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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

AS we 60 to press, the residence Of
6 b. RunkIe made a narrow escape
from fire. 1t caught from a defective
fiue but was extinguished Without
she fire company being called ont.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
ST. Patriek's Ball.

The St. Patrick's Bali in Mexico
was a success Everybody had a
jolly, good time and the committees
did all they could to make every one
have a good time. 500 OF clear
money was made. The cane voted to
Joe Murray. the most popular candi-
date, brought S53 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
sam Msrris.

sfsH EE s#14+flsNtF- ~ 4GtT -sEttaH -Fs
EtUiitJls sam Msrris. ag,.
Pays the following prices abb veekan
spot caslr:r4H4F.I II
r6uLfRY.
Live turkeys, fufo II cents a Hi.
Live choIce chickens. So % TO - "a "a ioz.
1--we fat gecse, fun feafneied. sL1t a 81 u aaI.
zIss-sHI tIf,Es< sol n sfs.Z
No.I green best hides saifetl = 10 /. l.. cents.
No: l dry flint hides. f5tS r cents Isiurd.
Full Sooi peiis. - cents 10 u Ell
No. | raccooai u IA. - eefsss. s-t
No. I red foS, - ceifts 10 81 ~.
MOL gray fox. 81 10 70 CENTS.
No, I black skunk, 10 to 81 ~.
Pftnae taliow. s BE- toE cents q postHsl.
Prime beeswaN. - TO 70 cents 4 pound
- ," FFsHIERas i f=sE x#E
Prime 1--we geese feathers. &, 10 zoo per sL.,a
Turkey Tails. wing feathers. II 10 alh.
Turky and chicken body feathers. . t, -.
Duck feathers. - tsnr..E
Taiiow. 6 TO 6 i-2-
BetsUskxA Z1te 3ee. Eal sE.
Poultry sffS scarce sus e1ge:ls .sszltt fur
Hides. wool, fufs, feathers siea,iy. In faei.
essrsthina esaunaes strsng. wi,t q eaeai rru<.
peeA Aefs tta beuff prices, 3 tA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Pike county Is gong to have a
primary election and not a conyen-
ton. The most of the candidates in
Audrain, we think, favor the same
mode of nomination.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Willard Potts is going to opena
first-class ice cream parlor in the
room just vacated by H. Schmidt's
Beer Agency. Willard understands
the business and will keep a first
class place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
new ones,

John Ware and family leave for
Newport, KY, next Tuesday to re-
side. John has made q good citizen
and we hate to lose him. He likes
Missouri but family ties take him
back to his old home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

We made o pleasant visit to Wells
vile last week, and found the
town booming. W~ellsville is one of
the finest towns on the Wabash rail-
road. We met many friends of the
LEDGER, and trust we made some
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

W. L. Fowle very kindly got up
a neat purse of money for Mr.. Nc.
Garvin, who was burned out last
week and lost all he had. His Irish
friends especially came to his aid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

! ANY one having any doubt about
the historical value of the LEDGER
should retice the corious extracts
from the Great Religious Weekly in
the new history Of Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Red Cedar Posts at ~
HoUsToN & TRIMBLE's.

Col. Dimmitt, of the Columbia
Herald, was in Mexico ON business
this week and made us a pleasant call.
He is a fine business man and knows
how to make a paper boom. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

The MoberIy Monitor is now own
led and edited by G. B. Kelly & Co.
Just as long as Kelly is connected
With it The Monitor will be- found in
tue huht ranks. EIAG5 EB&yl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

The fire at ,Moberly last Monday
night, destroyed about SAC, 900 worth
Of property. The post-ofice and
fecords were destroyed. One man
was fatally hurt by a falling wall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
DOLLAR
PAYS FOR TIFF
| MEXICO
TO JANUARY /, 1855.
10 JANUARY /, 1ss5.

Noe is the time to subscribe fo1
|.LEDGER, q paper published for
yods aou on earth. Te only Re
sss reekly in this Congressional
Did. Only 81 to NEW sssbserid-
nh January I, 1885; about 2 cents
NJ GEEK. The year 1884 aciH be da'
s,aad Que, and the LEDGER aoiil
.by. TO the front. No one erho can
nd coz afford to be Witho,d the Gredt
ntaioas Feekiy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Ben Crawford and Mart Lacy,
Cloth colored) had a scrapping
match last Saturday. They both
escaped alive but will pound rock
for awhile,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

II Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of Bob. Baker, the boss saloon
keeper Of C~entralia. Bob knows
how to fix up a drink to please the
| most fastidieus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

A. D. jackson & Co.'S local all
vertissnent last week should have
read sugar instead Of cigars. This
frn win cell you sugar q cheap as
ANYBODY IN Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Will S. Houston, formerly of Mex
leo, now of Brazil, Ind. is i'll Audrair
shaking hands with bis many friends.
He is not here to stay this time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
susash Students tonight.

