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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Mai. Carson for Sexton.

As will be cen by our announce
mcnts this week Maj. II. c. Carson
will be a candidate for sexton of the
cemetery. Carson has resided near
Mexico for some time and is well
known as an honest, reliable and
steady man. He has been a contrac-
tor and builder and is in every way
qualified for all the details of this
office. Maj. Carson's many friends
THINK he should have this office.
They claim that the only opposition
he has is a Republican and that if the
city is to be Democratic the council
is bound to appoint Democrats to all
the Offices. They also claim that
Carson Is fully as we'll qualified for
the Office as Kelly, and that Kelly is
not only a Republican but has had
the office long enough. Knowing
Carson to be a worthy Democrat, well
fitted for the Office, they will make q
strong fight for him and claim that
every Democratic councilman is
bound to vote for him for the place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
administrator. Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tetters
IN of administration upon the estate Of
Lee G. Craig, deceased, have breB grant
ed the undersigned By the Probate Court
Of Aud-ain county, bearing date March,
sfh, 1855.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 10 exhibit them 10 me
for allowance within one year from the
date of said letters or they mag be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such estate
and If such e%iainus he not exhibited within
txo years from the qualifications Of this
notice they will be forever barred.
WARREN Il MCINTYRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Fine Stock Farm.

c. 6. Mediation & Sons, of Fulton,
have purchased and moved on to the
fine Hamilton Park farm just south
OF Mexico. These gentleman have
a national reputation as being the
best OF shortaorn breeders. They
handle none but the best. They also
raise a large number of pure berk-
shire hogs. Mexico is a goed ship.
ping as we'll as a GOOD raising point,
and taey propose to greatly extend
their business. We need such stock
right here in Audrain. They are re.
liable men ard we are glad to have
them locate here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
An Important Capture.

The readers of the LEDGER will re-
member that several houses in Mex
leo were robbed by a sneak thief, and
that Marshal Murray started in to
capture him. He succeeded and de-
erves great credit for 1t. MI. Muir
ray found out that the thief had
shipped some of the stolen goods by
express to Louisiana and went down
to Louisiana and set a trap for his
man and caught him. Monday Geo.
w. Weston called at the express Of
flee in Louisiana for his goods. The
express agent, as told Ivy Murray.
said he was not the agent but would
step out and get HIM. He went out
and got the Louisiana marshal and
also telegraphed for Murray. West
on when caught had on James Nc
Williams suspenders and Emmett
Cunningham's hat. He is now in Jail
here and will have his preliminary ex-
animation tomorrow. He has no
chance for escape. Besides having
on their sto.en goods he has a re-
ceipt from Joe GIandpn showing that
he shipped the stolen gpnds from
this city, and when tod by Murray
that he was IN Mexico three days he
said No, / was there only one day
and a half" thus giving himself
away. Too much credit can not lie
given Marshal Murray for this neat
piece of detective work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Fandafia Booming,

There was a grand Citizens meet.
ing at Elys Hall, Vandalia, Tuesday
night, March 18th, 'S5. for the pur.
pose of nominating 4 candidate for
mayor, and one councilman from
each ward, and among other things
the following were discussed:
To create a board of health-at q
salary equal to that of the Mayor
to place all ex-mayors on the retired
list, at a salary of 81 per month; to
fence in the rail road square south of
the depot to make a Park; to increase
the city taxes from Csc to $3.50 on
the $4,000 for the purpose of build
ing a large City Hall, and upon
which side of the railroad the said
hall shall be built; to give the city
council power to appropriate $1,000
for the use of said park, to Ina
cadamize the streets from the post
office to and around said park. Van
dalia is a red hot town and is boom
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

John C~rea>ey's little son, Lon, had
a tight tussie with 4 scIeech owl out
in the ghost district last Tuesday.
The owl ran Lon into a hollow log
and gave him a few bad scratches.
He remained in the log half a day
and would have been there vet had
not the .'old hero" come to his res
u and pulled him out with a fish
hook. The owl Was about the size
of a dollar, a dollar and a half OF
two dollars. but very vicious, and
had to he killed with a maui and
wedge and several fence rails.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Notice of School Election.

