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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
MAPLE GROVE ITEMS.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Ledger.
MAPLE GROVE, Feb. 23.-Miss
Annie Brown has returned from St.
Louis, where she has been taking
lessons in stenography.
II. D. Davis will remain on Capt.
Shears farm another year.
Miss Carrie Canterbury has return
ed from a lengthy visit to friends III
the eastern part of the county.
j. A. Nichols and family have
moved from Mexico back to their
fine blue grass farm.
Ed. Williams is building a new
house on his fathers farm, Messrs.
Shane and Shaffer of Mexico doing
the carpenter work.
G. ID. Philips and family have
moved in Harrison Fex's house, Mr..
Fox having moved to Mexico.
Buck Phillips and William Sims
have rented a farm u on the prairie
and propose to keep "bach" this
summer.
Mr.. Basse, recently from Germany,
is taking lessons in American farming
from Matthew Russell.
j. Adj Smith and j. A. Nichols
have been re-appointed road over
seers in this district. No better men
for the position could have been
selected.
NJ. L. Everett and family, of Kan
sa, City, l. visiting at Mr.. O'Rear's,
the father of Mrs. E.
l.. S, Hopkins is confined to his
room from q threatened attack OF
pneumonia.
The young people of the vicinity
of Maple Grove meet every two
weeks to engage in a spelling bee in
terspersed with various literary eXer.
cises. A paper called tue Socid
Siftings is read at each meeting ano
has been the source of much afnuse
ment, and in afcw instances has eau.
ed parties present to go home with /,
long lip. The first paper was edited
by Miss Ida Slz.er and Mr.. Charlie
Brown; the second, by Misses Lizzie
Brown and Lucy Cleveland; tn,
third and last, by Messrs. Georg,
Byrns and VIM. Jesse. The mex
t paper is to be edited by Miss CARR,
Canterbury and Mr.. James Gass
The meeting last Friday night wa
we'll attended and very enjoyable, tn
leading feature being the reading o
the paper, although the other exer
, cises were quite good and well re
ceived. Us,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
COAL MODITY.
Meeting Of Members Of the Beard Of
Trade In the Coal Interest.

Several members of the Board Of
Trade met at the Office OF Lee &
Mitchell Monday evening to consider
the organization of a mining company
to bore for coal in this vicinity. Be-
sides Messrs. Cauthorn. Botkin, Shea,
Llewellyn, Hord, Buckley, Ricketts,,
Mitchell and other members of the
Board. there was present a Mr.. Sham
bach, a practical miner, who expressed
his ideas about the manner of getting
at coal, of which he thought we had
an abundance. Shambach felt sure
there were three veins -one in the
rear of Uncle Billie Vests, the sec
ond on the farm of b. r. Cauthorn
and the third on Mr.. Abhay's place,
east of town. He was instructed by
the committee, Messrs. Buckley.
Botkin and Cauthorn, to begin at
once investigation of the matter Vt
developing the black diamonds, and
Mr.. Cauthorn was empowered to con-
tract with owners of land for the
privilege of taking out coal. Nothing
definite was done in the way of or
ganizing a stock company, but efforts
looking in that direction will be made
at the next Board of Trade meeting.
Mexico must develop her coal inter-
est if she would have manufactures
locate among US. Let the good work
proceed, and also let there be a good
attendance at the Board of Trade
meeting when the company is organ
lied, which 1t will be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
RUSH HILL RACKET.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Feb. 23.-Mr. John
Green has sold his farm, known as
the Walker farm, 120 acres, for S25
per acre, to Mr.. John Bick, taking n
part payment a dwelling house in
Rush Hill for 5000. and the lar. e
livery stable on front street for ST.
900. Mr., Green is now putting up
an addition to the stable and will
SOON put in some fine horses and ve-
hicles. It will soon be that those
who enjoy q pleasant drive with a fine
rig "a be accommodated in Rush
Hill. MIR. Green is an extensive
horse and mule dealer, and those
having stock to sell a always find
sale for them here.
Elder Wheat, of Glasgow, presid-
ing elder of Hannibal district of the
Northern M. z. church, held the
quarterly meeting here last week and
preached a number of practica.
sermons. One we will cali attention TO,
in which he showed the evil. immoral
and degrading tendencies of the mod
ern skating rink. Elder Wheat left
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Travis
preached at night the house was SO
crowded hat many had to stand
during the entire services. We are
glad to note that there was much
better order than on former occasions.
Mr.. Reusch and family left here
last week, but have not fully decided
where they will locate permanently
At present they r stopping al
Jonesburg. We regret to have them
leave. Mr. r. has always been very
liberal in anything that came up that
was calculated to advance the inter
ests of the town.
Mrs. Ruse has purchased an acre
iat south Of the railroad in what il
kn"wn as Wilcoxen's addition snd
will erect a dwelling on it at once.
John VAIL hss completed a neaI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
evening, March IL.

