davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

In the Times Of Linneus" charming picture
of the venerable naturalist is presented. Many o,
the old the Peasant kng anu
hisdaughter Esther LARSEN. are reproduced ana
fatal ring lends Just enough of the supernatural to
the story to quicken the interest. In innes oi
Alchemy" there is really less actual alchemy tnah
in the nrecedug volume but the story is full OF In
cident and the episodes are marked with the usual
grace and lightness of touch. One OF the pleas
antest characteristics of the writings OF Iopenus
is his moral purity The simple Protestant spirit
of the Reformation ever breathes through MS
pages His characters are Christians of primitive
type, full of homely virtues and graces' natural
cheerful. patient, full of faith and endurance.
There are not many authors in this age OF agnos'i-
cism who retain the ability to flavor their books
with this old-fashioned unobtrusive piety but IL Is
very pleasant to meet it as Topelius represents IT,
and we cannot but feel that the translator OF TINS
series has deserved we'll of the American public.
The translator also deserves credit for having put
the stories into natural and easy English, which
seldom reminds the reader that the book was witt
ten in foreign tongue.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

ID You ani direct lins to n, Soltl of Frllc3
NEWYoRK AND BORDEAUX Dl 2E;C .
CHATEAU VI A N'AU ~
From "Prentce's StDrsi n5r Nilst. Ferryl Bro)Siya
Travellers f,r Frlns,. SpGn AL ItNy PiclloI P1I
Nice 60 win s,vrsine lnl sSDs1se " taxa g6lt5 ~
First CABIN nclu uE VIA u 50 90 siJl ooc)niC'''
steeraxe SIS For passage appXt2 >c,,p al psavarst
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
gieamso1.y au> aalIrs.>s'

EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
n steamer ~ G. iaa time sar North md
Excursion 90 New.Hsven aud return 81 81.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U
Il sATONICani NAuGA rUcR RAiLnp09A a Ds;-Steamseg
sSs s 4 aa ~ sns Other ross 1sa' s
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILnoAD.-t,omms nci5g october D. 1854
through trains wll leave Grand sntra nepot,
so m Fast limited oh,caso and st Louis Exprss
:.ssr .a dBns Baa Hsrs sss
sr-ivrg at chicago To- M aud e. Louis 7;2o n next
Y6so m Chicago Express cars . c.as. -
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
M western Ncw.York and Northern Exprssa with
$40 @ albany Troy and Utica E1pres through
drSwnS a. %cccmsodatIon saas to and Troy
Loai: Th sna s. I Hou
ss ma Express with g Syracuse and T.
AuSurn road and earaoga also 70 montreal p..n..t.,
e. rses sa E.DFss Ssvssn Tcs Detroit
Troy Connects with morning trains fer the West ana
for IKE NoGa cn ss sIsep. e aanS Bowling
oGss sn@ SIS sS Fulton s Bos d -
IN and sleeping es car es
procnred al any Of the occs in Newvork CITY, ana "
S33 Washing s!on;st. Brooklyn; otyn; =. ,-o,, r..aenoa
TSs:s .TSs:s rsin: trains .n sop Harlem s5st
IN r9HSEg HSSuEnegrutendens General Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE;.For n BOSTON Ts.st
express trains daily eIeepte TO Boston ct %
y m paror attached and 10 M paisSe
cars Sundays at 10 p NJ (with pasoS% " rUpPfIE Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
TINHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NEw-YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements of tr.in chamoo,.st Depot From asd
csSsss Sssa: sss sssss
asn 60
yns nj IA a.%onc mo- cIsSs SSs
as ws;s SOLD T;r "
ls Pullman Day sns ssa GSsas
s5S Sss sn2ns SSsssss ssia Z 9 eaissys
sss S sS M Rs:ssS 5
sunday. j ~ $40 5ao1 ~ %idnishs as s,o
ss$s4s
ssS sna sd g. 0 0pdnsA' Saturday
"a sssSs;. III Sc iSo s S S sss
saa.Z ss s.s s.,
ssS ssoadoa., and Kingston and Mo.tsomsrys as01A
81 sss 1893 ssS. S g. 30 $50 $50
sS g6GS s ssS lesS &
s' To ss ''s' Ssa
$50 iS2s of
!. & 5Sts S s1s., sSsz Sss thirty minutes ana nom
sss s.sss. is4
or q ss S.ss,ssa %sy 0i w
EcSSn Psss1 sSs%1o. u no
'' JOHN r. ABBOTT 0en'l Passr Agent, Ncw!York,
NORTHERN RAILROADO NEW.JERSEY
~ Trains for Englewood Closter, Piermont and
Nyack z $50 10 S:2O g. 45o $40. Gao. $50 p M
lJmIdnight. Sundays Z, a. m, and Sil6 2. m
Nanuet Spring Valley ana AoDsey7. ID = m, $50 p ~
o'"' JOHN n ABBOTT. GonT Paas'r Aren't. Nsx.York.-
WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA, WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave West 42dst Corand and str
tatons
S. S o B. pu%sa Ra:P :Ie:Ss :ssg'r' through
Detroit, 10 q. $3.50, sS IN. Pullman sleepers
Suspension Bridge. NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Rochester 40
a.. m, $3.50 D. IN. Sleeping and parior through
syracuse, 7lo; 40 a m. $3.50. .spm
Utica. 7:10 40. 1lD0 q. m. s5s5o. % D. -.
Newgurg. Kngston Cstssili. Albany '7;lo 40 ll;oo
For Montreal and Canada East 7.lo g. $50 p N.
Hamilton London so $3.50 q p n Toronto fooo
,baiy. Other trains daily except sunday.
tckes time tables parlor or sleeping car aecommodS.
information apply ut occs Jersey city, Penn X Il
HobOken l5Washington-st Brooklyn Courts,
Annex Office foot fnltonst Newl or CITY, r. 2o Yed Si5
l25th ST. 1881 Bowery, Penn r. T. stations foot Of Cort
and Desbrosscs and Wos shcre station foot Of
West 42ds BagsaGe caei for and checked from hotels
and residences. orders can be left &C ticket o1ices
"a state-st HENRY MONEfE Gen Pass Aren't
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
LINE.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