There will he an election held al
the sileriff's Office in court house Oh
Tuesday, April Z, to elect two direc-
tors to serve three years. At the
same time and place a proposition
will be submitted to the tax payers of
the district to levy an additional tax
of 20 cents on the 800 valuation for
school purposes.
Judges of election.-James Pas
quelh, j.. C. Bassford, B. r. Cau-
Thorn. Done ny order Of the board.
Alt +. W. ffzFrr&- See.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
G.. K, the Boss

d. c. Knoderer can be found un.
der the LEDGER Office, in basement,
one of the neatest and best arranged
rooms in the city, for the manufac-
turing of Ladies' and Gents fine
shoes. He warrants all his work to
give entire satisfaction. Repairing
done neat, quick and cheap. Give
him a call and you will be convinced
that he is the old I'D. c. T.. the
boss.r Aa-1m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Thornton Davis gave his friends a
nice little dance last week. Youth,
beauty and old veterans we're present
mingling with each other in the may
waltz and delightful quadrille. All
had fine, large time. Mr.. and Mrs-
Davis know how to make you .'feel
at home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
st. Patrick's Ball.

The st. Patrick's ball at the Ringo
hotel last Tuesday night was a sue
cess in every way. The music was
the best We have had in Mexico for
years and was furnished by the Mex
leo orchestra. A large crowd was
present and eight sets were running
TO the wee sma' hours. ALI had a
jolly time and wished many happy
returns of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Our cid friend and sehoolmate, T.
j. Boulware, formerly Of Galloway,
late Of California and Oregon, made
US a pleasant call this week with our
friend, Bob Baker, a prominent stock
dealer of Audrs;r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

DR.. French informs us that DIR.
Wilkes, Of Rowling Green. is not b
successor. He says the division
which he had charge of, on account
of economy, was divided up between
the physicians on each side of it, and
that DR.. Clampitt, of Roodhouse. ILL.,,
and DR.. Vaughn, of Glasgow, now
cover this territory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

j. Is. Clark having bought j. n.
Rosser's lumber yard at Rush Hill and
brought on a fresh supply of lumber,
is prepared to furnish anything in his
line ut bottom prices. 49.4w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Joe Barth is now visiting Chicago
and other eastern cities to purchase
his spring stock of goods. He will
bring to Mexico one Of the largest
and best stocks Of clothing and gents
furnishing goods ever seen in this
civ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Canning Factory.

j. B. Miller, a live citizen of Mex
leo, is endeavering to complete ar
engagements to start n factory here to
al fruit, corn, etc. This can be
made a success and a big thing for
Mexico. You can't keep a good
town down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Paint Her-AHy Collar.

Are you going to paint If so, use the
Dubuque Linseed Oil C~o!npany's paint,
sold BY Dobyn> & Gibbs, who guarantee
that If said paint cracks, cfialks or pull
on IN three years from date of painting,
they will furnish other paint free of
charge or its equivalent in cash. Two
coats of this paint will leave a better
body and give a better sloas than three
coats Of LEAD and oil, therefore il is the
cheapest for the consumer, ASSN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Easter Bros.

Don't fail to read the adj. of Easter
Bros, grocers, successors to j. NJ.
Bush. They r clever, live and re-
liable young business men who thor
oughiy understand their business.
You should by all means call and see
them before you buy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

w. II. Marlock, a prominent citizen
OF Jefferson City, has been IN Audrain
this week visiting u friend, John
Spottswood. Marlock is a famous
hunter of Cole and goes to Usage
with our boys. He and John
are out at Farber shooting ducks,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Everybody has ia Geld.

