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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26

ID ECKIINGS GALLERY-Opposi
~ tho Wheeler House. Portraits,
photographs Amhrotypos and Fcrrotypcs
iniShed in the latest style Of tho art
Ola pictures copied and enlarged to any
size. W. ~ RE JKLING, Proprietor.
nIElrKS & DAVIS, importers and
- dealers in Watches, Clocks. Jewclry,
Silver and Plated Ware, House Frrnish-
ing Goods, &c. n. Il. Watches and jew
clry repaired Columbia, S. G. oct 37-v
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26
Columbia Business Cards.

HEADQUARTERS for cheapest Gro
IL ccrics and Hardware III Columbia
to be found ut the old reliable house OF
IDRItE X LOW NNCE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
PROGRAMME.

Below we give the programme Of
the Audrain Teachers Institute, TO
he held Il the Duly .hool house,
Saturday, April Goth, 1873:
MORSING sEsSION
1880 \. Nj. The defects and wants
Of our public schools. by :. r..
Davis.
1900. Arithmctical progression.
class drill, by j. II. Hayden.
1900. Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100. The defects of our County
Institute, an essay, by Miss Lizzie
Matthews.
200. How to teach the fundamcm-
tai rules of arithmetic, by II, A.
Gass.
300 Should the COURSE of study in
the public schools be limited? by
Prof. &. q. Cunningham.
400. County superintendent, by
j. =, Class.
500. Adjournment.
EvEf ING SESSION.
700. Graded Schools, by President
A. w. Terrill.
1880. An educational address, by
Rev. j. G. Maple.
$3.50. Short address by citizens and
others.
$3.50. Adjournment.
Ii is expected that all teachers to
whom the above subjects have been
assigned will make suitable prepara-
ton without further notice from the
Executive Committee.
1t is especially desirable that as
many members as possible MAJ be
present promptly at the opening OF
the morning session As business o
Importance will come before the In
stitute at that hour.
Let all teachers of Audrain County
who are interested in the prosperity
of our schools and have at heart ON
educational advancement, NANTES
by their presence at next meeting
TINT they are fully alive to the impor
lance ofthe work in which they ar
engaged.
Friends of education and other
are cordially invited to mt et with II.
and participate in the discussions.
w TEpRrrI
JOHN p. GAss, }Ey-Com.
ID. II. Gully.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
COMING.

The Boston Traveller speaking OF the
Boston Philharmonic Club, which
gives an entertainment in Mexico on
the 4th of April says:
We should be remiss in our duty
five did not make special recogni-
ton of the services of the Philhar-
mdnic Club. The artists have proven
themselves once more in these con
cefts, and perhaps in a greater de-
gfee than we before, conscientious
students as well as most able inter-
prefers. Compositions of the great
est difficult, and e to the Club,
have been delivered with such schol-
arly judgement and beauty, that the
highest praise is only justice. We
feel sure that DIR. Won Bulow could
not have found more artistic support
anywhere in the country than has
been afforded him by the Philhar'
monte Club.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
THE ''AiHENS BASE BALL %
GU ).

The above hard litters have their
pecIliaritics, commencing immedi-
atcly after supper; prolonging the
game until the wee small hours OF
the night. They consist of a picked
nine three trays" and are said to
he, by those up in the game, to stand
at the head of the profession, in fat.
play Xix: the Watsons. # you think
that your Mexican club can get away
with the following game played here
the other night, all you have got to
do is to put up:
AT the first bat caught n pair of
aces, making home run drew three
ten $, OTIS, being q safe hitter he took a
pass.
B-Ilolding up 4 four flush reluc-
family stood in, got his mar and tai
lied a V.
L-Chalking his cue went to cush-
ion ON ''three's'' and not bcttering
his hand, went in on a bluff, raised q
liver.
Puppies Feet--rie keen cutter
stood pat played sucker On Il full
and made i five more to play.
Jack-The catcher on the fly, pull
ed in a ''royal straight" Oh the Sc
cond bat.
=. Feet-saw the stake, caromed,
made it two better as Il fielder.
J-Taking in the situation saw it,
and played ''big casino" =
Book "a change of venue and
busted, losing his pool on a ramps.
Went: to pocket, make it good;
not willing 10 take a euchre, stayed.
Puppies Feet--Moved his castle,
went his usual five better as if he wac
going italone.
Jack-ric fly catcher commenced
getting down to his work hy making
high, low, jack. holding that it took
a twenty to loot; at the score.
J-rook a '',,heck mate" and re-
tired rs a spectator.
B-Got them in the corner and
took sugar, and reflection in his'n.
L-fIaving got caught on the fly,
.'called."
Result--The crack, imported men,
Der from Chicago, borrowed a wheel
borrow to take his sugar to the hotel,
while L., P's. Feet, T. & B. Joined
the great controversy, and have rent
ed the Rink aad are ready to tighI
any sect, club, society, or ring thai
says there is IA ''Hell."
Bob Ingcrsoll's name was propos
i. ed at a caliel meeting by an outsid,
nine, but was, rejected by a unani
nous vote.
& Morral-Never 90 too much on
; Chicago nine. for at last it biteth lik
a serpent, and is not a bit bettrr tina
two in the bush. RINK.
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
SkATORIAL.

