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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18


at IL o'clock M, at the southwest corner OF
District of Shelby county, Tenn, sell the
following described tracts of land: The first
beginning at Carr and McLemOre's corner
on Greer's line; thence east IL 40 chains to
Greer's Sc corner thence north 10 chains to
Greer's NE corner: thence east s chains 70
BradshaW's Sc corner; thence gonlh 1913
chains TO McLemore and Carr's SW corner
of l3-acre entry; thence cas-. ID chains;
thence north 10 chains to VIM. and Gideon
Pillows line; thence east 1880; thence south
so chains; thence west AZ 80 chains to Carr
and McLemore's line; thence north 1878
chains to the beginning, containing lC9 acres,
more or less, it being the same tract OF land
conveyed to Daniel Hughes by James y.
Felts BY deed of August Il, 1856, recorded IN
Also, lot 10 of the Borland subdivision of
lots, fronting 60 feet on the east side of Bor--
land avenue, and running back between
parallel lines 40 feet to an alley,
Also, part of lot 9 of same subdivision, on
the south boundary line OF lot 10, eighty feet
from the southwest corner OF same, and run
ming south at right angles with said bound
AIRY line nine feet and Elk inches; thence at
riSht angles east sixteen feet SO as to run d.
cistern thence at right angles nine feet and
six inches to the south boundary line of said
property, with all improvements thereon,
and being the same property conveyed to j.
Z. billiard, trustee, by s. l.. and q. G.. Dent
recorded in book las, page 22, Of the records
of Shelby county.
Terms Of Sale-cash. Title believed to be
GOOD, but i sell only as trustee.
H.. iH L. III. ESTES, JR, Trustee,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18

Pen Picture OF DIR. J. webb Rogers.
The elder Rogers, who was before
the House Pan Electric Committee to-
day, is q queer character. He has had
a taste of almost everything from the
pulpit down. He was educated for
the Episcopal ministry, and thirty
years ago vas rector of the pretty lit
tie church at Franklin, Tenn. There
he married q Miss Harris, whose fam
lily, by the way, has always claimed a
relationship to the present Senator
from that State, Hon. Isham G.. Hsr-
Tis, whose connection with the PAN
Electric company has been more or
less advertised. Rogers continued in
ais service until the breaking out OF
le war, when he became hot parti-
on the Confederate side, 50 hot
ne has not, it is said, fully got
on yet. He entered the
rate service as sort
z parson and. followedEils
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE

Don Carlos f. Musick, Importador
V Criador de toda close de animales
finos, Hacienda del Torreon, Estado
de Durango, Mexico, is in the city
visiting his brother-in-law, Col. G.
G. Mediation. The rancheros of
Don Carlos is forty-fve miles long
by twenty-four wide, containing 24O,-
600 acres, well stocked with high
grade cattle, horses, sheep, hogs and
native horses, donkeys and goats.
He also has 1000 acres fenced by a
stone wall four feet high for agricul-
tural purposes. The residence con-
tains twenty-six rooms and the only
chimney in it is in the kitchen. Fires
are never needed except for culinary
purposes. There are on the place
some three thousand poems, large
and small, postoffice, soap and wooden
factory, carpenter and blacksmith
shops and numerous other buildings.
The Don will visit the states again
during the summer and will take out
some twenty car loads OF fine stock,
to be purchased for him by the Nc.
Hattons of this place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
r. II. HERMAN, 0. NJ.
Grand and Petit ,Jgries.


The following are the grand and
petit jurors for the January term OF
court, commencing Jan. 25th:
r. p. Hopkins, j. d Smith, Gran
vile Terry, Joseph Slsk, VIM. Elllst'
Vim. Fisher, James Cunningham,
j. +. Youngblood, J. NJ. Harrison,
G. W. Signor, r. W. Kisor, J: Fl.
Wilson. David rockett, r.. n. West,
j. C. V. BaskinA, j. r. WIlIingham,
w. A. Reagan, rJ.F. Bolts, J. W. Nc
Cormack, Joseph Able, S. o. Wright,
l.. H. Hightshoe, w. G. Sims, NJ, r.
X. Biggs, d. W, Campbell, James
Canada, J. 2. Nailor, b. +. Davis,
W. d. Vivion. r. Phillips, j. r. Shell,
J. r. Gilliland, Joseph Gilvin, J. j
Freeis, Chas. Householder, James q
Orr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

