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Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
Mexico Is booming northward.

attending Jefferson City supreme
court.
Gillum's thoroughbred stock from
Pike county, Missouri, arrived yes
terday.
The state VS.. Kilgore is set for
Thursday, September 25th-adjourn-
ed term.
Quincy fair next week. s12, 900 Of
fered for speed rings. Speed rings
every day.
DR.. Allison has returned from a
trip to St. Louis very much improved
in health.
There will be a grand dance and
picnic near Young's Creek next
Saturday.
Mexico is the only town in the
State of its size without a street
sprinkler.
John j. Parks sells more goods for
the room he occupies than any other
man in Mexico.
Do the people of this county want
Ed. Haley to say how many acres Of
land they shall own?
Rumor says Richard Gentry is on
his way home. Gentry has made q
big thing out Of his mines.
A. H.-TEat ginger bread was
very good thank you. Don't think
any one will die this time.
c. B. GiIlum, OF Pike county, Mo-,
will sell n fine lot of thoroughbred
cattle on our square to- morrow.
The saloons in California, Mo.
were all shut a few months since.
Last week they were re-licensed.
Sherman has also left the Coates"
ajar. What have Republicans to say
now about our State Treasurer?
John j. Parks sells more goods for
the room he occupies than any other
man in Mexico.
BY all means read the ''Uaily''
Herald-you can then appreciate a
good newspdper-when you get n
j. w. Carson returned from his
trip east last Saturday. He is look
ing and feeling well. Had a jolly
time.
G. II. Lane will be in Mexico with
a large lot of good 2 and 3-year-oId
steers, for sale on Wednesday, Sept.
10th.
Bring in your job work now, while
business is slack and you car get
better rates than when the fall rush
opens.
Old fogies with their mouths and
noses full Of dust, and eyes full of
tears, say 1--WE don't need a street
sprinkler"
About the hardest thing a fellow
can do is to spark two gals at the
same time and preserve a good aver
age. Try it.
Our enterprislng citizen J J. Steele,
is making arrangements to build a
fine brick business house, next door
to ~IIinze's.
What city in the State needs S.
900 more than Mexico? There ore
two applications for saloon license at
$1,000 each.
H.. Martin " illiams' paper in War
rensburg Is no more. Wonder now
many journals this great ~greenback
man has killed!
Miss Becca Glascock, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
the vicinity of Hannibal, returned
"
p,b Incorsou ,rr;ro =, s,or, ,
,ow marty T, will mo b-lof ,
,or, in wh;,.h ,,fx:,, wo,,d ,a, 10
,.od
DIR. Allison j. making orrangp-
ments 70 oct mn y roruora,c comma.
ny to improve his springs. Success,
to YOU. Doctor.
Master Frank Nirc!r has returned
from California. He says there is
no place like l.ore.'' and 40 maj
equal to a father,
IfConkling runs as well for presi'
dent as he did Tor NarrnganSett lie
when Sprague was after him, Grant
will stand no show at all.
from 'hc Ieh'r'''a "uaf" we SET
that 'here Is more o~rniNehheS IL
CehIEaila lfo" Ibau 1iielc was otioie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
y. Web. TrfmbIe-

We have heard Mr.. j. Med Trim
BILE, one of the most promineat young
lawyers II this state, mentSo<sed IL
connection with Congressional hon
ors OF his district. He is a graduate
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Telegraph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Hugh Wilson is visiting in Gala
way. Mr.. Wilson has over 700 head
of sheep in this county and is making
arrangement to purchase some nor
He says there is more money in sheep
than in any other stock. He has
them divided up and kept in differ
ent parts of the county by farmers
for half the wool and half the lambs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

If you want a good nights rest
buy the Centennial Spring from Tay-
Tor. 20 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
DIED.

In this county, : miles northeast Of Mexico,
last sunday night, Mrs. George Dye, ,agsi about
Ri years. Mrs. Dye had been afflicted tor some
time with q very painful tumor, aud death was
mi InnN nl-rtnh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

For lame back, side or chest use
ShiloL,s Porous Plaster. Price, 70
Gents, Sold by Dr.. }. McDearman'
Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

JOHN j. Parks sells more goods for
the room he occupies than any other
man in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

