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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

Some siEniHeani Facts and Figures From
the Collector.

The returns Of the collectors Of internal
revenue for the last fiscal year show that
West Virginia ranks twentieth among the
States In the amount Of taxes paid, and
that the wheeling Office is the Bixty.sey.
ehth Ia order. There we're collected III
the State last year S462,696 and Of this The
flee Ia this city collected S340,79 1913 so.
THIS 10 a lasRe proportion OF the entire sum
contributed Ia the State, ard OF the
amount raised here, al least Eve sixtbs
ate paid by the brewers, cigar and
tobacco manufacturers and dealers
and saloon keepers Of Wheeling
The figures 30 far the present yesf
show q very decided increase over ihs
same months Of last year. In the one item
oil beer o sutpfising ihcteape isnoticesble,
In July, 1850, there were 3 SOC barrels Of
beer Manufactured In this distict, and In
the month Of July, 1881, the number
reached s ,232, An increase Of | 428 In the
one months product While this SHOW.
inf may not be considered by oil a vefy
ctedijAble one iof the city, Il is certainly 4
very satisfactory tigu that people here
have more money 10 spend for luxuties
than they had a year ego, and that lines
are corfsspondlngly better with ell ClAtses
population,
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Summit OF the AiieehenIss-Cr...ou
Bptlnsa and Aetdfp. "A no.

TbePAn Handle and Pennsylvania route
VIII sell txcutsion tickets each Saturday,
good ior fetltn pssasRa until following
Monday, 1.-THE rate Of % 90. Twice daily,
open observation cats are run between.
Ufeoaon and tue Logan House, Altoona,
intoueh, the tnalchless ecenety Of me
Horse Shoe Carve, Alleetppas, 10,
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DWELLING F0R sid

email residence cOutIlnIpg three Fos4i, MI
for \ small family. The hOI'e 1. 10 GOD Wa1
within q d Will out. Lot 2SIi2O, VII ltti
wibt side McCOllOth street, NJ ll!S, Pfieki
A substantial UtCk dwelling. tOnlIlbBIi In
finished AttlC; excellent tuck EilChIH; Iv4d
4 cd dry cellar, Itul 10 and Olh,T ImpF Vt8Hl
l70ES2, we'll IeLced. On vet IldV Oi Md
street.
A large e)nVenitnt rtsIdErc', cOrur EhIIlH
Oh ipllne streets, cas-: Ot ChlPllne, IJuth q I've
street.
A complete and desifAb'e Ant cllm nblHal
lii8 wesI.B side ChApline ttfett,
A two.sto'y brick DIV II OK, c1btinln I =
farnlIhed with sl and water, No. q SIT Hilt
street
AtWoBiory brick dWellInr, tonIlhioI l I'D
0ns.hAli square west VI suSPOn,0n btiit Z
street.
OnO ir'ma dwelling, coutllning GfOtHi %
lGi; IN lot 2Ixit8. No % 2AnA street., Ih5fi "
west Of suspension bridge.
One good level butldlrs lot SOIi6J, on IhLfih
Ilieet. wi. take $500 cG,h iOr IT,
Three desirable building lots 90 MR. 40
!SttO 10 property TWeni! nlnth ,iftL NS
iJr $500 and s316. Apply TO
ALEXANDER BONI =.
General Business and Real bAtSte AG'hL WI,
ket Q rect, CrAnI es BOX
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0Nr7IE4. % nnd n Fourteenth SIroet,


Sealed PfoposAls-F Building Boiler
and Offices.
For Sale Island Residence.
AuCtio OF Fine Shoes-Wilson Bros.
For CinCinnati-sidnsy.
Wanted-YOuBg Lady.
For Rsnt-Thvee Pleasant Rooms.
For Sale-l5. 900 Acres Of Land.
Decorated Ware and Glass Chandelier
Fiedel.
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to te.
cord the following transfer Of real estate:
Deed made July 18Th, by John Reid
and wife to Isaiah Warren, In consideta.
ton Of 5000, tot lots 8, land s, 10 East
Wheeling, situated on the south side OF
Nineteenth street and extending back TO
The creek, together with the soap factory
and all the buildings thereon.
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No man can do a good job Of work, preach
a good sermon, Try q law suit we'll, doctor a
patient OF write algOod article when he feels
miserable md dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt In such a condition when 1t can bel 10
easily and cheapiy removed by q little Hop
Bitters. See other eolumn.-ABday Mmet.
VIVIAN
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| 0sEPH HARRIS NURsERIM
MOUNDgVILLE.