We meet people daily who have
attended the McGibeny entertain
ments. All pronounce them first
class.
Go to the Windsor billiard parlor
when you want to play a game of
billiards or pool. Tables all newly
refurnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bennett have
returned from a two months visit to
Baltimore, Washington City and
other places east.
Finest billiard tables in town at
the Windsor billiard parlor. New
cushions and new covers have just
been placed upon them.
The McGibeny Family have the
highest endorsements of the pulpit,
press and public-immensely popular
everywhere. Seats for sale at Dob
yns & Gibbs.
The McGibenys for the benefit Of
our public school, Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Seats secured after 10 o'clock a. m.
Jan. 14th at Dobyns & Gibbs drug
store.
If you would do something for the
public good and find an evenings
pure pleasure attend the McGibeny
concert on Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, at
opera house.
The A. o. U. W., Select Knights,
Knights of Honor. Sons and Daugh-
tiers of Temperance, G. A. r. Post
have moved into Hlner's new hall,
which is the best in this part of Mis-.
souri, for all kinds of lodge meetings.
Some people are opposed to a
third-class charter because it permits
the city to build sewers. The Lord
knows Mexico needs a W bad
enough, and il we do not have enc
next year, look out for cholera.
Mexico has a fine reputation
abroad as a live go-a-head city. We
are certain that our people do no,
want to take a step back.
Sheriff Atchison did a neat and
quick job this week in arresting the
book agent Howard, who is wanted
in Shelbina for crooked work.
We used to think it was 8 "coId
day when we could find No news in
Lsddonia. The weather has beer
very warm there during the last cold
snap here.
Don't fail to read the statement Of
the Mexico Savings Bank in this issue
of the LEDGER. 1t is one of tbs
safest and best managed banks in tht
state of Missouri.
Prof. Kosminsky, formerly leader
with the Cakes Bros. company, il
here as leader with the Old Work.
Gem Company. The Professor il
well remembered here and old friendI
are glad to meet him in Mexico.
Prof. Mcmillan, E. S. Wilson, S
B. Cook and Col. Thomas are think
ing OF renting DIR. Rodes' residenc
and keeping bachelors hall. 4
cleverer set of young men could no
be found, and We think they woul
find such . life second in felicity onl
to double b~lsssedness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
WHAT THE LEDGER WOULD LIKE
TO KNOW.

If the Board of Trade is frozen up.
Why a coal shaft ia not sunk in
Mexico.
If the spring election of Mexico
won't be red-hot.
Why people don't examine their
flues at least every fall.
If there Is a single valid reason
against a third class charter.
Why any one should be unfair in
his arguments against 3 third class
charter.
If Duncan and Gallaker are not
sure enough making the LEDGER a
G. R. ".
What men who have paid no taxes
for years know about what is best
for Mexico.
Why Mexico can not have a polo
club? It is the same as the old fash
Toned "shinny."
If it is not the duty of every citi-
zen to post himself and vote at the
charter election.
If it is ever any trouble to tell how
the LEDGER stands on any subject
that is before the people.
If some people should not read up
about a third class charter before
they express any opinion.
How a third class charter will in
crease taxes or in what particular the
eity's expenses will be nor
A city in the world that does not
want a third class charter as soon as
it gets the required inhabitants
II any Of our business men want
Mexico to take a step backward by
voting down a third class charter.
If it don't look strange that G
Democratic paper should want
Cleveland's appointments rejected
by a Republican senate.
Why some time since the city Of
Mexico. through its representatives.
asked the legislature to give us s
third-class charter, if it was not
good thing.
Why some people always oppose
all kinds of improvements while they
enjoy the same when other people
pay for them by even begging pri
yate subscriptions.
If you won't find men who woule
not pay a cent for Hardin Park fenc'
or sidewalk to cemetery and votet
against water-works opposing
third-class charter.
Why any man should vote agains
/ a third class charter when 1t give
the city the power to collect the de
| linquent tax? As it il now the cit,
|. loses 81, 900 a year.
How much interest o man has Il
the welfare Of Mexico who is offerin,
; his property way below cost" so b
, can go to Kansas City, and what sue
. mans opinion on the third elias
charter is worth ; and il his attemp
TO go TO such q town as Kansas Cit
that never neglects to take such step
8 forward does not belle his .'opinion
= about q third class charter for Me,
4 leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs.
Potts tonight.
Sociable at the Liberty street nj.
K. church tonight.
Laddonia and Martinsburg cor
respondence will appear next week.
Mrs. Annie O'Cennor, of Hatton,
Mo-, was visiting in Mexico this week.
There was a pleasant party at Mr..
Bob Chapel's, of Union, last Monday
night.
The infant son of Paul and Susan
Cauthorn, of near Moline, died on
the Sd.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific
the praises of the McGibenys are
sounded.
The richest, rarest and raciest en-
tertainment of the season-the Nc
Gibenys.
There are fourteen people in the
Old World Gem Company and q
monster dog.
Mr.. 7. j. Gatewood, of Nevada,
Mo-, made us a pleasant business
call yesterday.
McGibeny Family for benefit Of
public school, Jan. 10. Admission
so, 35 and 25c.
There will be a very interesting
lecture at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow night.
Rev. Jardine, who was shown up
by the Kansas City Times, committed
suicide last Sunday.
The penitentiary committee has
adjourned sine die. The prospect Is
we will have no new pen.
The Windsor billiard parlor is the
place to get your money out of Q
game of billiards or pool.
Committees must be appointed te
prepare for the entertainment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Nat C. Dryden has been appointed
prosecuting attorney Of Lincoln coun'
ty. vice H. S. Parker deceased.
A splendid entertainment by thu
McGibenys at the price of ordinary
attractions. Reserved seats only SOC
A spelling bee with literary Ok
e%rcises will be given at Maple Grove
school house, Friday night, Jan %
Hoop Pole Notice.
/ will continue to buy and pay casl
for hoop poles till March, 1886.
40-3t WV. THOMAS.
!. Mexico needs q new bridge owe.
the railroad, and many other i'm
provements we cannot have till ",
get a third-class charter.
J, A four-year-oid daughter Of w
81. Watkins, of near Laddonia, wa
bitten by a dog last week. 1t i
thought the dog was not mad.
The A. o. Z. w. of Auxvasse
will be IN Mexico Monday night AM
meet with our lodge here in its ney
hall. A full attendance is desired
Il Waukenphast Shoes
!, Made to order. Fine work a spec
ialty. Repairing done neat, cbeaI
and ON short notice North sid
square, over Buckley & Moore's.
4o-3m d. G. KsopKsrR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
LEDGER.
THURSDAY, JAN. IA, 1886.
OFFICIAL ORGAN or THE Cry or MEXICO