The gent that broke into the LED
GER office the other night is liable to
get sspied'' if be tries it again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Wv C~DS O'
LEDGER, MEXICO, 10. MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE AT A SACRIFICE.
Give us rain or blood.
The LEDGER is booming.
John Shelly is doubly happy.
Boone county far next week.
Monday was the first day of fall.
Snide hotels furnish good anti-fat.
See Murray's new advertisement.
Next Saturday will he stock sales
day.
Rarus was sold last week for $780,
600.
Frank Cockrell will be his own sue
cessor.
Read our new advertisements in
this issue.
Col. Crittenden is a candidate for
governor.
The days are getting shorter at
both ends.
The Galloway fair receipts were
So, 1920.
Galloway colored fair at Fulton
this week.
A stick in time will save nine boys
out of ten.
No more union church meetings
this season.
We are glad to have Prof. Blanton
with us again.
Miss Alice Vincil left for Louisi-
ana Saturday.
Richmond, Mo-, wants an A. o.
U. w. Lodge.
Look out for ''Meg's Diversion in
n few weeks.
The Times-Journal, st. Louis, sold
for $50, 600.
George Kabrlch and wife have both
been very sick.
Tin weddings were the origins of
5 cent counters.
When you are insulted put your
best foot forwards.
DIR. Macfarlane and wife have been
visiting in Galloway.
See advertisement of Mrs. j. NJ.
Koontz in this issue.
M. Y. Duncan is not very well.
We are not surprised.
Everybody should go to McLar-
ems for fresh oysters.
Miss Ida Rosamond is teaching
school at Warrenton, Mo.
The ''Da,ly'' Herald carries an
other continued" article.
Property in Mexico will never be
any lower than 1t is to-day.
Jas. W. Daniel, Attorney-At-Law,
has several good farms for sale.
Truth will rise when crushed OIL
tread upon-tomatoes will not.
Sprague, with shot gun: "Iou
git" Conkling: ':You bet"
1t costs about two cents q weeks tc
take the LEDGER till Jan. l, 1880.
Ed. Bolts ard Clayton Lupton are
enjoying a pleasure trip in the east
If O want a first-class fresh oys'
ter stew or fry 60 to McLaren's
Judge Cunningham and son have
returned from their visit to the east
Zulu women don't bang their hair
Their husbands do it tor them. HOY
kind.
w. f. Reed will have the fines
dry goods house in Mexico when fn
ished.
McLaren has just received q 10
of fine large fresh oysters. Give hin
q call.
We know q man in Mexico so meal
that a fly would not become attache'
to him
The Gill boys have begun work o.
on ,JpffpTsO1
street.
Gaze on Fowler's cracker sign AM
then say there is nothing new unde
the sun.
Prof. s'1'relare" is happy-th'
Mexico "Daity' Herald says he l
not a s'snob."
Virgil Williams has sold out to q
B. Null. Null is now selling gre
ceries at cost.
We understand that the "DatIy'
Herald will quarantine against tn
frost this fall.
Charlie E. Peers, of Warrenton,
favorably spoken of as our mex
Lieut-G Governor.
The social gathering at Mrs. Mat
It's last Friday evening was a yer
pleasant affair.
Capt. L. c. Mitchell, of the e.
A. r. r., was in Mexico last Tues
day on business.
Girls may e their hats caTed in
but not so with boys, or they will b
dubbed rowdies.
The Platte City Landmark Is 70
sale. This is n good opening for som
newspaper nan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

We have had some mammoth stalks
Of corn brought to this office dur
ing the past week. Some by Hugh
Wilson measuring IA feet 4 inches
some by W. H.. Mcintyre about the
same length and the longest being
i've ID feet, raised by z. c. Shelley.
John Cowan has brought in three
of the largest and best ears of corn
we have seen this season.
Teas Teas!l Teas!!! Pease can
Suit Won in them. IL At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
CUPED'S
Fatality from Archery .