Last Saturday night the Rink was
crowded with skaters. Fcnton was
there in all his glory. The tourna-
ment was a success Sam Edwards
carried off the prize, a handsome s.
silver cup, skating around the rink in
IA seconds, and taking Off three out
of the five rings. Smith Spence was
awarded the prize "a tincup,) as
tho~most awkward skater in the Rink.
Don't forget the masquerade tonight.
The five giantcsses will he there in all
their glory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
CONCERT.
RINK.

Miss Lizzie Marmaduke gave an
entertainment last Saturday night,
consisting Of ~tabieaux, songs and dia-
logues, Tor the benefit of the temper
ance movement. The concert was a
success. Tic audience was not SO very
large but very appreciative. The re-
ceipts at the door were 5000. Ne,
profit of sic. 90, which was turnee
over to tia, temperance organization
Miss Lizzie deserves much credit fol
the energY and talent she displayc'
in making this enterprise a success
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
IT WAS ALIVE.

1
ne WAS rather an uicou'h COOKING
ihoiNi""ai' anu Us TIC s"un'ere" in'o
my ''o,e s =.
~
"'
"here III" IL coihe ir'"' an1'
one pointing ~ num-
|. ie'' Nie "ooF open anu
1t "'e" i"' '''u 'e
"o" HIN" ~ "
~
'"' 'e
fourth.
"les, it's e mln-Sse 1t m1ye!'
oueried the frat. All hand, lauyhei
h,,s.o.o,s,r
poor "'"' AM o'n'
want TO have any tro ,ote with any
anybody. I'm Il Christian, and 1
dou't beliey,. in turmoil and strife
anil ..,,, ,.r,i.;n,te !, i, nr,s
. -,n-.:I,I..aI.
you, "'t'"'S "'"''c" pe'f'e' 'i~' y""
will allow me to depart IN peace
said the new arrival.
"a. Of ,ha crawl mar. d.r,.r
-. -, -,
IMAM 'no e'' = JUG "A
nat down over MS eyes, anu another
dabbed his ) full of molasscs from
a barrel standing by.
Than the no,r Christian to,k q
-
small volume from ms poche. ana
began reading the scriptu es in q
drawing, sing-song tone.
While he vas eu,y,ped nj th;s TIA
crowd plaved ALL sorts of tri,.ks ~,
hur.
On mt som. ezra in his no,.Ifet
and another masked them.
Then the biggest m m In the house
incurred so ne oil ON his hat and l;uh,.
cd II,
Then the clerk hit him un,,.r Tho
,osa with a cod All
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

AS business begins to open for the
spring you should be making pre-
parations for it. The most impor-
tant of these is to let people know
what you have to offer them. The
best way to do this is by advertising
in the LEDGER, we offer the merchants
of Mexico the best advertising medi,
I'M ever placed before them. Not
only do they get the benefit of a large
circulation, but it is a paper in which
the people take an interest. 1t is no
taken home and thrown down un
opened, but it is read with interes
by all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
L,pposlA, Mo-, March 10, 1873.

