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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
hhrnna

strangers In the Ctty and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Jessie Young, Of. the East End,
Pittsburgh, who has been the guest Of
Miss Alice Kelly, Of Steubenville, returns
home to-day.
Misses Maggie and Cassie Maxwell and
Viola Rhinehart, three pleasant ladies Of
Jefferson county, Ohio, who have been
visiting in the city, return home to-
day.
Miss Mary Rainey. the charming lady
who has been the guest OF Miss Hattie
Dalzell for several weeks past, returned
Yesterday to her home in New York
State.
Senator N. B. Scott yesterday. received a
telegram from Iowa announcing the death
OF Mrs. Scott's father, Mr.. Cowgirl. Mrs.
SCOTS sister, Miss Carrie Cowgirl, Is now
visiting here.
Mr.. L. W. shallcross, formerly pub
Usher Of the Sunday Leader here, is now
connected with the Americdn Police Record,
Of Philadelphia, the official paper Of de-
tectives, sheritfs and policemen,
A letter received from Mr.. Fl. O. Well
day, OF st. Clairsyille, hrother-in-law Of
Or. Jepson, of this city, dated at New Or
leans, January 30, says: 1--WE left Gin
cinnah on the 18th and arrived here last
night, 2Sth inst, being eleven days MAX
ing the trip; being delayed very much by
ice foes below Cairo, and by fogs in the
region OF Memphis. The boat had on a
large load Of freight and passengers; about
800 tons OF the former and about 100
cabin passengers. The weather was very
cold, most Of the way down; indeed it can
scarcely be called warm here yet, although
1t is worry clear and bright. A great many
strangers are in the city and many more
are expected through next month, Febrn.
airy. We will remain here, perhaps, till
about April l."
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t.ltay cocoa pIge.tIon .walt On Appetlte.n

Gatay Good Digestion. Wait on Appetite"
It Is sorrowtul business when o man
takes his seat ut dinner, looks mourntully
around and says, II believe won't take
any" Indigestion gives the people the
blue horrors. Appetite for meals is one
Of the highest privileges OF mankind. Mr..
I. P. Dix, South Richland, N. Y, says, ~
Ilsed ArowH's Iron Bitters for debility and
want Of appetite with good spccpss." Sim.
liar good success will attend your efforts
in the same direction,
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47ieaIJikc. May fsA1s5fc steamer &c. Oats atehdy
aiid 0tiIet: Wtsl0ri white g1a5sc; mixed 3la36t.
Rye Stesdy al 7is55c Hay 6rm. Provisions slesdy
Nnd oulet: mes PORK, old SIS 30: new, SIS IS;
buik meats shoulders and clear nib Side. packed,
6SI5lc; bacon, shoulders Gzc clear Mo gides $1Eei
hams i25alSc Lard rehnsd ss' S sSsst l psa
lower q sc Coaee aui ana natey au
q tgoez: ofuinaTy y lalr ~ sn s sls'"9
A Snit We. hnisky A1eany ~ - eAA ~. :.
CiNCiSNAu, Feb. Flour dull; family s. Coz
. 90; hncy y I'M " Wheel loEeri ~. ~ ~,
s6asoc; receipts etv nniieiisi AniInlsnSS ts ~
bushels Torn nusel Anu IoNefi 20. nilN MI
Wy NstlS " ~ NJ ~, NJ ~
FL " t.i ~ y, as ,Si q isrd tT
a s it JULY ~ ;,i ~. sSanidcrs Se. shs
TIb ID. 1Scon linn; shoniders SIC; short lib
iiIe. sllort Ciear re Whisky steady and IN good
densild n. 81 ii Butter diiiS, and idyauccd 70;
western creamery SIC; dairy lIalsc; IAnseed Oh
quiet and firm At sc. Eggs easier ~ 2ia2oe.
Cheese quiet ONO tassot q, s,tall
ToLEno, Or Feb. 2ZMheat quiet ENC SEQ sa,
Ne 20 cab Ma and Essr9SsyS o E sot
cdrr wrsfeS: So eeS ~. asSed February Iic:
NAV $40. RYE. NO. 2, &C bid. CloVesecd quiet
and steady; prime cash February s. 50; March d 70
asked
P Pct, M. !, Il, 4,
,ventsr. Heti6noi nsIt and Underwater r,ins sat.
MA 3 ~ S NAV IL al bnTreis avers
tnS JSpnsTy ST7si hafrels: Chatter siiuriay So
hal IannlFy
csosSncSS > MI bSTrciS; SstionS Transit cor.
tISrafeS oDSiiesi n GglSc ooseS Al fySs. hiVhest
nriC tEC oyTSt SSic The CSnt, weil Al fittle
TnnIc * N frcis Ia JRv md cNnSed cniI.
sidefsbie scliinE which broke die market,
~ 80. ~. 60 ..,a
cotes opeaed Al sG,eS: 6iobest az: lowest $50:
closed Al 6SJSc; Saies $1,000 barrels; eleafaitss
iTi6J0OO barrels: rims 52iiO barrels; Ehipinenbs
III III barfeiS: charters 81 nj bsTrSis OH div on
Exchnngc stool, nd bid; 81 20 aSEed.
,,,.,,.,.,,, :, N, ~ a Ny..I.,I $3.50. ...,e
III ,,,, s;i rSo' i-S., uhE sl.
eiSsed eTGS5l shfpTers for thc entirc an resfols
frt az Febfary ~ l barrels. rms 1F t6e ei,tire
oil REGIONS rst or February IL, 0Oi barrels charters
for 3lst Of January SS,S0I barrels.
market was steady: Sficcs advanced "a dsSIc and
thcii declined 10 as "a al th0 ciose.
Ny-,, v,on,, RI - p.,..i.,,, 49,, t,,,..
rS "" roa,cd 7iIS9ilc sA'sSNA+ Ht"'i SHl'su
"72 ,tS- t '.sttN 'Is'I,LS"
eh rt 7Hs fA FEB 2-fe'Foionm dull re
Hn Hs 'tS'
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New Dnnciug Academy,

