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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

LONDON, Dec. e9.-The correspondent of
the Times at Dublin says the first day of the
state trials was remarkable only for gloom
and dullness. Those who expected the city
would he full Of excitement, that thousands
would assemble in the Streets and that the
court would he hesieged by an eager
multitude clamnring for admission, were sad
II disappointed. There has not been the
slightest manifestation of public feeling
beyond the gathering of about two hundred
persons of the lowest class on the quay in
the vicinity of the court
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ICE BRIDGE.


MONTREAL, Dec 29.-The Southeastern
Railroad Company began to-day, laying rails
across the ice at Hocheaga, to connect with
the North Shore road.
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VIENNA, Dee. -. 1t is reported that GER
tain Turkish diplomats advocate the creation
of court Of arbitration on the Greek ques-
ton, TO be formed of neutral powers, such as
the United States, Belgium and others.
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EIs0u tSIIINGTOS.


SENTENCE REVOKED.
WAsuINGToS, Dec 29.-It is stated that
the sentence Of dismissal of Major Dawson,
Of the marine corps, for disgraceful conduct
at Philadelphia, has been revoked, and that
the Major will be allowed TO resign.
MINOR NOTES.
Senator David Dayis's friends deny the re-
port that ne is willing to accept a position on
the supreme bench.
1t is HOW predicted that the total popula-
ton oi THIS country will he a few thousands
in excess ii fifty millions.
WOOL GROWERS CONVENTION.
1t is announced that next week, Commits
siOncr L. Duo will call a convention of wool
growers Of the United States at Washington
in January This is in accordance with
direction Of the Wool-growers Convention at
Philadelphia, last summer Arrangements
will probably be made for an annual or bien-
NAL sheep aud wool show.
SENATOR DAVID DAVIS.
An Illinois gentleman, an intimate friend
OF Senator David Davis, says that the latter,
in private conversation, since this session of
Congress began, has expressed great dissatis-
faction with the democratic policy and man
arement This gentleman believes that on
important questions Senator Davis VIII prob
ably side with the republicans.
For SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-Pcople who should
be well informed assert that the President
will appoint Gen. Wickham of Virginia as the
successor of Secretary Thompson, he having
asccrtained from Mr.. Garfield that that gen
I flpmqn will lao Ii 6
tary Of the Navy.
me RESULTS OF TIE CENSUS.
The following statement shows the popula-
ton Of certain states and territories accord
ing to the census of 1850. This statement is
still subject TO possible corrections by rea-
, son Of the discovery of omissions or duplica-
tons Of names of lists of inhabitants return
ed; Alabama, 1.2G1, PAL Arkansas, S02,-
56i Connecticut, G22, $50 Delaware, 49,
Col Florida, 286 5G6 Georgia. 1851, s1S
iowa. 1,63i, iG3 Kansas, 995, 335; Ken
lucky, 1,Gis, 500 Louisiana, $40, 203; Maine,
CHS 81; Massachusetts, 1,iS3,0S6; Miss
souri,, 2,l69. 09l; Nebraska, AZ, 432 Ncva-
d. 62, 265; New Hampshire. 3i7, 7S2 New
Jersey, 1,l3O, S92; New York. j,0S2, Si4
North Carolina, 400, 600; Oregon, Ia, 161;
Rhode Island, la6 SEQ; South Carolina,
99I, ,GG. Tennessee, !, 542 463; Vermont,
339, 2SG Virginia, 1,5l2,2l2; West Vir-
GINA, CTS, 1855; Wisconsin, 1915, $50; Dis
trict of Columbia, III, G3S; Idaho. 3a,Gl1 :;
Montana, SO, 81; Utah, 1i3,901 Washing
ton, -, 1a0; Wyoming, 20, 7SS
less SILVER AND MORE GOLD.
There has been a marked falling off lately
in orders for standard silver dollars received
by Treasurer Gilfilan. The Treasury De-
partment has directed the transfer of 81
000, 600 Of gold bullion from the assay office
at New York TO the Philadelphia mint for
coinage into eagles and half eagles. After
this transfer there will still remain in the
New York assay Office about SG3, 900, 900 of
gold bullion, more than enough 10 keep the
Philadelphia mint employed for six months
in the coinage of gold exclusively.
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sUICIDED.

