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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

We sent DIR. Conway 1000 pledg.
es to Moberly last week, and Tuesday
we received another ~tclelegram for q
thousand more. While DIR. Conway
was in Mexico we heard people say,
s.we would love to see Conway strike
Moberly." Gentlemen, you see
Conway did strike and he struck her
hard, too. You may not hike Conway,
but he Is doing n grand, good work,
and a work that no other man could
do better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

NFW RINk.-I1iere is some talk of
building q large one story frame
buihting to be used as Il skating rink
and for festivals &c, &c. VIZ think
this a good idea, c building of this
kind would not cost much and would
be well patronized. A large room
for a rink is badly needed in Mexles
now. =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

At Gray Hooks sale OF Monday,
March IL, B. =. Rodman Auctioneer,
property brought the follow ng prices;
~ head yearling steers S22 70 per
head; steer calves SIS; heifers from
Sil to SIS; milk cows from SCI to
$40; dry cows and shippers from S1s
to S27; 200 barrels of corn in crib
81 30 per barrel 4 work horses from
$40 to s97 pea head hogs and pigs
81 30 per head round lot; agriculture
al i%mpliments sold splendid chickens
sold fer % cents per head turkeys
60 cents per head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

"Ah! how times are changed since
I was young!'' remarked an old
man sin those days the young fell
lows would have been spanked if they
vent courtin' before they were of age
but now they begin courtin' the pill
lows in their cradles, and it's ten to
one If they amt engaged to their
nurse. before they can blow their
noses"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
FURNITURE STORE

j. l.. SoGthworth, Of St. Louis,
will open a large Furniture Store un-
der the Cromwell House on about the
first Of April. Mr.. ;. will always
keep on hand q fnll and com
plcte line OF the finest and most last
ing furniture il the market. He will
introduce himself To YOU in the way
of an advertisement az soon as he
gets established.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
LITT1F B0NNE FEMME ASSO-
CATION.

III, ministers apd Draeon's Com
terence Of Little Bonnc femihp As
sociatioG meet. fMaech Pa tsfs.
ID l.2 o'clock. IL. nj, wiiifthc i,lp,iss
ahurrh at Rich'and, in this comfy.
rno1sAMAE::
/. Sermon for rriticism-C. i.
Black. |e'
>. When sad ~ whom was the
kingdom Of Heaven set upF j, VI.
Robinson.
3. Will the Finql judgement he
Immediately nron the Second Advent
af Christ? NJ. f. Bib.
4. What sr,. the dusie1 ofa DAa-
eopf L. j.. t,ihbs and T.. Martin.
j. The Design ID Baptism. j. G.
Maple.
6. The Reciprocal Duties of Church
and Pastor. w. B. Walthall. -
Z. Can Baptists consistently prac.
tice Pulpit Afiiiation H: wv.
Dodge.
8. Il man Hereditarily DepravedF
W. SI. Upton.
8, The Se~riptnral Plan for Raising
Money 10 Defiay Church Expenses.
j.. Guthrie, G. III. Baynham.e ~
10. Missionary Worla and lspa kcsl
conducted. Pollard and Harmon.
Themes assigned 20 brethssHt4 d
| formers onfereiiee, who were no
resent, continued.
LITTLE 10 VIZ FEsAk SIS. eosvEsrIo,
Will meet March 18th at / ~ o'clock
pm. ''si1s
Devotional exercises.
2. Are we sa~ficiently Awake i
the Importance Of the S. .. Work?
2:3o. How Should the Bible y
used2 j. NJ McGaire.
i Seeven o'clock, p. M, Pastors
] Work of the s. S. Teacher. Mtlll
8. Upton.
j 7.30. Who should Teacha Matt
! Megawin.
: s. How can We Secure the Estal
lishment af Good 8. =. ii every BaI
tist church? III. Hour and Jam
Powell.
$50. Should Denomination
Principles bs taught % childtcus ]
r. Sallee.
4 SUNDAY, 61sr.
$50. sunday school
n Ii. sermon hy =. g. Maple. "
lject, Christian H~ene6cence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
E%NILRYnnDY GOES

-
~. -,as1rrzI+ rvs tIIH.taEe @iiI give q
concert, tahlfgux and varied enter
tainment al Opera Hall, assisted by
some OF the live young girls OF this
city, on Saturday night for the bene-
lit of the Murphy organization Miss
Lizzie sho lid be commended for her
enterprise and We trust the public
will show their appreciation by their
patronage. Everybody IA going.
CITY ATTORNEY OF MEXICO.
We are pleasea ~ learn that T. B.
Buckuer, a graduate Of Westminster
college, il Il candidate for City Attor-
ney of Mexiro at the approaching
spring election. Tie citizens OF Mex
leo CnHli not ricct a m"Ie worthy OF
efficient officer. lie is y ,onag mar
of exemplary morals, u good lawyer
and All accomplished gentleman. 20
not forget Mr.. Buel1ner on the day
OF the election. During oral years
residence in Fnlton he commended
hims Ii tery warmly IN the people ot
this ,taee hy his siuiinn2 habits. IN.
cxccptinnailH d"rortmenl aud prom.
ising abihty.-Fulton Telegraph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
TIE MULE OF ATHENS.