Yesterday, at IL O'Clock, Mr.. Geo.
Robertson, one of four most brilliant
young men and promising young
lawyers, was joined in the holy bonds
of wedlock to Miss Laura Hiner, of
this city, by the Ed. DR.. Brooks at
the BRIDES residence. The marriage
was a very quiet affair, no one but
the immediate family being present.
The young couple left on the noon
train for St. Louis. They will return
in a few days, and make Mexico their
home. We wish the happy couple a
joyous and happy life. The LEDGER,
just now, can congratulate and APP
preciate. George, you will never
regret it-there is nothing like it.
They have our thanks for a bounti-
full supply of cake.
Pease warrants his own Eaking
powder to be strictly pure. Is At.
Dolphin.
The people III the western part of
this county and further west, on the
G. & A. r. R., are calling for a sta
ton and post office at Dolphin or
Clark's Switch. Dolphin seems to
be the place which suits the majority
of the farmers. This matter should
be attended to by the road.
A correspondent of the st. Louis
Republican says:
Dolphin has public road running
east and west on it's south line one
quarter of q mile east. A county
road divides the county north and
/ south, with Il cross road II mile
long connecting with another road
running north and south, end one
on after of a mile west there IS a cOun-
ty 7 oal running south; one-qUartel
of n bile further west is Il county
road l.oing north, and a half-milc
further west connects with another
road run Ding north and south that
has many branches, and 1t has beer
remarked by many that it would bt
hard to find a place better supplied
with roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Call at j. b. Clark's and examine
the new improved Singer Sewing MS
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Mr.. W. j. Rixey of Jonesburg,
s~on-in-law Of MIR. Harper of this city,
has purchased nearly 200 pounds of
ginseng the present season for which
he paid 80 cents per pound. He
buys all the ginseng he can get.
Ginseng is a species of root which
be found in the southern part of
this county and IN Galloway.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Miss Bette King, of Fultna has
just completed very pleasant visit
to Mrs. r. w. Tureman, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Call at 1. p. G. Taylor's Iaanufac-
tory and examine the Centennial Bed
Spring before you buy. 20 I'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
a.. S.'AmRrirn.

Pease will save you money in glass
and uueenswarc. Is At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

A Promenade street girl discovered
her brother out behind the shed, the
other evening, pulling away at a
''Yum-Yum' cigar.
There, young mani" she exclaim-
ed, as the cigar hastily disappeared
behind the boys back; "I'll tell
father on you when he comes home
see if don't"
Eyes, you tell 'im," retorted the
brother, suddenly recovering himself;
''you tell i'm, an see how quick that
Teller O. yourn'll skip. I'll tell father
how you an i'm was u-promenadin'
up an down the streets while he was
gone, Yer jes' go an tell, missile g.;
that's all | ask!"
The sister very discrcetly withdrew,
and the young senator still smokes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Shoot wit h powder and shot from
l.. NJ. Pease's, or give up the gun.
1S-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
d liz LEG.
&. L A. Conductors Eye for
Beauty.

On last Tuesday night, as n OF
the c. & A. passenger conductors
1--WE have forgotten whether it was
Towner or Hughes) was going
through the Denver train, he noticed
a lady asleep in her seat. Her head
was resting on the window sill and
her feet extended to the aisle. Her
dress was SO badly disarranged, that
her ankle and a goodly portion of all
exquisiteIy fashioned calf were plain
ly visible, and a number of men a
few seats further down were cOntem-
plating the scene with evident salts
faction. The conductor who always
keeps things pretty straight on his
train, noticed this, and tapping the
woman on the shoulder, awoke her.
MADAM, excuse NE for disturbing
you, but your dress is so disarranged
that your ankle is exposed"
"Oh, that makes no difference,
SIR replied the lady, smiling sweet
ly, Its nothing but cork"
The conductor tainted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Buy your groceries of Pease and
save n IS At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

When at Fulton stop at the Com
mercial Hotel ; Jas. Wat sou, proprie.
tor 10 If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Go to Pease's for your sugar and
Is At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04
Elegant Basket of Cranes

Pease will save any man, woman or
child money in groceries. Is At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Buy your groceries of Pease fol
cash and save money. Is At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Pease warrants his own Eaking
powder to be strictly pure. Is At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-09-04

Ii there should be a hre tomorrow
the engine woulG be of no use at all,
not being in working order.
WANTED-Another snake story
long enough to be continued. APP
ply at the "Daily'' Herald office.
VIII pay for it by the yard.
Read the "Daily'' Herald for the
latest news, and then tell us q man
can always succeed under the motto,
''try, try agaln'--to find the news
A whiskey license would give us
a water sprinkler. $4,000 would be
of great service just now-pay US
out of debt and buy the city q street
sprinkler.
1t is reported that Chicago whole
sale men send complimentary rail-
road tickets to western country mer-
chants to catch their trade. That is
a good scheme.
J. Med. Trinble is going to house
keeping on Liberty street, in the
Samuels house. "Mack's" sister,
Mrs. Bolts, will keep house for him
for q while at least.
Judge Buckner is spoken of as d
candidate for supreme judge and
Judge Macfarlane as a candidate fol
circuit Judge. Better men for the
places could not be found.
M. Blum & Son have now opened
a 10 rent counter. Drop in and see
for it eclipscs anything of The kind in
tue State. Anything you want from
a pin to a pinafore for 10 cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
Oomnuuicai
Sunday School Picnic.