Spaaish Students tonight.
Centraiia is going to have a wooden
ADVERTISE your fine horses in the
ihDGER.
Rev. Silas Smith is in st. Louis on
asness.
See Garrett & McCue's local adj
IEsisement.
Mss Leona Williams is visiting in
Iasas City.
Harvey Smith has our thanks for
ssurs this week.
II you want to buy some fine pigs,
Eai on Evan Evans.
Mrs. L. c. Mitchell has returned
Prom q visit to Ohio.
Cpt. Frost has opened a grocery
kas in the Harper block.
Ne cattle plague of Kansas has
kaksn out in Adair county, Mo.
The Spanish Students will take the
Iaeait at Opera House. tonight.
Ms. Mary Cummings of Sunbury,
h, Is visiting relatives in Mexico.
Cd. Crews of Franklin county, will
Iasly bea candidate fer Congress.
IRE. J. F. Llewellyn has returned
aun 3 pleasant visit to Columbia.
Ms Alexander, of Rush Hill, was
uniting relatives in Mexico this week.
Willard Potts and Bayless Collins
sde a flying trip to Wellsville last
Essk.
Ill. Nichols, of the Fulton Ga.
Pee, has our thanks for favors this
Iva.
There is some talk of a soda water
|iaaufactory being established il
lszieo.
lanes Gregg is conductor on the
] tsoumodation on the jefferson CITY
h,ach. :
. aheD. Trimble and I. B Buck.
we're in St. Louis on bushes:
u week.
sooath schools for the summel
saaths, are beng organized all owe
country.
iae serenading party have oul
Aaks FOR beautiful music one even
shss week.
Ell ~. a. Keene has purchased tn,
sra MEXICO.
b. Frank Steele of Saline county
0en in Mexico a few days visit
e r~slatives.
se0fse Gill bought tie Bo1
10 Property on Monroe street thi
hi for $3.50.
; sd mlnseott, a leading citlze.
surgeon. has been visiting il
aais0 this week.
casper is the new post mast
Worcester. He is a live an
5a's business man.
o0l.s fail to read statement of th
ENaeonaa Bank of this city i
sLsoara this week.
~ celebrated Spanish student
a'''ved and will positively apes
Opsa House tonight.
-. Bob Tureman is fast reco,
aer health under the iniuens
~ mid Texas climate.
"aynaan has returned to Me,
preach another year, much
digit Of his church.
q aaadred-and fifty persons we,
hn'sa 10 explosion in a coal mil
.'a~a'yivania las. week.
a'e your seats for the SPANS
u caee, and see the music
We season Tonight.
Z alnidt haa moved his be,
'as0 The new building near ii
wants all his friends to ca
ssfsnan, who worked up Il
case in St. Louis. is the san
who was in Mexico VIII,
[+M - In0 49, So. l.H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

An article is going the rounds
headed "The Successful Book
Agent" For any further facts or
information, Bob White should be
adore ssed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Wanted at Laddonia, Mo. a No.
/ experienced brick Lmoulder and
layer, Apply at once to w. C.
Heskett. ~ g.. ..f "a 40 2-t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Over two hundred tickets have
been sold for the Spanish Students.
They, will be greeted by the dandy
audience of the season at Opera
House tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
If Ned Taylor isn't a hummer.
If Vandalia won't get a fire engine

