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eedinrs Of County Court.

settlements of Jacob G. Nef Admir-
of Samuel Grabill decd, G. w. Hoover
Adm'r Of Peter Bushong, decd, "
Virginia Farra, Execntrix of w. D.
Farra, decd, and of E. r. Rinker,
Guardian of E. V. Douglass, returned,
examined, approved and ordered to be
recorded.
Will of Sarah Jordan decd proved
and ordered to be recorded.
H. A. Jordan qualiied~as Executor
of Sarah Jordan
A license is granted J. J. johnson
to keep an ordinary at the Virginia
Hotel in Suasburg. Same order as to
Geo. H. Hannah at his residence on
Cedar Greek.
On petition of Samuel Neff and
others for road, Mark Thomas, Com
missioner Of Roads of Lee Magisterial
District is directed to report.
On petition Of Reuben Golladay and
others for road from Rockingham
line to Forestville road. Mark Thomas,
FCom'r of Roads ordered to report.
Ordered that the following named
persons be and they ace hereby appoint
ed Comr. Of Roads.
In Ashby Magisterial District, Isaac
Bowman. In Lee Magisterial District,
Mark Thomas. In johnson Magisterial
District, Joseph Burner. In Stonewall
Magisterial District, Joseph Maphis.
In Davis Magisterial District, Peter
Henkins.
Robt. w. Burke appointed admins
traitor d. b. n. of John Burke, decd.
Jacob A. Hottie appointed admins
traitor of Philip Stickley, decd.
Eleanor Pennywit selected Geo. w.
Fansler as her guardian.
Fl. H. Riddleberger appointed admir-
of estate of Jos. Bauserman, decd.
Upon the application of Jacob Lantz
of the Board of Health established in
respect to the small pox prevailing in
the vicinity of Stony Greek OF this
county, the Court orders .
That the said Board procure all
necessary attendance of Physicians and
nurses for the patients.
That, SO far as the law authorizes,
the court will render all proper assist
ance to the said Board in the discharge
of their duties and upon report Of ex
penses legitimately and properly in-
Cured will approve and sanction the
same.
That said Board is instructed to use
all the powers vested in them under the
law to prevent the further spread OF
this terrible disease among the people
and obtain relief for the afflicted, with
the assurance that their efforts will be
seconded and sustained by the Court.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11
Good Hats:

Mr.. P.J. Fravel invited us to per-
sonal inspection Of his supply of new
hats, which are OF all fashionable styles
and prices and suited especially to the
wants Of the people Of. this section. After
full inspection which WAC very satisf,c-
tory tous, we left, highly pleased with
the assortment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

At the primary election in staunton last
Friday full Conservative vote was cast,
and nomina ted w. L. Balthis for May or,
T. C. Eden for Commonwealth Attorney
and John Carroll for Treasurer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

Mr. 4. Jackson has returned fro m
Washington where he has just made a
satisfactory arrangement for the publca-
ton OF a valuable histo rical work of which
he holds the copyright. He viii be en-
gagged at the centennial during The sum-
neT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

The public lands belonging to the town
OF Woodstock will be surveyed and laid off
by the County Surveyor during the pres
ent, week. alter which the commissioners
viii proceed to sell lots.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

The "irrepressible" ID. D. Hoshour our
efficient Town Sergeant, is making the
preparatory arrangements to building our
PuOlic:s chool House.-Wa3yen Sentfnel.
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DIED.

FoLTz.-Departed this life, May the 1et., at her
peaceful and happy home, in this county, Mary
Foltz, aged 72 years, month, and 10 days.
: The deceased was dedicated to God, in Holy
Baptism, in her infancy and in you she confirmed
the communion of the Evangelical Lutheran church.
She expressed desire to s'depaft and be with
Christ"
May her children, to whom she strongly attach
ed and the members Ct Bethel congregation, to
which she belong ed follow her 'as she followed
Christi that their end may be peace as was hers.
P. M.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

The late Gustavus Lersner left all his
proper ty, including the fine estate Boiling
brook. In Fauquier county, to his three
nephews, VIII O live near Teesh,,ro
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11
New aosds.

