led the advance. AT noon the mar
ket fer all but the Atchison stock, which con-
tinucd weak, was u 10 ~ per cent. higher than
it closed yesterday. At the close the market was
steady.
Closing bids:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
Perhaps He was Murdered.

Boston. March TUESDAY morning man
ealing msclf August Lorenzo reported at
Station That man named John White was
found dend In bis bed at % Dover street.. An
autopsy has revealed the fact that the mans
skull was fractured Several inmates OF the
house hate Eeen arrested on siispicion Of foul
MAY
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
BRIEF MENTION.

Three weeks ago blacksmith named Will
liam Kelly died in Pittsburg. His body was
taken to New York for burial At the fu-
neral the Pittsburg wife learned that he had
also had a wife living in New York.
Nearly 100000 is awaiting James Duncan
or his heirs. He went from Newark, n j.,
to California in 40. In four years he re-
turned east. He has been traced to Newark
and from there to Paterson, and from that
time on nothing can be learned of his where
abouts. 1t is believed that he married a
Newark girl, but who no one knows.
George William Granville Levison Cover.
duke of Sutherland, has obtained, in Florida,
license to marry Mrs. Mary Caroline Blair,
an American lady.
Levi Harr, tenant on his fathers farm In
Conewango township, Pa, has been arrested
charged with setting fire to his own barn,
which was supposed to have been burned by
the 'bar-a burners on Feb. 10.
Daniel Edmunds, tramp, chung to the
trucks of an express train on the Lehigh Val
ley from Slatington to Bethlehem. Pa IL is
almost past belief that he made the trip, for
the road is full of curves and the cars surged
considerably in passing them. Edmunds says
that after he got on the truck and the train
was in motion he would have given anything
to get out. The cold was intense, and when
Catasauqua was reached he was so cold he
could not move. When found at Bethlehem
he could not help himself. He was carried
into a room and thawcd out. 1t was then dis
covered that the man was intoxicated Rail-
readers say sober man could not have held
to the perch.
William Knox and Edward Bush have been
arrested at Johnstown, Pa, charged with
numbering John Hughes, who was found dead
on the railroad, JAN q, IS O.
Miss Ida Patterson, an lSyear-old daughter
of prominent Pittsburg railroad man, is
missing, and is supposed to have eloped with
Robert Fergus, young engineer.
A convention in the interest of the proposed
constitutional amendment was held In VIII
Transport, Pa.
st.N N.ssAV AND CnNSfERCIAV
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
Notorious Cattle Thieves Caught

FoRT BUFoRD, Oak, March l.-SheriR
Knight, of Deadwocd, with posse, last Fri
day captured JEFF Bailey and Zeb Stewart,
notorious cattle thieves, near the old Medora
stage station. Both men resisted arrest and
Bailey was shot six times, but not fatally
The officers are in pursuit of other members
of the same gang.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

RoME, March LIT is rumo1ed that q
change win take place in the Italian cabinet
owing TO is financial policy being opposed 70
popular wishes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

RALEIGH, N. c.. March Howard Ander-
son, young white man, was hanged in the
jail yard at Goldsboro for the murder Of VIII
liam Porter. He met death with great firm
ness
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01
A RIsmarck Museum.

BERLIN, March Ia project is on foot
70 found in Berlin q Bismarck museum for
the reception and exhibition OF objects asso-
ciated with the chancellor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-01

Generally fsir; nearly staiionary isnspssa.s
ytAnti vu1lls N1nA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-20