This bird brou yht mp under the
dome of the University Of the State
of Missouri, bound on the north by
the Christian Female College, on the
east hy Stephens College and on the
west by the colored church, has qui-
city eanforned to his educational
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hecomr~in~i's"i in
character nd beauty. His inteIlec-
tual countenance beams with pleas
ure as he mods to the s%aiutations of
the professors and eminent talented
citizens of the city of Athens modes
ty one of his peculiar virtues "a only
be discerned by the gentle undnlat-
ing movement of his monumental list
ners as they move slowly forward, at
the suggestion Of his overloaded
III ain, whose texture ia finer than
linsey-woolsey. His beautiful basso-
profundo voice, trained under the ac-
knowledged professorship of Athens
most talented artists, fills the night
ita solemn Bethoycn-like
melody, and il often taken for tbs
double echo Of the dew drop notes
falling from the "Arion club"
while the whistling OF p club from
some chamber window clsavinG the
evening airtailes for the mule "Ath-
ems" for such r. the handle given
him by acknowledgement, delights
in being distinguished from others Of
his class, ny going Two better in point
of lega, also having Il scientific nse
Of the two back aft a diploma, being
awarded the:a by the C'S. of IL.
K.") society of high kickers as being
the most high-toned, high up in the
air, uncomfortable repeaters in cxis-
tence, The lifting of a fly OF the
ear brow of a niger the brushing Of
an alto musquito from off the bald
head of a professor without injury
to the brain, and the tanning Of an
eye lash Of an upper ten Athens belle,
are bnt q few Of the accomplishments
Of the adept foot-handler. But
with all these projections he il not
happy sceme to forget at times; he
In an 'tAthens" mule, and bankers
to carom on the bread-hasket of one
of the city fathers, or catch the rear
of a bloated bond holder on the fly.
But with character indifference
brought about by sad experience,
carelessly casts his Tice like eyes
! aloft i'm search of indications of at
mosphere for the comming month, as
the rosy cheeks of a drummer comes
in sight around the corner. Hes
been there, he Knows, there's nc
use, and as briney tears slowly went
their way down that Roman-like pro
boscis, and pause, but moment t.
glisten and silently disappear, are
sure indications that'sAthen's" hear
is surely but slowly breaking, ant
signs at the thought as he ~revolyes il
his mind at the safety of that deun
mer. "Athens' seems to be of
compound cathartic complexion, an
rather of a singular turn of mind, in
/ clined to look down on others of b
kind, and like Regulus in the hous
of refuge, seems to say. ETHAN
.God / am not like other males,
but in his sad hours of meditation |
= realizes the fact that he can only tra'
> his origin like all others of his elias
he seems to return to good hard mu
sense leaving all h%ighfalnting n
# tons out, and settles down to t
d hard pan conclusion, that after a
if he Is nothing but the lamensed 3
III scendant Of an educated LASS"
ne RINK.
CoSusBsk, Mo-, March 10. 1873.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

The proprietors OF the skating rink
will donate the proceeds of next Fri
day night to the Library, -
Nj. n. r.. Stanbnrry donated five
books 10 the Library.
MI. Stanhops prese tied the Libra
ry with some papers.
Miss Moore donated . very hand
some picture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
CIRCUsEs.

At the next meeting Of the county
court the license on circuses will be
lessened. It is now no high that it
keeps all circuses away. Now, this
is not right, we might each year make
hundreds Of dollars revenue for the
county from circuscs, and 1t Is not
right Tor the county court to dictate
to the people whether they should &c
O q circus Of NOT. Make t~ly4}icense
reasonable, and let the people consult
their own wishes shout going TO cir
ousea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
SKATORIAL.

