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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Seore-
tary of the Treasury has been in-
formed that tho recent investigation
Of the condition of the sub-treasury at
Now Orleans shows the total defalca.
ton of tho runaway clerk Aufdomort
amounts to littlo over $4,000.
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Mr. William To Ratira

CINcINNATI, Juno 25.--Mr. Il. p.
Wilson will retire from the position of
general passenger agent of the Gin
oinuati, New Orleans Il Texas Pacific
Road on July and his duties win be
transferred to Ii. Collbran, the present
general freight agent. The change is
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ri.hnrv PrIvIIerna Continued.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Presi-
dent has issued an executive notice
announcing a diplomatic agreement
between the United States and Great
Britain, continuing the privileges
granted by the fisheries treaty
Throughout the season Of 1885.
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Mr. Mrrrlck ) Funeral

WASHINGTON, June 95.-PostmSster-
General villas aud Secretary Lamar
will be among the pail bearers at the
funeral OF Nr. Merrick to-day.
The condition OF Mrs. Merriek ro'
mains unchanged. She Is still unoon
scious and very dangerously Ill.
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INDiAv TROUBLES.

Peace BotwOon the Utcs and the Cow
beys.
WASHINGTON, June % "A dispatch
was received at the War Department
Last evening from Colonel Bradley, at
Fort Lewis, stating that the trouble
between the Ute Indians aud the
cowboys In that locality had ceased,
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Japan.
.,rv ON rnn1nnrAKINn

THE CITY on TOXIC LEAKING
YOKOHAMA, June 3.-The American
steamer City Of Toxic, Captain Muir
ray from San Francisco June 2 Ia
ashore near this port, leaking, and hoi
cargo has been partly Jettlsoned. As
siAtanoe has been sent 10 her.
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A Thouannd-yenr Cornora,,ar

ALBANY, June 25.--The Union Pas
senger Railway Il Transfer Company
TO continue for 1000 years, was moor
porated to-day with capital of $lI,-
100000. Tho object Is to construct, a
surtace railroad in every part of New
York CitV
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WASHINGTON, June 25--rhe Presi'
dent to-day made the following sp'
pointments;
Andrew ]. Quindlay, OF Little Rock
TO be receiver OF public monies Mt Lit
tie Rock.
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WARRINGTON, june 25.--James s..
stanton, general agent of the Depart.
ment of Justice, has rendered his res.
lgnation, TO take effect June so
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A Lana Jndgment Connrmod.

NgUvA LAREDO, Mex, juno 25.
Especial. The oaso Of tho Mexican
National against Paul Hoase, to re.
cover "a land certificates, covering an
area Of u square miles has been oom.
promised.
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DUBLIN DETECTIVES.

LONDON, June 25.-Sir Richard ASH
eton Cross, secretary for the Home
Department, has ordered 80 detectives
from Irel and, who have been for some
time on duty In London, to return TO
Dublin.
AN ESCAPED oAPT1vE's REPORT.
LoNpoN, June 25.-ReY, Luigi Bon.
omi, an Italian missionary priest, and
for 4 long time captive in the camp
of Eel Mahdi, has made his escape and
arrived at bongola, Father Bonomi
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Spain.
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MADRID, June 25.-Prime Minister
Canovas del CASTILLO and Senior Ro-
meo y Pabledo, miuister of the inte.
rior, haYe started for Murcia.
Returns from the cholera districts
Tor Tuesday are as follows:
Valencia City-Si new cases, 8
deaths.
Valencia Province outside the CITY -
5lS new ca8es, 235 deaths.
Casteilou de la PlRu8-75 new cssos,
i6 deaths.
Muroia City 50 new cases, IL deaths
MuroiR Province Outside the City
2O6 new cases, 72 deaths.
The cholera has appeared in Cartha-
geua and Saragossa
The official reports Of new cases of
cholera and deaths from cholera IN
Spain on Wednesday are;
M6dtid-9 new cases, dUathe.
City OF Valencis--6S new cases, y
deaths.
Province OF ValenciA- $40 new cases,
| 3i4 deathG
City OF Murcia-lO6 new cases, "a
| deaths.
Province Of Murcia--2OS new casas,s7
| deaths.
Province OF Castellon do la Plapa-5 50
/ rev cases, 80 deaths.
Ciou Pazeiuos--6 new cases, 1 deaths,
City OF Toleda--5 cases, 2deaths.
Province OF Toledo--l5 new cases, s
deaths.
Twelve cases and one death have
occurred In tho Military Academy oI
| Toledo.
GLAD To SEE THEM.
Seno' CADuves, the president Of the
Council, and SenOr Romero y. Rob
ledo, minister Of the interior, who
started yesterday Oh tour of inspeo.
ton of the cholera infected districts,
wero received at the railroad station in
Murcia by immense Gro Fds, who man
ifested the greatest enthusiasm over
the arrival of tho distinguished OH
ciGls. The camp established for the
reception OF the cholera patients and
the quarters Of tho city Inhabited 10y
the poorer Classes were visited and
carefully inspected.
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Mr. Buck In Perm

