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New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
HEILTH ~ IHt SCHOOLS.

William Blaikie. tie author OF How to Gee
Strong. and How 90 STAY so.' spoke before the
Brooklyn Teachers Association yesterday afternoon
on Physical Educ1ton.' 81 want ,a.d be. 'to see
ifinan informal talk vc cait Dat upon some way
in which We can brug the phy cal education of
school children down to practical basis. Oar
children. who are healthy and bgx0m when they
begin school work. come ont pale sckly aud with
round shoulders. lfyon require tine children under
YOU 10 .t far back Oh chair and 20 hold their rchlns
up you will cure them Of beng round-shouldered,
and the lungs and other vital organs viii
have free and healthy play. Another simple
plan s 90 haze the children bend over backward
until they can the ceiling. This cxerclsr for a
few minnie, each day will work wonderful trans
formation. Ii IA weli-qualltcd teacher could be en-
pllycd to suptriutcud the physical development oi
the children. the best results would n" seen. III.
Sargent. now the superintendent OF the Harvard
Gymnasium. Who formerly had charge o. gvmna-
sIum m new ork has no equal as teacher of SIM
pie. cticacious means by which the weak parts OF
ones body may Ice developed think II would be
well for Won to send some competent physician 10
him to take lessons and then the exercises could be
taught to your teachers The first steps should De
simple and economical Exercises OF the Simplest
kind can be begun without any apparatus
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
MIDNIGHT WEATRER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. %. l q. m.-The area
Of low pressure central yesterday In the Missouri valley
has remained nearly stationary, and is now central with
considerable energy In the Upper Mississippi valley An
OF high pressure advancing slowly from MANITOBA
has connection with the low pressure, induced pflsK
southery winds in Texas and brisk to hign norlhery
winds from the Upper Lake region westward 10 "yo-
ming and Dakota elsewhere the winds are mostly
southery and light except IN New-Engiand' "hero tey
from the northwest. Occasional ram or sho" nae
fallen every district east Of the Rocky "a
cept In The South Atlantic and Eastern Guli s.ates
where clear or iar weather mas prevailed lse teIpe
rature has fallen decidedly from the Upper lnassPP
Valley norhward tn the Plateau districts; elsewhere IL
has remained nearly stationary
IndicdiIORs.
For New falling preceded in the eastern part
bY stationary or higher barometer colder nQrtnefly
veering to warmer eosterly winds clear weather. lOI
lowed 10y increasing clOudiness.
TPIBTrVR LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
VIZ. CILcHER.y flRLY TOLLT.

Mr. Bccclcr spoke az Plymouth praver-meetn ting
last night u refctencc to the duty OF Christian mon
and women 10 talk 20 other people on religious sub
iccts. nc ,l!d that when one did tins simply from
a seusr ol Diary hc might as well blow hsh-horn.
'.I tn.ul. deeply ou tins subject, said he. because
when begun tho Christian life ] mad, such fool
of iny~rit set my self apart for foreign mission
ary. and u.ld tllt Idca for several months. / sup
tons. ih,rc a,e thousands Of perso who wish / had
zone as such lLaoglterl My aiher said 10 was
p.lf,ct f...i.4ac.s. AMI sol, would have beeu was
not ouick to 'caIu .orciqu languages, and would
la-r be.. fh. ID iuau 10 o. Ta.r NItu nhicltt- ug.
Then undertook o. hFc what is called 81 ronse-
cfatrl Iic. Il heard thIt some good men prayed
seven times day and -o would pray seven times
a day. NoW pray seventy times Cai-cyery as
c,.aluc th0nrht prayer. rejoice 10 Iod. iaugh
to God tyuk io God all the tlme. My ruucmost
wishes are opcu fo HIM and try 90 do nothing that
would di-pleasc Hun But % undertake 20 pray at
such an hour M the morning, and then two hours
9lsr and two hours after that until got the
fines m tried 10 until Nature (which was
t.l.D knocked BE- all TO flinders. Then
.,ur or Eyc times g0t vita some
,c fclta burden oi souls ! have heard persons
.ly Chat they were -o consumed by ur' 'ic Co save
ofn-r. thai tIet lost ih,r appetite Uut Tor me to
p.fup. such a 'cclug-l, VINO WON'T cafrr cirr, WHO
Lt.l. ,i. .ut Il.c tlc devil. who i've ty hope and
caur4.. and confidence. ana trust God a, 30 uUtl-
mo ,l.t--if va. pirposltIous. Iucu as tu pfdvHg
1Il ri.hf-Wty was good healthy boy, and am
iue to sleep. sre what prod rlou, reaction thesc
ihi.Is uad ou f"Y hlc and what am and what /
have done Htp uI. srg ly upon tho peculiar cNpc-
r.cuccs o. iuy carly Christian hic.'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
Increase.