Everybody has lt-a Geld.
John Sontag is still very sick.
L. l. Morris is at Murray, Idaho.
Blaine called on Cleveland las,
week.
j. n Cross made us a pleasant call
this week.
Letter from Georgia will appear
next week.
Instruct the ward delegates for
every Office.
See notice of good farm to rent by
r. w Tureman.
Mrs. J. W. Howell has been visit
ing in Centralia.
Tony Bnckner is building a resi-
dence In South Mexico.
Geo. Robertson was in Fulton on
legal business this week.
Geo. Robertson was in keytesville
on legal business last week.
Our lumber merchants say the
prospect for building is fine.
See Drs. French, Dodson and
Nichols card in the LEDGER.
All Of our real estate men who adj
vertise say business is good.
Miss Mary Gorth has been real
sick but is now much better.
VIM. Crumy and Mrs. Lawson, Of
this county, were married March 4th.
c. l.. Stewart, of Rush Hill, made
US q pleasant business call this week.
Mr. J. j. Gill caught the first fish
of the season and Capt. Frost is mad.
MI. billiard and Miss Emma Sneed,
of this county, were married last
week.
John Wells and family have moved
to Mexico. Stock sold we'll at Johns
sale.
The c. & A. r. R. has no idea of
moving its division to Higginsville
from Slater.
The March winds make the ladies
hustle and pull in sail as they turn
the corners.
Harvey Wiseman, of near this city.
is now running a large saw mill il
Monroe county.
Mr.. E. Coleman and Miss Lucy
Alverson of this county, were mar
ried on the 18th.
c. III. Lander has opened a tailor
shop vel DR.. Patterson's. He is O
first-class workman.
Every bill that Hon. W. H. Ken
nan, of this county, has introduced
has passed the House.
+. l.. Locke, our efficient county
clerk, has been taking in the New
Orleans Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Carrie Moore, of Iowa, nee
Miss Edwards, of this city, has been
home to visit her parents.
Dick CoIlard and Charlie Heckler,
two prominent railroad magnates,
were in Mexico this week.
The accomplished and bewitching
Miss Minnie judi, of Fulton, is the
guest of Mrs. :. B. Collins.
c. G.. Mediation & Sons sold three
fancy bred heifers to Joshua Palmer
last week for a round price.
Our handsome young friend, ]. O..
Tinsley, formerly of Thompson, is
now in business at Centralia.
r. D. Alexander and Mrs. J I.
Jones and little daughter left for
Springfield, No., last week.
Erastus Shepherd left yesterday
for New York. From there he goes
on a two years cruise to China.
Every subscriber to the LEDGER
gets a copy of the american Rural
Home this week and next free.
Logan Cordner has. purchased
Runkel's meat market and will open
out at once. He is well-known in
Mexico.
NJ. Mann wishes to return thanks
to o. r. Waite, c. +. Rosenberg and
others for valuable assistance when
his residence burned.
DR.. ]. III. Howard, of Fulton, has
sold his combined saddle ana harness
stallion, Oblit, to a. S. Carroll, of
Fandalia, No., for $500.
Call and see Charley Knoderer at
his new headquarters under LEDGER
Office. Charley is the boss boot and
shoe maker and can't be s.downed."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Go to R. G. Paul's for hams, eggs,
breakfast bacon, shoulders, side ba-
con, dried beef, fresh sausage, pick ed
pork, corned beef, fresh butter, ap-
pies, oranges, lemons, mince meat,
California salmon, mackerel, &c, &c.
dR Az
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Itch. Mango and Scratches Of every
kind cured in 80 mifsut S 10y VOL
fords Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
Tils new fails. Sold by DobyEs &
Gibbs, druggists, Mexico. Ss-3m-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Stanton ?, Eagland departed this
lie at his fathers home in Jefferson
county, KY, ON the 18th inst, Of
consumption, in his 23d year. The
deceased was 6 half brother of Mrs.
J. w. Willis Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

l do not often dun my customers
in the papers, but it will he a great
favor if you will call in and settle
your last years account by cash or
note. l wish 10 close my old books.
46-tf. j. NJ. MENEFEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

You tan now buy of VIM. Wetter.
near the depot, Dicks celebrated
beer and extract of malt. He Is
ready to attend t. your orders. 49tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

W. o. Johnson's residence caught
on fire from a spark from the chin
ney Tuesday morning. 1t was down
hill and the fire company got there
in short order without a team. A
few buckets of water put out the fire.
Mrs. j. E. Stewart, Mrs. Bey and
Mrs. E. Cash, Of Centralia, were
visiting in Mexic" last week. TIey
made the LEDGER a pleasant call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

The finest stock Of clothing in
Mexico a be found at the Bank
rupt store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Dicks celebrated beer can now be
bought in this city of VIM. Wetter.
Office NEAR depot 49-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

Drop in and examine the bargains
at the Bankrupt store whether you
buy or not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

M are authorized In announce that
w H. C. CARSON
Is = thhti'date Tor Sexton of the Cemetery
cratic party. "'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
MARKET REPORT
Buckley & MOORE,
-DEA1.EKS IN
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,.
DEALERS IN

Provisions. Flour, Feed. Salt. Glass and Queens
-sale-aI sq464as-~~ssas-zehange for
all kind- ~ country produce. Come and see
us-NoRTHwESr CORNER SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

The Bankrupt store has no trash
or old stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Married, on Monday evening last,
at 8 o'clock, at the residence of B. B
Runkle, on Liberty street, Norman
Br%anstetter, of Vandalia. and Miss
Matte Roberts,a IAN amiable and charm
ing young lady of Higginsville. Bro
Tip" Hook performed the ceremony
in the presence of the family and 6
few guests. The LEDGER wishes the
Bran new married couple a happy
and prosperous journey through life
They viii reside at Vandalia. May
success always attend them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

One hundred and sixty acre farm
for rent 8 miles north of Mexico. all
under good fence and well improved.
R. w. TuREaAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19