Coppanys Perinew No ~ North River sopt ;. host6a'
81 ~IM y, Durand ...... 49,. We ineslly. FEB a. m
LABRADOR Pericr ifanteriyc Weines tay. Zen pm
Sr IAU RENT de Jousen.... We tneS law zen ~ u m
Chocks)lga)le HEl an)lltI - suit on 'he banPu'
lr1nsAtiIuo1igJ Is D iBaBtANay,l No. B,viy Irs,l
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
R.aI GStats Agents.

A -CYRILLE CARREAU,
IA. 0rsud.st and Bowery under Oriental Bank, Tele.
phone Spring ll6 Represents In ali matters Of real
xstAts Superior facilities rent and manage property
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
dou,trp propertp mautso.

WANTED.-Land In Nebraska, Iowa or
J. n. DUNCAN, WGssw N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

Miscellaneous.
A - CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ parents Please give particulars L. MIRIAM
COYRIERE. 81 East l1th.st. Union square.
DHONOGRAPIY AND TYPEWRITING
i TAUGHT privately day and evening. PAINE'S BUsI.
NESS COLLEGE % Bowcry uptown 1873 broadway,
entrance lO7 West 94ths
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
THE WEIGHTS FOR THE SUBURBAN.
MR. LAWRENCE,S ALIOTMENTs FOR TIE GREAT

MR. LAwRENCE'S ALLOTMENTs FOR THE GREAT
HANDICAP.
The weights for the great Suburban HanH
cap at sheepsbead Bay were sent by Mr. Lawrence 10
the press yesterday afternoon. They are a lower
scale than they last year. II George Kinney, the
TOP weight is In his old form the day OF the race 81
pounds viii not prevent his winning. Following Is the
list,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