ScRANroa, Pa, Dee. ~ Ella Higgins,
aged Is, Of Sporthill, near this city, hung
herself today Cause, threatened arrest for
obtaining FOODS under false prelences.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-12-31

NEVER were such magnificent anl costly
structures in course Of erection at New York.
The taste Of New Iork's rich men in the
manner Of house decoration. outside rs well
as inside, grows more luxurious every year.
Some are moi satisfied with American wori,
or American material, but must have both
from abroad. They actually insist upon
having men brought over from Europe TO
carve the stone trsccri,s and figures on their
house fronts. y magnificent building at the
corner OF Fifth avenue and SiXty-ninth
street IS making very slow progress on this
account Every figure must be cut by i'm
ported workman, and as it takes time to get
men from the other side, and they don't al
ways suit when they come, there is, of
course much delay with the work. 1t is
the same case with the costly new Wander
bilt buildings. The ornamental work must
wait till artists from Europe arr ready to
do it. In addition to the three Vanderbilt
houses, there are now building on the ave
nue. elegant mansions for Robert Gcoet,
Ogden Geolct, David BOWS, II. X. Bishop
and one of the Astor family besides. One of
the new palaces will have L single imported
chimncy-pieCe that cost II, 500, and is only
wooden one at that The Astor house Is be-
ing built by Mrs W. ". Astor for her
daughter, Mrs. Roosevelt. The materials
are brown stone ard brick, the basement
being Of uncut stone, and the lines of the
front are very severe. The house is 8. feet
wide and about 81 feet deep. The sculptor,
St GaudenS, will design the artistic "details OF
the entrance. The plan is that commonly
known as an English basement house
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SsTifE AND THERE


JERSEY CrY. Dee ~ The libel suit of
Assemhlymau McDcrmott against the Even
ing journal, which paper alleged that Nc
Dcrmott p,rs1uated an officer in serving a
writ Of cicctmcnt. was concluded to-day.
The verdict awards Ncpcrmott 500 dam
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NIAGARA FANS. Dec. 29-The Niagara
Falls International Bridge Company, yes
tcrIay, declared Il semi annual dividend OF
three Per cent.
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M,rrrrowX y. Y. Dec 29-Filteen
inches Of snow fell last night aud it is still
snnvine Trains are DELAYED
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
MRS. j. Nj.
Ladies' Physician.

DIR. j. NJ. koontz and wife, sole
proprietors of the French cure for
women, and also other justly cele-
brated family medicines of their own
compound, are still located in Mexico,
where they a be consulted in regard
to their medicines and diseases which
they are recommended for. The
French cure for woman is the only
remedy of the kind prepared and sold
in America, and so acknowledged by
all ladies, who have given it a trial,
to be the only reliable remedy
on earth for all diseases peculiar to
the female organization. Also make
chronic diseases of women a specially.
Consultation and examination of la
dies made by Mrs. J. M. koontz, who
has had over fourteen years expert
ence in the practice of medicine among
the female sex, and all persons calling
at residence will get an honest opin-
ion of their case and also, will give
treatment and medicines furnished
with full directions and instructions
for using, for less money than any
chronic family physician in the State.
All medicines guaranteed to be en-
tirely vegetable. Consultation free.
Call at residence on Water Street,
opposite Catholic Church. 41-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
DOUBLE HANGING.
Two More Unfortunates VIII Have a Gal
lows Time.