Prof. A. Fischer, teacher OF dancing de-
partment, will open a school in dancing
at McLain's Hall, for ladies and gentle.
men on Monday evening, February 0, at
o'clock. For ladies aud children Saturday
afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock, February Z.
All the latest dances will be taught. Sat
guaranteed. Respectfully,
A. FisCnRR AND LADY.
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Ghs gstsLIasnraG.


Attention. Pinined Knights.
iamIs and hsndtllen-RWlns Bros.
Card Of Thanks. ~
Nanted-Agirl.
Opefn HouSe-LAnd OF Nod,
For Aale-CarriAgt.
lnFsOns-Artbtic Photographer.
Copper Tea lltttles-1eO. ". tOhnAons Sons
WUmHn's Union Benevolent Society.
Pickles and 1ellics- MCMeeheIt'h. 500
State Of West Virginia.
on, for New ofleans-steamCr Dig sGndy-fonrtt
5lI!ual LIE Insurance Company OF SswYOtk-
GrSnd kii Glove sal0-Heaa Of local. w.
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A REHEARSAL of the Mistletoe Bough
will be given at the Opera House on
Wednesday at 1850 p. NJ. Those taking
part are requested to DO present promptly.
No person admitted not personally con.
nected with the play,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb 81. a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, fair weather, south TO westwinds.
Fnrtlie Lower Lakes. light SHOWS, partly
cloudy, warmer weather, light, variable
winds, generally south to west.
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ALL,MNOL KNIT JAcKRTs.

We have no " In stock full line Of the
above Jaes:Sss; also,an extra heavy quail.
lty for butchers, and In full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. Q. HESS q sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnlshers.
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DUCKS charge everybody with being a
"quack," and there are but few who are
exempt from tho gosling accusation. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is certainly an e1ccp-
ton to the rule, as 1t Is doubt the greatest
remedy offered to q suffering people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-03

SKATE sArouEEs 5Oc, 7Sc and upward
on Wednesday.
WM. ScHwERTPRGER,
TAG Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-03

YouR attention is called to the kid glove
and corset advertisement at head Of local.
They are immense, For sale only at
ENsHEINERs,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Monday:
Z a. NJ, l2e u NJ, A';SP. NJ, 39o; 7P. NJ,
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING
WANTED.