Thursday, the 1t, was cloudy ~ pros
poets Tor rain go"l, hu; early Ia rh, '.o'n-
ms lu>iu.., houses closed and rh. ar>iN
crowds N,udrd their way To III, N,ir Col
lcGc Where amgl" preparations had been
made, and the tire sunday S,hu"l~ met
in union ricnic.
Election at May Queen, lst and !2h
Mari~ of Honor, of Homer, was hrld.
snli'A ia tin election of Miss Nolli. Cum
bingham, at the Baptist sunday Srl""l.
Queen; Miss Ida scott, of the rr,>hyt..-
nan SuulIy school. 1t Maid ui I,oa.r.
and Miss Brnui" NrCrlnir. If The Nr;hr-
dis sunday school. md Maid of Honor
II" gentlemen elected hy vote "f Ia.
Ladies I" place the crow. noon the Queen
aud Maids. were. for browning thu Qn"cu.
John 4. Mctranic; the lst Maid, A. T..
Wilder; "ah Maid, T.. u. McCtndon.
The c"rnuation took place NJ l!:20, p.
m. on the 1"~trum of the Chapel Hall in
the presence of a large and anxious au-
dicncr. The elects performed their re-
spectivr parts gracefully al ,atisiactori-
ly.
The dinner, To which all were invited
was bouniilul in quantity, rNquisit' aud
delightfully."- excellent in quality.
The afternoon was spent IN swinging,
PLAYING base, hop->cotch. and croqur'. The
whole WIS "A success. and the money. S2ii.-
-. which WIS divided equally anon. the
th,r" schools, will furnish music .u.d ;..-
riudir1l- Tor several quarters.
Special lra'-r + due To- tn di't.l.rt
committees, all of which performed tlr.r
duties we'll and promptly
Thu, another May festival aud social
entertainment have renewed the ties ct
friendship, furnished amri>crn,rt f"i tin.
Noung. pleased TIA" aged, and ,>rd a.,
sunday Sch"ol> of Homer from thr L.
of financial embarrassment, all of Win, .
speak "f the good taste. high r,Harm,ut
and cultivated L. .Ascncc ct thu people
of Homer.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

The Morehouse Clarion, having learned
that two District Judges and one Parish
Judge are among the delegates TO the Con-
stitutionai Convention, wants 10 know II
they will claim their per diem AS delegates
as we'll as their salary as judges. There
can be no donbt abont this question. They
won't draw double pay, as this is day
when men are sctusted by patriotic mo-
6ves.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
LETTERS FROM the PEOPLE.

Under this head we publish such articles
a. on patrons choose tu writ" upon mat
icrs Of pnblic interest. II must Ice under
stood that We are in nu WAY Responsible" FIR
the views. criticisms. plans *, which ap-
pear in this column.--ED. ct AEbIAS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
TIE BROWN COTTON GIN.
Feeder and Condenser

The iGn,d il prepared TO 6ll m,
AID all ORDERS tor The BRowS Corroy ON
frrrrR, CONDENSER. RIBS, BETTING. a.
nn >hnrl notice. for cash, or on time "a N.
>!'"n>ihlc men, G.. G.. Gill, at Homer. hsa
- 'tand on rXA.htion. Any orden IA
with him. or addressed 10 ME ut Hsypes.
Nrl'', Ia, viii receive prompt attentjos.
"a" stands from :! % to - 30 per sav-
a'tachmr',s extra. This Gin is inferioe
t" n"n". j. X. WILLET
April ., l-79. H3u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

We are in receipt of the North TeNns
Advance" published at / Worth, Texas.
our old friend and fcllow-citizcn, J. X
Millican, is connected with the Advance
We hope that the success which his merits
justify will attend him in his present con
nection.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

The town election on Monday last passed
of quietly. ID. w. Harris and J. Fcrgu-
son, the present incumbent. were candid
ates for Mayor. Mr.. Ferguson was re-
elected, and j. Is. Wilder, J. A. Richardson.
G.. G. Gill, j. II. Simmons and W. W. Ar
buckle we're elected councilmen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

We are under obligations IL Hon. j. G..
Egan for n copy Of his brief in the Loui.
sana safe Lottery ease before the United
States District Court. The argument Of
Judge Egan is na-trrly one aud seems
uuauswerahlc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

Rev. A. r. Banks. of Ro>-irr pari>h.
preached at III" PRESBYTERIAN church on
Saturday and sunday llSt. aud admins
tered the sacrament of the Lords supper
Mr. Banks il minister of much ability
and is much loved 10y those who know him
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