All the readers of the LEDGER are
we'll acquainted with the facts in the
case, State VS.. Muldrow ct al. As
we surnised last week. the motion
for a new trial was overruled last Fri
day, by Judge Porter, and Faucet
and Muldrow were sentenced to be
hanged on the I'd day Of April, 1880.
kennan and Hit were attorneys for
Hicks, Faucet and Emma Prilley.
Gordon and Buckner for Muldrow.
Hicks, by some combination of cir
cumstances, proved an alibi, al
though he was there, as he confessed,
and it is thought, did the shooting.
He says they got him drunk and he
went along. He has left and will
never return.
Emma Prilley was sent out of the
state and will remain, we trust.
After the motion in arrest and for
a new trial were oyerruled, the judge
sentenced Faucet and Muldrow to
be hanged on the 2deof April, 1880.
A bill of exceptions is being prepared
and Muldrow's CAST, at least, will be
appealed to the Supreme Court.
DAFT NF1l--. IL I-, k~-1x
their sentence with stolid indiffer-
ence. The murder committed was
one of the coolest ON record and
there appears to be no hope for the
criminals. The scene of tomorrow
will be doubly enacted on the I'd of
April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
OUR JAIL DELIVERED.
Criminal Docket Wiped Out.

When the court convened, some
five weeks since, Judge Porter said
he would not adjourn until he had
cleaned out the Jail and he has done
so. Our criminal docket was wiped
out about as follows:
State vs.. Tuck Simpson for attack
ing KEENAN, of Acknowledgment
on forfeited recognizance $3.50.
State VS.. Meirs, for practicing
medicine without license, judgment
as above, for $500.
State VS.. Currie, plead guilty to
assault with intent to kill and fined
500 and changed to Imprisonment
in county Jail for B months.
State vs.. Emma Mickey (colored)
for larceny. Sentenced to peniten-
tiary for W years.
State vs.. Chas. Parker, alias Harry
O'Neil, sentenced to penitentiary for
ten years for highway robbery.
State vs.. Harrison for killing Null
drow. Jury stood nine to three for
clearing him. Bail reduced to $3.50.
State vs. Moore-change of venue
to Pike county.
State VS.. VIM. Hartley-found
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced to the penitentia-
ry for 60 years ard committed by the
judge to SO years.
State VS.. Faucet, Muldrow, Hicks
and Prilley, for the murder of Octave
Inflow, was one of the worst on the
! docket, but was disposed of most sat-
isfactorily to all parties concerned
except two. Hicks was found inno-
cent. He might have been therein
fact he told that he was there, and did
the shooting, but ut the trial he clear
ly showed that he was not there; be-
ing some where else at the time. He
was told to go hence and never more
cast a shadow on the banks of Salt
River. Faucet and Muldrow were
found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged on the I'd day of April, 1880
Emma Prilley, the girl connected will
the murder, has left the state. The
jury tailed to agree-ll for acquita
and l for conviction. A case coult
not be made out against her and sh
: was dismissed with some advice which
will at least keep her out OF Audrail
county.
n Prosecuting Attorney, Trimble
had a siege of it this court and "
have failed to find a man but VIII
thinks he has done his duty withou
e fear and favor, as every honest ma
should. With such a sheriff an
It prosecuting attorney crime will b
d soon a thing of the past in this coun
ty. Give US good officers and the
good order will follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

1t Is to the interest of every farmer
having produce to sell, to call on G..
d. FERRIS, as he pays the best
prices for Chickens, Eggs, Hides,
Pelts, Feathers, Tallow, Butter, old
Iron, Rags. Beeswax, &C. End he has
tor sale everything a farmi wants,
such as Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Hats, Bibbons, Corsets, Gloves, Gro
c%eries, Queensware, Lamps, Clothing,
Furniture, Sewing Machines lower
than any house in Mexico, and all
kinds Of Sewing Machine needles at
the low price of thirty cents per dog
en-. 1t will pay any farmer to give:
G. D. a call if they want q good Price
for their produce, and he sells gooas
lower than anybody. Store opposite
entrance to Ringo House. 42-a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
Written for the LEDGER.
A TRIBUTE
To Walker kilgore, the Orphan, Doomed
to Die March 9th, 1880.