1900 Apple Trees. Two, three, Tour and In
1900 Peach, ono (hOm bud) JsM,
1900 Plums, one and two years.
6,0J0 Quinee6t Two and three year,
1900 Cherries, one and two y6An
6o,ogg EVeTgroens, mostly Juniper, lrou ,sth
ieeL the ABOVE afe thrifty and In GOOdWst,S
T%espondenoo solicited, Address, siTrf1 v
LER, M%ound!yille. Nursery d on m. y
hounuSVnIe DopoI. tfhR
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Kidney Wort IL natures remedy for kidney
and liver diseases. piles and constipation.
Sediment or muo na In the urine liza sure
indication a disease. Take Kldney.Wort.
Torpid liver and Kidneys poison the blood.
Rldney.W Wort reVlves them and cleanses the
system.
Headache, bilious attacks, ditsinets and
los ofappetlte are cured by Kidney.Wort
Bee Advertisement AwfAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

VT have no nervous tonic At hnce 30 felia,
Die and Q ,nvenit ut Is Fellow Syrup I Hy.
pophosphitta and we, lhertiit ne, Rladly rec.
ommend II In the diseases Of such ofeinA a.
deeend for health upon involuntary m6tculAi
action. MWfGw
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SALE or RENT.

FINE business PE1Pn,I
OtieT for sale The fine ihn e.Sl0Ty Ia
situate on The ives side Of h NIket ines ~,
below Second Ward Market II use, loluni,
by blchmth 4 burst, A. NhOl,.ais pC,,
The building 10 finished AbnVe Tho mi Y
eleven TonnG and Is occupied % 4 b@I1aI,
aud the litIt foOr 10 q age IN SltTI0l e,sI
With cellar, AID the room, both Lof an, NJ
location Is The belt for tie TuiutI b9I tts
city Also for rent from iit Of AbrI tul III
sHRlYER, 1911 Main street.
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WEALTH OF qua rARMEns.

Valuation OF Properly ia the Country
Districts for 1881.
The returns Of the County Assessors for
the country districts were filed with the
Clerk Of the County Court yesterday, and
the showing made will be found in q con.
densed form below:
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NM, o.. sHAUSEsRE:-sehd to-day six
cans Of Acme Baking Powder to 1llinoie.
She says II 10 the VefY best abe ever used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12

NHEAP H0MES-FIVE BUi0H1
~ lots on Baltimore ItfO,ti IRON $40. INSSU
house and lot on Coal IIeeI, S,,Ih
loo frame house and lot 90 souln
VI, 800 Tor tWO.slOTy iTams house SDj NY ~
IN South Wheel Ing biItk block conn, Iva
and Main sire u. q, W Tor two ~, N NIX
log and lot on Seventeenth . Ioet SraI ~ \
frame dwelling and lot, Farms for t.L q
g, 60 IFS aud 200 SC,eS, r. IN / 10 8 NM '%s
SlCO " OVO and $1,000 on god rel "a 10 nv
HNo Z, A HAkHgKII
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hYnENIAL nAPPINEss.
Marriage OF mr.. FFank =. Wrpy, or Pits.
bnFgh, Rnd Miss Harriet Birch, Of
Clny sVllle, Yesterday,