The Montgomery Standard says
the milk company of that place dis.
tributed among the members of the
company in the month of January the
handsome sum OF $50. 90. The tota
number of pounds of milk produces
was 5S,062, which was sold at $l.5(
per hundred. producing the amour
of money stated above.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

Ii Sid Whisner amt a hummer.
II MIR. E. D. isn't really fright
funny"
If differences were ever known 10
convict anybody
Ii everybody don't look to the
signal flags for weather.
When we are going to have that
hume dramatic company.
How many more candidates there
will be for City Marshal.
What man in Centralla is "swing-
ing at the wrong end of the pole"
If Mexico don't take better care of
her poor than any town in the state
Who was scared the most, Ed.
Bolts, Willard Carroll or John Viii
liams.
If Rodemyre, of the Centralia
Guard, didn't make q dandy Handy
Andy"
If a school of mnelnonics ought
not to do a hourishing business in
Mexico.
What gentleman it i, that is always
unlucky when the queen is turned up
rs trumps.
If jealousy amt the real OF
the present groundiess allegations of
our contemporary.
Ii the G. A. K. didn't leave several
hundred dollars in Mexico during
the late encampment.
If Mexico will not be widely ad-
vertised, now that the editorial con
vention is to be held here.
If a sensation is not brewing in
Sturgeon that will shake that place
from center to circumference.
If some of Mexico's young mtn
won't see the folly of the course they
are at present pursuing and reform.
If everybody wants to get into the
Duucan-G aliaher controversy. We
would judge so by the way man.
uscripts are C, ming in.
If the Board of Trade has not al
last taken a step in the right direction
III its efforts to procure coal? There
IS any abundance of it TO be had.
If the royal manner in which the
6. A. r. delegates were entertained
was not partly the means Of securing
the press convention in this city.
II Billie Carter has not employed
more carpenters in the past two weeks
and paid out more money than il
would take to start a pottery at Gin
cinnati, Illinois.
Ii the churches will set up any
more eating houses in Mexico on big
days, and if the hotel keepers wer'
not justified in claiming that they dlt
them an injustice.
If Mrs. S-w led the "Salvatiol
Army" in it's onslaught upon tn
Guard office at Centralia. IF sh
did, of course "Rody" is reticen
upon the subject.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Two Audrain Men Fighi-Shpoting Not
SERIOUS,