BY MRS. ;. q. RUSH.
Oh. YEARLY, most YEARLY, through life,
The orphan in bitter grief must go.
Cncheered, amid the dark and fearful strife,
A cold world wages with the child Of woe.
No parents voice to soothe, with sweet control
The burning tear-drops bursting from his soul.
He's deSolate on earth. and he must bear
The conflict OF mortality alone
Nor. in his keenest anguish. must he dare
aheave a sigh OF breathe one sorrowlng moan
Men may mock the signs and groans that start
From the recesses of a breaking heart.
Yet there's One to whom he still MAY turn
One who hath power To sOothe, To heal to bless
! The great All-mercitul, who will not sptlrn
The sorrowing orphan in his wretcheaneSs,
Yes. he may lift his earnest prayers on high
To HIM who listens to the ravens cry.
God hears his pleading tones of agony.
He sees the tears his lifted eyes that I'LL,
And the deep wounds that BLEED upon the tree
Are for the lonely orphan bleeding still,
He will be with him in his sore distress,
4 Friend. a Father to tiIe fatherleSs.
Then lift thy head. poor orphan. in thy grief.
Turn from the world and tN thy thoughts aboy,
Thou hast a Father who can give relief.
And love thee with a deep immortal love;
He WI, uphold thee in Il time of need,
And make thee blessed in eternity.
MEXiCo, Mo-, Feb. II. 1850.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

appears like a boy, but has many OF
the attributes of q man. The man
that he alleges induced him to do the
killing, we learn has left the country.
We think that this was about the best
thing he could do. Although every
one knows the sentence is just, and
there are no grounds for q par
don, and now no hope at
all, still there is a good deal
Of sympathy for a young man SEN
fenced to death under any circum-
stances, especially when he has been
the tool of another.
THE PLACE OF EXECUTION.
Our sheriff has had untold trouble
in finding a place Of execution. He
picked On several places, but always
objections were raised by parties
owning the land or by parties living
near by. He had almost come to
the conclusion that the execution
would have to take place in the court
house yard, when he obtained per-
mission from J. p. Clark, agent for
Munson, who lives in the East, to
hang Kilgore on the Munson proper
ty just south of the c. & A. railroad
bridge over the creek east of Mexico.
The place is about one mile east of
Mexico, and nearly half a mile from
and in sight of no house. The scat
fold is being erected by Mr.. Bruce
Baldwin, and will not be put up until
tomorrow (Friday) morning. The
execution will take place about hall
past l O'Clock, the sheriff, prisoner
and guards leaving the Jail at pre-
cisely l O'Clock.
A place 40 feet square, around the
scaffold, is surrounded with barbed
wire. Inside of this enclosure will
F be the guards, doctors, priests ant
newspaper reporters.
GUARDS.
Thomas Coons, Bob Steele, j. w
Spotswood, Robt. Armstrong, Bol
Self, Jesse Carter, G. b. Null, D. w
Steele, Jack Marshall, Jas. Worley
, John Carter, Ben. Warford.
=, The guards are requested to NEE
l promptly at the Jail at half past /
e O'Clock (Friday). Sheriff Glascoc
and Deputy Hooton, with tho pris
oner, will leave the Jill at l O'Clock
p. m. in a close carriage. Til
n guards will accompany them in q
# open wagon. Full account of execs
d ton IN to-morrow's edition of LEDGEI
Sheriff Glascock will take Wake
l. Kilgore to the Catholic Church tn
: morning at 8 O'Clock to be baptizet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Prof. Venable, of Columbia, is
in Mexico and is conducting a skat-
ing rink in the opera house. The
grand opening was we'll attended last
night. All lovers of healthful pleas
ure and exercise should attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Maj. J. f. Downey, ex-editor Of
the Louisiana Journal, will give one
of his delightful readings in this city,
at an early day. Our people will
call to mind this %gentleman's effort
at the Teachers Institute, held in the
court house, last winter. There is no
more accomplished elocutionist in
the state, and we have no doubt our
readers will avail themselves of the
opportunity to hear him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Seats were scarce In the opera house
Monday night at the Murphy meeting.
President, J. Il. Hutton; Secretary,
B. f. Dobyns. The programme for
the evening was a varied one, consist
ing of a song by Miss Belle Ferris,
speech by Rev. Shackleford, reading
by Miss Belle Morris and song by
Mr.. Hill. The executive board are
lahcIing to have an entertaining pro-
gramme for every meeting now in the
future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Messrs. j. B. Mcintyre, Logan
Mundy, F. B. Canterberry and Judge
U. H. Owings left for Jefferson City
on Monday, having been summoned
as Jurors in the United States district
court. They will make most excel
lent, iurOrS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

