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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

OkU3g V0Ws
State VS. Dick WorshaIn,. bound ever
in the sum of $500 for appearance at
October term.
Alexander VS. Llewellyn, judgment
for plaintiff by consent. for $ss,S3
Ragsdale Va Hassett. continued gen.
orally.
Rathburne VS. Heckart. Judgment for
pisintsR. 49,
johnson We Hall. continued to 0c-
tober term.
Kockiing vs. Daniel. sppeai 70 su-
preme court.
Dyer VS. Barchard. q and p judgment
for plaintiff.
Case of Dickinson vs. Kempinsky,
change Of venue from Montgomery,
now on trial.
Lincoln University W w. L. Me-
Mama, judgment, by default for plain
tiff.
atevshipdsay. jury trial. verdict
"not guilty."
State vs. Henry Jackson, recognirance
$25e.
State VI Samuel Britt, continued gen.
orally.
State Va Shoots & Barker. Shoots
enters plea Of guilty and fined so.
State vs Matt Barker-l0 Aindict-
m~snts-jury failed to agree in 2 cases,
found guilty in one, other dismissed.
Moody VS. Moody. divorce granted.
State VS. Pipino, nolle pros.
State vs. Wright, continued, defend
ant standing on former recoanixance.
Thos. Willis vs Maggie Willis, di-
voIee case, dismissed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
H.T.SBaird has been.atha INIT,

- &&EE
Fl. t. Baird has bsen1the untiring
business manager of the college, and
all know how well and faithfully his
duties have been performed. They
vacate the college IN the 18th inst,
and in September will take charge of
the new Baird College at Clinton.
Prof. A. K. Yancey, of Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, the new President, is said
to be an educator Of high merit, and
will keep the college up to the pres
ent enviable standard it has attained
among the educational institutions Of
the country. Success to Hardin
College always!
Commencement exercises tonight,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Close up your business houses Sun
day.
Hardin College needs a larger
chapel.
Cape Girardeau secured the branch
penitentiary.
Mrs. A. G. Turner has our thanks
for a beautiful bouquet.
| T. B. Crews was fined 500 for
knocking Pettit's eye out.
Dunn & Woodrooff are happy /; the
Sunday ordinance passed.
c. S. Wilson, of Fulton, is here at
tending commencement exercises.
Wonder who furnishes the public
school ssbunkum" for our cotempo-
rary?
Wonder when Tom Mildred is
going to bring down that Columbia
widow. az
Wonder why more people don't at
tend the pay entertainments at Har-
din College?
We are glad to see there are no
political public school teachers elect
ed this year.
Capt. Thomas, the old reliable G.
& A. conductor, is again making his
regular runs, after q brief lay-off.
Milt Riley is going to start an
aviary. He bought 1000 common
every day country birds thinking
they were hooking birds.
The case of the State vs.. Samue
I w. Collins, in jail at Bowling Greer
, under sentence of death, is now be
, fore the State Supreme Court.
A. E. Poteet, as councilman from
the Second ward, has resigned. A
special election in the ward will b.
held June 10 to ill the vacancy.
Mrs. Henderson, of Joplin, is
!, guest at the college this week. He