5biere uaren bic Sransportfoli fen Die
gleiben 9emefen.
Ser erfaunli9 f6einenbe l1uteri9ieb
in ben Yreiien Der beiben 1T aber elm
!ei6t elfldrli9er: bas Gleli9 bes guten,
~semditeteu s6Ia6to9ien lit felt, iaftis
unb CART. IS bat einen a%ngenebmen
@ef6mad unb finbet besbalb itets 3u
gutem preiie NbiaB. 9as Gleii6 beg
n@crub"sO 6ien 1T i'm @egeniab oaalt
mayer, troden, adb unb i9medt milo.
gs bertauft fi6 baber aud gu rieoriges
rem preife nur f9mer.
unb, bas 1T nod ni9t einmal Der Elm.
aige Na9tbeil: tpdbrenb Der quite S9ie
bon eoler Rafe an bertduhiAem, Iei9ten
Mbiab finbenbem Gleii6e 60-65 pro'
gent BON ieinem lebenben @emi9te lie.
fert, gtebt Der pilbe SerassS tier faum
IS Big 40 pro3ent. Sn benz p~orliegen=
ben Sale bate Der eble Stier 752 pfb.
lei6t berfdufli9en unb ber nilbe teras
nii6er S6fe MUIR 412 Bfnnb i@tper oer4
fdufi6en Jleii6es geliefert.
9ie baraus gu 5iebenbe Moral-iagt
bas Blatt uno bat bic nJreie prele"
wieber uno tpie6er geiagt-liest auf Der
fa9eu 9an6 unb faBt ii6 in ben neni=
gen Worten 5uiammen: I'm Cure 8iebs
3u6t mieoer gu elmer lobnenoen gu mos
6en, giebt es nur Elm einsiges Mittel,
unb bas beitebt barin, oaB Sbr in gu.
funft tpeniger, aber beferes Bieb aiebt."
aar Serr Moore, Bofmeifer gu
8raoibaw, 8a., bef6loB, no6bem er
cine 4n3eige BON @bamberlains 2olifz,
@6olera= unb Dtarrboea : Mittel geles
len, cine fleine Glaf9e Sabor au ber=
iuden. ct iast: sd gebrau6te es
in 5uei GdQen far GoIif unb in brei
fir 9iarrboe nit boltommenem grz
fOfge. Cine 9ofis berurfa9te iberau
9eRerung nit Wusnabme zines Galles,
mo bel einem Mnfalle bon ~b6sartiger
Golit cine 5peite n6tbig mar. Sd
tenne cine Wnaabl bon patent=W ebi3i=
men, bic i'd gebrau6t, ober fir bic i'd
Igent NOR, aber feine, bic before &es
iultate ergab, als @bamberlains Golifs.
@bDleras unD Diarrboe Mittel. Bum
8erfauf au Is utb so Gents bic GIai9e
bel @. @sbn & Co., s. &aIteper &
Sobn unb allen anberen N~pOtbefern.
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= Die i6brIi1e 8erfamm me-
ber Mitglieber bes beut9 8
G9ul : 0ereins fin6et
morgen, 9ienHas abenb i'm 66uls2os
faIe fat.
- Die Mbfabrts3eit ber 3hse ber
International . 8abn 1T tpie folgt bers
dubert tporben: Rad ct. Qouis Mors
gems A. 40 unb Abenbs 1920; nod CO.
rebo 6 l1br Morgens. Nnfunft bon
ct. 2ouis 5 llbr Moreehs unb 11.25
Mbenbs; bon 2arebo Z llbr Nbenbs.
= Der vBeetboben Mduner9or" bers
an5taltet am Samftag ben rs. Mai I'M.
ter Mitmirfung betannter Sileitanten
cine neuti9e 9beater 0orlteQung i'm
gafno. Geseben tuirb Der bierattise
G@mant Der &nub,ber Sabinerinner"
Elm 3uss unb &aHenftid erffer 8laRe
aller beutl6en unb oeuti6 > amerifani.
fden Bibnen.
Geftern fanben ipieber minbe5tens
elm Dubenb pienics 5tatt. BON ben
8ereinea riidten aus: Die iungen
Qaufeute unb 9rummers nod Sod.
ions @ul@ On Der Nranfas pabs8abi
.Sdgerluf4 nod benz Olmos; .6rob'
INN" nod Der gitB Brauerei; bic
Surnidtler nod benz &iberfbe > parf,
unb bic 2ose Ganrin Gaiile, &. & 8.
nod 8rabens parf.
- Dos Concert Der p8enetianii9en
Sroubab0ursS i'm Miffons. @arten cts
freute fi@ aud setern glbsnb tpieber
zines fsbr 5ablrei@en Sefu@es, tpeI@er
ben Z 2inflerinner reiden geifal
ipenbete. Die rWenetianifden 9rou.
baoouts" bIeiben rur ned cine Mo9e
bier unb tperben fi@ oann nod Der
6aupiFabt Merieo begeben, unl bort
ebenfals cine &eibe bon Gonesrten 3a
oeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-20
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-20
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