TIE sURGEON's sTOKTEs: IIMEs OF - LiNNEUs;; lS1fs;
Swedish Chicago: Jansen McClurg Co. TINES
OF ALCHEMY. BY The Same. Jansen, McClurg
q Co.
The two concluding volumes of the Surgeons
Stories maintain tho level Of this interesting and
Hsver seres IN which the historical novel form has
BEEN 90 skilfully employed. 1t is no doubt some
drawback, from the American readers point of
$tew, that Swedish history Is not much known
Sbroad, nor very interesting where it is knswn;
kud as Topelius is patriotic writer 1t may be
thought that he is ct times somewhat too Swedish
Tor this literary market There is however 80 much
Adsnty to average human nature. 80 keen
descriptive power, 50 much sound feeling. and SO
&ssah and pure literary STYLE that the Surgeons
btores have from the beginning attracted con-
SANITY increasing circe Of readers in this country
Ind the announcement that they have come to an
md viii doubtless be received with regret
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
Ocean GteGmcrs.

ANCHOR LINE. u. ). MAI. STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From p Ter 20, North iiver. F,o, OF Deyst.
Circassil -. FEB T. IL q. Furacssa FEB 2l a. M
Ethiopia Feb. IA, p Ais1tia feo - p m'
Cabin IA sage $50 Ia $50 second e'ass so
Steerage passage q from GLASGOW, IlVERPOOls
BELFAST or LONDOED ERRY sl5
TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN; -,
CITY of ROME. .. sails Wednesday. Aprii :. Mays
HEN DERSON RROrHElls, Agents Bowliny Greei
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

E1 EAST 2OTH.-Third floor front rooms,
III hall for gentlemen; restaurant; ref
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

y and Hudson IkIver In3tIt1ta JIaY3rIof, " Ys
1920 A YEAR
FITS FOR ALL COLLEtE5 All BUSINE5I
French, Art al dlHo l3iIH,L B):1Ik,J
School soatllue3 DDb dlrn ily All Aly1ys
Rev. ALONZO FLACK, PHI. d., President
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Rnler of Publication,
OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI. L.
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.
In the Circuit Court, June term,
1885.
Levy S. Moody, Plaintiff,
VS.. Divorce.
Ida T. Moody, Defendant
NOW on this day comes the plainti
IN his attorneys and files his petition
affidavit, stating among other things
the said defendant, Ida +. Moody,
nonresident of the state, and II apl
to the satisfaction of the Clerk OF
Court In vacation, that service cam
had in the Ordinary way, 1t Is heren
dered by the click that publicae'
made, notifying aid defendant %
action has been commenced agains
In the Circuit Court Of Audraip ee
Missouri, the objet and genera !
of which is to pro1re a divorce, -
less the defendant Ida F. Moody, !
appear at the mex term OF said 20
be holden at the curt house m IN
Of Mexico, Audrin county. MIS-
the frs, Monday J June next, Al
Rand on or before the sixth DAY =
answer or otherdse plesd 70 saio
ton. Judgment vii be rendered y
ing to the prayer,f said petition.
And it is furter ordered ina
|. hereof be puhlisedin the MExIcS :
ER, q published 10 sssa
of Audrain, for for weeks sue ns,
the last insertiono be o. ao
before the commencement Oh INC
of said court.
Witness my had and sea- Vi oA
9Th day of April, ss5. ,ogx,
Hit & Duncan
> Attys. for Plaintf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
WEARY WALLACE.
Attempts the Pistol Reute 70 Death
Bad Marksman.

James Wallace. of Santa Fe, No.,
and a brother Of VIM. Wallace, q
prominent s,ock man of this city,
tired to commit suicide one night last
week by shooting himself with a pis-
toll. He shot a little too high, the
bullet going just above the heart.
He had been very respondent for
some time and told his wife that he
wanted to die. His wife is a most
estimahle Lady, weli-known in Mexico.
She is a daughter of DR.. S. F.
II .ckliff, and loved and admired by
all who know her. They have a little
child four or five years old which adds
greatly to the misery caused by such
an act. The wound was not thought
fatal. He shot himself after he wen,
to bed. He took his pistol to bed
with him without his wife knowing
it, and before she thought Of such s
thing he had made the attempt OF
his life. He says he does not wan
to get well and did not want the doc
tors to probe for the bullet. 1t ii
said that dissipation and being un
fortunate in business had PARTIAL,
crazed the young mai and he did no
know what he was doing. We trus
he will recover and shake off his DIES
pondency. He 10 of a fine famil.
and could make a most estimabl
citizen, loving husband and devote
} parent. His friends and relation
hope, and we think, with good reaso
for the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Ledger Anniversary,