We notice that G. q. Gill is selling quite
q nnmhcr of CultiVatnrS If an improved
stylc which will enable one hand to cult
vate triple the usual quantity Of land.
Our farmers ar brsnniug 10 appreciate
the necessity of improved implements.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

We are under obligations To our Kind
friend, J. H. Thigpcn, for late papers. Mr..
Thigpen has just returned from an extern
sive trip through Texas.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

Judge White, recently appointed to 'h"
Supreme bench, is said +" possess marked
ability. His decisions are always rrcog-
niled a. good law aud sound logic.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

DIR. Luke Blackburn is the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Kentucky.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

kind things to say of me editor of the,
Guardian in his double capacity ~ editor
and lawyer that our feeble frame i, shat.
tered with uncomfortable emotion. We
thank you kindly, McsSicui- Doctors.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

The communication over the signature
of W. :. Copeland. in another coulmm will
be read with interest 10y all those persons
who prefer to he Influenced by reason rath-
er than by prejudice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
Estray Notice.

TAKEN mp by Isaac Barrow, ana -
l. before J. Ferguson, Justice OF tns
in and for ward Z, ON the 18th day Q,
l-79, a certain BAY PONY MAKE,
hands high, : or 10 years old, br.9
the left shoulder and ON the left
the letter C-works kindly in
and walks and tro,s ,olersblS =
the saddle.
The owner Of said mare can 81 e
by proving property and paying
at any time within twelve month";
date of estrayment.
April 30, ls7p-prfeR
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

Sunday S, hools are now flush with mo
ney since their election on Thursday last,
The result of the election for Queen filled
their treasures to that extent that each
school will be allie 10 buy new library.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

Our old and esteemed friend, VI. WE'LL
died this (Wedttr>dly) morning, at half.
past o'cio,k. after vcry short illness
We will publish a lengthy notice Of him
In our next issue.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

Parish Court met Oh Monday last Hon
j. A. Richardson presiding. No business
Of any special importance was transacted.
Judge Richardson is giving special salts
faction. He is an able aud impartial Jud 90
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

ID. W. HARRIs, E~q, wants to know WI"
b,. tho ,hird yoluIn. q. his hound edition
of the Atlantic Mon,hly Return II please.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

The Spoilnrd. Kellogg case will certainly
he reopeued, but as the S"nat" Is rro>rI"I'
ally slow many months VA rlap,e before
a decision is reached.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07

We are informed that the prevailing
sentiment in the constitutional convention
is tuHt the new constitution should h"
suhn.t,cd to the people. 1t may he best
after all that this shurld hc done.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-07
JUDG MENT.

Bette X. Nicholson. Wife, vs.. J. F. Tsylor,
Husband.
In the Eleventh Judicial District Court r.
Claiborne parish, Lonisiaus-No 1885,
n this case. 10y reason Of the plaintiff
L having been legally authorized TO psos-
'cute this snit and stand in Judgment, and
iEt;h-r 10y rra~rn of the law and evidenes
h',uE ~ favor IT the plaintiff and agsiass
defendant. and hy reason Of the demad
of llaintiti having been proven up an9
i~>pr joined, IL is ordered, adjudged and
dr'r''rl, thar plaintiff, Bette r. Nicholsou,
wy. have Judgment against her husband,
.l">,i Il r. Taylor, FIR thr snm Of dftesa
hun ii ard forty.six and 0;,-lOO dolls1
Wit is ''r cr;t. interest from judicial
tl"uIud-li IL further ordered sdjudgsd
and G,ctr,d. that there be a separation Il
property between plaintiff and defendss1
and that he community Of acquets aad
-Iln> u"N visiting h'twrrn plaintiff, Bst
II" K. y h.',"n, Wifi, and J. =. rsylf,
husband, a. FOREVER dissolved, and that -
t." author III future 10 marriage her ovn
Affair. ~ !cInr >ol--l: - further order
,d, ""Jndud and drcreed, that there b
Judgment aga: I defendant for the coss
at tins MI. thu done. read and sigued
II. open court, this IL 2lst day Of April,
\. ID. -.
(S.-u"d) +. Il. GRAHAM,
judge of 18th District, Louisiana.
state If Louisiana, ! hereby certify thss
l'.ri>h at rihnrnr. the above is trus
copy al tn" original Judgment now on ak
- my office.
|" witness whereof. have hereunto 81
~" my hand aud affixed my ofbc,l
l-ISp seal. on This III" 2Jth day of April
\. -. l-79. DREW FERGUSON,
.1:Ct Clerk d. c.