Gross earng5, al 80 - a. 49, ,,o o,o NJ. a., ,,- ID, =
lines I'm ahc sOOoZo 20 o. 300 -Ooo- 10 f'Voool- -
Gross expenses
iat iy etc 3563o 704 90 336ll O3l o. 2.O2s 100 90
Show'g net earn - -. . ,. nd, ,,. =, . 90, a. , o ,
The total number passengers carried east and west
OF Pittsburg tor the year was 2l S63,066.
The report further says: The pooling system here
tofore IN force on WestbOund traffic from Newfork has
been extended to Baltimore Philadelphia AMI Boston
and has worked the satisfaction not only OF be rI
ways but the shippers on the various lnes VINO nav
thereby placed upon ar entire equalIy h" an eu
mn 10 The d and dscrmipafl' ms hat formerly
prevailed through the policy pursued oy competing
" With the same view the lines from Chiesgo, Cnen-
,au Iou,svile Indianapolis, St Louis anu Otitf cOhl-
mrrrla centres of the West nave unueI Tue
of thr Joint Executive Committee, adopted the sfme
.,,ar, y,th satisfactory results the tranc being
divided among the roads IN the proportion 10 Wlch
th ho We been shown TO be fairly entitled by the Dus-
ne ot preceding years aud each road therefore secur
in s air share traffic free OF commissions and other
Tne accomplishment OF this desirable result has been
atded throu gh establishment OF Board Ot AfDlrh
non consisting OF Charles Francis Adams, IT. DAVID a
Wells and John A. wright .-.. - .
rhe cation referred TO IN the last report as existing
IN Pennsylvania IA connection win the petroleum
fra fic has been satisfactorily adjusted bi he iFans
nortation OF this traffic has been frther complicated ny
;he establishment in June last OF pipe me
from the oil region TO Milliamsport' u-Ie son
,ertng with new competing line TO tug seaeoaId at
SawYnrk and Philadelphia. The negotiatlOhs between
he chairman of the trunk lines and ne PRESIDENT OF nc
Cen,ral Railroad of NewIersey and other parties con
nected with that line have however fesuiteu III az az
insmeut of the points Of difference. snd general basis
Ras heen agreed upon that II Is believed VIII give TO
each party It's fair proportion OF Tue competitive OIL
froni Ia
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
ALL QuIET IN s4N FRANcIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.--The city was ex
ceptiOnaly quiet last night. Tae worknemen held no
meetings except few minor ward club gatherings.
which customary, ana the papers this morning are
bare of in connection with the agitation. although
abound in editorials the subject the general
o which is expressive OF confidence in the pres
eryatisu peace.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
FIRE At MILESTONE.

MILESTONE, n. j., Feb. 27.-Seyen out build
ings on extensive farm Judge William p. Fore.
man on Wednesday night destroyed by fire. The
loss $4,000. There is nsurancetof 90 700
in the Monmouth Murual Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

The AudiphOne, of which mention has
hitherto been made is about 10 be introduced into
Europe, 100000 having IL Is said been sold In this
country. From the announcement elsewhere IL would
TO be often satIacory. even for The totally DEAF
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

Tribune OFFICE. Feb. %. l a. a.m.-Afer the up
rt movement Yesterday morning the chunges IN the
b,roneter were slight. Clear ond fair weather pre-
vailed The temperature ranged between Az ana
j5 the average t5li4' being 2ss0 higher than Oh the
i. cav lisi wear aui 375o higher than on Thursday
rflv cIongy and cloudy weather, with higher tenn
a. i,if, ana chances OF light rain, may be expected In
-. cllY and Vicinity tO-dny.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

When your liver is out of order use DIR.
Jayne's Sanatiye Pills ard you will the hillary
system IN regainlng healthy condition. aud get rid Of
mauy distressing symptoms.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