Two Audrain Men Fighi-Shpoting Not
Serious.
From the C .ntralia Guard.
A shooting ARRAY occurred in Cen
rralia on Saturday last, which for
tunately terminated without fatal re-
suits. The origin of the difficulty
dates back nearly two months. 1t
will be remembered that some months
stree Irwin Sims had about IS head
of cattle stolen from his pasture. near
Thompson Station, of which no trace
has ever been discovered. Suspicion
finally became fixed upon a number
IF parties but no evidence could Re
secured against them. It appears
that among those suspected was j. =.
Forshay, and some over Jealous par
ties in order to determine his corn-
plici,y in the disappearance of the
cattle resorted to strategy. About a
month ago one night at the midnight
hour a party If half a dozen persons
approached Forshay's dwelling, and
while the balance concealed them
selves in hearing distance, one Of the
party approached the door and
knocked. Upon Mr.. Forsliay going
to the door this party told him a
fictitious story about a former EN-
pioye of Sims having been arrested
in Centralia that day, who had made
8 confession duplicating For-hay in
the theft of the cattle. Forshay was
urged to make his escape, but instead
of doing so he became very indignant
and y serted his innocence. Finding
hat a t lex had been played upon
him, he ferreied out the instigators.
Among whom he suspected of being
in the plot was d. S. Strickland. On
Saturday last Forshay and Strickland
were both in C~entral,a. and accident
Nv met In front of Willis & Pape's
store, and after some words Forshsy,
it is SAID, drew a revolver. hut before
he could use it a bystsnder knocked
it down and the ball passed through
Forshay's foot, between the toes :
but there are so many different
stories that nothing hut a legal IN
vestigation will bring out the facts
in the case. The men lei sepsrat-
ed and Forshay was arrested and
placed under 81 900 bonds to appear
for trial on Wednesday. Owing to
the absence Of the prosecuting at
torney the trial was put off until Fri
day. As the case is under legsl i'm
yestigation we withhold comment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
MEXICO VICTORIOUS!
She Gets the Next Meeting Of
the M. P. A.
WHICH WILL BE HELD MAY n
AND ~.
A Big Thing for This City.-Junketing
Journalists.
Editorial Corresp. ndeuce.

Editorial Corresp" ndeuce.
ST. Louis, Feb pat the meet
ing OF the executive commute. of the
Missouri Press Association, held at
II office of the School and Home in
THIS city to-day, it was decided to
hold the mex annual meeting of the
Association at Mexico on Tue>da,
" Wednesday, May Ii and IL
ms Is another leather in Mexico's
cap, which l am certain the people
Will appreciate.
We leave tonight by the Ohio and
Mississippi, in Il special car, for Gin.
clnnati. where the International Cou-
~yention will be held. This association
vas formed by the consolidation of
the Northern and Southern Press
Associations and is made up of eii-
tors of this country and Canada
At the conclusion of u session in
Cincinnati the association will proba.
bly, take an excursion TO Washington,
d.. C., and may hold u session of a
day or two there. F. A. Weimer.
L. j. Lingle, +. ii. Kramer. j. f.
Payne. w. H. Kerns, Dan c. Ken
nedy, Lewis Lamkin, J. w. Jacks,
j. t Chiids, Thos Irish. JOS. Ii
Turner, W. l.. Thotuas, J. A. Hud-
son and myself will be present from
Missouri.
The application of Col. J T. Chill,
of the Richmond C~onserrator, for the
Slanese mission was indorsed by the
association, and the resolution Or
dered to be forwarded to Presiden,
Cleveland and Secretary Bayard.
While in Washington Git we go
there) l shall call upon the president
and Col. Hutton. Can't say exactly
when | will be home. Bob.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
S. K. A. O. q. w. Lodge at Vandalia.

5. h. A. d. U. w. Lodge at fandalia.
Last Saturday evening Grand Com
mander H. L. Dean organized a
lodge of Select Knights A. o. q. w,
at VaniaIia. The following officers
were elected:
J. NJ. Culbertson, P. G.
H. T. Davis. Commander.
s D. Ely. Vice-Commander.
Cash Blackburn, Lieut.. Command
er.
Geo. w. Daniel, Recorder.
A w. Robinson, Treasurer.
j. j. Smith. Recording Treasurer.
Ed fowler. Standard Bearer.
DR.. R. H. Johnson, Sen. Workman,
E o Davis, Junior Workman.
c. G. Daniel, Marshal.
J. W. McCune, Inside Guard.
J X Smith, O.. z. Turner, Frank
Ogie, Trustees.
DR.. D. L. S. Bland, Medical Elk
amineI.
Select Knights Cbas. Murray, ]
G.. Trimhle, j. F. McWilliams, r
NJ. White, j. Franklin, r H. Ker
nan, A. G.. Gass and J. V. William.
IF Mexico lodge were in attendance
and speak in the highest terms o
praise of their treatment by thei,
brethren of Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
SAILING ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SAILING, Mo-, Feb. 23.-Mrs. Ben
Crump is quite sick.
p. j. Mckinney sold to F. T. Worth
man, 40 grade Hereford bull calves, to
be delivered in kadsas City, at $40 pei
head.
Miss Mollie Downing is attending the
annual exhibition of the Martha Wash.
ingtoH Society, given by the young
ladies of the Christian College at Col.
umhia.
Mr.. B. F. Turner had a nice day for
his sale on the 18th, and stock brought
good prices. The following is a partial
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Resolutions of Respect.

