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Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
THURSDAY, APRIL. TO- "a

All my personal property, consisting in
part Of the following:
40 head of 2-year-old steers, good ones,
2 first rate milk cows, l heifer, l pair
well matched horses, Is l-2 hands high,
s years old, / nice saddle and harness
horse, l very fine harness and brood mare,
heavy in foal, l pair 5-year-old mules,
well broke, 49 head of yearllng ewes,
most Of them will have lambs by day Of
sale, l pair Shropshiredown lambs, buck
and eve, s Poland China sows, heavy
with pig, Is shoats, ! Poland boar, l top
spring wagon and harness, 9 1-horse
wagons, one Of them nearly new, with
harness, and other farm implements, IL
feed troughs, 1000 pounds of nice bacon,
200 pounds of lard, 500 pounds Of soap,
hay and corn, 500 pounds of tobacco In
the hand, 5 barrels cider vinegar, 6 stands
bees, household and kitchen furniture, &c.
The farm, If not sold or rented private
" before day Of sale, will be rented to the
highest bidder, until the 10th Of March,
1885. Contains 2s6 acres Of frst-class
land, 80 acres for corn, 90 acres clover
and timothy, the remainder blue grass,
There Is ON the farm q Of the best
houses in Northeast Missouri, containing
Is rooms; in fact, is f~rst-class in every
respect. The outbuildings consist Of two
double cabins, meat house, hen house,
Ice house full Of ice, buggy house and
granary, . barns, 3 yard cisterRs, l cis-
tern at the barn, Q orchards choice fruit,
besides 5 ponds and South Fork for
wster. -
The shove property will be sold on q
credit until the 10th day Of March, 1885,
for sums of $50 and over; under that
amount cash. Purchaser giving note
with good security, ats per cent. from
date. JOHN A. JUDY.
]. W. ATCHIsoN, Auc'r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
We are informed that j. E. Hut.

We are informed that j. E. Hut.
ton, editor of our contemporary, re-
fuses to be a candidate for stste
senator. He says ''if he can't have
what he wants he won't have any.
thing" or words to that effect. W.
admire his spirit. There is more
fun anyway in running q newspaper,
than in running for office: at least
this is our opinion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

In our notice of HJohn Boepple's
Own to be found in another col
umn, we omitted the names of two
Of the most prominent members
Messrs. Walker Ragsdale and Thos.
Bell. This vas an oversight. These
gentlemen are above reproach and
viii labor hard in The interest Of John
Boepple's Own, @
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Republican County Convention.


In accordance with a resolution adopt
ed at a meeting of the Republican Con-
gressional Committee for this district,
held at St. Charles on the Goth inst, and
by a recommendation of the State Com
mittee, 1 am requested to call a County
Convention to meet at the Court House in
this city On Saturday, the 29th day OF
March, 1884, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, for the
purpose of naming delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention at Ssdalia,
April 9th, and also to elect delegates to
attend a district convention to be held a,
St. Charles the I'd day of April, 1884.
The special business of said District
Convention will be to elect delegates tc
the National Republican Convention Al
Chicago June 8.
1t is urged and expected that a full rep
resentation from each voting precinct In
the county viii be present at said County
Convention.
1. N. HATHAWAY,
Chairman Rep. Cong. Committee
Audrain County, Mo
Mexico, Mo-, Feb'y ~, 1854,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
BRIGHAM YOUNG

Is years old, l4x hands high, black
as . crow, come from Black Sampson
stock.
Isa sure foal getter, and large breeder.
Served fifty mares last season. Colts
sold readily from Fifty to seventy-fve
dollars ct weaving.
WIN serve mares ct Eight dollars to
insure or Six dollars for the season.
A. NJ. HARRISON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

G. Kabrich is now receiving his
new goods, and he has the neatest
and best selection of dress goods ever
brought to Mexico. Call IN ladies!
No truble to show goods. You can
buy them of him cheaper than You
ever bought them heretofore. 47-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

