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Evening journal., 1892-05-20
DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
Preparations for the Biennial Con
vsntion to Be Held Tomorrow.

Those who WIN Attend the Meeting
Changes a. ths Maritime Exchange.
Policemen In metropolitan Dress-Had
TO Use part Of the Vessel TOR Fuel.
special Correspondenoe EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CAsrLR, May e0-The Opera
House Is being placed in readiness ana
the local politicians are preparing for
the piennialsoonvention oflNew Castle
county Democrats which will be held
here IN the Opera House tomorrow after
noon, This convention will net be
like the ones held here years
ago when each candidate would bring q
carload Of the boys" from Wilmington
and have a sort Of picnic ont Of the trip.
This time a delegation Of representative
men from each hundred and ward Of The
county. will confer and ac-
vance the best interests OF the
Democratic party Ia the approaching
campaign. The delegates will arrive
here about noon, those from the lower
part coming on the IL 02 Delaware train,
and those from Wilmington and the
eastern part Of the county at ll.3O and
2.50
The following are some Of the dele
gates who will at end:
Mill Oreek-Hervy Walker, William h,
Mitchell, John Garrett, John Creedon
end John L. 0reenwalt.
East st. aeOrges-H. A Nowlsnd, J..
G. Armstrong, Abraham Vandegrlft
Elmer Egge and J. Thomas Budd.
Blackblrd-B. T. Davids, Richard r.
Brockson, Thomas Cavender, Peter &
Warner and John b. Roberts.
Christiana-- Humphrey Lynch, Thomas
Dougherty, John W. Chapel, Samuel O
Killgore a. John MoCullen.
Msrshallton District. South Christians
Hundfed-Georee w Spicer
Welt Known Operators Leave.
FREQ w aohman. who has been con
necteo with the Western Union Teie
graph and Maritime Exchange office
here for several years, aud whs had
large circle Of friends here, left the cit
yesterday for New York city, where h
has accepted similar position at muc
larger salary. Mr. Hoffman lefC on tb
4 o'clock train yesterday Afternoon, afte
taking leave Of many Of his friDds here
Ii is said that Doloael James j. Gega
will retire from the service Of the Wesi
ern Union and Maritime Exchange o
June J. Colonel 0egan has been IN !
health for some time, and has been con
sidering she advissblllty Of reslgning
Is hoped by his many friends here Tbs
he will decide 10 remain resident {
New Castle, where he has lived for ST,
teen years
Evening journal., 1892-05-20

BELEN-"Just listen to that soprano
What good would the wings Of dove
do herr She must weigh two hundred
pounds Jack PROBABLY she wants
them to trim hat with Puck.
HE-"Would you be offended IL were
TO kiss your She-"Bow can | tell
uatil after it has happened l'--Truth.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20

Ross has thirty styles of gents fall
and winter Underwear in all sizes-rsng-
ing IN price from 20 cents TO 81 each
also large assortment Of latest styles IL
Derby and C.ush Hats, a. No 210 Market
street.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20

You've been
WHICH? long accustomed
to look down on
ready made Clothing and
for good reasons, too.
But there's a new era and
ready.made Clothing is
now SO perfectly made
that only the tenth man,
perhaps, can tell whether
it is made to measure or
not.
In our ready-made
clothing line you find best
attainable. What we
don't make up ourselves
and "Mullin.made cloth
ing gains ground every
day-comes from makers
who have no superiors.
You don't have to pay
a cent more for this than
you pay for ordinary
ready made and you eec
in addition good fit, work.
manship and material.
In the range from
$3.50 to S25 you can
suit any pocketbook.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20
W. T.. - q. e

Spring clothing cleaned and reoaired
Skilled vorkmen. No. 9i1 Market st.
Evening journal., 1892-05-20

rAose who WIN Attend the Meeting
Changes a. ths Maritime Exchange.
Policemen In metropolitan Dress-Had
10 Use part Of the Vessel for Fuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-13

The regular meeting Of Warrington Assem-
bly,, No. IS. Non-Secret Endowment Order, was
held in their hall Thursday evening. President
W. L. Wilkerson, Vice President Mrs. R. A.
Dinsmore, Secretary R. A. Dinsmore, Treasurer
E. 8. Merrill, Council E Hill, Conductor Miss
H. Heffner were installed. R. A. Dinsmore re-
ported progress on the entertainment to come
OF ON the 18th instant after which the assem-
bly, was entertained by recitations from Miss
6tena Billings, Miss Hattie Powell Miss I. \
Hayden, and songs By the assembly choir.
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James Brightwell's Body Found.