STILWEII-PEENE-At the residence OF the brides
parents az NOnkcrs Wedne day February % by t1e
Rcy..Hsl,ey Moore OF Harlem Benamin w. stilwell 10
MARY A. sngIer Of Captain Joseph Peene all OF above
G.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

died yesterday OF pneumonia At santa re- She fte
Gauchfer or Dr. = K Chids az NeN-IOrk, and married
Judge Prince in December idst.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
IL IKRIEN

Everywhere IL IL Saidi
"Quie,ness al hight since using VICTOR BABY FOOD"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28
OBITUARY..
DIR. III. II. TOLAND.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 27.-Dr. III. II. Toland,
one OF the most prominent physicians in the state, died
from apopexy to-day
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

MRS. L. BRADFORD PRINCE.
FLUSHING. l.. l.. Feb. 27.-Mrs. l.. Bradford
Prince VIE OF Chief-Justce Prince, OF Eew-Mexieo.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

The attent Of the particularly called % the
great prouOrOn OF very exTa0rilay works m ia lee
fun fncy illustrated volumes superb bnlinss, aud
unique bindings, Sc, &c.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

one Of the valuable collections Of fine Bcozs ever OF
fercd for sale by auc ion In this country.
ADMISSION BY CARD On IN.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-28

1RIRIrNE LOCAL ORSERVATIO
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17
Den sysnske> riksdagsn.

Ten tx Ma; stsk;,;des svanska r;ks.
dapan efter iemnt fvra msnadars
aamyaro. Hvad har han darunder ut.
rsttat - - = -. -, :,
Z. .;,-s,,,,,, a..
e - -: ..Aso"sen s"1el..'aae ss.' "a, :. uon
80 ~ t. ~ =. ae' -. - oon .,,s ana
~. ''s =, s. : .ss.sa .,,. A'nae.so. sAu
s s oah ~ h;,ha as tassa sstga sts,, ., a -
;,..5. a;;,.,, .-,.,..-ss
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17
SVERIGE.

KARLsTAD. Eft vackert beslut
fattade Karlstads fabriks- och handt.
yerksf6renings styrelse, det den be-
slot foresla den f6randringen fore
ningens reglemente, att ej nagot be-
tyg ON beh6rigen afslutad larotid
skulle meddelas, 81 vida eli den sokan-
de f6retedde intyg fran harvarande
tekniska s5ndags- och aftonskolas
f6restandare, eller AMMAN kompetent
person, att han ar / besittning af de
for bedrifvande af praktiskt yrke
n6diga skolkunskaper, i synnerhet att
han eyer insigt ritning, ON sadan
fardighet ar for hans yrke beh6fig.
Delta styrelsens forslag skall nu un-
derstallas Observation-Disclosures be-
pr6fvande, imam det antages, och
hoppas vi, sager Nya Vermlands Tid-
ming, att dessa skola ega samma blick
for kunskapens betydelse, som styrel-
sens ledam0ter utan undantag Yisadei
sig vara i besittning al, och att sale
,des beslutet kommer ini reglementst.
Harigenom skulle ett kraftigt hand
tag vara gifYet at skolan, synnerhet
ON, som vi hoppas. exemplet yunne
'efterf6ljd i andra samhal allen.
KARLsHAMN. Sj6bafGIi Ayyds
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17
Bref fran folket
IIHSauuC
Red. Of Minn. Stats Iidning.