Sammie Edwards and Addie Crom-
well carried off the prizes last Satur-
day night for being the best skaters
in Mexico. z Ladies and 10 gentle
men competed for the prizes. Next
Saturday night a prize will be given
to the best s'couple skating together
A full attendance is expected on this
occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
5000,

There ahouid bc five thousand ev-
ergreens planted in this town this
spring. Every owner of n lot that
q plant ought TO. Il beauties. 1t
softens the atmosphere, it makes any
town or city healthier. 1t adds value
mor permanently than any other one
thing planted. They are every day
well dressed and handsome to look
of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

On account ofsMiss Lizzie Marina
dukes concert, which comes off on
next Saturday night, the Lycenm
win not meet till next Tuesday night,
when a full and entertaining pro-
gramme will be executed. A full at
tendance is solicited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

rH,soE.--The Singer Office has
mi ii the east end Of the new
A southeast corner Of public
80. where you will find the old
,S,bIe Singer machine, needles, oil
" sttachments constantly on hand.
IA vill find T. ". Nichols at this
~ TO repair all machines that are
,aeht TO this Office, on reasonable
37-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Walthall & McGregor, Of Fulton,
have just received the finest and full
est line Of Mems and Boys Furnish
ing goods ever brought to Fulton.
They invite all their old customers
and the public at large &c call and ex-
anime their stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Fenton, the champion skater of the
world, gave an exhibition at the Mex
leo Rink last Tuesday night. He is
e PRODIGY on wheels. Fenton is the
proprietor of the four roller skate.
The feats he can execute on them
plainly shows tLat he knows how to
handle his own mention"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

On and after March the 18th only
s cents per mile can be charged on
all The main trunk railroad lines, and
4 cents per mile on all branch roads.
This is a good law. The public make
by it, for they can travel cheaper.
The railroad companies make by it;
for there will be SO much more travel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

There was a dance at Mr.. p. Reefs
Friday night, it was a grand success,
there being three ladies and eighteen
gentlemen present /; but there would
have been the fourth lady had not the
''old folks interfered." And also
the fifth had it not been for n ''sprain-
ed ANGLE" DEAD BEAT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
COMMUNICATIONS.

FuLrox, Mo-, March IL, 1873.
r. M. WHITE: Will yen be so
kind as to tell me what relation a loaf
o. bread is to a locomotive.
SQUIg.
Bread is a necessity, q locomotive
10 an invention. Necessity is the
mother OF invention, ergo, a loaf OF
bread is the mother of locomotive.
Why don't you ask as something
hard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

We announce this week DR.. s. N.
Russell Is a candidate for Mayor of
the city Of Mexico, the DR.. Is q good
presiding officer, an old citizen and il
elected is In every way qualiidto gil
the position q the Mayorship Of the
city Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

To FARMERs.-Clacier & Rnioff
have Just received q car load of Gull
tivators which they r prepared to
sell at the lowest cash figures, and
warrants them to give ~satifaction.
CIacher & Ruloh' keep also n full
and complete line of p'ows and Other
farming implements as well as q
general stock OF hardware. They in.
rite the patronage of all old friends
and the public at large. Motto
sslive and let live"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
COUNTY BOARDERS.

A horse thief from Schuyler county
IS now in the county Jail, on his way
to jefferson City to serve out a term
of 2 years. He is the first prisoner
ever put in the new Jail.
Emma Williams Cool. is the Sec
ond. She was sent up by Squire
Hooton last Tuesday for ten days fol
petit larceny. '.As soon as thu
roads get better we think the jail win
be filed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

!. s,rus ofssuO. $500, $1,000, $4,000
ss,n.OOO secured by good city and
~ property OH three, five, and ten
sis 70 JNo. P. CLARK IL Son,
4 NAL land and loan agent.
oaee over Savings Hanks Mexico
~, 45.tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
RfsE License REpui5ED-SD EXEMPT
ION FROM TAxEs--sILLIARD TABLES
ORDERED ssPULLEp.'