The Mexico LEDGER is twenty
SIX Years old this week. 1t ha.
t'3en under the present management
a little over eight years. In that
TINT It has been enlarged and i'm
proved in many ways, we think. A,
least
assss Is now has more than douosSSetll e
circulation it had then. We have
but one promise for the future. we
will 10 the best we can-angels can
10 no moreover forgetting our
motto: 10 our pride in the past and
orr llope for the future let US add
vigorous work in the living present"
Is ne grow old in years we shall en-
neavor to lose meme Of our vigor and
pray the LEDGER will never reach the
advanced age Of stupidity which,o-day
e enjoyed by some journals bu'
ls.. BY their patrons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
is II A SCARE
Is Pleuro. pneumonia not C%ontagiousi
Everybody knows Mr.. B. F. Harri-

Everybody knows Mr.. B. F. Harri-
son, formerly Of this county and now
in the cattle business in Chicago.
He is a well posted mai anu writes
as follows:
Mr.. T. w. Harrison, Mexico. Mo-.
CHICAGO, Ill, April 11.-DAAR
SIR notice by the papers that the
people of Galloway and Audrain
counties are much agitated over the
supposed existence II contagious
pleuro-pneumonia in that part of MIS-
souri. i have been in a position
which compelled me to investigate
the contagious diseases among cattle
in the United States and am thor
oughIy convinced that the whole
thing is a humhug and there has
never been u case of pleuro pneu-
monia of the European character in
any part of the west. 1t is rue the
Jersey breed # cattle frequently
have consumption or common pneu.
monia, but meme in the west have ever
had contagious p'euro-pneumonia.
There is no occasion whatever for the
people of Missouri being alarmed
about the disease. W. feel that there
is no danger about this state quaran
timing against any fat cattle from
your state, bat if it should come
about the people of Missouri viii
themselves be responsible for it TO
they are continually agitating thu
subject and keeping it before tn
people for discussion. When tn
, competent and disinterested me-
come to investigate the matter W
feel that they will find there is Ii
foundation for this agitation and til
, whole thing will die out. The fool
. ish speeches of public men and news
8 paper agitation is responsible for tn
present excitement.
{ If there is eve any talk about thi
I state quarantining against Missoul
We will do all we can to prevent i
;, There is no use for any n to sacr
fee his cattle on account Of the pres
" ent scare. Very Respectfully.
t B. F. HARRISON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Mr.. VIM. Waddingham is back

Mr.. VIM. Waddingham is back
from Mexico, Mo where he owns
extensive landed property, and has
laii out q beautiful park for the
pleasure of the citizens of that place.
He is a gentleman of generous i'm
pulses with troops of friends, who
ir're that his large interests will be
an incentive to remain here and not
divide too much Of his time with his
Mexico friends.-St. Louis Repabli-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

H. A. Gass was reelected school
commissioner without any opposition
He is a fine commissioner, perhaps
one Of the best in the State. He de-
votes mis- time and talents to the
office and, as a consequence, Audrain
has the best schools and best teach
c,s i'm the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

If newspapers would take a little
trouble to examine into news items
they would not so often have to make
corrections. There are two sides to
every story and whenever it IS posi-
be the LEDGER gives both sides for
what they are worth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Select School at Rush Hill.