If Ned Taylor isn't a hummer.
If Vandalia won't get a fire engine
now.
Who's too heightened to 90 to a
ball.
When will We have the next candy
pulling.
What become of that half dollar,
Johnny?
If ''Cass'' Hagan is really to he
married soon.
Who was the "Beli'' at the ball
Monday night.
What che girls of Centralia think
Of Sam. Morris.
If Sam Baskin's girl did not shed
tears during his illness.
What a couple of married ladies
we've fighting about the other day.
If the Spanish Students won't get
there Eli at Opera House tonight.
What our friend, -, was
climbing up a ladder fol- last Sunday.
| Who's going to start that new jew.
elry store, Byron Cluster or Bill
Watts.
What Laddonia will do with two
papers. and if the new bank won't
come in good play.
If the ''I-told-you-so fellows are
not getting ready to spout after the
| city election IS over.
| Why all the awnings around the
| square are not made the same height
and Of the same material.
| If Tom Scott (not the railroad
king) Is not a hummer. He is slowly
but gently getting to the front.
If J. Newt. Cross succeeded in
disposing of his Cap. Collier library
: before he moved to Laddonia.
If some people have not a Rhode
Island of brain and a Texas of gall
! to think a newspaper can be run on
wind.
Why our merchants by advertising
don't bring the trade to Mexico that
goes now to small towns all over the
county.
Who mutilates the LEDGER Bulletin
every night, and if the party's face
won't look like a war map some
morning.
If the Republicans of Audrain are
for Fllley or Vanhorn, or if they
know who they are for, or if it makes
any difference.
If Gene Tomlinson did not receive
a handsome boquet from a bevy Of
young ladies for being the most
handsome and graceful round dancer
at St. Patrick's ball.
If it is not cheaper to pay 81 fol
the LEDGER to next January than to
do without the news, or to borrow
LEDGER, or to stand out in the rail-
and read the LEDGER bulletin.
If Mr.. - won't bring bach
our umbrella. We don't care for thu
umbrella as much as we do for ouI
good name inscribed on it, which b
robbed Us Of at the same time.
II some of the Mexico Democrat
are going to let the Republicans maxi
fools Of them by. persuading then
that the city election is not a politica
fight, and then laugh at them for vo
ting for the Republican candidate.
If Sour Alb" and his superb
company, consisting of the following
powerful cast, did not get to tn
front at St. Patrick's ball: Messrs
Doty, Morris, McMurray, Bennett
Gregg, Chauncey, Dingle and Gibbs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Elliott Smith, son of Tllos. Smith,
late of this city, was married on the
14th inst. to Miss Fannie Newsom, q
charming belle of Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Joe McDearmon is agent for the
St. Louis Chronicle. He has worked
up quite q boom for this newsy little
paper Ia ~s ~ ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

r. w. Tureman is going to erect a
fine residence on the Hord farm jus,
south of Mexico. 1t will have gas
and all the modern conveniences.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

See card of Mrs. DIR. koontz in
this issue. Ste is a regularly regis
tered physician and has herr cawtif-
cate from the Missouri Board of
health. gr f IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

The attempt Of the Republican to
crowd Mr.. Buckner out Of the Dem
oeratic party has not been a signal
success.-Post Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

fhe~hEDaERi is the only paper in
Missouri that gave a full report of
the proceedipgslin the Eaton-M Murphy
trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

A petition is being circulated in
Mexico, calling a session OF the legis-
lature to repeal the law forbidding
the loanlng of foreign money in this
state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Ed. n. ]. ssass win preAch 8
the regular Bsptist Church next SCI
urday at 2 p. =. The will slso b
preachine u the sane place nsxa
Sunday nd llopdas right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

READER OF LEDGER, RUSH bill, Mo
The post office in Mexico is not or
Love STREET.-THE. LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
John NcCan5ter James, son II

John AcCslaSter James, son OF.
S. and Clarabelle james, OF Millers-
burg, Galloway county, died last
week rof dropsy q Of the brain. His
family have the sympathy Of a host
Of friends and all who knew him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

MISS CHARM:-We would net advi6e q
secret marriage under enr circumstances
Asecret marriage In Mexico Ii impossf-
ble.|CED. LEpGEk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Arthur Paul, the genial clerk of
the Merchants Hotel, Moberly, came
down Wednesday to see his lady-love.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
PULESi RLESt! ,Pu,ES.l...

Sure, cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases, Of q. years standing. No man
need suffer Ave minutes after using Will
liarn,s Indian PHesiQsAtfncae Citabeoft<.
tumors, ailays itching, ldctsat Rsuitica.i
gives instant relief. Prepared oaly fur
Piles, Itching of the private parts, moth
ing .eIse.i Hon. M-aCoffeniiny - OF
Gegela1di say: = 81 hareY .used seores sf
PILE cures, and 1t affords me pleasure lie
say that I have never found anything
which gives such immediate and pcf1naif-
ent relief as DIR. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment" Sold by drusgists and mail
ed on receipt ct price, sLss .,siss. bna
Cleveland, Ohio.
49-Iy 4;is[ For sale by Dobyns & Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Yellow Pine Flooring and Ceiling
at HoUsToN & TRIMBLE's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