WAsHINeToy, June Pa telegram
was received at the State department
to-day announcing the arrival as
LAMA Of q. w. Buck, recently ap-
bolated United States Minister To
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MEXICO.

An American citizen in Prison and
Denied Ban-Fights with Indians
Heavy Losses,
LAMPAzos, MoNlco, jane %
Especial, Jack Morgan, nn American
Of considerable wealth, aud formerly a
contractor on the Mexican National
road, had been arrested here on a
charge of obtaining monoy under ia'Se
pretense. Following the usual course
of courts In this country no has been
refused bal, though the best OF
security was offered. He IL confined
in a lail that Is no model for cloanli'
ness. His friends are rustling FOR his
release.
FIGHTING INDIANS.
GuAyMAs, June 25.-Two ongag.
ments with Yagui Indians occurred
on the Goth and 22nd instants. TIVE
hundred Yagui and six Mexioani
were killed. A grand attack Is to b.
made by all the Mexican forces undo
Coomona. Three Americans are re
ported killed near Salmaripa b,
Apaohes, part OF Geronimo's band
No names are given.
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rAnrnouAKn snoo

EARTHQUAKES SHOCKS.
LONDON, June 25.-There we're sew
eral slight shocks Of earthquake felt
to-day In Invernesshire, Scotland
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Prepnrisg for Hibbs' Lxtradition.

WASHINGTON, June %.-sohoitor-
General Goodo, OF the Department Of
Justice, will leave here tom orrow for
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ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
NEW BRITISH CABINET AT WORK
Official Announcements Made and Par
Lament AdJourns TIN July 6-El
Mahdis Sosdan Matters
French Troubles, Etc
The british Cabinet.
THE LIBERALS SATISFIED.

INV AAbEhAl4H "a
LONDON, June 25.--Gladstone's cor
respoudenoe thoroughly satisfied the
Liberal mombers, They consider that
1t leaves them free to follow any course
of opposition,
THE PARNELIITEs
accept the appointment of Sir William
Hartdyko as an indication OF the in
tention OF the government 90 moder-
ate the coercion act, ParBol's motion
q investigate the Maamtrasna and
BGrbairlR cases Is intended to test the
now governments policy.
ROYAL FAYORs BESTOWED.
The Queen conferred the Order OF
the Garter upon Eari Kimberly and
the Grand Cross Of tua Order 6f Tho
Bath upOn NiscOunts i.Valslay and
Sherbrooke. Her majesty also made
E. W. Hamilton, GiRgsf0ue's piivAte
secretary, a companion of the 0rdor OF
the Bath.
Sir Reginald Wellby, assistant 6uau-
ciRl secretary, wItl succead Sir r. Il.
w, Liugeu az permanent aaerstafv to
tho treasury, th5 latter having ppan
raised 10 peeiEgo. Sir II ryey
Vern9y aud Sir AtthGr Olhwby, mem
bers Of parliament, haV0 been ap.
pointed mombers OF tho priyy council
Sir Nathaniel Rptnschlld, Sir Eye.
lyGn Baiing and Mr. john Morley VIII
Oe raised 10 the epcersg0
The Queen has conferred the peer
age on MIR, ROWiSud Wiuu, the Par
| liamanCary secretary OF Tho !reG ury
in the new ministry. His title /,
Baron st, o. 'ali, of Nostell
Hon, Aretas Akers Douglass, mem
Dor OF Parliament Tor Kent, win be The
new Conservative whip. He will alsl
be patronage secretary.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, The
present member OF Parliament foI
Portsmouth, who, it Was announced
yesterday, was about TO start for Cairt
az envoy extraordinary and minister
plenip 'tentiary Of Great Britain, vii
go 10 Egypt, IL Ii nov stated, upon
special mission. IL IL now intended
that he shall displace Sir Evelyn Bar
ing the present diplomatic agent anC
oonsul-geuoral OF Great Britain a
Cairo,
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Parties in search OF q summer resort
can not find a more delightful place to
Bpend the heated term then the Park
Hotel, at Lampasas. Table and service
unerceied. finest bathing. Good
music. Beautiful sceUery, St3,0 On.
eampment VIII be held within PARK
Hotel grounds. Special rates 80 fami-
Hes. Address n. b. RICE, Manager.
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APPOINTMENTS,