We are glad to see that Rush Hill
is ~ lave a good select school under
the management of Miss Laura Clark.
:.graduate of Hardin College. Miss
Laura has had eight years experience
As :, teacher and has always given
the Irst of satisfaction. We congrat-
ula;c Rush Hill on securing a school
managed by Miss Laura. We know
they will be delighted with her and
her school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

The St Louis Republican, agrees
with the LEDGER about who will be
the next collector of revenue, and
says:
Although Fl. C. Duffy of Louisiana
has made formal application for the
appointment of collector of internal
revenue for the Fourth district he is
not likely to get it. Cornelius Voor.
his of Hannibal, the candidate OF
the Missouri delegation, will prob
ably be soon appointed to this col
lactorship.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that lettefs VI
IN administration upon the estate OF al
exander Marshall, deceased. ave oten
granted the undersigned, M; I: Dunc.u
by the probate court OF Audraln cnuh'''
Missouri. bearing date March 10. 1885. :,
All persons having claims against stid
estate are REQUIRED to exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator within
one wear after the date, or they may DC
nreeluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and if such claims be not exhibited within
two wears from this date they will be
forever barred. NJ. Y. DUNCAN,
4s-4t Adniaistrator, !;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

II. c.. Paul and others have petit
tons asking that the council erect
coal oil or gasoline lamps in Mexico.
Let US have light. We favor gas OIL
electricity, but if We can't have them
let have coal oil, candles. torches Oh
fire flies. We have been in darkness
long enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

Last Tuesday a nan was found
murdered and locked in a trunk in q
room at the Southern Hotel, St Louis.
He was a wealthy young E%nglishman
and his murderer is thought to be of
tl.e same nativity. 1t is supposed
money was the object. The murder
er is not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
BRIGHAM YOUN

Is g ears old, E+la aand~ nigh, |
as a crow come from Btucg Sam
stock.
Is a sure foal getter and large bre|
Served fifty mares last season.
sold readily from fifty to seventy
dollars at weaving.
Will serve mares at Eight dolls
insure or Six dollars for the season.
A. NJ. HARRISq
1922 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Free to Farmers.

To secure 100000 new subscribers
during next sixty days, we will actu-
aIlv send the best farmers magazine
in the q. S. free for one entire year
toAevery one sending us at once the
names Of ter farmers and ~ 2-ct
aaaps for POSTAGE, etc. Regular
rprfe sI.O0. Address NATIONAL
Nund. N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
THE OUTS n ms.
The New CITY COuneil-Mayor's lnau.
gural-N0tes.

The old council retired and the new
one was sworn in last Monday night.
The change IN affairs took but a few
moments as the books were all
straight and everything ready to be
turned over. Mayor Fowler then de.
livered the following inaugural adj
dress which was received with APP
plause:
The following committees were
then announced by the Mayor:
Clslms-B. Ringo, J. L. Neale, j.
W. Pratt.
Ways and Means-J. L. Neale, j.
w. Pratt, III. A. Field.
Streets and Alleys-A. G. Turner,
A. f. Poteet, b. Ringo.
P~rinting-J. w. Pratt, A. f. Po-
teet, Fl. A. Field.
Unfinished Business-H. A. Field,
A. G. Turner, A. +. PCteey
Burt Ringo was elected president
of the council and the following Off
GERS elected by the council:
H. C. Smith. Assessor.
Redman Galloway, Treasurer.
c. D. Rodgers, Engineer.
A. J. Surber, Street Commissioner
Il L. T. ShootmaL, Weigher.
James Marshall. 1st night watch
, Robert Kemp, End night watch.
j. W. Pratt, Supt. cemetery.
Benz Bradley, Sexton cemetery,
These officers are good men TO
their respective places and the com
mittees, We think, clearly show tn
e Mayors good judgment.
NOTES.
Ringo is the only old member.
They are all for electric light.
Major Carson ran like a scare
wolf.
!, A dark horse carried off the ses
j tonship. He is a good man.
There was more candidates fc
appointive offices than usual.
Isl The council will he glad when the
can get into The new building.
This is the 9TH time r. H. Fowl.
y. has been Mayor of Mexico.
i The council is made out of ii
Of kind of stuff that makes cities o,
of towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
Take Your Choice.