Gents Wishing TO dispose Of cast OF Wearing APP
parcl, Boots, shocs, DC, will lowell to notify
IuSTB, Tho Sccond.h Dealer,
an it2a NRskel ST. opposite Poltoaite,
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 2-Flour quiet and steady:
Howard street and western superior g 76a3 49,
extra % 25a3 76 family s. Ooa5 90. Wheat, western
iSSSST vi S,c E ssIea sqSoe j' Apfs
May 9Sa9iI%E Corn, western easier and quiet;
mixed spot blabllEc; february AsI4alS5EG; March
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TelCnh0ne AlS6.


DOR RENT OR FOR sALE-BUa.
IL ness House fronting on Main and Sd
streets, numbered 1877 Main street. and ia st:a
street II Is q three.story house with ApAVeiGif
and q hydraulic elevator. VIII rent OF sell n
seSkion given April l.
For Rent-Slx roomed House. No. G. seTeatntsa
street. Desirable residence, No. co North sffi
No. 70 Seventeenth street. No. 9iO7 EOF IHit
No I'LL Baltimore street. Three rooms mt 20
262S Main street. Three rooms, second tlOf, =
Main STREET No. 9iS Market street SioleTA
and Dwelling, No. 2lb3 Main street.
For sale-83If Acre Farm Of SheTraEd, Nt1f
For further Information enquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public.
iae0 1912 Market stfr6
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asau, 9 ADVERTISEMENTS.
OH FOR new ORlEANSI
The New and elegant passenger steamer

The New and elegant passenger steamer
Big Sandy
will leave Cincinnati for New Orleans on r,,,,..
excursion trip. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 P s,HANt
N. Fare for The round trip only SIS, lnclrdIns IN
DAYS board at New Orleans The steiner II ~ "a
cecded TO be the finest on the Ohio liver az
plste ~ al h .I appointments and IlecOmoo
For full particulars address. -"'
G. 81. HOLLOWAY
Superintendent Big Sandy Packet Coaivaw
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sKArRsATcnEls 81 90 and upward, at
WM. SCHwRRTRE6RR's,
ll46 Main street.
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gnr9ent.

DooMS FOR RENT-lN HORN,
IL brooks BLOCK. Apply to ". v. g6GsI
BRO, 1900 Market street. az
EOR RENT-H0USE ON CIIArLlyE
IL street, below Tweniysecond, containing TT
rooms, attic and bathroom. EuQuIrpSt lSi ISsa
line street, or at Commercial Bank. MRS. TFI5
II. LlST fsSSS
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Saaued.

UTANTRD-ONE OR TWO FIRST.
wv class Rooms, centrally located. Addfe,s, a.
FlscHKLs, POstOtilce. leg2S !.
4 ETANTED-YoUNG LADIES AND
w Men 10 take simple, easy work ~ nope al
the year round; work sent by mall distailee no
objection; good salary; no CanVasslug. ANoIess
Industrial Manufacturing Company, t0S W9shtng'
ton Etreet, Boston, Mas. ilel2
I1TANTRD-LADY AGENTS FOR "QtJEt;N PRO-
" TRCTOR't daisy stocking aud skirt supporters,
shoulder bACea bhStlCs, bosom forms, dfes shields
s,efy be Scoyo protectors, etc. entirely now dc
,iTCS. iinnFeC,edented prOllA; We have 700 agents
niaking 800 monthly. Address with stamp H. II.
1amn6eIl q Co, 9 80. May St, ChieRito iN&TthAs
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rnR LEGISLATIVE coMMlrrEE.