daughter, Miss Lily, is one of th'
brightest pupils in the institution.
Frank Turner and ". j. Robinson
!, will open a clothing store in the room
now occupied by Gregg & Miller
grocers, the first of next month.
L. L. Kirk, editor of the Wellsvill
-ADake, in company with Sen
eca w. Hammack, Of Middletown
made US a pleasant call Monday.
!, Coal oil dealers are rejoicing be
: cause the coal oil peddler has bee
stopped by the authorities from mall
ing his daily rounds in his wagon.
J.. Miss Sophia Gates has the hand
soonest man in Mexico for o CORES
4 pondent.-Centralia Guard.
I Can this mean Daniel Armistead
The Catholics of Mexico and Al
n drain county will celebrate the glol
d ious Fourth in fitting style. Parti'
II ulars next week. Hurrah for Il
It Catholics.
An old farmer wrote to an edit,
asking how to get nd Of moles, al
to the reply, .Plow them out,
t. answered back: Cant do it. Il
Nv on my gals nose"
IT. j. n. Cartmeil has received the q
be pointment Of postmaster at Laddou
i'll and will enter upon the discharge
co his duties July fst- He takes !
place Of James Bruton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Examinations were heard in a num-
Der of classes and several exercises Of
a different character we're gone
through with, to the satisfaction of
all. The audience was fair and atten-
ton strict.
In the afternoon the "Belle True
Society,"" composed of Mrs. True's
little ones" held their contest, which
was highly pleasing and entertaining,
for pupils of their tender age. To-
night little Miss Flora Ringo will
clap her hands for joy when she
hears her name called.
H MEDALIsT CONTEST LAST NIGHT.
The chapel of the college was
comfortably filled last night to wit
ness the "Medalist Contest" the ex-
e~rcises of which began at 8 10
o'clock. After prayer by Rev. W. S.
Trimble the following programme,
barring the music, was carried out
Miss Matte johnson, "The Dead
DOLL"
Miss Jessie Baird. "Going to
School,"
Miss Sadie Pollock, s.Trouble in
the Amen Corner" ''She Wanted to
Learn Elocution."
Miss Lena johnson, "Minnie Myr
tle." "Country Dance"
Miss Clara Kramer, "Bride of the
Greek Isle" Questionable Sing
ing"
Miss Matte Frost, "Miss Blinker's
Blind" 1.-TWO Loves and a Life
Miss Lily Henderson, "Here An
l." "Archie Dean"
Miss Mary Matthews, "The Fate
of Rienzi and Nina" "Larrit
O'Dee."
To say that each young lady &C
quilted herself creditably cannot ex
press it, and the audience ecould ap
plaud in spite of Prof. Baird's re
monstrances. We seldow hear amons
school girls such evolutionary effort
as yer rendered last night. Tonot'
the fine powers of any one would b.
injustice to the others. Suffice it t.
say the young ladies did remarkabl.
we'll and all deserve a medal.
Of course we don't pretend t.
know, but if we were going to max
a guess "a guess, now, mind YOU W
would place the honors of this occa
sion on Miss Mary Matthews first
Miss Clara Kramer second and littl
Miss Jessie Baird third. The name
i. of those to whom the committe
awarded the prizes will be made put
lie at the college tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Last Sunday in a ravine east OF