1hOO11n OA@E#
WHEREAS. Mary Quigly, b.
deed Of trust. dated July .. I'LL
recorded in trust book "Q,noeE
42S. of the records Of Audfa1sS
ty, Missouri, did convey 70
dersigned trustee the folioriLW
scribed real estate, situated
town Of Mexico, Audrain e.
Missouri, to-wit: Lot 10, ~ ~
Ladd's addition to the town
leo, Audrain county, Misses.s
cording to the official pbst -
to secure the payment of
sorry note, in said deed Of
scribed ; and, whereas the -
is due aud unpaid. New
at the request of the hosoetx&
note, l will in pursuance OIL
visions of said deed of trusts
Friday, April 18th, lsss.
between the hours Of nine ~
q. m , and 4 O'Clock p. q.
day, at the front door OF t:sH
House in the town of Mexise
souri,, sell the aboye desces
estate, at public yendae.
highest bidder, for cash, fosM
pose of satisfs ing safd metz
terest thereon, and the exps
executing this trust. .,fiff
HARVEY S.s
49-tds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ENOrICE il hereby given that the part
IN nership heretofore existing between
Winegsrd { Willis, . frm composed Of
David WineSard and ]. W. Willis, h this
day, March II, 1884, dissolved by mutual
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Ed. Kennen, j. N. Cross. L.
CLARK, Rev. Armstrong, ]. q. T.
Burch, have our thanks for news cou-
cerning the Laddonia fire, enabling
us to get in our usual scoop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
School Tax.

To The Editor OF the ledger.
Permit me through your columns.
70 correct a wrong impression which
has gotten out regarding the fifteen
cent school levy which is to be voted
on at the coming election. ! hear it
is claimed that the Is cent levy which
vas voted for two years ago is still
standing and that this is to be in ad-
dition to that making the levy for
school purposes 20 cents. This Is not
the case. A levy voted by the peo-
pie does not exist but one year and
according to the school Law, the
board cannot levy BUT 40 cents on
the 500 for school purposes, without
first submitting it to the people. In
1882 the levy was the regular 40
cents for school purposes and the ex-
ira Is cents voted by the people and
20 cents for paying bonded debt,
making q total of 70 cents ON the
500. In 1888 the levy was the reg
ular 40 cents aad 10 cents for paying
bonded debts, making a total of so
cents, and now the board have made
the regular levy Of 40 cents and ask
for IL cents additional which would
make a total of SO cents; just five
cents more than last year, (there be-
ing no bonded debt now to pay
There was no extra levy asked for
in 1888, for the reason that there was
d surplus of state revenue on han''
which together with the 40 cent levy
was sufficient to run the school nine
months, but the coming year without
the additional levy it would be i'm
possible to have a nine months school.
DIRECTOR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
They Started n Daily,


Did you ever start a daily paper? No.
Well, you ought to try it. Falling down
stairs with a stove on top of you is moth
ing to be compared with it In point Of ex-
element. The name of the paper was
The Review, and it was started to fill q
long felt want. Jerry Cochrane was my
partner. There were several very COM
forting things on that paper. For in
stance, Jerry and | always knew on Mon
day that We would not have enough
money to pay the hands off on Saturday,
and We never did. The hands knew it
too, so their nerves were never shocked
by a disappointment. We ran that way
for u while, running more deeply in debt
all the time. At last one morning 1 en-
tered the office and found Jerry looking
rather solemnly. Jerry, says l, you want a
partner. Yes, We need a new one, he re-
joined. A. business man, said l.. One
with executive ability, said he. 4 flnan-
cier, l observed. A man who can take
hold of things and turn them into money,
he concluded. Then l ] have got the man
you want, said I, and introduced Frank
Hitchcock, the sheriff. Jerry said Frank
was the man he had been thinking of, so
we installed him at once. Sir, he proved
to be all we anticipated, and he ran the
paper with the greatest success until he
had turned it entirely into money. When
We wound up the concern there was
nothing left but W. passes-one to Gin
cinnati and one to Burlington. We di-
rided them and wen in different direc-
tons. .-F sas.i --
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

\tSbG-NSs
Bro. Jackman even got excited.
Laddonia will now organize a buck
ct brigade,
Judge Wilder's force pump came
into good use.
1t is thought the fire was the work
Of an incendiary.
A new block of bricks will be
erected at once
The ladies worked harder than
some of the men.
Can it be that an inccndiary is
working this way?
In the long run the town will be
bettered by the fire.
If the wind had been any way hut
south the entire town would have
been destroyed.
If plenty of buckets had been
handy the fire could have been stop
ped in the beginning.
Sam Pollard counted 651 rats in
one drove. 1t is an i'll wind that
blows no one any good.
Charlie Dobyns of the Mexico Fire
Department was there and covered
himself with glory and water.
J. N. Cross of the Laddonia Her.
aid, who, with commendable enter.
prise, at once issued u large extra,
has our thanks for early and reliable
information.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