,CHARLLE:-Don't try 10 firt with me
in church any more. Il ID not right.
BEAUTY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
I PEOPLES C X

For town board, Apr. LIST, 1884.
j. r. Gilliiand w. H. II. Jacknaan,
Wallace Calhoun, John Quisenberry,
p. G.. Basket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
The reads were ssres worse
ii. Pes hblefio laddqtia bss-I


terday.
, Henry 'Woodward is in Chiesgo, on :
business.
Mrs. handler n going to ,Eshraaka
to reside.
Jsck Pollard has geae sosthe springs
for his Health. sts ssasza+~- tssw7
Jhc.sHat wa dinnSksIeqs. oranf5
mess this week.
Mrs.: seiaimas Msri'n II S&sestislia,
is wishing In MeSieost s"s t'&1@ -
The Press As.e-issi - smpessias's
sp~ripstis.is Mo- Afsssal~ Il
pon,i fa!l e us YeI'gatsf
Spanish students tonight.
Draper & jenkins III Farees. arr
doing a good 'rcai estate hnsiness,
Mike Rafferty, is spoken Of as a
good man for county court iutge-s
Bob Hisey will go into ti,e LIVERY
business on..the first Of the mouth
+. NJ. Johns has the contract Tor
erecting the Laddonia bank building.
A splendid stock OF boots and
shoes Just received at L. Franks. IL =
just received a lot of choice mack
errt and white fsiratA-B-Jackso
& Go: IADoI
b. l.. Locke. j.. j. Steele, j. L,
Nelson aud Geo. Robertson are spo-
ken of as good men for new mem-
bers of the school board. Ats
/ GE.-Pereonslwanting goods
stored can find room ut 4 arietystore
in Harper Block. 1879 Z
Call at the Variety. Store in liar
per block and examine the 5 and 10
cent counter of tin ware and other
goods. Country produce wspteds:
Cheapest double width cashmere
in Mexico, can be had at c. Ia
brich's at only 25 cents per yard in
all colors. 47-4t
Married, at the home df tie bride.
March 9Th. Mr.. George N. Thoek-
morton and Miss Saife N.HCalvert Of
Audrain, by Elder u. A. Heading :
0on. e.,z - i.s4.rs ss &7es ~
WANrED.-A position Gin . bank
preferred) as book keeper, ,by ayou4sg
man, competent and Aoness. Address
H., box se4, Columbia. Mo. 4s,2t
| DR.. Ed. Cave is going to- practice
medicine in Mexico, He. is a grad
uate of q good school, a fine scholar,
q steady boy and will make a first
class physician, no'-" t1otsfaa
| The st. Patrick's ball at Centralja
was a success. Graham Classic
Orchestra furnished the music and
everything went merry as a. marriage
bell. The Mexico Orchestra, rs q
body and individually are very popa-a
lar in Centralia and It's suburban
So"ns- s. .lGaRqs5 J.
Farmers, call at Geo. kxbrief,s-
and buy dry goods of all Lkinds .very
| cheap. -. Alt.
Fresh Garden seeds and onion
sets for sale by R. c. Paul.
II a. so t'4aI4ttsf
~ .Waus5 IL .tfa#. 81 ssfa-E
The lovers of good ,mpsic efs our.
city, will be furnished with all the Ia
test selections Of vocal and lnnstra-
mental music by the Spanish Stu-
dents, at Opera House tonight.
Pollard's new jewelry store is
booming. ..f,1 E
G Excursion Rates. s-E5-
On the occasion of the dedication
of the Memorial Hall ut Springfield,
Ill. March 26, 1884, the Chicago d
Alton Railroad will sell round trip
tickets to Springfield at S6.55. Tick
cts sold March 25th, and &C.. goodte
return up to and including March 81,
1884, E.S. WnsoNsHz
s4...at - Ticket Agn..t
PHESi PtLEst! iPutEsii!:ryd
Sure, cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases, of 20 years standing, No IYan
lian's Indian PHeaosAtfnent. Gittabsof4,s
Ill.,. fxat,.~-- 14.-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

New York Early Rose ; Early Ohio
seed potatoes and Sweet potatoes at
r. e. pafi's @4o-4t:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Carlls, Cornai.