The special Committee on Legislation
reported that It had ordered the Prose.
cutting Attorney to draw up q bill for pre-.
sentation to the Legislature, making q
transfer OF the Cumberland road from the
State to the county, deeming that such a
transfer was for the best interests Of the
road and county. Also, that the Coroner
had presented a bill, which although the
committee did not approve OF all its provi-
sions, It had had presented to tho Legisla-
ture and would have II amended to suit,
when II come up for consideration.
The oath Off. w. schnltze, coroner, the
oath and bond Of Wilson Johnston, con-
stable, the oath and bond OF Justice Il. B.
Woods, tho oath andbond Of Justice James
NJ. Russell and tho oath and bond OF
Justice II. s. Thornburgh, were presented
and approved.
The annual reports OF Justices, j,
W. Schultze, Thomas McC rcady, James A.
Henry and w. H. Caldwell, showing the
cases they had had before them and the
fines imposed, were referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
The resignation OF DIR. George Baird, a
member OF the County Board Of Health,
Tps received and accepted. Totilltbe Va,
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EoR SALE

-Four twos.ory Frame Dwelling Houses o. y, ~
ket street, near the B. & O. Shops, two having A's
rooms each, and two having four rooms n
Must be sold Immediately. VIII sell sepAias''
desired. VIII net 10 percent on the !nyru1sst
Apply 10 ". II. RlSklAn',
del5 ll63 MAIEsssGese
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FoR SALE.
Valuable Real Rstato on N. e corner ~, ;:F
fourth and Market streets In the City Of WAts
W. Va. Lot 10 feet by GO feet; now occuP'3H "
J. KllItriz q wagon and blacksmith shop,
WV. H0GE& BRo1
anrs 100 NuLe. s!ns.
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East LrBERTY. Feb. 2.-Cattle market, very dull
aud shade Off from last weeks prices; receipts
llf3 head: shipments l.3S0 head. hog market fair;
receipts 400 head; shipments 800 headi PhilA-
delpilAS IS 0Cu5 10: Workers 81 COAL 80. Sheep
market very dull and UNCHANGED prices; receipts
4 f0O head ali infnRnfE son head
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CINCINNATI. O., Feb. 2-Liye hogs steady; COM
mon and light g GjaI 65; packing and butchers
q Sal W; receipts 400 head; shipments 1900
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gee Sale.
FOR SALE.
Two TrnInc Houses,
GTOCKs FOR SALE.
SEAT.

EoRsALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.
Ten acres Of choice high bottom land 81 ~
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and b q y Z
Improved by siibStantiai brick hOuSCl Il ioyta
kitchen and outbuiltingS, situated In giH 49,
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, GgoOoS'N
ton Of fruit trees. Apply 70 ...o,,...,s
W. v. HoGE'& BRO, $50 NAftasss
Or r. W. MORROW, on the premise 9H
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GRAND KID GLOVE SALE !!