In this city, Monday at II 80 after
an illness of several months, Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Wheeler, wife Of
Frank Wheeler and daughter Of John
Saunders, aged % years. The fu'
neral services were conducted by
Rev. Wayman, at the Liberty Street
NJ. E. church Tuesday. The deceased
leaves a husband and three young
children, who have the sincere sym;
patty of all who know the family.
The death, though not unexpected, is
a terrible blow to the family. Mrs.
Wheeler was a fond mother, q devoted
wife and a consistent Christian, maxi
ing friends wherever she moved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

Owing to the continued Ill health of
my wife, l have determined to quit farm
ing. I will therefore sell, at my farm, IL
miles northeast of Mexico, Mo-, on the
Florida road, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
LURID LADDONTA.
The Bed RayIsher Lights This Live
Town Up-An Entire Block De.
StroyeHew HaIldings VIII.
be Erected ut Once- :
Cindefs. .

Last Friday night, at IL o'clock,
fire broke out in Laddonia and in a
few moments nearly one-half Of the
business portion Of the town was in
ashes The fire started in the rear Of
Mrs. Scanland's store and was under
good Roadway before discovered.
Losses.
S. V. Scanland & Sons, stock Of
general merchandise. valued at ST.
200, fully Insured, nothing saved
building 1895, owned by G. A.
Smith, valued at 81 ,O00. insured for
500.
Geo. Barton, butcher shop, east Of
Seanland's, loss D small-building
owned by VT. Greeves, valued at
$500, fully insured in German-Amer-
lean of New York.
The next, east. was the drug store
of w. II. Logan, house and stock,
insured for 81 200, valued at So 200,
but few goods saved.
The fire was checked on the east
by Able's brick building, which is oc.
cupied by Stevens & Mitchell. They
carried their goods out in the street,
which resulted in the loss of several
hundred dollars by damage to goods
mo insurance.
'fhe adjoining building to Scan
lands, on the west, was owned by
Moore & kennen and occupied by
DR.. Cox. The house was worth $15(
insured. DIR. Cox's loss is about
$500.
The next building was owned b,
]: R. Gililland and occupied b,
Reighly and Torreyson-buildlng val
ued at $3.50, insured for $500
Reighiy & Torreyson's stock, valued
at 81 800, was insured for $1,000
Nothing saved.
The next was a small buildin,
owned by c. c. Stevens and occu
pied as a harness shop by H. w
Tramp. The building vas WORT
aboats175-no insurance. The stool
of goods was removed. Here the fir
was checked by using salt and we
blankets on the adjoining roof ant
the constant application of water.
G. A. Smiths livery stable caugh
fire several times, but was saved will
a loss of perhaps $50.
NJ. L. Eastman, barber, and j.. o
Basket, grocer, both in Capt. Cook
building, carried out their goods
Mr.. Baskets loss is about 500, an,
Mr.. Eastham's about $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27
Democratic City Ticket

For Mayor,
RICHARD II. FOWLER,
For City Attorney,
JAMES G.. TRIMBLE.
For Recorder,
B. F. TOMLINSON.
For Marshal,
JOSEPH MURRAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

TOM N

Also at same place win stand tw,
Jacks. viz: ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

For Councilmen,
First Ward-R. CALLAWAY.
Second WardJOHN ii. LANE.
Third Ward-J. j. WINSCOTT.
Fourth Ward-GEO. LAFORCE.
Fifth Ward-H. T. BAIRD.
Sixth Ward-A. r. RINGO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-27

-ROoDHoUsE, ILL, June ii, lss3.-DR. j. NJ. kOONTZ. Me
cines you sent me came to hand all right. Have disposed of
Of Pills. As far as 1 have heard from them they give good 81
der for severe cold and sore throat, said 1t acted like a charm
in the shoulder 1t gave immediate relief and she has not BET
bad Rheumatism in the knee. Two applications Of the Won
been troubled since. As for myself and wife, we, after having
Of aches and pains. just think we can't keep house without it.
]. ELDRIDGE, Foreman Car Repairs, Roodh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