We saw the other day in front of
VIM. HINES furniture store a mag
n,ficent new hesrse, and upon investi-
cation found that Mr.. Hinze had added
Undertaking to his large furniture bus
mess. He has, indeed, the finest
hearse we ever saw IN this comfy;
also q. full line of all kinds OF comma,
oaSkets, and other goods belonging IN
that line. He is at ell times prepared
=, furnish s;,c above articles at - low
: fices as possible, and to attend fa-
snerais. We would advise parties who
are In need of those articles, to give
him . call and compare prices. 45sfs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Emma Prilley,' alias S. & H., told
us the day of her trial that her home
was in Oakford, Manard county,
Illinois, and that her uncle's lame
was S. Watkins, of that town. When
discharged she was sent home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

In this issue of the LEDGER will be
found DR.. J. H. McDearmon's adj
yertisement. The Doctor is q live,
energetic social citizen, and he APP
preciates the value of printers ink,
and for this, if not for a thousand
other reasons, deserves the patronage
of the public. Give him a call
south side of the square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

The LEDGER issues two editions
this week. Parties wanting adver-
tisements in Fridays edition must
let us know by noon tomorrow.
The LEDGER will be read by over ten
thousand people this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

James Robinson, the champion
bareback rider of the world, is now
on his farm in this county. Pauline
Lee, the renowned equestrienne, and
Billie German, the champion hurdle
rider, and several other notorieties
of the arena are with him. Robinson
and German will travel with Sells
Bros, next season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
Notice.

There will be a called meeting of
all the stockholders in the Audrain
County Fair Association, to be held
at the court house, Saturday, March
goth, at 2 p. m. Every stakeholder
Is requested to be present. Business
of Importance is to be transacted.
36-3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
Every week for the last two mont

Every week for the last two months
we have had unprecedented demands
for extra copies Of the LEDGER, some
weeks issuing from three to eight
buadred copies. This shows what
paper the people expect to find the
news in
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Wigginton & Watts have just
opened a grocery store on west side
of Washington street. They would
be pleased to have all their old friends
and the public at large call and see
them. 46-2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Mr.. Burt Ringo took us out for a
'sfy" behind a couple of his trotters
last Friday. Ringo & Eubank have
a stable full of fine steppers. They
have just bought an elegant bay team,
full brothers., a perfect match, one 4
and the other 5 years old. Try them
once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Read our announcements in this
issue. We will notice our candidates
at length next week. If you want to
be elected, announce in the LEDGER.
All of our candidates muss either get
office OF the goose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
PROBATE COURT DOCKET,
FIRST DAY, MARCH sth.