marriage Of mr.. FFRRE Z. wrpy, or Pills.
bnFgh, And Miss Harriet Birch, OF
ClRJsVlle, Ye~SlsFday,
One Of the most pleasant and memora-
BILE weddings which have occurred in this
vicinity recently took place yesterday out
at olaysvills, Pa, the contracting parties
being Mr.. Frank T. lWray, appointment
business man Of Pittsburgh, sngsged in
the drug business, and Miss Harriet Jean.
nette Birch, daughter Of Hon. John
Birch, Of Claysyille, and sister Of Prof.,
John NJ. Birch, Superintendent of the pub
lie schools Of this city. The ceremony was
performed in the First Presbyterian
Church OF Claysville, the officiating min.
isteF being brother OF the bride, Rev, DR..
George W. F, Birch, OF Bethany Chapel,
New York city. He was assisted by Rev,
j, j. Mc0RTTell, Of shelbyvills, Ky, q
7. WrSy, q brother Of the groom, and Mr..
Fleming Birch, the BRIDES Youngest broth.
or, ware the ushers and the sole attend
ants, and acquitted themselves with notA'
BILE ease and grace.
A great many friends Of the happy
couple we're present from different places.
We append
ALIsT OF GUESTS.
Miss Lizzie Gamble, Misses Flora
Weltie and Ella Noble, Lizzie and Dean
sdllwagon, Dr., and Mrs. Denny, DR.. and
Nrs. sprowl, DR.. and Mrs. Mintor, Prof
J. 7. Noble, o. 3 .AbsrCromble and Miss
Kate Ahercrombie, Miss Sadie Anderson
UlAysvills,
Miss Lizzie GAM, New Castle, Pa,
Miss Lizzie McOarrell, Harrisburg, Pa,
Rev. James A. Donahey and wife, o.
Boone, Iowa,
Alex. Hart ofthe Washington Democrat
Miss Sue Hart, Mrs. VIM. Moore, Dr., an
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Clara Kelly, Mis-
Nancy sherrard, Principal OF the Wash
tngtOn Female Seminary, Miss Laurl
Ealy, James MCClees, OF Washington.
John L Dlckey, DR., George Kelly, Prol
John N. Birch, Wheeling,
Ed, Bowie, OF Bsllaire.
Miss Annie Watson, Of Columbia, s, O
Nj. Harry Wray, brother Of the groom
Mr.. and Miss Townsend, Apollo, Pa,
The presents received were numerous
artistic aud costly. Following, will b
Iound Q partial
LIST OF THR PRESENTS.
Family Bible, father and mother Of th
groom;
Handsome picture, Harry 7, WrAyj
J~ardiniere, George W, Birch;
Set Of jewelry, Tuscan, John NJ. Birch
Gard case, T. M. Birch.
Watch and chain, the groom.
Gypsy pot and domestic individua
cruets, Miss Nancy Sherratd.
Painted shell and easel, Miss Clar
Kelly.
Fish knife, DR.. and Mrs. Kelly.
Wild roses painted in oil, Miss Ell
Noble.
Gard case, George Kelly,
"The Complete Home" Mr.. Crawford
Pittsburgh.
Flower basket, Miss Netty Noble.
Bracelets, Mr.. and Mrs, MCCarrell,
Gard receiver, Mrs, Kate A~berCrombit
Napkin rings, John Diekey.
Box OF fine engraved gObletS, Ed Bowie
Pickle jar, D. N. Campsey.
Pickle Jar, W. g. Brown.
Cake basket and card receiver, Mr.. an
Mrs. Townsend.
Silver spoons, Dr.. and Mrs. Denny.
Silver card receiver, James McGlees.
Table cloth and napkins, Mr.. aud Mr.
MnWilliAma
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THE usual merChants' luuuh at tho New
MoLurs Houss Sample Rooms daily.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed Of schnepf'H
drug store, Opera House corner, yester.
day:
IA.u. mss Mi. nj I An. II NJ. 0 ?. n. 7F.H
II 81 70 70 % 80 80 81
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N. N rnrkL.