Hnsandt.)
Red. of Mimm. Stats TIdning.
Ma Stats Tidningen forunna plats
for nedanstaende fa, enkla raider.
Med glade lastes tjjagys hr onsdords ar
tikel i penningefragan, och ifran min
ringa stallning kande jag mig skyldig
instamma, ehuru min r6st ar alltfor
vek, att kunna horas. Intet storre
ondt finnes inom landet an national
bankerna. Da de grundlades, grund-
ladies' ock folkets verkliga elande, och
regeringen gjorde som bibelns Esau,
salde sin forstf6dsloratt for en-
grynvalling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar det NEST
inkonseqyenta monopol, som sprungit
fran 4; det ar ett nationelt missfoster,
som skall vanstalla hela historien.
observation-disclosures skapa nod 6fver
ALT, och alltid strypa det nationella
stratvandet. Landets ALA resurser
racka icke till, att underhalla ALA ma.
tionalbankernas behof. Hvad som
borde inkomma regeringens skatt-
kammare, gar till observation-disclosures.
Langt darifran, att jag tror mig vara
en- profet, men dock icke sa kortsynt,
utan att kunna marka tidens teken.
observation-disclosures styrka ar landets
nod, och skapa penningekriser och
penningebrist, ar deras krigssatt.
Dock skall folket smart upptacka sina
fender och landsf6rradare, de kunna
kalla sig demokrater eller republika-
ner. Da det CALLER att korsfatsa san
ningen och fortrycka folket halla de
nog tillsammas dessa ufvar; och ar
det icke om6jligt, att fl Sc en- demo-
KRAFT och en- republican hanga i hvar-
sin anda pa repet. vi sta smart den
stallningen, att atergang icke ar moi
lig remnan / samhallet utvidgar sig
dagligen,. men hvem som skall fylla
svalget blir en- tidens fraga dock
skola vi hoppas, att det annu finnes
snillen, ON an dolda, som den ytter-
sta modem kunna h6ja en- r6st
mensklighetens intresse. Knapt har
ingen It'd varit bankrutt pa kraft
och mod att kampa for det allmanna
basta, och skola vi hoppas, att delta
vart nya fosterland, icke skall sa
smart hemfalla under tyranni och
traldom, ehuru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ar tyranniets och traldo mems verk1iga
jordman.
Jag inser ganska val, att Stats It'd
ningen kan hysa betankligheter, att
intaga dessa raider; men jag har
markt att .tidningen varit sa liberal
som m6iligt, och afven unnat den
nedtryckte dagakarlen saga cit ord,
hvilket tillh6r det ovanliga inom
den Observation-Disclosures pressen. som
alltid star med skoborsten hand,
fardig att knafalla och borsta tyran.
niets fotbekladnad.
Med h6gaktning.
Framlingen,
49, St. Peter.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17
Praktiska underratt ttelser* J.

o. b. -
SsS5 Hvarf6r ser man blixten af cit pa
EFT visst afstand kiutet gevar f6rr
an man h6r knall len
Darf6r att liuset ar snabbare# an
5ljndet.
B6de ljuset och ljudet uppkommal
yisserligen ,af elser, som samtidi digt
atgk fran ett Cor remhl, hvilket fran.
akallar f6rete eelserna, saledes har fran
Skrutets antandning i geYaret. Bsia
u! lS;!rsrelseria mxste ock fortplanta sfgl
ssnda tilI oss, tt6tE ut f6rnimmas af
Dsnna seri at under1 tttelser 40 hamta-
ett Iutmxrkt syenskt sazbete W
81 Rsxnlnnd ma titeln g Hvart6r ooh s,zs
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17
skiftningensi stralbry ytningen f6rmar
;Sstadkomma. .33* .55 5s@s '7T,'',@

= =
sSstadk dkomma. z,' s7s35s
Hvarf6r ar sn6n; icke genomskinlig.
Eda daremot de sma iskristaller, hyafaf
den bestar, j och for sig aro fullkom-
Igt genomskinliga! =.
:: :: Darf6r att ljuset, da det genomgar
de manga med luft uppfyllda mellan.
rummen, som befinna sig emellan de
sarskilda sn6kristallerna, forsvagas
och undergar en- MISUNDERSTANDING.
sd att de solstralar, som falla pa sn6n,
icke: genomga den, utan aterkastas.
De undergo nemligen pa gransytan
mellan luften och sn6kristallerne en-
total reflexion.
AT samma skal blir afven skummet
pa vatskor SAINT pulver af krossadt
glas ogenomskinligt. Men haller man
-vatten pa sn6n eller glaspulvret. sd
aterstalles genomskinligheten. Watt
net intager do de ljuset juppehallande
sma luftblasornas plats, och ljuset
kan nu, of6rsvagadt, 6fverga fran
kroppspartiklarnes till vatskan och
fran denna ater till kroppspartiklar-
ne. AT samma orsak blir paper &C.
nomskinligt, da det bestrykes. med
ola.
Hvarf6r ser man genom cit tresi-
digit glasprisma f6remalen icke i de-
ras verkliga lage, -utan betydligt ho-
gre eller lagre?
Darfdr att den vag, en- bruten ljus-
strale tager, beror at den vinkel, un-
der hvilken den traffar gransytan
mellan tva olika medier, och foljakt-
ligen ocksa den ut och intradande stra
len blott da kunna vara parallela. Men
ON gransytorna hafva en- viss lutning
mot hvarandra, sasom f6rhallandet ar
med ett tresidigt glasprisma, sd ma
ste den uttradande ljusstralen hafva
en- AMMAN riktni6g an den intradande,
och delta pa sadant satt, att den af-
viker uppat, mar prismats 9. k. brytan-
de kant ar riktad nedat och tvartom,
nedat da prismats kant ar wand
uppat.
Da man betraktar ett toremal &C.
nom ett sadant prisma, ser man det
for den skull ocksa lagre an det verk-
ligen befinner sig, sa smart kanten el-
Ter prismats sa kallade brytande vim
kel Or riktad nedat, och hogre an det
yerkligen befnner sig dS prismats
kant ar riktad uppat.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17