Last Sunday in a ravine east OF
town L. H. Hightshoe found a valise,
containing what appeared to be q
painters old shirt, and a lot Of letters
scattered about, which left MIR. Hight.
shoe under the impression that per-
haps they were the leayings Of . rob-
berry. An old envelope bearing the
Fl. Leavenworth postmark and ad'
dressed to F. P. Gillispie was also
noticed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

10 the EdltOf OF the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, June 9.-The story
of "Tom Helms new fish," as de-
scribed in last weeks LEDGER, is every
word true, to my certain knowledge,
as I had some little experience with
that identical fish, and am able to
give a few more facts that will per-
haps shed some light on the wonder
fully formed specimen of the fnny
tribe, and remove all mystery and
doubt from the most skeptical mind.
Just three days before the capture
of this "new fish, by Tom and Capt.
Frost I was fishing at the same place
in the creek, and caught this "won-
| derfuI creature.ns The bait I used on
this occasion was not grub worms OF
beef liver, but a small, one-day-old
''chick." My strange fish was pro.
vided with quite an extensive mouth,
and easily took in my hook, bait and
all. With some difficulty the sscrea.
ture'' was drawn to the bank, and
while I was endeavoring to remove
the hook from it's mouth, by pulling
on the line, the wings of the "chick''
were made to protrude through, and
"beneath the gills," and its feet and
legs also came through a little lower
down, and extended fully an inch o.
two son either side of the lower Jaw
and a short distance behind the
wings. The head of the "chick''
was partly engaged between tht
grinders" of the fish, and probably
one half of it had already been swal
lowed. The upper lip of the fish
was considerably injured and caused
Ito bleed by the effort l had made to re
move the hook from it's throat ant
mouth, giving it a decided appearance
Of wearing a 'red moustache." Il
attempting to hold the creature
still, while trying to relieve it of tn
hook, it was necessary to insert min
of my finger nails deep into its flesh
all Of which were torn from my fin
gers and retained in the fish, givin,
to it the appearance and feeling OF hav
ing "small, harsh scales" instead o
a "smooth, Shiny skim" The hool
was finally removed, leaving th'
"chick'' in the mouth, with its wing
and legs ~protruding, just as abov
stated. While I was wondering tina
so small a Creature was provides
with such an extense doorway to it
stomach, it whistled at me thre
times, walked to the edge of tn
bank, tapped its wings, scratches
its sides with the toe-nails of tn
"chick," founced, and landed forty
seven feet in the creek. I told m,
wife all these facts that night, but
don't think she was fully convince'
of the truth of the statement until j
was established by the LEDGER o
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Closing Exercises at Hardin
College.
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR SOON
TO BE NUMBERED WITH
THE PAST.
The Hearts Pride of Our People ia the
Fifty Named "Vassar of the West"
fhe Success of the Institution in the Last
Six observation-disclosures Services,
Examinations, Etc.
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES.

BACcALAUREATE SERVICES.
The closing exercises of Hardin
College began Sunday at the Baptist
church, the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class having been de-
livered by Rev. G.. w. Hatcher, of
Carrollton. The discourse was one
of the finest efforts ever made from
this pulpit, and for us to attempt a
synopsis of the same would not only
be presumptious, but do the reverend
gentleman great injustice. His words
to the young ladies who were candi-
dates for a baccalaureate, his refer
ences to their relations with the fac
ulty, the people of Mexico and their
alma mater were very eloquent and
touching. The house of worship was
crowded. to overlooking, many not
getting inside of doors. The singing
by the combination choir upon this
occasion must not go unnoticed, as
the selections. under the leadership
of Miss Itonia Baird, were all rem
dered in such a manner as to elicit
much praise from the vast audience.
Miss Roes presided at the organ
which, at the touch of her deft fin
gers, gave forth music low and sweet,
anon swelling as though a mighty tide
were coming In. N"Sentence" was
rendered by Misses Henderson, Good.
lett. Gantz and Thornton, after which
came beautiful sacred solos, well
sang, and then Heavenly Father, ,
by Misses Ellis, Canterbury and
Beattie and Messrs. Dobyns, Woell.
mer, Town and Harding.
After the church exercises a host O
personal friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Baird, and patrons of the college
and also a number of visitors to the
institution, repaired to the college
and sat down to as elegant a repas
as ever tickled the palate of a half
starved newspaper man. Mrs. Baird
as hostess, assisted by her two daugh
tiers, certainly did succeed in making
all her visitors feel at home, and 6
pleasant afternoon spent as her CUES
was the happy result.
Services at the church we're alst
held Sunday evening by Rev. Hatch
er, his auditors being numerous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Several members of the gun club
who attended the shooting tourna.
ment in st. Louis last week were
awarded honors for their splendid
craftsmanship. As the champion
average shot in the state, Earl Nor.
ris, of Thompson, was awarded two
medals. Billie Morris and j. C.
Buckner also carried off prizes, and
in the state team shoot W. A. Nor.
ris, Joe Moore and Capt. Bucknel
divided fourth money. The boyt
''prize" their trophies highly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Won't Reach 5000.

Uncle Frank Tomlinson is nearly
through the taking of the census.
He has only one-half the I'd ward
left and has only 1850. He will
show a fine increase but will not
reach the 5000 necessary for a new
charter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

j. B. Schroll, of Farber, informed
US that Chas. Bebee, of that place,
had a span of fine horses killed by
the cars on Sunday night, May 81.
Also that a coal shaft had been sunk
at Farber As feet, with a prospect Of
reaching good coal at Is feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1855.
MONEY TO LOAN!