The Mexico Mtelligencer says
there is a sensation at Thompson Sta
ton with a baby in the case, and the
LEDGER says Thompson Station was
thereby slandered. You pay you
money and take your ch"icc.-FarbeI
Enc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLL%h
IN Notice is herby given .. aao
m~inistrator of th estate Oh SIM
iop, deceased, sil at the may 'e "a
of the Audrain Bobste CouIl {
a ma, se''iemenR d. A. RoBEl
62-tdcm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

There is nothing new about the
cattle disease. No case as yet can
be found outside of Galloway, and
every endeavor is being made tc
stamp it out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

The country Sunday schools are
being organized for the summer.
Washington district, as usual, starts
this good work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

Laddonia is preparing for another
sensation. If Laddonia had gas ard
wster she would be a rapid city in
every sense of the word.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

The Democratic nominees were
elected in Vandalia with one excep-
ton. The marshal was defeated by
one vote. The successful man will
make a good marshal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

One electric light on top of the
court house, for instance, would make
the city, for blocks each way, as light
ne day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that L, as ad-
ministrator of the estate of WIN. Hlnze'
deceased, will at the May term, 1850,
of the Audrain Probate Court, make my
final settlement as administrator OF said
estate. ). ID.
5o Administrator de bonis non.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

Sired by Lawder's Mammoth ia
years cid, Is hands high, black;
strongly built, a good breeder, a fine
former, and will give satisfaction il
work. He is the sire of the best jaa
] Boone county
Series Mares-Eight dollars to In
! or six dollars for the season.
Serves Jennets at Ten and Twenty
isrs. This is q number one Jennet,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

1t is our candid opinion that wire
fences were made to tear the clothes
off of the festive snipe-hunter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

'.Philo,' of Laddonia, Is abund-
antly able to take care Of ''Esau.'
He gave it to him just right in the
Herald last week if he would only
rub it in n little.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NNotice is hereby giFen that I, as admin
istrator de bonis o of the estate OF
Hannibal Downey deceased, will at the
May term, 1885, of the Audrain Probate
Court, make my final settlement as adj
ministrator of said estate.
j. j. HULEN,
Administrator de bonis non.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

NOTICE is hereby given that letter:
IN testamentory on the estate OF Alfred
S. Wilson, deceased, bearing date March
80, 1885, were granted to the undersigned
by the probate court of Andrain county,
Missouri.
All persons indebted to said estate are
required to make immediate payment,
| and persons having claims against salt
estate are required to present them TO
| allowance within one year from date o.
| said letters testamentory or they may bs
precluded from any benefit in said estate
and if not presented within two years will
be forever barred.
5l.4t PHILLIP DALBY, Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16
The prospect for wheat is not good

The peach crop in Missouri is
killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

The ground froze nineteen inches
deem in Missouri last winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

HENRY Ward BEECH.

Also at the same place two jacks, ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-16

liars.
One gentleman at Farher sold him
TWO loads of fat cattle and took a
due bill for $1,000. payable when he
/ came back. 1T is not due vet
Liabilities estimated from $4,000
to $4,000. Real estate worth about
$4,000.
None of the banks IN the county
will lose "a cent. They had been
quietly trimming their sails and get
ting ready for the storm for some
time.
The stock men say pleuro-pneu-
monia is nothing to this.
1t is said that Able s"m"times
toyed with the golden locks of that
tickle dame, "option."
LADDoN1A. Mo-, April 14.-Th"s'
Able and family left home a few days
ago, not telling anyone where they
were going, taking most of theil
household goods and leaving many
debts behind. He had just shipped
cattle to Chicago, returned home a
night and started with his famil,
and goods. At Benton City b
!, shipped his goods to st. Louis. Mr.
, Grey, the druggist. who is on
among the many he was owing, ha
p search of the runaways. /
chit be was several thousan'
kchardson died yesterda.
option and was buried a
kay by the Odd Fellows.
was the biggest sale da
ever had and the tow
:.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-29
Republican Convention.

Tho Republican, Executive
Committee of Pamela county-A.
L. Davis, chairman, and +. 7.
McMury, sccretary-have called
a county nominating convention
Of the Republican party to meet
at sardis, Saturday, September
10Th ; beat convcntions-cach to
select ten delegates are called 10
meet Friday, Sept. 1lth mt the
following places Beat Liberty
Hill Church 2-at Brahan''
Chapel Sat Pope's Chapel
AIT Pollard's School House o.
at sardis.