GALVESTON, March 81 - supreme
ONT Affirmed Flanagan ct ri. W.
Pearson, Ru-k count, orlkrk ct al vs..
.octmau, H,Nlr couuy, East Line and
RCD Rncr rli way v. Harper, Marion
uuItt AthI-spu 1t al. us Ward ct all,
'rni lhcs county. II 'Norscd ant rendered
for appellant: Cage W. Mcii ford. Erath
county. Motion tor rchearing taken IN
der Alviscmtnt amt iran Tered to Austin .
Hdymoud W. Gla,AcJck ct AL, Travis
r"uniy Glas,cOck ct al. VI, Hamilton,
Travis county. Motion for rch,Hring
ovcrrulcd Ryan vs.. Porter, Buiesou
county Itly ston, Furnishing ami san
Antonio railroad ". Bell, Harris county
hi,lenn Va, Davis, Brul Irm county Gal-
veston oil company ". Maln, Galveston
county Motion 10 rehearing -uDmitlrd
smith vs.. CzI'll ct Hl, Montgomery
e. unity Parker ct al. ". percrr 1t nj.
nraNson county; Texas banking and In
-u1anre company ". luruler Il AL, Cal
weston county,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22
STEW ARTS COUSIN.
Claims OF Fraud Made BY HIS
Guard an Aga nst Judge.
Hilton.

Nrw loHK, March 81. Benjamin f..
Wheld'i, o. I.udl ", Nrumu I, guardian
for Alexander Stewart. an sane mau
reading lu C.yeudlsh, Nrrm mt has
filed u the United States circui, court
"a remarkable compliant against Judge
Henry HIT n, executor OF the u tate Of
the late A, L. Stewart. in winch he
malut lus hat certain eleuse~ Of claims
against the Stewart estate. TINT COM
plalnnut had giyeu, were fraudulent,
obtained, aud ttorclure null aud vOid
AleNH 1dcr stew trl, Toy his guardian,
claims tn he q cousin aud htIr-nt-IHW
VI he late \. I. Stewart The com
pIaluuut states th,t he began action
ag u ST the estate f,r $4,000 u NJ N June,
lS5S. The defendant vol knowing
tlnt plaintiff and others were the
legal heirs at law, de-
used aud ex .cuted plan to
p ocur" discuniiHumce Of the
action nnl uhtan at d small percentage
plaintiffs interest in the property. De.
lnlant engaged Il. G Jnynr, Pr,cr
lewis and Ira Shutur nil oi New YORK.
Lewis went to CAvendi-h and by promises
got PLAIN ~ To come here and by further
promises secured from him release OF al
his cHlms Lewis kept stewart Ia praU
nc II custody While here, refusing t. al
low hin to visit ar receive friends or his
lawyer. lie even caused the plaintiff to
exchange his lawyer Tor one ~hairr, an
tgHui of the Defendant. Iuat ON Match /,
lS'H, he was induced 10y promises to agree
to discontinue the SUR while stll la Gus.
todN oi The defendant agent, and signed
4 ilI rplense of his claim, * tlu,t the cs-
tate. The promises referred to ARE that
on or before Ausuv 80, 1873 defend mt
would make pr,inDil Independently rich
Tor lite bv the pay mcnt Ui
"a great sum - plaintiffs interest aud
claim was wo tn that paiuttl should
be fairly ii alt with, aud should receive
not less than SlOO,OOO, that defendant
would bu' for INN good farm III Yer.
mont aud stock It WI h hur-rH, cattle
IN sheep, and that CO.'S ~ DIRE. scs aud
other irIcles should be given his VITO
nd daughter. The plaintiff AYERS that
defendant has hr KIN all those prom
r7es, aud pia uiIl holds he Is dnwugrd
To tine tx ont ol - 10000 On Srp'pm
bn' - 1879 bIug lu-aao uud iucupanlr
1T tran d TIM luslurss, plaiutiH IN ,de
Nvcr IL luHrr Of attorney to his son,
Newt % Stew /, TO collect IN his behalf
he ihm ges due. III. compliant prays
that rrlru-c Iuuy he -p ma =.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