C. ". Baker, Of Merico, Mo-, .ttnaa-
eial agent for Eastern parties, has
unlimited funds to loan at LOWEST rates
of interest obtainabte, on long time,
uith privilege ofpdying principal be-
fore maturity, either in part or Whole.
Security, first lien on Improved farms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
ssNip and Tuck"

The city council stood three and
three on the Sunday ordinance ques-
ton, and it was s'dad's DEAL" Field,
Pratt and Poteet voted 'sno" on its
passage, while Turner, Neale and
Ringo said Eyes" Mayor Fowler
decided the matter in favor of an OBJ
servance of the Sunday law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
TUESDAYS EXERCISES.

Miss Edmonston's Geometry class
was examined in the morning. Like
all other reviews satisfactory results
were obtained.
In the afternoon at 2 O'Clock the
"Mary Hardin Society,"" Mrs. Alli-
sons class, and one of the cleverest
in the college, went through their
programme faultlessly. A double
q~uartette, "Brautlied," by Wagner,
was rendered by the young ladies,
and also several other musical selec-
tons, all showing careful training,
after which the society proceeded
with the following programme:
Miss Mary Kirtley, "The Drunk
ards Dream"
Miss Minnie Brown. 1.-THE Way
| side Inn"
Miss Ethel Brandon, "Tom Saw
yer Whitewashing the Fence"
Miss Lily Herald, "The Fisher
mans Wife"
Miss Marie Thornton, "Mrs. Slim
minis Window"
AT the close of the exercises Miss
Lily Henderson sang beautifully a
solo, "Going to Market" by Diehl.
EVENING CELEBRATION.
Tuesday night the college parlors
were thronged with visitors, as
guests of the alumni, and those who
were in attendance report that a most
enjoyable evening was spent. Mirth
went hand in hand through corridors
and parlors, and for 8 time at least
school-room cares were cast aside fol
pleasure, and from 8 to IL o'clock
friends mingled together in enjoy
ment, such as a only be appreciated
by those who attend these pleasant
gatherings. Five hundred invitations
had been sent out and a large crowd
was consequent.
A sumptuous feast vas spread al
half-past II O'Clock, after which the
annual address was delivered By
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Clark,s Hsx Remedy

Is warranted to produce more than
sufficient extra pounds Of pork to pay
for all the remedy used; to be an alb.
solute prevention Of disease IN the
hog; to be the greatest worm de-
stroyer, appetizer, tonic and physical
regeneration Of the hog now on the
market. Warranted and for sale by
Jno. J. Steele, druggist, Mexico, Mo.
q-4t =.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

NJ. L. Everett has given UP pro-
claiming Holiness, and moved to
Kansas City, where such things are
scarcely known. Everett will hereaf-
ter get his religion as dosed out by
the sc. r. W."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Mexico Must Have

Gas. F.
Water.
Street sprinklers.
More store rooms.
A few healthy funerals.
Several new dwellings, to rent.
A few less business men who won't
pay a dime to have any improvements.
A few less people who don't love a
dime better than they do their souls
salvation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

The distinguished q. S. Senator
from Indiana, Hon. Daniel W. Voor.
HES, certifes that ina case Of rheum.
atism in tie back he obtained instan.
taneous relief from st. Jacobs Oil.
He says it is a remarkable remedy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

The editor of this paper was pre-
sented with an elegant silver service
at Columbia last week by the men,
bers of the Missouri Press Associa-
ton. The handsome gift can be
seen in Pollard's show windows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
SrupEyr.-Ahmni is Latin .