RfsE LICENSE REDU,5Ec-D EXEMPT
ION FROM TAxEs--HILLIARD TABLES
ORDERED .PULLEp."
The city council met in regular
session last monday night, Mayor
Fowler in the chair. Council,nen all
present except E. Rines. Mr.. Joe.
tilandon appeared in behalf Of the
rink association to haze the rink
license reduced. He ssid that tho
license was now so high that he would
have to shut up the rink if it was not
reduced.
+. ID. Graham made some remarks
to the purport that arrangements were
being made to build a large building
to be used as a rink, and if the license
was not reduced that there would be
no need for a rink.
After considerable debate the IL
cense was fixed at SIS a week, or SIS
a year, and an. ordinance to. that eff
feet was ordered published.
The following accounts were al
lowed:
j. L. Hutton .,.....,.. 49,. 5 3.75
w. Potts for Hutton ........-. 71.00
Street Commissioned .......". $3.50
49, --
Total ......-...o.. .....a. aSIZ2.25
A printed letter from X. f. Keeler
" CO., Bankers and Brokers, of 81.
Louis, IN regard 10 liz adjusting ni
the cities hnanee was read and laid
under the table.
a communication .was then read
from Gee. kahrich asking . remittance
OF the fine impefr"l on,hima few days
since on account ps the, "mslinee ut
the Opera House." hetwee him aad
W. T.. West. The communication
was laid on the table; without action.
There is only enc way to have o
fine RENTED, that is to get up apeti-
ton, have it signed by, the Recorder,
City Attorney, the majority Of the
councilmen then present it to the
Mayor, aud if your petition is signed
BY the Mayor, your tine is RENTED.
w. f, Reed was then introduced to
the council and stated that the wall
put up in front OF the old H, Williams
property had fallen down, and be
thought the City SHOULD rebuild it..
He went on to show that it was poor
II made ont of poorer material. The
matter was referred to Murray and
Pollock, who will report at newt meet
ing.
ThnS. Jackson sent ia s request 10
he exempted ron potl tax. II he
will sware ne is over fifty years old
he will be exempted.
The mayor then appointed a special
committee of Ross, Morris and Pol
lock to draw up the final statement
ofthe city's finance for publication.
The statement 10 be presented at the
next meeting of the council.
City Attorney, Geo. Robertson.
reported that the streets and allYs in
1 as!liag1 % s4 III say e n fs sisa f Fssbd hssa
that the city had u right to collect
tax. off those claiming exemption I'M
der the Grazing Land" elanse, that
is if they are in "original',- Mexico.
The only trouble isithst the land il
30 poorly described iftile assessment
that it would be useisssito sell it, for
taxes, because ~youesoaHf not describe
the land so a. to convey title. In
tle future the --asscssor sh ,utd be
careful. s
Mart Roberts WAS reported as run.
ming two billiard talarg without Il.
censs. The marshall was oAlerai to
collect OF the anne H. makes +at.
ditieropre whether Mart charges 70,
the game or moi, The tables are liable
Ia license Just the SANE.
Without further Business The 1.onn,
I'll ADJOURNED.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

WAHTEp.-A good lise partner
with $4,000 cash capital, to establish
an iron foundry in this city, with Il
man thai viii PM si0,O0o worth of
patents aud implements ngainst the
$4,000 cash. FOR particulars address
Il. NJ. White or B.. j.. Gill. Mexico.
Missouri. A.. II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
BRING IN YOUR CLAY.

As arrangements ara being made TO
establish a pottery in Audrain. Fred
Llewcilyn wishes to have q sample oil
all the clay in the county. Every
ore having n bank of clay ON hia
land will please bring Fred in a buck
et full Of tue same. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

We learn that a negro at Caring
ton, Galloway county, beat a little
child to death last week. We are I'M
able to give the particulars and are
glad of it, for if We gave a full ac-
count of it the GAZETTE would
''open up'' OF us again, and we don't
wish to tread on their toes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

All the offices on the first floor Of
the court house are being whitewash-
ed and renovated generally. Our
court house men have pride about the
appearance Of their offices, that is
commendahlc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

We learn that conductor Graham
had his hand badly mashed last night
coming in on the Denvef. He put
his hand out to leave a letter and his
hand was caught by some obstruc-
ton and badly crushed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

G. Ragsdale has opened a new har-
ness and saddle shop at his old stand.
Repairing a speciality. He would be
pleased to sec his old customers and
the public at large.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Last week We made sight mistake
in election notice. d. Hubball
is judge in second ward in place OF
D.. Hubbard, and YIN. Sims in 4th
ward in place of VIM. Simmons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
NEW BRIDGE.

The county court has ordered a
new bridge down east of Mexico
over Salt river, and we learn that it
is the wish of some to have it near
the one o down. We think the
new bridge should be as far a posi-
BILE from the old one 80 as to accom-
modate as many persons IS possible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

=. mexican has all kinds of new
second hand sewing machines,
Singer. Domestic, Wheeler and
t ps,snn' Weed, Victor, New Ameri-
IN tor less money than they can
=. n of anyother agent, Mexico1
ps1 36-3m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Lady Ito a little girl OF four years|
WHAT are you going to call your
new dnli!' Girl, (iieaving u deeI,
sigh, like soIne anxious u uti,er),--I
shalt cali il Roaa-ifit lives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

About one hundred and thirty-five
colored emigrants passed through
this city via St. T.. E. G. n. RI. Il.
yesterday (Wednesda,f en- route Tor
Topeka, Kansas. Taey were from
Paris, Ky, and we're accompanied
by a colored brass band
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