Notice having come to the subor.
dinate ladge No. ISL Of the order OF
A. II. T. A. of the death of Brother
John Shelly, a member in good stand
ing.of this order; therefore, be it
Resolved, That this subordinate
lodge offers it's heartfelt sympathy to
the surviving relative~; also that we
are deprived of a good member. &
true man and a respectful neighbor.
FIR HAGEDoRN,
D.. j. ATKINS,
c. j. FoUTz,
Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

Cash Blackburn, of Vandalis, made
us a pleasant call last week. Cash
has made up his mind to be a csnd'-
date for Collector of Audrain county
He is a sound and hard working
Democrat. For years he has been
working for the good of his party
and his friends. He now proposes to
give them o chance to show thelt
apDreciatiOn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
B. +. DoBYNs, Sec'y
j Barney Hooton's residence. hS

j Barney Hooton's residence. i've
miles west Of Mexico, was burned
Monday night. Insured for 500
loss 81 200. The FIRE originated from
a defective fue: "Sut" has had bad
luck with his property here OF late
He is a Woodworking, enterprisIng
young man and has u sympathy In
his loss. He will rebuild at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
See what the st. Louis Globe Dem
orrot has to say about the Mendel.
ssohn Quintette Club:

The Mendelssohn Quintette Club
gave their first concert last evening to
a large audience ia Mercantile Library
Hall. 1t would indeed be hard to say
much for the musical taste of any city
where this company should fail to draw
a crowded house. Whatever people may
say Of Boston-and people will say haru
things of Boston-she has given us the
covers a multitude of her shortcom-
ings.
At opera house in this city, Friday
evening, March IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Democratic City Committee.

There will be y meeting of the City
Democratic Executive Committee
Monday, March I'd. at 4 p. M, at the
law office of George Robertson fol
the purpose of taking into cons'dera'
ton the plans of the party for the
coming spring election.
GEO. ROBERTSON, Chm'n.
ID L nnryNS SQn'V
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Notice to all City Delinquent
Tax PAYERS,

The list of property upon which
city taxes are delinquent will be
made out and returned to the city
council at its second regular meet
ing in March, 1886. Persons owing
city taxes can save the penalty incl.
dent to a transfer Of said delinquent
list to the County Collector, by pay
ing their taxes on or before March
18th, 1886. JOSEPH MURRAY.
46-2w Marshal and Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
BIOGRAPHY FOR SAME DATE.

Marcus Aurelius, considered first
al a Ci,izen. second as an Emperor
and third as q Philosopher.
Stephen A. Douglass, first as q
Student and Lawyer, second as a
Politician and Statesman and third a.
a Man. J. II. HAYDos, Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
MONEY! MONEY!
$500, $500, $1,000, $4,000
5000.

Good farm loans can now be placed
for three or FIVE years time at fair
rates in Audrain, Booze, Cailaway,
Randolph, Monroe, Rails and Pike
counties. Apply to
J. r. CLARK, Mexico, Mo-,
Agent for eastern capital and old
est real estate and loAn agent IN Cen
trail Missouri 45-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

N UT uITTVftTFNNU W W.. fsFVW
MIR. Henry Stevison and Miss Annie
Irwin We're married Saturday the Goth,
by lamp-light in the big road, by Esq.
Robert Harris.
Or: Enoch Gentry. of Harrisburg, is
visiting his brother, DR.. G. G. Gentry.
Mrs. Jas. H. Hardin, of Moberly, is
visiting the family of S. w. Down
ing. PORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
New Lumber Yard.