Yesterday afternoon the body Of man was
found floating in James Greek canal between N
and streets southwest by James WiIkerson, an
employe Of the Washington Mortar Company.
1t was that Of a man Of perhaps twenty i've and
an examination of his pocket book led to the
discovery that it was the body of James w.
Brightwell, who lived on N near I'd street
southeast, who had been missing since Decem-
Der "a, when he started up town to purchase
some Christmas things. and as he was intoxi-
Gated at the time it IL thought he fell in the
canal
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u c. GARLAND AND FRANK r. 0ILLIs ARE
I've each out with new pscs-.' Fnsndship yorks. "
~ Garland. and Laughing Waters Polka, by 0tlts
II You want the newess and prstttsst wes the abovs
from HENRY WHITE. 0i6 y q. d3I-tr
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

or SALE-NEAl LIZ M s1X-hOOa Plssis 81 u
brick Day window house. with concerted cellar 10
1lofeet deep rstclass condition. Just Handsomely
papere one OF the most desirable locations Capt.
Address Box ll9, Star office fei1-:s-
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EoR sALE-HANDsoMk NEw HOUSE NV.
= corner o. aud Columbia sts. bet 9sh and 10th
roons. price. elo500; terms SUIT ali modern i'm
s6tso0s
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LOR sALE-MASs. AVE NV. NEAR 18TH sT
- three s-gry basement press brick mod lmps.
xoxi-S fsss, cid Vu A. ;. CAiwOOD. st<3 yth 1t.
~. tsla-3ys
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EOR SALE-LOTS-
L $500 TO q. 900
NORTHWEST ECKINGTON
The ONLY subdivision within the ALPHABET Of
IdE CITY OF Washington where y man of moderate
means can secure home without any obiectionab Bile
SURROUNDINGS. and where every foot Of ground Is in
crsssing In value. For plata and price list apply
office. ''' -
DANIEL b ARNAT,
1As1-3m 1913 + st. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wv OAAG-- 1OSELLlAANEOOO
4 OR sALE-ONE COMPLETE SET ENCl CLIO
oa s 'ssn
COS. 500; price. 800. Addrss: HALF Price
EOR SALE : BY FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
e. Soap m ' s.l
edbly located and doing good business; i'll he nth
sole reason nne opportunity for lady Address Box
FOR sALEavERY cHEAP-A NATIONAL TYPE
wrter in first-class condition. Can be seen at go
sAL !; y 90 HSIIBELh DRUM CYLINDER
WORK will be sod cheap. they must be taken out
~ "t isS% ifd
EOR sALE-A NEW DOMESTIC SEWING MA
and dsS,h in family wi, sell at great sssrfes
FoE sAL l;Ecs9 s. ACCOUNT OF LEANING CITY
ago; hardly used any will sell at great loss to realize
make Of @ in n.s saTEri
CHANGED CLERK. Star office N-' fei2-!,.
IIOR sALE--CHEAP-TWO FIRE-PROoF SAFES;
Il one large one medium size; both with conbina-
ton locks bargain 10 storage, on time to Sc at
once. Address Box u.s. Star Office. fes-6t
an old established dental parior baInsp 49, ,,tsp
at once Apply s.O H ST. ne. feS-6ts
LOR SALE = MAHOGANY SINGLE WARDRO BES
L french plate mirrors; also $40 pounds of geese
feathers at 2)c. pound; also furniture and books
oought anu SOLD O}O ii st. NV. fe9-lw'
LOR sALE-IMPOkTED CANARY BIRDS; FINE
h 81 sEP f A si Il H!d store assm
LoR SALE : TYPLwnITERs = REMINGTON.
L smith, Calgraph. Hammond, &c. first class ma.
chimes; sold lnstallments machines for rent best
fe3
Lon SALE-ANGORA CATS, PARROTS CANA-
l. ries. monkeys. gold fishes. fancy chic kens and
pigeons, birds stuffed and mounted. SCHMID'S BIRD
oIOhI az I2th St n. W. ja.sl-Ims
EOR SALE-FURNIIURE AND BEDDING OF
al KINGS sold On paym ents to,suit at II UGO WORCH
CO. IS urniture Nareroos, y!o 9TH St. Also pianos
ana organs. Pianos moved. jazz
LOR sALE-'OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
L ana second hand; any size send Tor circular
call On D. BALLUf. Agt..1 31 9Th st.n.w. nl2
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EOk SALE-ON EASY TERMS--A VERY DESIRA-
Die Sroom and attic dwelling at Charlton Heights;
only lew squares IRON depot; with l00x24O feet
range. iatrobe, &c. large barn and stable; cellar
Sa3Oo: $500 down; balance easy payments; house
Duiit IN best possible manner wi exchange for good
city property. DUCKETT & FORD,
f0ll-ot "a w
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FOR SALE---LOTS.