EOAhh
n DutGi, we'abufg, Vim RtA, PHILADELPHIA,
JOSH stAup, ath 4 d, CRimbefAnd Pittbu ~
y Il hu q tAhel, kN 90, Net. Oh aud wIiA,
" q Mitchell, CoIunbut, SteubenViIIF,
] STAN I ri New Mar john Morrison, West Va.
.un'yile, z C0hOfA, (uubtflAnd,
Jis Z rs and sou, Fits jas HabkibsoP, Wells
butgh - .bltg,
I'll Walton aad vile, HM Thktf8, Phlla,
Glib rs. Paddock, Bat more,
I'M haiiiy, Jh saidii III CfAWiOfd, Faifmoat,
Ms \ ~ ore, WISH 3 Moore, WaAhlbgton,
g,on, p Heufl Philppi. BIlto,
Johu uNehtl, WOods- bGufnves, JAekton,
AelN, VIM EblIa Or. nal Innss
A NsAd n ltlm0e EaItih ESSb, Civ
Flint dCutin, Orange. VAnlau FieIdt, Ofibse.
Y III, OhlJ, Vile, Ohio,
Cia, II Vernon, 0iAngs- ] W Mcconnell, Cleys.
vi Ia, Uhir, land,
y Il q Ahat, Pittsburgh, Dt V0fhiS, EiuihIbs,
1hos ~, 70 efGi., hUClAts, t~olefain,
HAIR int New Yofk, shan EtPion, Fafmipkton,
JAMES wilson, Camden, John Johnston, Blfht1!
VILE,
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'AREE AND TwO.SPRING m
TONS, buEIiel, aud al,o NV tHAI
spLhg wagons aud lour h,IneS, Mi ,spOealpSl
SIsS,e' W. FERkEL, Coz, NILE ny ny @N
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lsHLRAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GITsS
tio0,, M rs SSG ~ o. tho NHhus,cn ~ Tai
s H1i tina. AN ~ Ss RS,S On III, 1T DAY q VIZ Srl
day. The present hopdh",d,au s ~ o. 3
ieEe, until the iO,h Of SepSIS,I W, aNtlh,p
cent '"o NeN lNaS n \, Y
July - 1881. j. II, WILLIAMS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Lincoln County Stock Sales,

Troy, Lincoln county, NO. no"
has monthly stock sales, as every
town of any spirit or enterprise should
have. The stock sales should De
named alter the Free Press OF tha'
town: that paper has done more tor
that town than any paper has done
for any other town IN the State Ii
works every week on some enter
prise for Troy, and never lets up un-
til it accomplishes its end-ia'f
grounds, stock sales, railroad, &C.
| If the people of that county kno"
what is for their good, they will al
wars stick to the Free Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

AhD ohuhts AHdSCuss
Special Dispatch to the Globe Democrat.
RooDHoUsE, III, February l.
Mrs. Eliza Gidney, who was murder
ed near Martinsburg, No., last week.
formerly resided near here. Her
maiden name was Douglass. E. N.
Hustel, President of the Roodhouse
Bank, was her guardian for several
years. She married Andrew Gidney
last fall, and removed to Martins
burg. leaving scme s426 in the hands
Of John Ford who. wishing to pay the
money, wrote to her to that effect,
and Gidney came over short time
since and received it. Gidney FORM
erly resided in Scott county. VIM.
Douglass, q brother of the murdered
woman, and 2. g. Edwards, with
whose family she resided for several
years, went to Martinsburg to-day to
investigate. G.dney has disappeared.
The above is mistake. Mr.. Gid
ney himself came in after Coroner
Rodman, who went out and had the
body disinterled. Eleven witnesses
we're examined, but nothing was
cleaned that could in any way tend
to show foul play. The jury cleared
Mr.. Gidney of all blame. There is
no doubt but what Mrs. Gidney came
to her death through illness, and not
on account of njuries inflicted by
any one.
! ia Nhat doo, II r,aoans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Don't Disturb the Peace.