FIRST DAY. MARCH sth.
Estate C. A. Muldrow, annual settlement, JAS.
L. Ross, administrators
Estate A. Fugate, final settlement, :. Fngate,
administrative.
Estate c. T. Huntley, annual settlement, A. NJ.
Huntley. administrator.
Estate Thos. IL. Williams, annual settlement,
w. +. Reed, administrator.
Estate John I. Vance, annual settlemedt. Y Ii.
Vance. administrator.
Estate Hense heirs, annual settlement, }. ii.
Estate L. ID. Willingham, annual settlement.
q. Il. Willingham. administrator.
Estate &C. Brown. annual settlement, Matte
Brown. administrator.
Estate Polly Goatley, annual settlement, John
| NJ. Gordon. administrator
| Estate W. X. EWING. annual settlement, ID. Il.
Shea. administrator
Estate 4. +. Morrison, annual settlement, j. n.
Basket. administrator.
SECOND DAY, MARCH 9th.
Estate Il. W Hardin, final settlement. c. II.
Estate Minnie Miller. annual settlement, Fred.
Miller. guardian.
Estate Coil l,IrS, annual settlement, Il. X.
Estate 4 4. Bybee, annual settlement, r. }.
bee, guardian.
t.:t4te JAS. L. Turner, hldl settlement, ID. III.
I Wings. administrator.
Estate Amos Laid, final settlement, d. F.. Shea
Estate \. Pledge, iinal settlement, ID. 4. Shea
| administrator
Estate Elisha Euro, final settlement, D.E.Shea
| administrator
Estate IL. I. Clifton, final settlement, ID. L. Shea
administrator
Estate Fleet Yount, AMI settlement, ii. Rowe
| guardian.
Estate Spencer. H.. & b., annual settlement
Mrs. Spencer, guardian.
Estate Nancy Cassidy. final settlement, ID. +
Shea, administrator.
Estate Luther Vance, annual settlement, 7. II
Vance, guardian.
THIRD DAY, MARCH 10th.
Estate Barber Collins. annual settlement, JAS
:. Brown. guardian.
Estate Emmett Mcdonald. annual settlement
John Harrison. guardian.
Estate Thompson heirs, annual settlement
w. Il. Dudley, guardian.
Estate Il. & A. Canada, annual settlement, |
Palmer. guardian.
Estate Sallie Sims, anu settlement, L.
Sims, guardian.
). Estate Leander Pearson, annual settlement,
J. Sims, guardian.
Estate ii. f.. Milton, annual settlement, N
McIlhany, guardian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

C. o. Morris is opening his gro
Gerry store on the Duncan corner
Ian Morris, one Of Mexico's most
steady and enterprising young men,
Ia with him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Clark & Turner, dealer in staple
and fancy groceries; also Stewart
Singer Sewing Machines, needles,
oils, attachments, &c, east side of the
public square, Mexico, Mo Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

I am not so old, but I remember
I was once q child, and as 1 always
liked nice shoes, good shoes, cheap
shoes. l shall ever look we'll to your
interest. Remember
Aa-tf p. S. MITCHELL. a..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

E. Tomlinson &Co. have Just receiv-
ed a full line of fresh groceries, staple
and fancy, which they propose to sell
cheap for cash or produce. Call and
see them, just east of Harper & Tur-
ner. Stiff,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

One of the most elegant and CON-
Portable dwelling houses in Mexico.
Good surroundings, convenient to
the square. Terms to suit purchaser.
Address or call on
40-tf. j. w. PLUNKETT,
Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
MULES WANTED!

l am buying mules, and will do SO
indefinitely. Can be found generally
at the office of my father, or at the
mule yards of A. W. Quisenberry s.
Co., or Liberty Street,
31-tf. A. w. QUIsENBERRY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

Remember you can get in future
any kind of a boot or shoe you want
from the cheapest to the best at
Mitchell's. 44-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

w. C. Barnes has purchased D. N.
Evans lumber yard, which he has
enlarged and filled with lumber OF all
kinds. Call and see him. Att.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04

The Morrises have the largest
grocery store and the largest stock of
goods in Mexico. They mean busi-
ness. Read their new advertisement
in this issue, and give them a call.