We offer to-day the balance Of tho importers
stock oi Lafayette aud Alexandra Kid Gloves at
the unprecedented price ri 80 cents; regular price
20 Pieces X Shifting Perrale ut 30, worth l9lfc,
2Cascs l0I New York MIL and Utica ShceIing at
97JlC by the piece.
S1rS Case Plaid and Checked NalnsoOk, DC.
9OS PiecSS Iainbarg Swiss aud SainsOok Edsng
100 psir Hose at6 co and 7sc dozen. :
10 Dozen Ladies' regular madn Hose ats pair.
100 Short Lengths silks mud satins. &'Cnp.
III. ENISIIEINIER,
IS & 90 Eleventh ST.
rs-sOO S, % cOsels down to Tsc.
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DIOR SALE OR RENT-THE Lazy
three.Story RICK Building, Nos. s0g ~ r.
corner Main and Twenty.h rt streets; dOlU S' q
rooms, A2xS5, and finished basement; sg 1TsnIbs
third stories containing u rooms, tni'hS - No
nlshed; bath rooms, wash house, SC'' w
able terms. ...,
ENQUIRE on THE PREMISE IA.
N. B.-The above building would make
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NUUNTKY RESIUENULl ~ n .
W with Valuable Lands, near the CiV' 'A
AsT am compelled to move to the csiTXi ny D
my residence together with much o. w. ~ n
Farm and Garden Lands, 70 suit puilIi I.t flG
don't sell will rent There Is on W. PII ,r1 o.
cfib md WAGON shed, ali under one ro2i w, W.
other needIIl outbuitdinNs. Their ~ srwS5r5jd
land, which has been enriched win ", Il & "
loads Of good stable manure hAuicI " .S,iSsiv
last two years. Most Of the land Y Wv "a ErEst
gardening purposes. There u Al2 nj 10 "
lands with neycrfaillng, GPnng, ~ Ven tIiPNti
and cllgibly locatCdior Building Lott ~ .SS bs1
a. such II wanted. HomG have been ~, .,,ii taFcte
on. Terms will be made easy Anu 70 ~ y. tttpi1
en-. For further information All RERLL
ee ilia -
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cacNsAr1. o.. Feb. 2.-cotion steady aud in
good demand at l0Sc.
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Z NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Cotton quiet at 1lIsall5EEc:
futures steady: February II la March l2OC: April
lloo; May IL ilc; June Sic: July II 6lo; August
ll.Tle; September HE'S October to,sst; EoSein-
haFs1n I'M
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The Board hardly knew what to do
with the paper, but finally made it the
special order for the nextregular meeting.
Considerable time was wasted in arriving
al this decision, and there was quite q
wrangIe over its disposal, several wanting
TO send it to the Finance Committee,
which was vigorously fought down. MIR.
Hubbard will be allowed to address the
Board at the next meeting.
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cancy, Mr.. Boring nominated Dr.. Morris,
President Woodsj DR.. Stifel, Dir. Del
brugqe. DR.. ]. A, Campbell and Mr, Stein
DR.. Ulfich. Ont the third ballot Dr. III
rich received the six votes necessary to
elect.
The petition Of A. H. Patterson and
many Others for the erection OF q bridge
over Big Wheeling creek at the head Of
Crugar's place, was reteredto Roads and
Bridges.
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LAST evening about $50 o'clock lady
living in the central portion OF the city
got or IN Elm Grove train al the Capitol
and was on her way home. While passing
through the square fellow ran against
her and so stunnEd- her that she fell. At
the same time he Bnatched her hand
satchel, containing 81 and some valuable
papers, and made his escape unmolested.
Occurrences Of this nature are becominga
little too frequent.
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TnE pooR HOUSE,,

found 10 be in satisfactory working con:
dition.
The Committee on Finance reported
that ex.sheriF Brown had returned coun.
" orders paid by him amounting to $li,:
$40 06; interest on same, $229 o.; Jurors
certificates, 81, 42S 90, and road orders to
the amount OF $Ss9 90, all OF which had
been found correct and cancelled and tho
Board ordered that he 10 credited with
the orders and an order be Issued 10 him
for the interest and certificates, Bills to
the amount OF S57 Severe prssegted and
ordered paid. On recommendation II was
ordered by the Board that erroneous as.
easements paid be returned as follows: ].
W. Mitchell $l2 40; O. Kraus & Bro,
s. so, G. kraus 4 Bro, $$25 so; the petit
tions OF j.. II. Ferguson and Mrs. w. Cole
man for o rebate Of Taxation we're eieotel.
On recommendation the Board ordered
that Commissioner Pickett be required to
render IN account Of his expenditures Of
the fund OF 500 placed in his hands No
yembes 10. 1885,, TO furnish transportation
tickets TO the poor when required, and to
return the book oil printed forms to
Chairman Stocker Of the Committee on
Poor House and Farm. The report was
adopted and ordered fled away.
The Committee on Printing presented
bills to the amount Of 1894 G5, which were
ordered paid, and the bills presented by
the Committee on Roads and Bridges,
amounting to $40 4s, were also ordered
nail H-
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Tho acceptance and ratification by the
Directors OF the Mt. Vernon, Coschocton
& Wheeling road Of the subscription ne
Gently voted 1t by Ohio county was ordered
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
Sherff's Sale.