Our readers will remember that
Just before Christmas there was some
difficulty raised at the residence OF
Tuck Morris, of this county, in which
trouble he was shot in the forehead
and narrowly escaped with his life.
The grand jury last week indicted
..Buck" Levaugh for the shooting !;
his bail was fixed at $400; he will be
tried next term. Oliver & Buckner
attorneys for his defense. Carter
Johnson and young Ashbury were
placed under 5000 bail each, and
will be tried at the next term iol
disturbing the peace and CARRYING
pistols on the same occasion. Geo
Robertson, city attorney, has charge Of
their defense.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
"GAsKELL's COMPENDIUM. -
OF Social and Business Forms

''Gaskell's Compendium is a Ii
brary of many books relating to So
cial and business life condensed into
one volume.
"Gaskelrs Compendium is a
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from which immediate information
may always be had, as to how to
transact business correctly.
Do you want to write plainly, rap
idly and correctly? Then study
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successful self-instructor in penman-
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Are you desirons of being able to
conduct public meetings? Then ex-
anime "Gaskell's Compendium" 4"
See the manual of parliamentary pro-
ceedure reduced tc a single page, en-
abling you to master the intricacies
of parliamentary law in this country
at one glance, embracing about three
hundred points of order.
''Gaskell's Compendium contains
seven different Dictionaries, over one
hundred thousand facts arranged il,
tables, and is the cheapest and bes,
Encyclopedia of reference for the
home, counting-room or Office.
The author of ssGaskelPs Com.
pendium," Prof. G. A. Gaskell, il
President of the Bryant & Stratsor
Colleges, and has assisted more thar
one hundred and fifty thousant
young men to become rapid and ele
giant penme1, and thorough and eff
cient book-keepers, by aid of hi.
self-tearhing system.
Be sure the work you purchase o,
social and business forms is "Gas
kelPs Compendium" containing 50'
pages. Inferior works, one thirt
smaller. are being sold at the SAM
price.
The General Agent, ]. P. De Lo
is at the Central.
~ AGENTS wANTED.~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
1913. What does it mean:
Mexico Medical Society

Mexico heulcal SoCielS'
Audrain County Medical Society
met at DIR. T. P. Rothweil's Office,
DR.. Keeton in the chair, Dr.. Sinclair
secretary pro tenn.
Report of Treasurer, DR.. W. W..
Macfarlane, was received and ap-
proved. Receipts 81; expenditures
81. The following officers were elect
ed Cor the ensuing year: President,
DR.. W. W. Rodman; Vice-Presid mt,
DR.. S. N. Russell; Secretary, DIR.
| Isaac Sinclair; Treasurer, DIR. W. II.
Lee Executive committee, Drs. Roth
we'll and French. On credentials.
Drs. Russell and Macfarlane.
| DIR. RotbweIl was appointed com
mittee Of one to wait on DIR. Rodmar
and inform him of his election.
DR.. Russell was appointed to oper
the discussion on the subject o
| Chronic Gastritis at our next meet
ing.
The subject OF medical Legislation
was discussed by the society but M
definite conclusions were reached
Society adjourned to meet Frida..
evening, Feb. 4, at the office OF Dr
Rothwell. ISAAC SINCLAIR, Sec'y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

MRS. j. Nj. KOONTZ.
Ladies' Physician.

DR.. 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 can 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 ana sold
in America, and so acknow lodged by
all ladies, who have given it trial,
to be the only reliable remedy
on earth for all diseases peculiar to
the female organization. Prepared
and for sale only by them. Also
midwifery and chrome diseases OF
woman made specially by Mrs. j.
VI. Koontz, who has had over IA years
experience in the practice Of nedl-
cine among the female sex. All per-
sons calling at the residence will get
an honest opinion IN regard to their
case and for chronic diseases can
have treatment and medicine furnish
ed them containing full directions
and instructions for using at very
reasonable rates. All medicine guar
anteed to be entirely vegetable. For
consultation call at residence on
corner of Promenade and Washington
sts., in the DR.. Bourne property,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Audrain County Stray List for JAN 1881