Haas & Brother are now in Baltimore
selecting stock of New Goods, which
they will receive in few days ard will
offer, at their store near Wilson's Hotel, at
the lowest market prices. Call and ex-
anime fer yourselves.
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rero1al

Per o1al.
Rev. w. o. Ross, visited his old friends
well and is we'll pl eased with his ap-
pointment. Isl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

A sacramental meeting was held in
the St. Paul's Reformed Church, in
this place, last Sunday. Three per-
sons were admitted to Church Mems
hershin
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Religious.

neIIgF9us
The meeting under charge Of Rev.
I. 5. Rhodes Pastor of the Deciples
Church assisted by Rev. c. S. Lucas, is
still in progress in this place. Some
fifteen or sixteen persons have been
b2Dtised.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

Our merchants have returned and are
supplying the people with goods. Prices
are low and money is scarce
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

GIII1nery-
Miss Jane Myers has gone to Baltimore
to purchase millinery goods. Adver-
tisement will appear in our next issue.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

vaccinate. Politeness never hurts any
body. Small pox will not attack You if
you allow it to take your arm IN. r.
GrGDhic.
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Alternates,

With Judge n. C. Allen and DR.. j. B.
Strayer as general alternates for the coun-
ty. The report was unanimously adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

The Pendleton Nous states that Mr..
James NJ. .Hedrick, who lives on the TOD
OF the Allegheny mountain, killed wild
turkey few days since, which weighed
twenty-four pounds and half
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

c. B. Rouss. formerly merchant in
Winchester, has been acquitted of charges
of fraud alleged against him in New
York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

Sudden Death.
Mr.. Daniel Nef, a prominent citizen, ;.
in the upper end of this county, died
suddenly, at his residence, on Sunday
morning, May 7th, from hemmorllage Of
the lungs. He. was well known and
highly esteemed for his many good
qualities. The community In which he
lived has suffered great loss in his
sudden death
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MARRIED..

MACATEE-C OOK.-In Front Royal, May 3rd, 1876
by Rev. G. W. HOLLIS Mr.. 9. A. Macatee and Miss
Mary L. Cook youngest daughter Of Giles Cook,
Esq
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contains five brilliant Piano Pieces for first class
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Asher-Medding Bells, Moroccan de Salon by G. D.
Wllson-La Refine du Salon, Polka brillante by
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Ice Gre am Saleen.
MIR. w. Il. Heller has opened an
ice cream and soda water saloon in the
Trout building opposite Welsh's Hotel.
He has been literally patronized by the
public.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-05-11

gdinburg boasts the possession OF colt
with only two legs. 1t is healthy and
promises to live. 1t is quite curiosity.
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ERRORS OF YOU TIL.

A gentleman who suffered for years frou Mary
IA Debility, Premature Decay, src AL tee
effects OF youthful indiseretion wn for thu sake ii
suffering humanity, send free TO all whe need H. The
recipe AND direction for making the simple rsnnsey
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to p<~st
by the advertisers ext erienes do by aedre.
ing in perfect confidence. lozss y. oeszsr
Dec 2S-sm. a Cedar vi. Esv Yerk.
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J. u length was caught in the Potomac
river, near Cum berland, few days ago.
s. B. Intelligencer. lt1fg.
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1ower & MagruGer have received a full
: : :
of goods. Advertisement
he character of goods &C., will be
IeXt week.
is called to the advertise
Banner He will take pleas
biting to you his stock OF
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h Council of New Market
"a tax of $500 OH Bowling
$1,000 on Bagatelle tables. and
n manufactured articles from other
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A full stock of I.andreths Fresh and
Genuine Garden Seeds.
Fab. l7--6 mos. D.ScHMIrT;
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fish weighed six and a half
measasing twehty-one inches
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14
SOlREE.

The Philharmonic Club of this
city met on last Friday night at the
Martin House. Miss Auna Silver
in The chair.
Owing 10 tie unexpected meet
ing of the society all performers
were excused.
Mr.. L. Mitchell was elected an ac-
tive member.
MIR. Stashope and wife were elect.
honorary members. After election
Of members recess of 5 minutes
when Mrs. Glandon nee Miss Katie
Martin assisted by "Jos" pro.
duced refreshments, adding mucn to
the enjoyment of the event ng, judg.
ing from the justice paid them.
After recess the following per-
TO mers were appointed by the Sec.
retary.
RsaGers.-M;ss Hafford, Mis-.
Brooks, Mr.. McWilliams, Mr.. Fry
Papsr.-Iiss Lou Wordwell as-
sisted by Messrs. Lock and J. Guth.
rie.
instrumental Music.-Mlss Carrie
Duncan.
Song-Miss Lizzie Silver.
Resitation--M Miss Anra Silver.
Essay.--Miss Monroe.
Critic.--Mr. LlewslIyn.
Mr.. Z. Mitchell was elected Vice
President, no further business being
before the meeting the house adjourn
ed to meet at the Ringo House on
Friday night, Dec. Is.
After adjournment all indalged in
d general tete tste. Our thanks
are due Mr.. and Mrs. Glandon sor
the pleasant evening spent in their
par!ors.
We trust that on next Club. nigh
Il will come prepared to perform
their duly lhus each adding to ehe
eajoymont OF the envening.
Misc Anna Silver President, r.
N. Waite Rec. Sect.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