LADDoNIA, No., March 10, 1915.
DEAR LEpGER: Don't think for 0
moment that VIC have forgotten to
write, or that our towa has leen Sc
very dull that items were scarce. No,
nothing of the kind, but either to the
reverse.
On the 26th of February the G. I.
Lodge gave an entertainment, which
was a They realized from
the sale of a cake about .forty-toui
dollars, which they appropriated To-
ward building plank walks in town.
Several families have moved into
town.
We notice a very meat residence
being built near town and a farm will
be improved there this spring. We've
not learned the gentleman's name
that is doing the improvement.
Mr.. james Able has moved about
two miles north of town.
We notice some corn being brought
in to-day and we infer tfat the roads
are getting so they can be travelled
orce more.
We learn that Mrs. Cartmel, who
has been in poor health for sometime,
died Yesterday at Fulton, where sh.
had gone about two weeks ago to be
under medical treatment.
Our temperance meetings are still
i'll progress, and VIC believe are doing
some good.
Rev. DIR. Maple, of Mexico, viii
lect,re here tonight in the cause o
temperance. We bclive these meet.
ings are doing good, and though w,
may not zee speedy reform in all
we believe they add a general goot
to mankind and elevate society boti
morally and intellectually. Pcrchanc,
there may be now, and then, some
who ''are born to drink unseen, ant
watt their breath OH the desert ali =
yet all feel and know that this caus
is a good one, and that it is Il grea
moral element in society.
Oh, what fine days and nights W,
are having, and our people seem t,
+ be enjoying them by way Of visiting
cleaning off their yards and %scttin!
o&t shrubbery.
Mrs. Mitchell has returned hom
from IA visit to New York, where sh
has been spending several months.
Mr.. Swift has just returned iron
Maine, where he has been on q visi
/, of several weeks.
Sunday School organized and Wi
be held every Sunday at 10 O'Clock
prayer meeting each Sunday at tire
, O'Clock.
Mr.. Il. J. Simpson, who has ha
charge of IL school near Martinsburg
! has returned home. We learn tIs
e the patrons Of the school were We.
pleased with his services.
This is fine weather for fishing an
all the little boys and some big one
have been out trying their luck. Ono
? in a while some come back mimi
any fish, but generally a pleasar
smile is spread ove their %countenanc
us they return, holding up their fish
and telling everybody to look. W
haven't been yet, but feel tempted t
4 go every time we hear those wonder
ful accounts of cttching those hi
ish. ANNIE LAURA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A traveller in western Iowa, while
riding along, came to q large sign
which implored him to ''look out for
the locomotive. He accordingly
rode down the track for q better view
and while he was obligingly look
ing out" for it, it came a long He
saw it, but he had to sit III the
ditch and wait until q freight train %
thirty-seven ears had passed by be.
fore he could get back to the othei
piece of his horse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

In this issue of the LEDGER will he
found the advertisement of the old
reliable saddle and harness maker,
James Pasqueth, who always keeps
on hand ~ full and complete line Of
harness, saddles, &c. lie is Il sterl.
ing honest business man, well worthy
of Il mans confidence and patronag,
His motto is quick sales and sinai
profits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

j. L. Southwofth, of st. Louis,
who has been with J. H.. Crane,
wholesale furniture dealer of st. Louis
for eleven years, made us a pleasant
call last Monday. He informs us
that he will open a furniture store
under the Cromwell House ON the
first of April. He will have a full
and complete line of the best ant
cheapest furniture in st. Louis and
New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Malinda Allen Mine is now all
the 60. Last week an assay was
made by a Government Assayer of a
spur Of the ledge that was struck b.
the miners and it assayed SlS6 to the
ton. If the true ledge is this rich,
Audrain will be a rich county in Il
few years, and we will have ''silyer''
roads instead of rock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
$ IMPOSIOR.


The night police found him in front
of Phillips store last night trying 70
get his six feet of body into o box
four feet long. He couldn't quite ac-
complisL the feat, and he was AWFUL
mad as the Capt. beckoned him 70
come down to the frescoed hall. ne
fought all the way down, and wheR
the Capt. asked for his name he re-
Iplied:
II am the sweet singer OF Michl-
gan"
He was registered accordingly,
though both policemen on the force
knew that he was a base impostor.
He had a sulky, defiant look as he
stood before the Capt. to plead, and
IIickersons kind smile didn't seem to
wake the notes of the turtle-dove III
his heart.
"You call yourself the sweet singer
of Michigan, do your" asked the
Capt.
II do" was the surly answer.
"How sweetly do you sing"
"As sweet as l want to-"
What songs do you sweetly sing!'
"Lots of EN-"
''Name one."
lie besitated, scratched his esr,sl
and finally replied:
The Sweet Bimcby."
s'Is that one of your songs:"
Eyes, SIR"
lyon wrote that, did your"
''Yes, sir"
"When you was writing that beau
tiful song, MI. Sweet Singer, did 10
occur to you that in the sweet by
and-by YOU might be sent to the
rock pile for three months:'
mo, sir, it didn't"
That's where you arc going, my
poet, whether it occurred to YOU or
not. What q shame for you to stand
here and try to pass yourself of for
another person. Don't we all know
that the genuine Sweet Singer OF
Michigan is a female? Could . rag
ged, ugly-tempered beer-drinker
write sucl. beautiful lines as form the
tender poem entitled Little High
~IIensel or, the boy who was made
to cease to grow? How dare you
try to snatch the crown of victory
t from the b, ow of the modest Julia A.
Moore!'
"I'm the sW eet singer, and I'll bet
money On it," snarled the
Sing then of ninety days." whis-
pered the Capt. as he locked him up
: in the city boarding house with 80
other pilgrims.
The prisoner walked into the or
rider, sat down and began to sing .
song in which the name of q gentle
, man named Robert Ridley
was frequently mentioned, and be
} would not stop until a big sticking
plaster had been prepared for his
mouth.
/ He is now singing, Il am working
: on the railroad, SIX bits u day shovel
ing up dirt and bearing it away"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