Sir Henry Holland has 1een ap-
pointed Sec etary 10 20 the Treasury.
Right Hon. Robert BOurke has been
made Under Foreign Secretary, and
Mr.. Charles Darymple takes the of
flee of Under Secretary of the Homo
Department. Admirals Hood, Com
meTell an C0diugton have beon ap.
poiRtrd First, Seco0d and Third Seal
Lord respectively Lord Beauchamp
has butn made Paymastor General.
The Earl Ol Mount Edgrombe has
boen appointed Lord Steward. The
Earl of Latham Lord Chamberlain.
The Earl Of Bradford, Master of the
Horse The Marquis of Waterford,
Master ofthe Buokhouusd. MeEsrs
Dalrymple, Herbert aud WOlroud,
members OF Parliament Junior Lord
of the Treasury, and Rowland Winn
Patronage Secretary.
Sir Hardinge Clifford, the lord higf
chancellor in the new Cabinet, takei
the title OF Lord Halsbury,
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The Times, referring to the CORE.
spOndence between Mr.. Gladstone and
the Marquis of Salisbury, says It won.
ders why so much solemn diplomacy
should be necessary 10 accomplish lU
end In view. IL says that Lord Slls-
bury is doing what he began by pro-
testing that ne would never think OF
doing. The Times Commends Lord
Salisbury ,howevertor finally acting on
the broad grounds of practical wisdom.
IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House OF Lords this afternoon
the new lord high chancellor, Sir
Hardinge Clifford, took bis seat upon
the wool sack,
IL was announced that the bill pro-
yiding an annuity of $1,000 for Prln-
cess Beatrice upon her marriage with
Prince Henry, of Battonburg, had 70.
ceived royal consent.
The redistribution OF seats bill and
several other bills have also received
royal assent
The Conservatives occupied th
government benches. The Marquis Of
| Salisbury, ~ he entered tho HOUSE
was received with cheers. Ii the
course OF short address the marquis
said that 10 was necessary for INN q
repeat the statement made by Mr.
Gladstone last evening ia the Hou
| Of Commons. 30 explained that The
| Queen had informed him il vas h0l
opinion that he might reasonably 40
cept Office upon the assurance giVer
by Mr., Gladstone, her majesty. at tn,
same time, pointing out the serious in
jury to the public service If settle
ment was longer delayed or If new
complications should arise
The Marquis of Salisbury
said with the unanimou
consent # his colleagues he thought /
was his duty to assume office, and h
J hoped that the next four or five week
would show he had adopted the prope
course. The marquis, in coucludin
his address, made an appeal for tn
support nf all reasonable mon.
The House adjourned until Julys
In the House OF Commons tO-da
only business Of a formal nature wa
done. The house adiCurnod until N
9th Of July.
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ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS !
REMNANT DAY EVERY
L K I'D A Y +!
NTH BROS,

TILE GREAT CHANCB OF NV
ElFoY WE1K TO GET SOME NICE
GOODS CHEAP HAS ALREADY
HIST E3LISHED ITSELF IN THEl
FAVOR OF OUR CU5TOMBRS FOR
w Fl CLOSE OUT OTD LOTS AND
REM N AN IS AT A SACRIFICHl.
CFF'BFoIN CTS At HALF AND LESS
THAN HALF AND OFTEN AT
LB5S THAN A QUAkTER TIB
REGULAR PRICE. FRIDAY is
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Lord Randolph Churchill, the now
secretary Of state for India, arrived
early this morning Mt the India office.
He is the first momber of the minis
try II tho Marquis of Salisbury to
enter upon the duties of his office,
a private meeting of the COuserva-
tive members of Parliament was held
to-day in the rooms Of the Carlton
Club There was a full attendance.
NO TIMOROUs POLICY,
The Marquis of Salisbury, referring
10 the political situation said ho felt
sure that all would agree that q tim
orous policy would be unwise, II not
fatal. He reckoned upon the united
support of his party,
Sir Stafford Northeote expressed on.
tire concurrence with the Marquis oi
Salisbury in the line of action takor
and proposes for the future,
The proceedings were harmoniOui
throughout. The meeting unsni
mousiy approved Of the action taker
by the Marquis of Salisbury. II WA
! thought, however, that the Liberal'
ought to nave given mote definite as
suranCe,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24
RUSH HILL RACKET.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
RUsH HILL, No, December 22.-
Sabbath Home church, in this
place, was dedicated On Sunday, the
18th. The dedicatory services were
conducted by Elders Travis, of Lad
donia, and Gillies, of Hannibal. The
house was we'll filled. Rush Hill had
been without religious services for
several months, and this was u rare
treat to many. Rev. Gillies preached
most excellent sermon. after which
a collection. to be appropriated to
the payment Of the amount still due
upon the house, was taken up. There
was a deficit Of sixty dollars and the
dedication Of the house was deferred
until that evening, before which tims
it was hoped some arrangement
could be made that the dedication
might proceed. This was done b,
three of the citizens who had alread,
literally contributed, and now cam,
forward to vouch for the remainde
and at the evening service the build
ing was formally dedicated to th
service Of the Lord.
i Miss Olivia Allison, of Louisiana
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24