FOR SALE---LOTS.
L'OR SALE
We can sell you q Lot. on your own terms in
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS.
This beautiful suburb is one-half mile from citv
limits on the Washington and Arlington electric rail
way.
10CENTs PER SQUARE FOOT
Will buy You o good lot overlooking the entire CITY,
Call for maps and plice list Teams on hand to shov
property.
ROBINSON LODGE.
Investment and Real Estate Brokers.
fell 90 aud 95 Atlantic building
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SPRINd WILL SOON BE HERE AND YOU WILL
- want 70 20 TO the country. Why not, instead, try
brookIand which unites the ADVANTAGES of city and
country! lots and houses for sale on easy terms.
xo~. GRACE N. THOMAS,
hllird
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Miss Madeline Townshend, daughter of the late
Representative Richard w. Townshend of Hi.
nois. and Mr.. Joseph w. Weeks. ir., of Massa-
chusetts, at $50 o'clock Tuesday evening, March
1. The ceremony will take place at laos II
street.
The Pinta Club at the Elsemere will on Sat
urday evening Of next week, discuss '.Shakes-
peare."
Mrs. Charles E. Cooke and Miss Lizzie King
will be at home Thursdays, February Is and rs,
FROM TO 9, at 1911 street. northwest
The marriage of Mr.. Edward Herbert Ryan
Of New York and Miss Elizabeth Louise
Sweeney, daughter Of A. H. Sweeney,
took place at St. Aloysius' Church on
Thursday evening at 5 clock. The high altar
Of the church was blaze Of light and was
decorated with lilies. The sanctuary was
tastefully set of with numerous large palms.
The bride wore Partisan gown Of Seneca
broadcloth heavily trimmed with beaver. The
bouquet was Of bridal roses. She entered the
church upon the arm Of her father. The cere-
president OF Coinage College, assisted by
Fathers Ciampi, Mandalari and McAvoy. The
ushers were Messrs- Marshall, Howard, Nc
Guiggan and DIR. Madert. They all wore
boutonnieres Of bridal roses. The bridal party
Immediately left for New York.
Cards have been issued for . tea to be given
BY the Misses Mohler on Wednesday at the resi-.
Mrh Dyrenforth and the Misses Dyrenforth
will be at home next Tuesday at 1923 K street
Mra Ward p. winchen Of IS Lafayette
square will not be at home next Tuesday. a
she has gone to New York for . week or ten
days
Miss Meline will read . paper on Isabella Of
CASTLE" before the Isabella Society ON Monday
evening at the Unitarian Church.
Miss Crawford Of New York ID . guest at Rep
resentative Stones on Capitol Hill.
Ara Geo. b Williams III Rhode Island
avenue, viii mot receive on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor and NiD Robsua Tayloe
Of 288 Massachusetts, svsnus northeast ere g
hs0s 70 their frisnds 1endays In Ysbguazy.
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II DECIDED BARGAIN
An elegant residence ST. Dupont Circle; lot
2oxSS1s 10 aIL:OOt alley this property will be sold
the owner has lett the city price. el5 sou
For terms and permit TO inspect al Ply 10
Nv ". HUYCK.
fel3-3t IjO5 Pa ave-
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EOk sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY
acres River road near Tenleytown, not far from
METHODIST University AID the electric road to hautau
9uz part Of l. D. Burrows tract For terms Apply to
LOUIS T. AcCOAAS. Trustee. Hagerstown. Nd.
5a.S-sSm
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BEAUTIFUL HOMES
onvsnienf TO ernInent printing Office. U. 8. Cap
not ADD u = pension o.ice twostory
Sindow front. handsomely pasered; ali mod imp
eoncreted street.: large alley IN
IL BARNES 4 WEAVER 60 y NJ.
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BOARDING..
EDUCATIONAL.