In this issue of the LEDGER will
be found the double column adver-
tisement of Rutledge Il Treioar,
boot and shoe merchants. These
gentlemen are sterling business
men. and carry II full line of goods.
They have the best workmen employ
ed in their repair and manufacturing
shops. They invite the patronage
Of all old friends and the public at
llron.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

another prisoner was incarcerated
in the county Jail Tuesday, his name
is Joe Barney. He was sent up by J..
A. Bolts, of Prairie Township, for
stealing a suit of clothes from f.. II.
Coatsworth, of Laddonia. He will
have his trial at the June term of the
circuit court,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
MARRIED.


At the residence of the brides faith
err, ON Sd of March 1873, by Squire
Milton Blythe William r. Stewart
and Miss Warrie Grafton. All of Au-
drain county Nc.
Thursday the 14th of March, at
the residence of j.. M. Marmaduke,
by Rev. Wand eyenter DIR. A. NJ. Pat
terson, of this city to Miss Hattie
Sigler, of this county. The Bride has
our thanks for cake, and the boys
return thanks to the DR.. for cigars
Long may you both live, and ever b.
as happy as you are to-day, is oul
wish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Bible READING.-Rev. NJ. l..
Laws Corresponding Secretary, of the
Missouri Bible Sunday School Con
v%ention, will give a reading at the
Baptist church of this city to-mor-
row night at 8 o'clock. Subject, our
financial distress and its remedy, our
criminal calendar and its significance.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

City HALL.-Wc have heard dur
ing the last week a good deal of talk
about the new city hall and rink that
is to be built. We don't think any
thing definite has been agreed upon
.S vet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
ART GALLERY.

We had the pleasure OF visiting j.
G. Heads new photograph plriors,
over fuckers store. Mr.. IIeai is a
good artist, as his work testiiies. He
is q good business MAI and deserves
his share of the public patronage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A sympathetic but inquisitive young
man, who was visiting a county pris-
on, gently asked a girl prisoner the
cause of her being in such a place.
"Oh," said she, with a contemptuous
toss of her head, 81 stole a water
mill, and got off safe. but, like q fool,
l went back after the stream that
turned il, and was arrested" The
sympathetic young mar left immedi-
ately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
MURPHY

During the last week the following
donations have been made to the
Temperance organization:
Judge Buckncr, - valuable books.
DR.. Lee, a large lot of valuable
hooks.
Skating Rink, $3.50 in cash.
DIR. McFarlanc, Il large lot of mag
azines.
Miss Lizzie Marmaduke, $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

of IN wants to faint i'll cont
parative safety, Maine is the place to
u Maine railway; and thirteen liquor
TASKS were promptly placed at her
disposal. In this connection, it ma
be incidentally mentioned that therc
were just thirteen men in the car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
CATARpH CURE.

T.. 4. Mcdonald, Scharlach and
Halls popular clerk, has n stre cure
for catarrh. lie has certificates from
prominent men all over the State who
have used his medicine with happy
results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Laddonians are not to be sur
passed in anything. They now have
Il walking telephone, that gathers
and delivers news free of charge;
and if it runs short of news is
always ready to manufacture Ii
supply that is needed on the slortesi
notlce, w%itlioui any hesitation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Prof. Underwood closed his writing
school at Weaver school house last
Monday. H. gave several prizes,
one to the best writer, III. C. Gull
enc for the most improvement in the
ladies class, Maggie Wilson; for the
most improvement in the gents class
to +. NJ. p ice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