gloom. The bible is an all-sufficient
guide and to follow its preeepts the
only safe rule. In that memorable
sermon on the Mount Jesus said,
'.Not every one that saith unto me,
Lord, Lord, shall enter into the king
dom of heaven, but he that doeth the
will of my Father in heaven" The
question for each one then is to know
what that will is, and knowing it
comply with all its requirements, so
that beyond this state of existenc e
He may say, "Well done, good and
faithful servant. Thou hast been
faithful over few things; I make
thee ruler over many things; enter
thou into the joys of thy Lord"
In our next We propose to exhmine
into the question as to whether the
Christian church is only sect among
all the other sects or whether it ha:
any claims to pre-emiuence for hav'
ing attempted to re-establish primi
tive Christianity; and we shall also
aim to find out how far it has sue
ceeded in the direction of restoring
primitive modes and practices in re
ligion. NJ. Y. DUNCAN.
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CHRISTMAS POMELET
Report of Eller School.

Those who have not been absent
during the three months past are:
Morrison Berry, Blanche Brother,
Mabel Hathaway, Pearl Jesse, Claud
Brother, Nomah Brother, Fannie
Brother, Charlie Hathaway, Matte
Freeman. For superior scholarship
and regular attendance: Heny Berry,
Claud Brother, Blanche Brother,
Harrison Berry, Nomah Brother,
Matte Freeman. 1st honor, Henry
Berry, general average-99.S9. 2nd
honor, Claud Brother-99.76. 3rd
lonor, Blanche Brother, Harrison
Berry, James Eller, Nomah Brother
1892. In the primary classes, Isl
honor, Mary Eller and Pearl Jesse
NETTIE V. LARUE, Teacher.
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attending the Misses Clark's school,
fell on the Ice few days ago and
dislocated her elbsw. DR.. Vance
was called in and set the limb. We
are glad to learn she is doing well.
VIM. West, of Mexico, while load
ing stock last week fell and disloeated
his shoulder.
Mr.. Hudson, of Saline county,
shipped from here to Chicago, last
week, so head of the finest beef cat
tie ever shipped from this part of the
county. They were fed by VIM.
Stewart.
We would like to know who took
Hawkins -four, and if the man that
took the doubletrees from the lum-
Der yard hadn't better return them,
or he may see his name in print.
The coal shaft being sunk at this
place is four by six feet. The first
forty-two feet were common clay,
then there were tweyle feet Of light
colered soap stone and by blasting
this was easily removed; under this
was bed of flint rock, from the size
of marble up to fifty pounds in
weight, which were cemented togeth-
er'with redish, hard, dry clay, max
ing it about as hard to penetrate as
solid rock; this had to be blasted.
At the depth of sixty-five feet solid
lime stone was struck. Five feet and
seven inches of this rock have been
taken out.
Miss L. M. White, OF Jacksonville,
ILL.,, who claims to be lecturer un-
der the direction of the National
Temperance Leage, sent by Elder
Travis an appointment to lecture at
the new church last Monday night.
She failed to send credentials, vouch-
ers or references, and travelling alone
without acquaintance, few of the
friends of temperance (the trustees
not being presently objected to her
occupying the church, and her ap-
pointment was not announced. When
the little woman arrived she was quite
indignant toward the elder because
her appointment had not been pub
lished. She said the reason was the
elder was a widower, and he was
thinking too much about the girls to
think of her appointment. This was
little too much, and a friend of
Elder Travis informed her Of the
facts in the case, and we think she
left fully impressed that woman in
her capacity had better ask before
making an appointment to lecture in
the church.
Mr.. Beagles shipped from here
: Tuesday three car loads of hogs.
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Northwest Corner of the Public Square,
MEXICO. MISSOURI.
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, /
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.
In the Circuit Court, January term, 1886.
Rollin McNama, plaintiff,
Harriete and Frank Massey, defendants.
NTOW at this day comes the plaintiff by
IN his attorney and files his petition YER
flied by affidavit, alleging, among other
things, that said defendants, Harriete and
Frank Massey, are non-residents of the
state of Missouri. You said nonresident
defendants are therefore hereby notified
of the filing of said petition, the object
and general nature of which is, amongst
other things, praying that the equity of
redemption may be forecloSed in the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: The
west half of the northeast quarter, and
the east half of the northwest quarter,
section thirty-six (36, township fifty-one
(5D, range seven %, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
That said lands were mortgaged to secure
the following described notes: One for
Sl,IS5, payable eight years after date
one for 81, ,070, payable four years after
date, both dated Oct. 9th, 1871, interest
10 per cent per annum from date, and
unless YOU be and appear at the next reg
ular term of the court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the city OF
Mexico on the fourth Monday in January
A. d. 1886, and plead to said petition
and on or before the sixth day thereof
the same will be taken as confessed ant
| Judgment rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof
be published according to law in tn,
Mexico LEDGER, a newspaper printed ant
published in the city of Mexico.
| A true copy.
xx Witness my hand as clerk ant
| SEAL seal of said court, affixed a
s....... office in Mexico this Dec. I'd
A.D, 1885, BEN c. JOHNSON,
| SAT- Circuit Clerk
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THE LEDGER.