II.OCUTiON CLASS INSTRUCTION TUES
Ia .lay and Friday evenings, LOS g Ut. u. w. Term
moderate. It's
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NORTHWEST.
3 ~ s., Sh.: sl4. 600 i:i7 Pa ave.
lD.n 3d. 1850 To- To- i6 Brsn. court s24. oo0
lis issf st. L. tS. al6 TO A BoandsTS ooO
and houses rear. 10, 600 st, u h. Ar ali - III 900
1714 18th st. b h. NJ !. 20.4 to 2042 boundary
o. @ .-;.;.;...lO ST. b, 4r. all. Is. 700
80 ST. H. IT.. $500 1913 ST. b b. ST.. OOO
SD st. b b, m tOl to Oil ave
oo t aW:...:..-..-.....S.35O and four houses on F
lsr 96$ St. r.. 80
l4el Boundary. Il. N 3:s2S to 1884 Z st, bh
as i ST. u. Nv 15i6P st. h. 5r G. g. SO
1T u go l;!th st bet Mass ave and
sos aV 9Th St. b. h. 70 alley bet and 'oo
G;...,:...:.......4.1 80 n, 12th and 18th. o. 600
2-L-22l3 9TH st. b b, 433 to AL Prather's
o.. water 6r 4. 500 alley, bh. II. ....... 6. 600
q and ~ Deirees st. b ll23 10th st. b h. 6r
, b., d 81 each; 20 and Louses in rear.
2211 to :a43 10th 2Ol3 5 ST. Ia, T s. 600
81. b, 4 and 6r %. OC0l
The above is only . portion Of the property on nv
books For iul list cal at Office for bulletin issued on
the list and 10th. liel2l THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
Tor sALL-THE PRETTIEST HOUSE IN LIE
4 Droit Park, 53U Spruce ST.. containing rooms,
reception hail. cellar. ali modern imps. handsomely
decorated &c House open for inspection. No reason
IeI--Ot Cor. 18th and q SITS.
EOR SALE-HoUSES I3O7-9lI-I3 C ST. NV,
containing 10 rooms each and renting for 81 800
sestnen I; terms very easy. Ground in adjoining
JOHN F. wAGGAMAN,
ielZW Cor. 18th and g SITS.
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Mrs. John Thornton Wood, SIS East oapito,
street, will receive on Monday from 10 6.
Mrs. DIR. A. W. Pitzer was called by tsls.
gram to Roanoke, Va. by the death Of her
father, Mr.. Elijah Mechanism, who died 81 his
home in that city yesterday morning. She VII
return next week
Miss Mary Francis Christy Of Gallitzin, Oam-
bria county. Pa, is the guest Of Prof Carl O.
Burg and wife at els NJ street
Ex-Gov. Baldwin and family Of Detroit dinsA
with Mrs. Ralph C. johnson, ST., ct the Port
land on Thursday.
Miss Jennie Conner. daughter Of wsshine.
ton E. Conner Of New York. 10 visiting Asr
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Chas L Oonnor o1s
North Carolina avenue southeast
Mrs Senator Frye will receive no moro a
Thursdays
Mrs Senator Carlisle will mot receive q
usual next Thursday, February Is.
Miss Nabelle J. Flansburgh Of Dalton. Mssa.
who has been visiting with Mrs. 7. q. NcKss
and daughter at No. Grant place, returned
home on Thursday.
Mrs. Peachy, 1911 10th street. will receive
today for the last time this season. Mis- Peachy
has as guest Miss Beckenbau ugh, nisos Of Col
II. kyd Douglas Of Hsgerstown.
Mrs. p. II. Heiskell, jr., held her second -
ception on Thursday afternoon She wore
loNeiy tonet OF white crepe eADorooely
trimmed with rich old family lace.