+ . II 1H ,s,r r.
led; vidare ny Yexallag, lika f6l
ALA de tire skandinayiska landerna
nv forordning angaende lagfart, in
teckning och utmatning af jernYse
afvensom l. fraga ON f6ryaltning al
iernvag under konkurs; SAINT for
ordning angaende ratt for dem, som
ej blifvit d6pte eller icke' inom sven
ska kyrkan begatt Herrans Nattvard,
men icke heller tillhora frammande
trossamfund, att inga aktenskap in
for borgerlig mynQighet.
Vidare ar att mamma, att bada kan.
rarne pa proposition af regeringen
antagit som hvilande ett f6rlag till
grundlagsforandring, hvilket eyer
sin omisskanliga betydelse som forbe.
redelse till en- ny harorganisations in.
forande. Enligt det samma skall
stiftande af strafflag for krigsmskten
lemnas at konung och riksdag gemen-
SAINT, medan denna lagstiftning hit
tills varit konungen allena forbe-
hallen. 49,:
Andre kamaren har, som vanligt,
visat sig valvi1ligare ind mot libe-
rala reformer an den F6rste. Sa har
han vid innevarande riksdag beslutit
en- betydelsefull skrifvelse till k. m:t
ON reformer i skolvasendet, likasa
en- skrifvelse ON den kommunala
r6strattens jemnare fordelning pa
kommunens f6rmogne och icke for
m6gne medlemmar samt--f6r f6rsta
gsngen-uttalat sig for den politiska
rostrattens utstrackning.
R6rande uppskof med och omarbet-
ming af den mycket ofverklagade for
ordningen af d. 20 Nov. 1873 ON be.
fal q svenska Misunderstanding har, slut
ligen att mamma, Andre kammaren
beslutit en- skrifvelse, som, ON den
ock icke vann medkammarens bifall,
dock haft asyftad verkan, det den
nya regeringen, efter hvad det upp-
gifvits, beslutit underkasta fragan ny
pr6fning.
: En- klarare politisk stallning; en-
sparsamt uppgjord budget ett MAX
tigt protektionistiskt anlopp med
omisskanlig framgang tillbakasla-
get; en- bel del vigtiga lagar besluta-
de, nagre bland dem innebarande H.
berala reformer ; Aere anmarknings.
varda beslut af liberal inneb6rd, fat.
tade af Andre kammaren-det ar
frukten af 1880 ars riksdags verksam-
het. Atminstone hafva de liberale i
landet icke skal att med den samma
vara missn0jde. (G. H. T.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-06-17
sgEA!Nl|gDINlV!sE VIlERs!11sFtaElIa.
Minnesota siaat 6rening under nann a
.Vhe Minnesota Scandinavian Relief Association

.The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief Association
adn
hnj
beckt dennasu
kant
meea at
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r Minnesota
&
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som nSpfaer
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-29
Sherif's Sale.