Monday night, December 18th, 1876.
Council met in regular session. All
members pf mt except Mr.. Ewing.
Mayor pre-
,nninuss nin~ess meeting read and
Subject of jbterest GA public debt
laid over till next meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Barnes, Street
Commissioners was ordered to con-
struct sidewalk on south side prom
enade street in East Mexico, in front
of Hamilton Halls property, also on
north side of same Street, in front of
J. M. Gordon's property.
City Weigher authorized to pur-
chase 500 pound weight for city scales
in place of that lost.
City Attorney required to make an
abstract of Whilly street between
w ashington and Jefferson.
Subject of Hafey family, paupers,
referred to the Mayor and Ma. Tuck
er, who were authorized to consult
with county court concerning their
keeping.
Accounts were allowed as follows:
Street Commissioners account
consolidated. d............. $5O 81
Pro DIVISIONS for paupers. ....... 3 20
On motion of Mr.. Eveans an assess
ment of $27.15 for street taxes was
made against Mr.. J. M. Bush's prop
erty, situated on south side of Prom
enade street, in East Mexico. Same
declared lean on his property.
On motion of Mr.. Evans, the
Street Commissioner and Marshal
were required to ascertain amount
| due the city from constructing side
lwsIl1s on south side Liberty street
from Union street east, also amount
actually due certain parties for old
side walks.
City Attorney was required to pre-
pare an ordinance giving street Com
missioneF additional powers il cases
of repair Oh side walks
The Recorder was IL; t"2cted TO
notify 1-a.i}. Il. Shea e r.. 4ce city
maps i'll ouncil chamber.
Adjou5 Eud to meet reg llar.y.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

7, We have just reed valuable and
interesting communication from the
Hon. A. LII. Bucknsr Congressman
from this district. He among
other statements says that af-
fairs are now in very precarious
condition, but that the House will do
its duty like men, like Democrats,
in spite of Grant or bayonets.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

Now we are informed by B. r,
Locke that this county never has
failed to meet its obligations. Away
paving it's interest when due and
Iiquidating the principal till it ls
now a mere nominal sum.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14
Little Locals.

McXean the gun.smith hiss moved
into his new shop by the Post Of.
fee.
The City drug store has new
sign. The letters are gold leaf on 8
dark back ground. 1t presents s
'nobby' appearance and is in harmo
ny with the rest of the establish.
ment.
Mr.. Locke has our thanks for fa
vors this week.
Judge Tincher and daughter o.
Galloway have gone to Califor
mia.
Col. Taylor has returned from
California where he has been for The
past 8 or 4 years.
So 'you ike LEDGER Glad to heal
1t. Call up and subscribe. We vii
give you more reading matter than
you ever had in paper in this cour
~.
Some of the country boys when
they come in town on cold Satur
day get TOO much 'Fire Water.
Some OF these days they Will ge,
counted in to the calaboose.
This is rather cool weather fol
the movers and tramps.
Let US have peace.
Cal! up and let US pint you some
of the nobbiest New Year cards
you ever laid your bl,nkers on.
Audrain Grange meets at the Sal
River Grange on next Friday Dec
I5th, at 10 o'clock.
The grangers in this vicinity have
reduced rat killing to a science.
What would be your opinion OF .
man that would take q county pape
for l or 2 years, or for even
months and then sneak off and no
pay for it? Any man that vii
take a county papor or any othe
paper and not pay for 1t would stss
the coppers off his dead grandmott
ers eyss, and curse her because the
were not dollars.
Don't any one run off wit
Mitchell Bros. sign to get the gol
leaf.
We will take wood in exchan 9
for our paper.
Shake! Doug | knew you woul
bring old Philalethia out all righ
ST. Elmo is waiting anxiousl
for a letter from Edna
I.e ok out for counterfeit 5 doll:
bills.
Philharmonic meets at the Ring
House to morrow (Friday) night.
If you don't think Mexico is pu
ting on airs look at cur new olev,
tor.
w. Tiohenor druggist ct the Flu
ton Luna.ic Asylum, was in thi
city last Saturday visiting gahis sist,
who is ma.ron at Hardin Colleg,
Some one informs us of neal sh
hog weighing 800 lbs and havio
| no liver, now we can't account fo
this hut we can account for swim
killed in this city not long since
having no lights, the old lady ha
scalded its eyes out for roofing i
the garden.
Corn is now 81 so par barrel.
Go ahead with your rat kill
ing
All kinds pfJob work done at TIM
Office, neatlSand at living prices.
A sample copy of the LEDGER car
be obtained either at this oaice Or Il
Willie Eros. & readi & room free.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14
Murcury falling.