MrA vsazey and Mrs. Walton will not b q
home Monday, but will take that day 10 pay
vista.
Mrs. John b. Allen, 10 B street northsasA
will not receive on Monday.
Miss Hannah Minzesheimer Of New York,
after pleasant and enjoyable visit 10 her ulster,
Mrs. Mark Blum, viii depart for home Monday.
Mrs William r. Byrns, 81 b street southsst
will not receive Monday.
Miss Mamie Norris, who has been visiting
friends in Maryland Gncs December, hes ~
turned to the city.
A number Of young folks met on THURSDAY
night for the purpose Of forming . Gle
Pleasure Club. This club viii meet tonight %
the residence Of Miss Lula Murphy, iz57
street northwest The members are Missss Lula
Murphy, Lillian Bayliss, Sails Rollins and
Annie and Ruby kice. The gsntlsmsn are
Messrs. William Waldman, William d. Hill
William BAyliss, Clarence simms and John
Kaiser.
The dancing reception given BY Ne Novel
Social Club at the navy yard last evening was
great success. The committse In charge vas
composed Of Hugh Moore, John Queen, J.
Chxppelie, McDevis. Z. Hopkins, John Rhoaes
end John Manning. The hall wss dseoraasA
oealSasssd On Sssfk Pea
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lIOR SALE-A NICE LOT AT EVANSVILLE:
u will sell on easy monthly payments. Address q.
Il. s.. Star office. IT,
l. OR SAL@-FIGUREs DON'T LIE! PARTY OF
l. nine with 700 each. of six with 81 .OO0 EACH
can control plat OF suburban touched by
tric cars that Is sure to douDe in year Investigate
IT. j. X. JOHNSTON. 1873 st. NV.
EOR ExCHANGE-ELIGIBIr SUBURBAN ACRE
age. touched by rapid transit, for improved prop
erty with or without encumbrance.
1T J. r. JOHNSTON, 1913 + st. II.
II ARE CHANCE TO GET SUBURBAN HOME
IL Intending purchaser select plan of house.
cation Somerset. near Tenaiytown on electric road
house at actual cost OF land 400 above
the Potomac terms to suit purchaser; house to be
ready by June cost 5000 to $4,000 according
house purchaser may select. Write call to ) p H.
at chemical laboratory, Department Of Agriculture
18th and SITS. s.w.
EOR SALE-THE HYATT MANSION, HYATTs.
vile; handsome ID )k dwelling. about 10 rooms.
conveniently located near the dspot with necessary
0utbuidnes; the grounds comprise several
very handsome and offers AL opportunity for
i've hotel man in rapidly growing town l. 6O0
inhaDitants. within 81 miles of the capital. for
nne country Ieslueiice. For terms, &c, apply to
DNCkEII FORD. Gl7 ST. NV. fe12-.t&s:3ni
EOR SALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE NEAR
Hyattsville: handsome Groom dwelling; built in
the best possible manner less than mile from lryer-
dae station aud q mile from Hyattsviile with or
seven acres OF land good stables 200 feet OF chicken
houses &c. excellent water; atrobes and RANGE
mu;i De seen to b appreciated; with two acres.
x, DUCkETT FORD. 6l7 st NV,
iell-3t Telephone U4a
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feI33f
r VERMONT AVE. NEAR IOWA CIRCLE.