QY VIRTUE and authority of special
- execution issued from the Office Of
the clerk of the circuit court of Audrain
county, Missouri, returnable at the jan
uary term, 1885, of said court, and to ME
directed In favor of Henry W. Beldsmeier
and against Charles Hannemann, I have
levied upon and seized all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said Charles
Hannemann of, in and to the following
described real estate, to-wit:
The west half, northwest southwest
section twenty-five (251, township fifty
one (5l) range six (6).
All lying and being in the said county,
and State of Missouri; will, on
Friday, January 3Oth, A. D., 1885,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, at the court house
door, in the city of Mexico, county Of
Audrain aforesaid, sell the same, or 80
much thereof as may be required, at pub
lie vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
| in hand, tsubject to all prior liens and
| judgments,) to satisfy said execution and
costs. j. w. AICHlSON,
39-St Sheriff Audrain County, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
Trusfee'S Sale.

WHEREAS. Henry Michael Gan unmar-
w ried man, by his certain deed of
trust, dated March "a, 1881, and recorded
in the Recorders office for Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, conveyed to the undersigned
trustee the following lands situate in
Audrain county, State aforesaid, to-wit:
West part of northwest quarter section
seven "a, township fifty (50,) range sew
en- "a west, containing sixty (60) acres,
more or less, all lying north of the North
Missouri Railroad, being some land con-
veyed to Henry Michael by John Gross
by deed recorded in book seven, page 5l6,
Audrain County records; and, whereas,
default has been made in the payment OF
said note, and the said Michael has been
dead for more than nine months; now,
therefore, at the request of the holder OF
said note, and by virtue of the power in
me vested by said trust deed, will. on
Wednesday, February 4, 1885,
at the east front door of the court tioust
in Audrain county, Missouri, proceed tt
sell said lands to the highest bidder, fol
cash, between the hours of 8 O'Clock il
| the forenoon and O'Clock In the after
noon of said day to satisfy said note, in
terest and costs.
40-tds NJ. Y. DUNCAN, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
ssReugh on Coughs. -

Sheriff Audrain County, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
HaM TO he Holy.

We have been informed that the
two holiness preachers who have been
canring at Montgomery City about
their being pure and without sin have
heen arrested and put in the jail al
DanvilIe. that county, for viloroform
ing members of their congregation.
1t appears that they have been in the
habit of chloroforming young girls
and having them faint away and
claiming they were affected with the
spirit. etc. This they easily did by
having the poison on their handker.
chiefs which they held near the young
ladies faces. If this is true, he'll II
full of ..holy people" of this kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
FARBER JOTTINGS.

Beautiful snow and lots of it. The
sleigh bells have been jingling on oui
streets for several days. The aver
age young man and his charming
lassie have taxed their minds to the
utmost to express their fondness fo,
each other as the fast trotters speed
over the snow, spreading distance
behind them.
DIR. S. c. Adams and MISS Susi,
Shaw. made flying trip to Well>viAs
in sleigh on last Sunday. Although
the Doctor has an extended practice
he still realizes that being young
man he must not forget to be socia.
bic. That's right. Doctor; we glory
in your spunk.
Sherman Lee, Tom Crouch and
Sam Wootton also went over tt
Wellsville last Sunday escorting eacl
other IN SielghS.
Misses Kate and Lou Thomas, Of
Middletown, are here on a visit
The hoys have been having quite /
nice time and no doubt will be sorr,
to see them leave. They speak o
r.turning home this week. We arr
sorry for you, boys, and ourself too
The holiness people are here nov
in meeting which has been in pro
gress several days.
John Crow met with a painful &C
cident one day this week, dropping (
skid on his foot, breaking one to-
and mashing two others badly.
Mr.. Perry Scroggin, of Kansas
arrived one day this week. 1t seem
that he is very fond of visiting IL Ger
tain school house hereabouts. w
can't blame you. Mr.. Scroggin, fo
| we are told the young lady is yer,
attractive UNo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
Concealed Weapons.

A bill has been presented to the
Legislature to raise the penalty for
carrying pistol. 1t should be ma,ie
. penitentiary affense. The carrying
Of a pistol is no; manly-it is cow
ardiy-except when you fear rob
hers and then you can get permission
Carrying pistol can result in no
good. Sooner or later it win land
the nearer either over the river into
the pen or over the river Into the
hereafter. Why not make it a peni-
tentiary offense and stop it at once !?