RY VIRTUE and authority of a
special execution, issued from the
office of the clerk of the circuit court
of Audrain county, Missouri, return
able at the January term, 1880, of
said court, and to me directed, in IA
o of the State of Missouri, at the
relation and to the use of J. j. Steele,
collector of revenue for Audrain
county, Missouri, and against James
N. Griffin and Sarah Griffin, l have
levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said
James N. Griffin and Sarah Griffin
of, in and to. the following described
real estate, to-wit: The west half of
section [27l twenty-seven, township
[51l fifty-one, range Isl six, contain
ing 800 acres, all lying and being in
the said county, and State of Missou-
ri ; and l will, on
Thursday, February 5, 1880,
between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in The
OF Me2fJS1, 0~~A,y of Audrain aforc-
said, sell the same, or SO much there
Of as may be required, at public ven-
due, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, lsubject to all prior liens
and Judgements. to satisfy said exc
cution and costs.
H.. GLASCOCK,
3S-4t. Sheriff, Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-29

L.. A McConnell's Catarrh Cure
stands at the head of all remedies for
that ioathsome and dangerous dis
ease, Nasal Catarrh, no matter of
how long standing. A cold in the
head or throat, difficult breathing.
dizziness. headache, deafness, watery
acrld and purulent discharges from
the nostrils, clogging, fullness, ring
ing Or roaring in the head, constant
dropping In the throat, restores the
sense of smell, strengthens the eyes
and voice, cleansing and regulating
all the organs of the head. Il gives
immediate relief. All 1 ask is a fair
trial to convince the most sceptical.
Thousands of affidavits might be
given, but I will not occupy too
much space, and I am confident that
a trial of it will do more towards con-
vincing you of its efficacy than whole
page OF printed matter.
L. A. MCCONNELL
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-29
Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consump-
ton aud all diseases that lead to it,
such as stubborn Coughs, neglected
Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, As
thma, pain in the side and chest, dry
hacking cough, tickling in the throat,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all
chronic or lingering diseases of the
throat and lungs. DR.. Kings Dis
coyery has no equal and has estab-
lished for itself a world-wid reputa-
ton. Many leading physicians rec
ommend aud use it in their practice.
The formula from which it is prepared
is highly recommended by all medi-
cal journals. The clergy and the
press have complimented it in the
most glowing terms. Go to your
druggist and get a trial bottle free OF
cost, or a regular size for 81. Fol
sale by R. Scharlach, Ringo building
Mexico, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-29

During the past few weeks every
paper in the state of Missouri Tex
cept, perhaps, his ''I' ness, the
Mexico InteHigencer) has spoken a
favorable word for ID. III. Mcintyre
for Attorney General. The Column
bia Statesman says:
Hon. d. 4. Mcintyre, of Mexico.
is favorably mentioned for Attorney
General. MIR. Mcintyre is an able
lawyer, industrious, p~ains-taking and
reliable-reliable indeed in all the
relations of life and would make an
excellent legal counsellor for the
state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-29
TROM

LApDohIA, Mo-, Jan. 20, 1880.
Our town is full Of trade. Mrs.
Bruton is very sick-doubts are en-
tertained of her recovery-Doctol
Keeton was with her last night. The
Baptist Church will soon be ready
for preaching. Mr.. G. A. Smith has
built a large addition TO his store.
The Lyceum expects a pleasant meet
ing next Friday night from the pro-
eramme arranged. Good music is
expected. Miss Nina Everett was
in town last week. She talks OF
starting a millinery store here in the
spring. Shall write a long letter
next week and give the LEDGER all
the news. 10 the LEDGER able to be
around? or do you carry a cane! 2
ANNIE LAURIE.
rive are a walking skeleton and
have to keep our over coat on tokeep
from falling to pieces. !
r. M. WHITE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-01-29
Sherif's Sale.

PY VIRTUE and authority of a
~ special execution, issued from the
office of the clerk of the circuit court
of Audrain county, Missouri, return
able at the January term, 1880, of said
court, and to NE directed, in favor
of the State of Missouri, at the rela-
ton and to the use of B. F. Dobyns,
collector of revenue for Audrain
county, Missouri, and against Mich
ael TRULY and Mary TRULY, his wife,
and Alexander Gordon, | have levied
upon and seized all the right, title,
interest and claim Of the said Michael
TRULY and Mary TRULY, his wife, and
Alexander Gordon of, in and to the
following described real estate, to wit:
Lots [5l five and [lOl ten in block Isl
three, Clark's addition to Mexico,
Missouri, all lying and being in the
said county, and State of Missouri;
and l will, on
Thursday, January 20, 1880,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
! the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the east
| front court house door, in the City
| Of Mexico, County of Audrain afore-
| said, sell the same, or SO much there
of as may be required, at public Ven
due, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, Subject to all prior liens
and Judgements, to satisfy said exc
cutiOn and costs.
II. GLASCOCK,
S$-3t Sheriff, Audrain County.