Thompson Station Is about 10 be
shsken from circle to circumference
by a real live sensation. 1t is ahou.
the surface now aud will he rine and
ready for picking very shortly.
A gentleman and a scIiolsr from
Alabama. who has had large expe-
riencc, Is in this city to-day to make
arrangements to apply for the elEee
of president Of Hardin College.
Jouett Tomlinson, a prominent
business man of Marshall, was in
Mexico, this week To zee his relatives
and friends. Jouett is looking first
rate but they do say be is getting
bald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

tiIE are authorized to announce
DR. j. T. NEALE
a q GdrdinaIe Tor Council man from the Third
Hird S'ibJs CT 10 the action of the DtmocraI,c
Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

tTE are aa'h"riz-d to announce
j. w PRATT. JR,
as candidat- fr Gay ,rSiIaI-Subiec, 10 thu.
ari.on nI lie IltillOcrIiir CnnvcmIinn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

nv are authorized In announce
w W Il. PITTS
a. q caIiildate f"r The office of CITY Marshal
sutjrci I" tue .teiinn of th- Deniucr Tie Sumi.
Mating Convention WIN"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS City OFFICERS,
MAYOR,

NNE arr, authorized 10 announce
H. ii FOWLER
Il c,iii'iihdlr l"r f"-el' elton Ia the office of Navor
oi MrNtc't- >Hbirri to the action tt tbs 1900
crati" c nyciEion. ie"'o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
Brown. Harrison.

Instruct the ward delegates for
every office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19
CITY MARSHAL.

are authorized to announce
JOSEPH MURRAY
tlty Marshal subject To The se,;nn y, NJ
Democratic Cuny. nfion, ~ !" 'pf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-19

COMMISSIONER PUBLIC SCHOOLS
w are authorized t" announce
II. A. GASS
a candidate fer rec eetiOn 10 the ofica os co,,
~ { mitlSStoter of Public ScI,ouIs-Suhj,.c, =,
tie IniTS hi'd u>acrs of HE Democratic larry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-23
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenty sighth annual term OF this Institution will
nence the rst MONDAY Of October 1885, at the Law
School Building ia East tethst between 9Th and Madison
aves. north side. and win continue until June 1885,
The Of study embraces years and designed TO
give full and 10 the principles and prac
ece Of the law For catalogues &C. address as above
THEODORE w. DWIGHT Warden, &c
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glerlton Noiire.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, {
AIHlrIIaL lA.A L

OFFICE OF THE 5E s,yy Hny o. STATE,
To the Sheriff OF the County of New.Yorki
sir-Noucs hereby given that at the General Election
Monday Of November next November 3d., the following
officers are 10 be elected 10 VIII
Governori in the place Of DAVID 3 HILL.
A Lieutenant Governor
Secretary OF state IN the place Of JOSEPH B. CARR
A Treasurer in the place OF ROBERT A. MAXWELL.
An Attorney General In tho place OF DENIS OBRlEN.
state Engineer and surveyor In the place OF ELNA4
Justice OF supreme Court the Judicial Dis
GGiEs6RaTEp Z. BSRRHTT ~ ~ 'A' p'''' -
unoS stss or the Eighth 6rci
OF the Fourth sixth and Egath assembly Districts 10 re
signed
Tenth and Eleventh senate Districts.
County officers, also to be Q ected for ~ County,
Twenty four Members Of Assembly =, ,.
sherry IN the pace OF ~ y
Of the Court Of COnmOn Pleas IN the place Of
JastSe OF the superior Court. in the place OfJoHs
Ab%& sad ShsST5LIE + RS%Rs. '' '' DAVID
twenty four Aldernen - u
Three S0TSnes, IN Pa S St a LEyY sE
All whose terms office wiz expire on the last day Of
H''PiSS55i ssEEI IG 3 ;ss.nn.
Secretary OF ststs.l
yGn are withSa. delay TO deliver copy Of the sSeSs
town or ward in your county and also to cause copy
week unt the election beo Laws Of 1871. Chapter
ssr's By $c Ss aps Sssy
Sheriff of tho City ana County Of New.Ysrf.,
menS unless specially authorized g De- ,u-n.ow
shsrin OF the CITY and County Of Nsw-Yorks Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-23
Can 5ebools.

ANNUAL SESSION (27th) of the UNIVER-
N sITY LAW SCHOOL, wAsH1NGToN SQUARE
Begins Oct next and ends June /. 1890
OF two annual sessions and both written and oral
Examinations required for degree
moro than one year Ia made for previous study.
Tho instructor by lectures by Professors study Of
and courses Of class lectures win also be given iolows
Prius WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, IL. d.. on Maritime
Law and Admiralty Jurisdiction: JOHN K. PARSONS,
Esq- on Wills; A A. REDFIELD, Esq, Descent and
Pistrbntion; cEPHAs BRAINERD. Esq. international
Jawl AUSTIN ABBOTT, ESQ., Preparation for rial J. s.
AUERBACH, ESQ., Corporations O. u. MAGELLAN. Esq.
For circulars. etc. apply TO
ID. X. yAQUES. Secretary OF the Faculty,
Mutual Life Building, 80 Nassau St
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Jersey City.
IASHRnTCK INSTITUTE.