Containing fifteen rOoTIs and All modern improve
mer.s. built Oh lot having fIcntage of - feet
TaLHin- through 10 an alley: Prlce. cid QQ0
Apply TO. j. v. y. HUYCK.
feI.-.I l5Ub Pa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-11
Public Sale
Thursday, February Is.

Having sold my farm, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on Thurs
day, February Is, on said premises, 5
miles southwest of Mexico, 8 IL miles
south of Thompson and mile north of
Prairie View Church, the following de-
scrioed property:
Twenty-one head horse stock, con-
sisting principally ofgood mares. Some
two of them Black Squirrels, one a
very fine mare aud safe in foal to
a son of old Montrose three all-pur-
pose mares safe in foal to Clark g
Duke of Hayton, one safe in foal to a
fine jack I; one extra 3-year-old draft
mare one 2-year-old mare by Rolla
Boy seven yearling colts, 8 of them
mares, one extra filly of Black Squir-
rel and Montrose stock five colts, g
OF them mares) consisting of mule, |
Pennington, by old Montrose, dam a
Squirrel mare, l draft colt and l Cleve-
land Bay; good work horse.
375 head of sheep, consisting of one
halt, three-tourths and full blood Me-
rino; about 230 lambs, half of them
wethers. Will be sold in small bunch
es to suit purchasers.
One extra milk cows, four calves,
three of them steers,
-Four extra brood sows, two farm
wagons, buggy, cart, two. sets wagon
harness, buggy harness, single and
double, Deering self-binder and mow-
er, used only one season, corn planter,
corn shelter, cultivator, harrow and
all my farm implements.
TERMS OF SALE. All sums of $40
and under, cash over $40 credit of
one year will be given, purchaser max
ing q bankable note bearing s per
cent. interest. J. /. HIT.
j. t. johnson and J. r. Brown,
Auctioneers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-11
LINCOLN'S BOOM.
1t is Started to Heal Republican
Fractions.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6..-Prominent
republican leaders have become
alarmed at the bitterness existing
between Blaine and Harrison factions
and are searching diligently to find
a compromise candidate.
1t has been learned that Sherman
can not heal the breach, and the
peace-mabers have turned their
thoughts % Robert T. Lincoln as
an available candidate. 1t is hoped
that his fathers name will give him
strength to stem the tide that seems
to be rising against his party, and
his boomers are urging his nomina-
nation with the energy of despair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-11
SOLID FOR GROVER.
j. c. Turner Remembers Mexico and
His Old Home.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. Dear Sir
Being constant reader of youl
paper thought a few lines from me
would not come amiss, and as / am
an old resident of Audrain county
being away from there four years. l
still have many friends residing
there. My sympathy and best
wishes shall always be with old Au-
drain, the banner county of the
State, and Mexico, one of the great
est trading centers in the country. |
am engaged in the baggage depart
ment here. We handled 926, ,961
pieces of baggage last year and / ,247
dead bodies. This is an average OF
45 men employed by the company
We have fourteen railroads running
into the depot and there are more
wanting TO get In here. But the
company thinks they haven't room
for any more. We lost the Demo-
cratic convention, but got the
Knights OF Pythias conclave,
which will be here in August. They
claim they will have 10000 pieces
of a possible 100000 people.
Well Bob, l hope the Windy City
will nominate Grover Cleveland for
President and that We may have a
Democratic President, and Tariff
Reform for the next four years.
Yours truly,
J. G. TURNER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-11
The IeOnartIs.
rom the Kansas City Tim

From the Kansas City Times.
President Leverett Leonard is in
Texas now and during his absence
the little group of Saline county
kickers may be expected to drop
out of sight. Take from the kick
ers the president of the State Al
lance and his understudies of
Mount Leonard and there would not
be left yirility enough to run the
machine. 1t is curious fact that the
Leonards-bright, energetic and
wide-awake fellows-can never get
the world arranged to suit them.
For a number of years they have
been busy in politics trying to re-
form the crude prevailing ideas and
to run it in their mould. That they
have not succeeded is true, but they
have had loads of fun trying it.
The biggest mistake they ever made
was in tackling the Missouri farmers
with wind pudding and mouldy
financial ideas. Ne doubt they viii
die kicking. but the bosom of the
wind viii receive the blows and not
an imprint win be left therein.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-11
rrustae,s sale.

Whereas, Henry L. Berrey, wld-
over, by his certain deed OF tfuse Ia
ted November 4, 1889, and recorded In
the Recorders office of Audrain coun-
ty. Missouri, In book Z, page s0, con-
veyed TO James T. Nelson. trustee, the
faiiowing described real estate sltu-
ated i'm Audrain county, Missouri, to-
wit:
northwest quarter "a of section
twelve a2). township fifty-two (o2(,
north. range ten (l0l, west of the 5tn
o. M, containing forty acres more OF
less.
Which said conveyance was made IN
trust TO secure the payment OF
pronissory note in said deed descdp-
ed. And whereas said note Is now
due and remains unpaid.
And whereas according to the pro-
visions of said deed of trust, in case Oh
the inability or refusal OF the trustee
named therein to act then the SnerlH
of Audrain County, Missouri, may, a.
the request OF the legal holder Of SAID
note. proceed to sell said sroperty,and
whereas. the truste aforesaid, mas
moyed away from Audrain county.
Now, therefore, at the request OF the
legal holder of said note :ad under
the provisions of said deed of trust,
the undersigned viii On
Friday, February IL, 1887,
at the east front door of the Court
| House. in the city of Mexico, state and
county aforesaid, between the hours ri
nine O'Clock in the forenoon and i've
o'clock in the afternoon on said day,
| sell the ABOVE described real estate at
public vendue, to the highest bidder
| for cash, to pay off said note, interest
and costs. GEORGE W. ADAMS,
Sheriff of Audrain County and Act
| ting Trustee. 4l-td.