ALUANY, March 2l'-1Ae senate com
mll'ec ON public health, which b n been
luves eating the aluterat Iung Of food
reported to- Ry that thy h,ys dlsrpy.
cred Wholesale alarming adulteratron
dangerous to consumer and deprecInt
ing pro luctiOus ia tho rural districts
The adult.rH ion ~ butter by use ~
tuliuw, OIL an lard i- lpund IN every
town AMI city III tho state, and IN An,
mount equNl to half tho pro uctIuu Of
u,. MA butter. The imit,'ilp has .reu
~ disguised th1t 1t IL only discovered
by chemcI analysis. Ont Of tuirry
samples Of butter purchased by the
comm tee in New York only ten y4r,
geuIne, No labels to dls lugulsh tie
pure from tho bogus lntter a.e dis
%! ,yoi IA required by law The bogus
butter IA largely purchased by saloons.
boarding houses and secun class hotels
the poorer quality of b gus butter sells
fnr 20 { 30 cents h. lablriuy men. the
be- ter < adss at ~ TO IS ceuts. Tho
'ost Of manufacturing ranged from z
iu II cents, average lie Several NeN
J urN aud BROOKLYN go Germs mauufar.
% re- over j,OOO,OOO each out Of 'gts
br ught from the wcs' from France and
Italy, but the bulk " the bogus butter
r. Uauuf ctu cd ~ the west I'd FOli ia
New 80 to the detriIneut ~ the states
dairy interests Many dnry farmer.
nav been lriycu out uf business. The
go 5.urut loss 10 the II ate IN c-tIm u
a five 10 ten mlIiIo syehrly. The com.
mi tee estimate that thr forty million
pounds ~ the ploIuct is odd annually
ut.r state aud Tia Legitimate husl.
Nos is breaking up our export NJ the
butter trade. The effect Of the decrp
touu the trade l. dcoteruus to bus -
ices morals.
huuerue can be sold at !, CENTS Ie.6
tNnn natural butter The committee
a. extensively from the evidence to
Tho" 'ur evil, mO'al, commercial and
sanitary Il els ui The aiuItcra'IOn. Tine
u.eoi tUllc and sulphuric acid in dec ,
erI1g Hlulteraicd butter h particularly
cunIrmrej. The committee recommends
the 10 u prohibition after gwen lime ot
the manui- Ctute and sale Of ull butter
4'ul'rIa We. Living cow asserted IN.
committee, "clnnut compete win deal
hog The committee also h1d bat 70,
UCJ ont OF 6JDOVO quarts Of milk lurnishe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

" ,4ttxnr,~ NI,r,n. On u,.-,.,,..,
mn ria. mn ,rcrnn.,r,, ,Lo - o"''ot
United States ,Ii.trirr i,.j,,ns a., a. nnn
and Nnr,nu- ,,.,n,.,i h.. ,o,,,,.i,, w. wv
mt, ,i, ~ iuuin' ms III OPP
much ..ysr,ty IN, m, tLajs' ~, y, H'tn
uIn,at,nt,,,, ~, - VI VI. Au
-, i''i,,'. - "u" Sou'e OF
:" ''"r'"ut P"'N7 ot Tue
o 'i - Ppri'n'l{ III Tue SCUM, aud
az az" .'"ii '"'l'" Iop"rIs from tue
"u'' NI 'le "epa TN u OF justice to
'"'."'' IN 7'"l mont
hhl ARA Warmly supported The on.
hlII Wcr' introduced aud referred by
iiatt I" Prov To- Tor the admission into
the jui IA ut tbH stare uf Tacoma: by
Logan, to x Rut II pens On to the widow
VI General II. o. @, ord, 25D per
mollu, also to authorlz' au inyestiga
ton ot he ,ssue OF truudu ent war; into.
aud to uroto t soldiers and ,uilors from
loss Tia e upuu.
Blau 'duontion bill was laid before
the senate, beng untiushsd business OF
y'slerihN'
Al ih' request az Alll-uu, however
bar CAV" way to permit the considers
tinn oil tine deficiency np reputation bin.
ne amendments rec 'mm'uded by the
7oha' ~ committee ON appropriations wvro
hgrosd To 1ud the hlll pts. ed.
he 'du'ntlon bill was then consider
'd' harrl7'u' Iohr aud Blair entered
I'M" dl o"s7Ion nj some leugth us to
lhe Pr,''Ne meaning Of som sections Of
th1 mi
'"hr-' ul rl"'ldh' supported the bill.
CAN ana mower sh'l lhc senate 70 into
Nr,,','N' ''7 'RI''" 10
"t",, I I,,' ,'1ors "e.e c.",ed Hnchd'
W,n h,, s ', ", "u,u Iutu'" rs .".luW'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