We received a letter from DIR. Cor
way last Saturday and he informs us
that he made 2300 converts in Mob
erly, and that the prize cake was sold
for S12I.5O. There is no mistake
but what the DR.. is doing a good
work and he is getting good pay for
il too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Judge Forrest returned from Stur-
geon this morning and informs us
that up to date 400 have taken The
pledge. The Judge is = very sue.
| cessiul s'shaker up"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

j. A. Glandon, manager of the
Mexico Skating Rink, gave a benefit
for the Murphy organization last Fri
day night. We noticed that there
was but one Murphy patronizer on
that night, except the regular patrons
of the rink, and that n was Judge
j. P. Clark and family. A large
crowd of Murphies should have been
present on that occasion as the pro-
ceeds were turned over to that organ
iZation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Weather ford correspondent nf
the Fort Worth Democrat describing
a tight that recently occurred there.
between one Spharr ami Campbell.
poetizes thusly:
They spharred and fit,
They gonged and bit,
They fought both long and we'll.
With fierce, wild features.
In spite OF Beceher's
Sermon they raisei h-ll.
Oh Campbell on; brave Scotia,s son
Should aim TO : isal Marmasn.
And die unless the y~ictorv,s Won !,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Young ladies, if you want to look
sweet, don't fail to get a package OF
complexion powders, free, at f. s.
Reily's drug store. Is st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Mrs. NJ. h. Dunbar has been elect
ed Matron of the Fulton Insane Asy-
lum. Mrs. Dunbar is a most estimi-
able lady and we are glad to con-
graduate the institution on procuring
such a matrOD,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

SECOND APPEAEENCE.-Ihe Mexico
Minstrel Troupe will make their sec
ond appearance in Mexico on Satar-
day the 30tlt OF March. The compa-
nv now embraces some of the best
talent in Mexico, and will put oil the
boards on this occasion some OF
the most laughable forces and
sketches extant. Patronize home tai
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A New York Journalist has COM
posed an editors Waltz" All
editors waltz is usually dancedsstu
the tune of "Alore Copy" and the
music is generally furnished by the
ceyil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Some of the boys who visit the
reading rooms at night annoy the
readers by their misbehavior. Boys
if you don't wish to read you should
stay away, those rooms are not for
loafers to be used as clublooms, they
are intended to be used only for
reading rooms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

\ little boy was asked the other
dayif he knew where the wicked fin
ally went to. lie answered: ''They
practice law here Il spell, and then 60
to the Legislature"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The champion skater Of the world,
j. Ii. Fenton and the champion bare
back rider of the world, jim Robin
son, have both honored Mexico with
a short visit during the lasttwO weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

; If you+ have the chills try a bottle
of Mullins Chill Tonic, every bottle
warranted byF. 5. Reilly, Druggist.
4S st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Judge Forrest closed his Murphy
Meeting in Fulton last Friday night.
Over 500 Joined in that city under
his supervision.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
MONEY.

1t is not necessary for us to blow
about Il work for it speaks for itself.
knoder q Fsankc proprictors OF
the Parlor Boot and Sloe Shop east
side Of the square over Barnes 4
vineyards grocery store. 4S-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

We are always pleased to recon-
mend a good article. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup neve fails to cure a
cough or cold in short time. The
price is IS cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Candidates wishing TO ''set 'em
up" al find good cigars two for a
nicklc at f. ). Reily's drug store.
Is 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

THE DARKROOM As A BANK.-1Ou
deposit your mOney-and lose it.
Your time-and lost it. Your strength
and lose it. Your wife's happi-
ness-and lose it. Your own soul
and lose it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

j.. w. liagsdale has opened a har-
ness shop at liagsdal's old store. He
keeps on hand a full line of goods,
and sells low down for cash. Sec
advertisement elsewhere and give
| him 4 CAL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Mayors proclamation has
abated the tramp nuisance entirely.
1t worked like u charm. T~wenty-four
hours after the proclamation was is
sued not q tramp was to be found in
! Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Landreth's garden seeds are known
to be superior 20 all others, 8 papers
for % cents. For sale by f. Shelf
Reilly, Druggist. i8 st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Mrs. Whaley, wife of Major Wha-
ley, of Fulton, died Tuesday night
last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Homer st. John is rencvating and
rearranging his stock of goods. Ho-
mer is a good business man and de-
serves the patronage. of the public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Linton District Medical Insti-
tute meets at Bowling Green on the
Sd of April. A full attendance is
solicited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Park Smith has put a new wagon
on the road, and it is a beauty.
1t was made by Kelley & Buck
heart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Prof. .Treloar and brother very
kindly and ably assisted Miss Lizzie
Marmaduke in her concert last Satur-
day night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Murphy B. B. Club meets
every Tuesday night at Days a +
penter shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

If you want an easy shave or a
stylish haircut, call at the Palace
Barber Shop, under the new Savings
Bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

If there is anything in this world
that will make a mule laugh until his
tail drops off it is to see Il man with
a glass eye trying to wink at a pretty
girl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

l. W. Boulware, l.. Mckinney,
County Attorney, and Sheriff Pace,
all of Galloway, were in Mexico last
Tuesday, en- route for Huntsville
with boy" Oliver. divers trial
will take place at that city before
Judge Burkhart.