AuiCuly A@iiihS'
Fuel rising.
Mr.. Erwin Of Galloway formerly
connected with the Fulton Mail was
robbed OF gold watch while on his
way from Chicago. -.
Two nearly new farm wagons
were sold by B. T. Rodman on. the
street last Saturday for about se5-
90 ssch.
The new church at Fulton il one
of the finest edlfices west of ST.
Louis.
Bob Buckner, Of CalIaway passed
this city on Monday with one can
load of cattle and one Of sheep and
one Of hogs. He is one of Callaways
brsg stock men.
Mr.. Tom Williams made US a
pleasant business call on Monday.
He is one of Audrains standard far
mers and is Democratic to the back
bone.
Charlie Thompson, of Bentos
City made us a pleasant call last
Monday.
About 4 o'clock each day cur
streets a"e just thronged with chill
dren on their way home from school.
You have no idea how many chill
drsn there are in Mexico till you see
them all together.
There ID 10 be n grand concert and
festival at Hardin College on Friday
night Dec. 22d. All are united so
attend ~
Our town clock got ON a 'bus;'
last Monday and struck 7S times
without taking a rest.
Mr.. Bantz our enterprising Sc.
Louis Boot l. Shoe man is bound TO
stir up business so he offers TO take
III trade at the highe market prices
all kinds of roulty, butter, egga
&c.
| Club meets tomorrow night al
the Ringo House.
Mr.. Gllliand, of the frm Of Day
4 Gilhand, oe Farbsr. made ia
pleasant cal on Friday. Mr.. Gil
hand Is a rue business man and ia
driving a good trade.
| Any one having coal and wishing
to take oar paper or advertise his
coal can pay for the same in coal.
| Lawyer Ksnnan has our thanks
for subs; antias favors this weak
Don't forget the f.s,ivajst Harala
College Friday night Dec. sa.
W. A Mead who formsrly kep. i
cold hash house at the depot il. pbw
hasbing it in Warrenton jail. see ac-,
count elsewhere.
Mrs. Lawhead rs much better this
week.,
Lawyers Mctarlane and Duucan
are attending court at Danyills.
Jones' the house mover is uov,rs
the shed formerly used by Ar.
Coatsworth as ware house for line.
out to Landon Craigs.
A ne w~,ssesm com shelter and.
| gfist mill has be . es,a5hshea inat.
10 the re- ar # the Cromwell hausa
by W. Fowies. They start out sss If
they meant business.
Read Barr's colum ad asd ,srss.
by IL,
Read slum 4 son's ad oa local
page they are seiti, at Cost 81.
few daf heir eafirs ok 1 ,s.5.sc,s
Gall a. ,ee an q Y llpr9 t.ss
gains. fhef saps eseryttI.
The c.etaing me. n
P. g. Sicily ~
call YES; std..Y M d gaa 81
% dssd elto saea d
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

= A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-At this time
ve do not know of . single county
in this State which is paying either
interest or principle promptly and
according to promise.-St. Louis
Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

The fair misses of Hardin College
will be glad to have any of the West
Minister sons passing through tl.is
city on Dec. 21st, to remain over to
the festival. Boys, if you do, you
will meyer regret it. You will meet
some of the smartest and fairest maids
with whom you ever chatted. Come
over, boys. and make it interesting.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14
Married.

At the residence Of tho brides
father. Audrain county Mo, Dec.
18th 1875, by Hdsr j. Ell. Hardir,
Mr.. w. Rule of New London To
Miss Rebecca Ann Cartmell O! Au-
drain county.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

We have very valuable poem
written by 'Mitto' lady friend in
New York on sleigh ride, but ow.
ing to its length and the press Of
matter we are forced to leave it out
although it is we'll worth an inser
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

Mr.. Rodcmyre, having returned to
CsntraIia, viii commence the repub-
licAtion Of the Guard at that place
ahdat New Years Mr.. r. is regard
ed bs an excellent newspaper man.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

We understand that one of our
Young friends has received bill for
coal burned at the residence of his
fair lady. We thought them such
warm friends that they would do
without fuel or light.