TuuMfNG a NtN CAhlNLf'
RoME. March 2l-kug iiumhert "ill
probably iU Ioy the advice Of thc primer
uul puliichn, aud app De hrls prime
minister ct the cabinet Wnlth Ir,lShtn
y,hn on. minister OF fOrugn Affairs, and
Nagprpt. mni-ter OF finance in The last
ruIIlr Ell. will cl Ter the new one,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

CONFERENCE.-The March 2l.-Uuited
State. Minister Wallace hh- had Iu au.
dlrucs With the sultan, in the course OF
which be complained Of the grand
V tiers conduct IN refusing to see hun.
Bargain. ladies' underwear Where;
At Singer Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

II YOU are N ne d Of an oyereoat tax
advantage of the marked down sale al
b. Haber's this week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

WA-nlNDroN, March 2l-G. A. Tin.
.er-, a. postmaster at Bsackcllsyrilr,
Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22
BLACK FRIDAY,
More Than the Usual Daily
Record of Grimes,
-
Consisting Of Murders, Executions, IAN
Breaks and 4 Gsneral Record
OF Cussedness.

and t;rn,.,, NcF.ji'r o., ~ nv
mss r,IJ, 49, ,"o i1 a
court g. criminal rnrrrrrtlrl 49, j.y
aud tue case continued uuul Aprll III.
,,pv,..
>-...
,N'H 'A' 49, NJ ',rh +I.-Ltst ulEht
VIM Tue ] 'Irr at !. ~, was = wing sup
per 10 the prisoners, one hel him while
Nv" l'HoN prisoners 'seap d. lie then
thfeW the iler to III" u ur and csc pod
lum Ell one Ut the prisoners has since
been 'ecaptured,
PRIZE rrauu.
Cur, EnAND, March 2l.-Dancau &.
Ross to-day sent Richard X Fox, "
New York, the articles ~ agreement 10
the signature OF John l.. Sullivan and
Mervlne Thompson to tight ac ordin.
T. pr2 riug Jules. Accompanying this
WIS SS,'OO guaranteeing Thompson :
sigma ure.
EXECUTIONS POSTPONED.
RNl.I,,u n T. u.roI, 81 Il ,.,.
Brown. sentenced IA he hpn,,,J at li.,Ii,Nv
to-day, ha. been rrurirveI nnt,I Ami Is
AuBrEN, y. \ March u Frank la
seph retmcky was sentenced 10 h. h,n,,nJ
tod ". but ind .r the onrratinn nt Inc
new criminal code II trc nt appeal ~ Is
uIpI lao mi. ,.,,,,,,gI rt nm "
r,. iint,s .,,,s,,I ,,,..,.,,, WIS VIII ANY pro-
h", 'AiLf bEAltN
llii HuE", March u Last nlght Thos
'H'l', ".7.tN ana ms p,ramour um NJ
nt9'N y, 'n"IIN assaulted Mr.. llileai,lvy
WIN tUliI ana pmker Littlraioley lives
"h,o, 'nIu,! III Moh"n&Hl@I t. ana lat
,,H n'J,' "'s Mi',' iu,u'neu rom visit
,,n ~, '''', 1,'u ',,''t "eI P'II' ot'"-
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lnlr- !-nllon into the failure IT the
fhc'l lr Nat unul bank Of Boston was be.
E"n 10y the house committee on banking
ana currency. Lincoln a Frost up
pear IN brhalt Of the stoc ,holders Of
the bank and rharged that the directors
OF me bank had been guilty 4 fraud
towards he kh"id r., and hruX,
c"mpi IoIler Of the currency and Need
nam, h'k eXa mHer, ha1 made tnis
possible hy heir dIsho ,csty or iucumpc.
len'N. KNOX appenro in ylndicatiou II
lnS acton aud denied hHyug done any
thing to justify lac acoustic against
, "I \ ''i-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22

NICN EuRG. March II The Buckridgr
lcEcc IA Louisiana, thuty mil,s below
NlcksburR, broke last night. No chance
to CLOSE Hoe gap. ms Will overflow much
ut tine best land. in ien,a4 parish.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22
Hams and Breakfast Bacon.

Whitaker's,
Magnolia,
CoI's.
All direct from the packeries.
JOHN F. MARSHALL,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-03-22
ROASTED CoFFEEs'

n.vid Nicholson's Java
,rbuckles Ario'A'
fsyering'- RelsbIe'
p.cksr & Lea's RIonoSi.
~. .slein quantities to SUIT the
r''' InHN F MARSHALL.