f. w. Buffum has established
new lumber yard on lot adjoining j
j. Steeie's residence, where be would
be pleased to serve customers. His
stock is large and varied and prices
will compare favorabiy with those o
other lumber dealers. Give him {
call; he solicits your custom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Is, Fursl,ay aud ID. r. Strickland,

j. S. Forsi.ay and ID. r. Strickland
both of this county, were IN Cen
tralia last week and got into q row.
The former attempted to shoot the
latter but a bystander knocked the
pistoi down and Forshay shot HIM
self through the foot. The wound u
not considered dangerous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

The Famous Is now offering the
greatest bargains in bleach and brown
muslin, shirtings, glnghams. light and
dark prints of cottonades ever shown
to the trade of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

For SALE-Two billiard tables, one
pool table and fixtures; all in good
repair. Cheap for cash Address
Mrs. e. Golding, Fulton, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

| The Famous Cash House of Mex
leo always takes the lead for new
goods. lowest prices and greatest
bargains.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

tomorrow by rains
Bob Platt is Vandalla's new lawyer.
Hrs. A.. G.. Turner is home from
Louis.
Eaudalia will have a new postmas-
shortly.
Hexico has the best musical tale mt
be west.
Born, to Col. and Mrs. Green Clay
bnghter.
Ned Buckner is home from the
efc coast.
Joe Levi spent a few days in Co.
nbia this week.
Lillian Alcott at opera house FRI
! eve, March 5.
dendelssohn Quintettc Club Friday
ming, March II.
dr. Henry Watterson continues TO
To,e gradually.
Found Floating Around will not
ear in the LEDGER.
presbyterian sociable at Rufus
ay's tomorrow eve.
Oar friend, Il. A. Byrns, south of
%, is on the sick list.
Zee closing exercises of the G.. A.
meeting on first page.
The Select Knights l. legion meets
iurther notice at 1880.
Unele Ike Roland has opened a
grocery store at Vandalia.
letter Walthall, deputy revenue
leetor, was IN Mexico Tuesday.
Quite a delegation from Mexico
go to Columbia to hear Talmage.
fhe candidates for office surely
ok the early bird gets the worm.
aendelssohn Quintette Club of
sson at Opera House March 18th.
Little Miss Leila Miller entertained
host of friends one eve last week.
ars. Show, of Centralia, was in
sn Tuesday on business and called.
Candidates cards printed neatly
{ cheap at the LEDGER job Office.
tickets for the grand Mendelssohn
attainment on sale at Dobyns &
DDS.
eol. Beal, of the Laddonia Herald,
u in the e.. A. r. meeting and
led.
Centralia has a fine home dramatic
apany. What is the matter with
Hzico?
George Adams says he does not
pect to be O candidate for sheriff
It fall.
i. T. Baird, # Baird College,
nton, No, has our thanks for
Hrtesies.
sandalia has a tip-top band. Every
70 in the county has a good band
Fept Mexico.
I. N. Luckett has a public SALE
esday, March Sth, ten miles south
II Of Mexico.
Harry Moore's drum corps has th'
INKS of the LEDGER for several ele
1t serenades.
Rev. T. G.. Wnitten is assisting il
lducting a prctracted meeting il
uisiana, Mo.
The finest musical entertainment
II given in our city, Tuesday even
!, March 18th.
Matte of the Laddonia Herai'
9 up last week to get a LEDGE
c,orial Annual.
]. Fl. Canada, of Sailing township
U probably be q candidate TO
santy Collector.
Harry Moore's drum corps wa
'nired and complimented by al
% heard or saw it.
". Ireland, a fine dentist of Han
vel, has moved TO Vandalia and wi
" a good business.
1. Chas. P. Malone is now wit
Brown, Daughaday & Co. DIR
g house, St. Louis.
VA. Day, of Mexico, is a men
q the new council of admins
non for the q A. r
q Digs, editor of the Vienns
a'es county, Courier, made US
ssant call last week.
~ up and get a LEDGER Pictori'
eeeai If you have not received on
81 coat you nothing.
Ruesses on the horse at w. 1
sssf's Palace Saloon must be j
esasday, March end.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Becoming Civilized.