Z Myou have any go To- IL. Hail's
drug store and get a bottle If Painless
Corn Cure; warranted 10 remove tue
corn. 29tf.~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Pickets. rough and dressed, at
HoUsToN & TRIMBLE's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Dick Bozarth was on trial this
wessgfer stealing harness. The jury
huAg. Tie case will come up again
next Wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

County treasurer, Turner is pay.
ing all fees in sheep killing cases and
all claims up to March LIST, 1882.
Before the year is ont he thinks all
claims can be paid.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Hard Pine Fencing at -
HousToS & TRIMBLE's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

- Editorial notices for candidates, 25
line. Communications, 10 ceats
The LEDGER has no .fauOrites
a. a~os.iaaaeas are made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

HI yscobson has Moved his family
to Kansas City. jacobson is an en-
terprising man and will be much
missed in Mexico. - INK s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

: Fhe following ticket is being cir
culated in Laddonia. We don't
know what it means.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

; Mr.. 1. NJ. Lesem, a fine salesman,
has accepted a position with a st.
Louis firm. The Ledger wishes him
s~uccess TEE~FpEE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Joe Murray was voted the most
popular candidate at St. Patrick's
ball Monday night. The votaries OF
st. Patrick in Mexico, and 10 fact al
over the country, come pretty near
knowing who is the best man fol
office. f.Is4aE.E 8T
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Alb. Armstrong can leaEn someshing
for his good by writing % leiss Flofehce
Fairview, care of LEBGER MEXICO, 10,
R0sA:I can't go to California. Vii
write. WILLIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
County Treasurer.

As our readers know, the co m
ty treasurer cannot be elected but
two times ; A.. G. Turner who has
served the county so faithfully in this
capacity for four years retires this
fall. He has made q model officer.
Never a man called on hun but found
him at his post, polite and anxious
to wait O those who had business
with him. We know of no man bet.
ter fitted to take Mr.. Turner'S place
than J.. F. Lieweliyn. known to all
our readers as a man peculiarly
adapted to this eface. Bat more
anon. TT - GTnIU
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

rTiiler can be sent to the pen for
Is years. He robbed three compan-
les, and willget five years from each
company
S. w. Collins was found kgnlty Of
murder in the first degree 30 Rowing
Green, Mo-, last week for killing
Owen Utterback.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Why Not 2

Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair and
Lath at HorsToN &TRIMBLE's:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

On the occasion of the dedication
of the Memorial Hall at Springfield.
Ill. March &c, 1884, the Chicago d
Alton Railroad will sell round trip
tickets to Springfield at s6,55. Tick
cts sold March 25th, and26js good to
return up to and including March 81,
1884, f. s. WnsoN.
80 Ticket Agn't
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-14
THE DAILY EXAMINER.
%ACO, TENAS, JUNE ii 1884.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
AJ-~hI IN IfSffIlIE
The Old Grandmother

When called to the bedside OF the little
child suffering with that night iicnd to
children and horror TO parents, Group,
the old grandmother used to send tor
Mullen and make a len and ut once re
hcve it made into a tea now and com
bined with Sweet Gum it presents in
Taylor'S Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mullen pleasant and effect
i've cure for Group, whooping cough,
cold and consumption. Price, 25c and
81. This, with DR.. Biggcrs' Southern
Remedy, an equally cthcacious remedy
for cramp, cole, diarrhma, dyscntery,
and children suffering from the effects
of tecthing, presents q little medicine
chest no household should bc without.
for the speedy relief OF sudden and
dangerous attacks OF the lungs and
bowels. Ask your druggists for them.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga, proprietor Tayl9r's Pre-
MUM Cologne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-14
Levine Brothers.


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Fair NOTICE.

The sanitary committee of the city OF
Waco. prcfcrriug not to give mncccs-
SarN or unexpected trouble and annoy
ancc to any one, but determined, never
thclcss. to rigidIy enforce the hygicn
and health ordinances and regulations
Of the city, especially as the holland
unhealthy season is ROW upon us. take
this method of giving Il public last
and final notice TO our fellow citizens,
list, All sinks, priyics and other
places for the deposit of filth, Stops on
refuse matter of any kind must be
made to conform to all ordinances ON
that subject, and especially 10 the re-
cent ordinance approved April 18th,
1851
ID Back yards and the rear OF bust
ness houses, especially, must be at
once cleaned up and made free of all
infectious or odorifcrous and fctid mat
ter, calculated to be nausiouS. and
must be kept so, ut least, till the list
dav Of next October
Sd The owner or controller of amy
premises or business house and lot,
railing to comply herewith within live
days from this notice. Will be prose
cuted and dealt with according to the
city law.
A. HINCHMAN. Chairman
WM. CAMERON,
j. W. SrEIGIT,
j. +. HERBERT,
i. {. STEPHENSON,
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