There will be O devotional meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation at the M. Z. Church, South,
at 2 O'Clock p. m, sunday. Both
old and young men are cordially iu-
yited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

]. Med. Trimble, one of the ablest
members Of the Mexico bar, and q
graduate Of Westminster College,
Fulton, No., has received an invita-
ton from the class '78 Of that college
to deliver their diplomas on their
graduating day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Misses Golding and Gerhardt, Of
Fallen, and Miss ida Neisley, Of
J~effsrson City, three charming young
ladies, made Mexico 3 flying visit on
Monday last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

1t is said that common salt, in the
mouth, will cause immediate relief iu
persons troubled with fits.
We advise the editor of the Fulton
Gazette TO try it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Galloway and Monroe counties are
both talking up the subject of rock
roads. Don't LET them beat us in
this matter. They can't in the mat
ter of talking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

e. Cromwell, conductor of the
..mrell BUS Line, makes calls in
I arts cs the town and meets all
..ins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

r. Flint has removed his Dental
o.,,as 10 north side public square, IN
Y. rooms formerly occupied by
4, Rakcr's insurance Office.
3S-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

MI. Trobue, OF ILL.,, nephew of j.
B. Clark, of this city, has just ON
pleted q very pleasant visit to the
family Of his uncle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

c. A. Samuel is making arrange
ments to close up his Wholesale liquor
establishment and 60 on to the road
for a house in Kentucky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Idu supply of the old reliable gen
IN Singer machines at the old Singer
xu Two doors east of w. W. Har-
~ Co.'S which / will sell for less
b. can be bought elsewhere in this
atst. =,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

III you want a stylish hair cnt or a
elass shave csll at the Palace
xsshop under the Savings bank.
Alt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

y. Gleason has a full line Of
e0ods which are worthy the no.
fhe public. He is looking for
lot Of mowers and reapers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Uncle ommy Jamison, who has
beer very sick for 8 or 4 months, we
are pleased 70 state, is able to be on
the streets again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Q. t. Rivers-You will please send
US your true name. We ara anxious
to become acquainted with Youth.
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Squire Hooton has moved his JUS
tice office 10 the north side OF the
SQUARE over Cardwell & Menifee's
Furniture store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
Jadge Forrist opened "a Murphy
meeting in Fulton last Tuesday night.
He is meeting with grand success.

Marion, our old friend and school
mate, made Us a call this morning.
He was on his way to Fulton to see
well, we won't give the boy away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

hear the angels calling" "Let
take the pot ; a pair Of duces is
thkse" said a young man who
ea the words repeated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

There viii be q grand mass meet
ing at the court house on the last Sat
urday Of this month to takc some
steps toward matchmaking the Paris
49,. 4r.st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Saturday viii be the biggest Stock
Sales day ever held in Mexico. Near
" every man in the county will be in
town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Rev. Pope Yeaman was in Mexico
Monday and made a rousing speech
at thu Murphy shake up Monday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Billie, you can find you, lode to
SPRING on our dead Hook if you
will call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Galloway and Whitney sold last
Wednesday sc yearlings to !. and L.
Smith for $1,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Mrs. d. w. Crowley, who has been
very sick for some time at the Martin
House, we are glad to state, is again
able to be Ap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Don't forget to ge. your reserved
seat tickets for the grand Boston
Philharmonic Club. Tickets at both
the book stores.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Carpenter Bishop is putting mp an
addition to DIR. Bourne's brick house
across from the old .sHardin House."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

That was all q mistake about con-
dnctor Bishop being robbed on the
rail road last Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

". r. Reed is in St. Loais buyino
a large and compile line of spring
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post-Ofice at
Mexico, udrain county, Missouri ,
Mar. ID, 1878, and which if not called
for, within four weeks, will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office" Persons
calling for letters in this list, will
please say advertised"
SAMUEL GROVE, p. NJ.
Allis johnson E d
Brumall Leyena johnson Mary
Bcntly G III Kellogg CT
Brown Nellie Lloyd
Carter Lurana Marcum p w
christian Frank Madole II s
Cauley Scaeiy Mitchell CIV
Crews Elizabeth Robinson ID
Dunamore Ii 4 Sales R
Farley Martha Spencer Emma j
(selelis Saml G Scaggs Alex
Hensch Valentine oang C
He'll Mary Woolens SIENNA
Harrison M Williams Jas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

mai forget the Murphy shake up
IN Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

The skating rink will give a benefit
for the Murphy organization to-nior-
row (Friday) night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-14

Jerome Ferguson and Harry Day
are running a skating rink ut Mont
gomery City.