STuDEsT.-Aiumai is Latin and
signifies ssthose who have received
their education at a college" Alum.
nus, a pupil, nursing, foster-child
In the female, Alumne, foster-daugh'
ter. In our opinion either Alumni OF
Alumnas would have been the proper
void to use.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Notice is hereby given that there will
be . special election held in the second
Ward of the City Of Mexico, No., on
Friday, June 18th, 1885. for the pur-
pose Of electing q councilman TO fill the
" sse ! 8 P eesssionf s,. Dy y re sos i !. H.ns.
ton & Trimble's lumber yard. Judges,
P. f. Locke, Logan Munday, J. N.Rose.
berry. r. II. FOWLER, Mayor.
Attest: E. 8. FsosT. City Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Buzx.SaW Accident.

A man named Joseph Hopper, an
employe Of Martins saw mill at
Bachelor, Galloway county, last Fri
day had both knee caps sawed of
and one Of hls legs split by coming in
contact with q buzz-saw in rapid mo-
ton. Hopper's injuries are very Sc.
we're, but he will survive them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Master Lee Fisher, son of Capt.
Fisher, of near Santa Fe, last Satur-
day brought us in samples of wheat
now growing in their farm, which
goes to show there are some good
wheat in the country. The stalks
measured 5 feet and 3 inches, and
the grain was large and well develop.
ed. The Capt. will have "wheat
bread" if nothing else.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Mr.. P. M. Morris has our thanks
for several boxes of extraordinary
fine and delicious strawberries, most
ly of the "Cumberland Triumph
variety. Mr.. Morris raised any
amount of this fruit this season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

A grand band and military tourna.
ment is IN progress at Roodhouse,
I'll. Tickets for the round trip $3.50
The tournament began yesterday and
will last until Saturday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

A good joke is told by Alb. Arm
strong on Constable Baskin. who
went out in the country to 'aevelr on
a mule, but being told that the mules
great age exempted him from levy
Sam retraced his steps to town, q
distance of some nine miles, to ash
Squire Winscott about the matter.
He found that the mules age was nc
bar to Q levy, and vent back only t.
find that the owner had availed him
self of the opportunity to run th'
animal of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Joins The Throng.

Mr.. G.. S. Scott, of Guadalupe, Cal.
ifornia, encloses the subscription
price of the LEDGER, and writes
'.Please send me your paper; Ican'
not get along without it" And thus
our far-off friend joins the great
throng as a reader of the paper
oprinted for people on earth"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Last week we inadvertently omit
ted the s'Palace Shoe Store" in men
tioning those advertising in the
Fair Catalogue. Smith & Brown are
live, enterprising young business
men, have an excellent trade, and be-
lieve strictly in the virtue Of printers
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
MONDAY MORNING,

Miss Sudie Edmonston's class in
Caesar and Mrs. Allison's class in Eng
lish Literature were reviewed Monday
morning, and in the afternoon Miss
Laura Ciark's class in Physiology was
examined. The audiences that wit
messed the examinations of the above
classes were fully convinced of the
thoroughness of the training the pu-
pills had received at the hands of their
respective teachers. At 3 o'clock
the TONY Baird contest began be-
tween the following young ladies who
compose the society:
Miss B. Grantham, "Sweet Morn
ing Bells"
Miss Leona Williams, death Bed
Of Benedict Arnold"
Miss Rose Hite, "The Dying
Newsboy."
Miss Halle Paul, "Only the Brake
man."
Miss Carrie Hite, "Mrs. Beams
Courtship."
Miss Ida Menefee, "Little Rack
cts Christmas"
Miss Clara Figgee, "Brother Wat
kins, ah!"
Miss Jennie Dickson, "Setting s
Hen"
Miss frankie Gartrell, aThe Wild
Goose Chase"
Miss Ella Trent, "Little Alice"
Miss Ida West, "The Battle oil
Chicamaugua."
"Miss Nellie Higbee, s'Briar Rose
Miss Ella Beshears, "Princess
Feathers"
Miss Hattie Canterbury, "Widdel
Green's Last Words"
Miss Annie Biffer, Grinding the
Cross"
Honors awarded tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