HASBROUCK INSTITUTE,
i Iug GEAN DIST, ItESt CITY.
Thrtiefh year begins september IL
aud % the mn-t thuT"ue n pri'atH Gay
ous thc yCufF 90 NeWh"k. -tuar"i7 prepared 'or
lr4r and ItC s,h1u ana inr business
l..l.a s.. 4l4,. p..tluvIt pr prs and Young l'cs
preparation, Tor BOYS 'llsc to even cars hrIu4
iFH.... drawing end vocal music taught ~ Tie lrgulh
cure. without ,riIl cI ar.s. tnurrIEa."y of Music MI
school md symurn.u situated within '0ur iuucs walk OF
r.uusylgRrs Hn.rlf station aud easy az access iom All
' -,r'- i. y do to Row w. W HoIlry. o. j.. Hacfcn-
s4rl j IS -y..r.t o.. pars4I,. 81 H. Bennett Epouu"t
}. Lu.l.er. Produce I1c taaFo, NvN-l o4A' "4DeI
Collins. Mayor ~ Jersey city. ,....-
. ,lflr fui informant -rHf uI application
tUAWTI. G. ST NLI~,(
HENRY q. MILLER, Directors
HORACE e.. WAIT,
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miscellaneous.

CNOW'S, Established 1850.-Fine Bon Bon ls.
pChocolaes Choice andes Carsmes fresh da asR
variety popular prices fulton Pearl sts U.
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9nsirurtiou.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A KNOWLEDGE OF SHORTHAND is red
uiate TO any young woman desiring 70 get on
sb sna the best place In this country obtain
PAcKARD's 500 Broadway
A BUREAU OF RELIABLE INFORMA-
"A TlON OF sCHOOLS.-HundreAs Of the best acboos
represented by acquainted them and al
vice gwen Tree CIRCULARS selected and mailed for post
eFe 70 those who describe their BES M ACI
VStoES ana eoyernesses supplied. r. L. AVERY
American seaesl EuSesp. WNt lAthsk. MI.
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gnstrnrt,on.

NEWTON IN. JJ COLL. lNSTI IUTE.-
~ Beautiful homelike healthy. high $50 feet Young
Boys specially primary. English, commercial academic
college preparatory music stenogrspny Ossa
ment horses, ponies, donkeys. Begins september ~
j. WILSON, A. M. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-23

q WEST 39TH-ST. school begins its thlr-
- toenth year Thurs oct 8. Miss Eli t at home from
IDA VI. ELIOT. ANNA o. BRACKET.
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IMPACKLR CoLLEGALE INsnIUTE,

IENbkllN hIItH r..
school Tor The thorough Teaching ut luufH lh'urA
hCuf.-inn ~ lrE student. september l'-l l1 htIs
lowest department slt4 term ln highest ur
r-rtrl NJ go sfrru &orflra Charge wgtrycri ia'in
Dreca French. Drawing th'~1l -"ynf fNl Gym
4- Included regular rates Tho boarding leplrt
under Tsnl"nt IutN -ept'n'rt ~; 10y
iT'-irut ~ viii ~ Tue 4u'lltut'
d. u u----A
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BROOKLYN.

brooklyn.
A BROOKLYN FROEBEL KINDERGAR-
~ TEN.-Ihc |IsG.e SHARPE VII reopen their kinder
ca1icn established lst5J October J. l-s'.
30 CuAtousta cor. Ataptlc-aNe
pROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
- DAY AID BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG, IA
DIES The 18th year will begin september %. college
rty advantages For rcunrs apply az l9 oh
ts-u0-sL, .tuOkt d. y \. tIAi-L..' 3" " ISL Ia"
MISS ROTNDS'S SCHOOL for GIRLN.-525
VI Cintor 40. begins Monday sept -. Miss ROUNDS
NJ Rur a. &. d "A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-04-23

MINERAL POINT DIR W. Eastman, Messrs
GunGry, Gray, Deller. sylvester, Gilman, Teas
dale, Terry, Priestly Pulfords Mrs. jackson
Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Cox; samuel Jenkins, Ed
Devlin, Mrs. b. G. Bennett, Mrs. JAS. Brewer
| MIR. Matthew Bennett. James Hutchinson, DR.
! Eastman and many others