p,TRIJSHED EVERY THURSDAY
ss, WHITE, Editor ant Proprietor.
ATT 81. so A Y T A r
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
aFFTGE-LsigsI Building, Northwest Corner Square
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LADDONIA LACONICS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoSIA, Mo-, Dec. 22--Elder
o. A. Carr has been holding a pro-
tracted meeting at the Christian
church. Rev. Bibb did not fill his
appointment at the Baptist church.
He is engaged in prstracted meet
ing elsewhere.
The organ question, that has Great
ed some little controversy in the
church, was settled last Saturday by
vote, a majority voting to have the
organ remain in the church. Deacon
Basket is one of the chief objec,ors
to the organ. believing no spiritual
music can be derived from it; while
q few object to it for the reason that
the singing is apt to be limited to 8
few singers calling themselves the
choir, and singing some pieces they
hardly know themselves, in order to
sing something that everybody don't
know.
| The postoffice here has been moved
on End street. We presume the
move was made to accommodate the
majority Of the people. Second
street bids fair TO become the great
thoroughfare OF Laddonia.
A large quantity Of hogs are ship.
ped from here daily, which should be
: bought by some enterprising firm
here. made into bacon, which could
} be sold for good price in the sum-
mer.
The past few days sleigh bells go
jingling by and the roads are smooth
and nice for riding.
+ People are buying their Christmas
e presents, and Laddonia is having 9
lively trade.
- AMal LKysk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-12-24

Mr.. Joseph Hickson, the agent in
Toronto, Canada, of the New York,
West Shore and Buffalo Railroad
Company, has been known through
out the Dominion. He writes that
for several weeks his little girl was
Ill with bronchitis. He used differ
ent preparations and also had her
treated by physician, but without
effect Finally he tried Red star
Cough Cure, and before one bottle
was finished she was perfectly well.
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THOMPSON TALK.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
THOMPSON, Dec. %, 1885, A pro-
tracted meeting has been in progress
at Hopewell church, conducted by
Revs. Hagan and Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are here from
Illinois. Their daughter, Lou, will
probably return with them.
Miss Angie McLain, of Mattoon,
ILL.,, is visiting her father and friends
in this vicinity.
Joe James little boy to his father,
'.Pa, where does God go?'' "God
goes everywhere" said the father.
'Pa. does God go to Thompson
Station!" "Not often, my son." said
Joe.
What the people Of Thompson
would like to know:
If any more axes have been miss
ing?
! Who, of two parties, ate most of
the apple?
Why Thompson don't have an
Xmas ball?
If it would be well to have Thomp-
son Incorporated?
If Miss A. really intends marrying
soon, il not sooner?
Why the C. & A. r. r. don't have
. depot at Thompson?
Why George took his departure so
soon last Sunday morning?
| How many converts will he made
at the big meeting at Hopewell?
Why didn't Jasen Rutter go into
the house the day they killed hogs