The Bairds will vacate Hardin Col
lege on the 18th inst. Under their
management the institution has been
q success in every way. They have Z
host of friends here who are 10th to
part with them. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Children's Day will be observed 9

Children's Day will be observed at
Liberty Street NJ. E. Church, next
Sabbath, June 14th, with appropriate
decorations and exercises by the
children. In the morning the exer-
clses will be according tosthe general
annual programme used throughout
the whole Methodist church. In the
evening there will be q concert with
recitations and singing by the men,
bers of the Sunday school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
A Few People Will

Pay for sprinkling our streets.
Build the sidewalk to the cemetery.
Favor improvements of any kind.
Furnish extra premiums for the
far. l
Help the poor when sick and bury
them when dead.
Be chosen out Of the many who
think they are called but never put
up,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
II r. Ro;rd went tn Clinton Su

H. T. Baird went to Clinton Sun
day to confer with the architect oil
his new college at that place. Judg-
ing from Autographs Of the building
it will be one of the finest structures
in the West. The Bairds and the
people of Clinton may well be proud
of their new college.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Crushed By a Roller.

Little Eddie Crooks, about - years
old, a grandson of Logan Mundy, Of
this city, was frightfully injured and
bruised up last Saturday by becom-
ing entangled in the frame Of a sod
roller he was driving, on the farm of
his uncle, John Mundy, Is miles
north of town. His mule team ran
away, dismounting him from his seat,
and before the little fellow could ex-
tricate himself from his perilous po-
sition, the flesh was torn from n OF
his arms and also his legs. and his
body received numerous bruises.
When he fell into the frame work the
roller stopped revolving. Eddie's
injuries an very painful and serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Dr.. J. b. Schoil had the misfortune
to lose $3.50 while on his way from
Young's Greek to Mexico last Satur-
day. It is to be hoped that some
honest person found it, and will re-
turn the same to the Doctor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Last week q colored man in the
employ. of Horace Mundy accident
ally shot himself through Aha hand
while fooling with . pistqi.@ He
didn't know it was loaded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
GUARANTEED

That ID. C. Knoderer makes boots and
shoes not to squeak ; he will do Jour
work neat and cheap. according to
material. Try him, under the LEDGER
building, IN basement. 8-3m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

". R. Carter shipped to Chicago
last week four horses "Elyine
Dutehman,'' "Jesse OF Eugene T.
and ga L. B." They we're allythor.
oughbreds and Carter received $1,000
| for them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Elegantly furnished rooms to let at
the Windsor with or without board.
Rates reasonable and accommoda-
tons much better than over q store.
at
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Chas. r. Field, formerly of this
city, is now at Fort Worth, Texas.
He is first book keeper in the Novel
ty Roller Mills of that city at a sala-
~ of $1,000 per annum. MI. Field
will please accept thanks for papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Don't forget to take your watch to
G. B. Morris for repairs He guar
antees all work or no charge. SIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

For SALE.7Fancy bred ShortkoTn
Calves, English Berkshire Pigs, and
one fine Jersey Bull (yeariing.)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11
Seds and Mead.

II you want the best Of soda water
aud delicious New Orleans Mead,
always fresh, sparkling and exhilara-
ting, call on Dobyns & Gibbs. ST
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Ladies dress goods, fine shoes,
cheapest in Mexico, at Kahrich's,
- E+EEE-HS@ aLat.EE
opera block. Cat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

w. A. Underwood and j. n. Cart
nell were up from Laddoma Tuesday
distributing a lot Of attractive PRINT
ing for their grand j~olliieation on the
Foarth. Everybody hereabouts will
attend, as we have heard OF Mexico
making no effort to celebrate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-06-11

Steve Reighley was fined $40 on
Monday by Justice Winscott for in.
terfering with the "family affairs Of
Marcus Wills, his brother-in-law. II
was the opinion of Steve that Wills
family was large enough, hence tn.
trouble.