Taken up by George Peak, Cuiyre township,
one chestnut mare, 16 years old, Is hands high, t,
at S25.
BY David Gregory, Prntre township. one light
bay filly, years old star in 70. ehead appraised
at $40,
By Hagan, Prairie township, one bay flly,
years old, little white in forehead; appraised at
$50. Also, one DARK bay mule, year old; ap-
praised at So.
By VIM. Charles. Prairie township, one black
mare mule, branded on left shoulder with the
letter NJ appraised at $50,
BY P, Nj. Utterback, Cuivre township, one
steer, years old, two splits in left ear, white
face, branded on right hip with the letter Ii ap
praised at SIS.
BY Frank Seroggins, i:uiyre township, on
and under bit ia right ear; appraised vi S25.
By Pat Deylin, Loare township, one roa
steer, 2 years old, hrand, on LEFT hip with th
letter y upside down; appraised At SIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
"ActiYe :"

r. NJ. White, of the Mexico Led
ger, is one of the most active news
paper men in North Missouri. Ru-
dolph and Hermann Scharlach were
killed in Mexico at noon on last Sun
day, and at 10 O'Clock the next morn
ing a five column extra was issued
from the Ledger Office containing a
full account of the accident, besides
much other reading matter. Jones'
burg Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

By calling on J. r. Lleweilyn or 81. Hall and
procuring bottle Of Rock Mountain Tar Balsam
no one need suffer from coughs. colds, sore throat
or any affection of the throat and lungs. This
cough mixture, (Which contains tar and tolu),
which has been, aad sull coAtinnes to be used 10
the mountain ins Of cur western country, has prov
en- itself to he the best cough remedy ever dis
covered, and those suffering from coughs, colds
and sore throat should lose NO time 10 trying q
cure Themselves at once, which can be done hy
using bottle of Rocky Mountain Tar RsisAm.
/ to-July-22
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

Our readers will remember that We
published not long since telegram
to B. F. Dobyns concerning j. H.
johnson, who died in Montana. w.
P. johnson, one of our subscribers
at Vandalia, called Tuesday and in
forms us that he thinks the deceased
was his brother, who left this county
good many years ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

While we are talking about water
works, we would love to suggest that
it would pay some one OF our mer-
chants to bring some "Headlight"
coal oil to Mexico. We hear a good
deal IF complaint about bad coal oil.
Besides giving poor light, it is dan
gerous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
Tribute of espect,
HALL OF Mexico LODGE. No. 80, I. y. .. F.
Mexico, Mo-. January q, 1881.

HALL OF Mexico LODGE. No. 90, 10. .. FL
Mexico, Mo-, January %, 1881. !
Whereas, This Lodge has received the sad tld-
ings of the death of our worthy brother, Rudolph
Scharlach, a member of this Lodge; and,
Whereas, 1T was the will of our Heavenly Father
to make the call on our worthy ether, Il.
Scharlach, to meet in the Heavenly Lodge; and,
Whereas, This Lodge has | st a worthy and
faithful member, and the family kind and low
ing husband and father, therefore, be it
Resolved That this Lodge extend to the fam
lily of our worthy brother our heartfelt sympathy
in the r bereavement,
Resolved, That this lodge meekly submit to
to ti.s call of our Heavenly Father in thus re-
moving from our midst to the heavenly Lodge
above, our brother.
Resolved, That the brothers of this Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for 90 days.
Resolved, That cQpy of these resolutions he
presented 10 the family of our deceased br ther,
copy sen: to the newspapers of the city for pub
LEGATION and spread on the minutes of our Lodge.
| GEORGE HABLUTZEI,
SAMUEL GROVE,
T. }. HoLr.
COMMITTEES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

Mrs. Muldrow & Franklin have
moved their stock of millinery, no
tons, fancy goods, &C., over Barnes
& vineyards store, east side OF the
square. All goods sold low down te
make room for spring stock. Cal
and get bargains. They wish the''
old friends to remember them wnef
u.,,;no ANYTHING in their line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03

Good miIlet hay for sale cheap, in
any quantity and in good order, on
the farm of R. s. Pearson, about two
miles northeast of Mexico. Call al
farm, or at the office OF DIR. j. w
McWilliams, Mexico, Mo. 42-tf