Frank james purchased to-day
from the trustees OF the M. E.
church, South, the parsonage on
South Cedar street, paying $1,000
| Nevada Mad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

The restaurant and eating house
men are not happy. Last week they
contributed literally toward the G.
A. r. meeting and prepared to feed
the visitors. They say the streets
were filed with boys who were giving
bills and carrying signs for church
eating houses hat were feeding leo-
ple for 25 cents. These men claim
that they do not object to the churches
making money and are liberal in that
direction themselves, hut that on
this occasion they suffered a hard
! SHIN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
New Firm.

The readers attention is directed
to the double column advertisement
in this issue eff Harper, Turner &
Co, the $50" being Mr.. w. j.
Rixey, late of Jonesburg. With the
addition of a live, go-ahead partner
to an already prosperous firm, husi-
ness at the ''Harper corner" will keep
pace with the rapid strides Mexico is
making. Besides dry goods, and
everything of that sort, the new firm
will keep groceries, provisions, etc.
We congratulate Harper & Turner
upon securing Billie Rixey for 8
partner. Give the new firm a call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
R3ading Circle.

A good attendance and two very
interesting exercises, rendered the
last meeting, held Feb. 10Th, n of
the best yet. Prof. Damn conducted
The Battle Of Syracuse in a mas
terly he rallied his forces
and instructed them as Demosthenes
would have done had he been called
upon sooner. The of the
three sturdy Athenians, Messrs. Hay
don, Bryan and Torreyson, and of a
few invincible Amazonians, were
somewhat difficult to control, but, at
last. he retired from the conflict
wreathed with laurels, and rich y
| Laden with the spoils of ''noble, hon
| orahle battle" Prof. Damn had his
subject thoroughly at hand and
treated it logically, accurately and
successfully.
Mr.. Bryan presented Food
carefully selected from many varls-
| ties and swell DONE In his selec-
tons of foods, be persistently refused
to pass with approval upon any article
of diet not ultimately analysed and
proven beyond a doubt to produce a
certain class If tissue. Mr.. Bryan
drew from plants, animals. earth. ali
and water, the magic constituents OF
muscle, fat, bone, brain and thought.
The coffee and tea placed before the
Circle by him were of the finest quail
tiles, and, though open to some oh
lection unless treated with Jersey
cream and loaf sugar, still they were
endorsed by the Class with the enthu.
sasm of gourmands. 1t may be
many days before the Circle shall be
invited to such a feast as Mr.. Bryan
served. The very remembrance OF
that excellent soup, brolled steak
roasted potatoes. &C., snakes oul
mouth water" MIR. Bryan disposed %
his subject IN "a scientific and scholarl.
manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
Attention, A. o. u. W.

To officers and members: Please
meet at Hall at z o'clock this evening
for business OF Importance
j. f. NcWnLIkMs, IL. W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

Don't fail to see al. of Leonard
Bros. sale at MI. Leonard, Saline
county, April 6 and 2. 46-tds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

If you want to see a nice, clean
stock; if you want to buy goods
cheap; If you appreciate low prices,
90 to the Famous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25
OUTLINE FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 6

OUTLINES FOR SATURDAY,, NAKCH o.
Sketch Book.--Read "rhe Bears
Head Inn at East cheap" and. 10
connection with it, Snak-peare's
Henry ~. Also read "stratford-on-
Avon" Prepare on characters,
places, historical illusions, the au-
thor's diction, sentences, rhetorical
figures. style, and things worth re-
nembering.
ID. A. MCMILLAN, Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-25

|.,e are authorized to a ucunce
b. T. fDNLlNSbN
/. 5datp for election to the Office of CITY Re
=, subject tn the action of the Democratic
EtBIi0n.