Skating rink tonight.
Probate court this week.
Abig time ut the rink tonight.
Mrs. Noah Wilburn died Tuesday.
] Gale Guthrie froze both feet last
week.
Don't fail to attend the rink to-
hight.
Laddonia is going to sink a coal
haft.
7. NJ. Johns is still confined to his
nom.
Several of our merchants are in
foieing.
4 McGibeny Family at opera house
Jan. 10.
] Orr & Travis, of Benton City, have
old out.
The Missouri delegation is solid
sir silver.
". X. Potts has put up a house
good ice.
Madison Wommack, of Laddonia,
{Ss gone west.
Marshall, Mo-, has organized q
bard of trade.
There are 1856 pupils attending
hardin College.
Benton City mite at j. Harrison's
aturday night.
Stoddert society meets to-day a
P m. at r. Hisey's.
I. NJ. Shell, of Laddonia, is il
jAicago on business.
I'M. Menefee is in Los Angeles
al, feeling first rate
l. NJ. Pease is ~supremely happy
ts a bouncing big boy.
Vim. Keith, a fine salesman, will
y with Geo. Gill this year.
james Lynch, of Laddonia, mad
= pleasant call this week.
The McGibenys at Fort Scott an'
|solden. See press notices.
Wallace bearing has received Pres
aent Cleveland's autograph.
Rush Hill is expecting to strik'
pal in their shaft every day.
Aunt Jane Simmons, of near Mo
20, aged 65, died Dec. 2Sth.
Mrs. DR.. Reed entertained q fe'
sends one evening last week.
Mating rink open Thursday ant
Serday, afternoon and evening.
zee docket and juries for circui
saft in this issue of the LEDGER.
wanted, a good house girl. Appl,
vi. W. P. Hill, Rush Hill, Nc.
y Valentines day and the Fourt
wy come on Sunday this year.
1ee out for cholera next yeal
needs sewerage very badly
4aofney Kennen, Of Laddonit
IN town on legal business Ias
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Our friend, DIR. r. T. Gibbs, an
account of whose marriage with Miss
Kelly the LEDGER last week Contained
was rendered a reception by his
mother at her residence in this city
last Friday. DIR. Gibbs is n OF
the leading young physicians in this
mart of Missouri and enjoys a fine
practice around Hatton. The LED
GER wishes the happy couple a long
ana prosperous life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD.

Will be given away by w. R. Carter,
proprietor Of the Ringo Saloon, to
the person guessing closest to the
number of halle nuts in a large jar,
to be seer at the saloon. All guesses
must be INDY Jan. 25. No guesses
by mail. Second man gets the hazel
nuts. Third nan gets-left
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Mexico now has a boot and shoe
manufacturing company and no aid
was asked from the board of trade.
Don't fail TO read the ad. of H.
FRANKIE & Co. in the LEDGER. H
FRANKIE, Joseph Steinman and Chas
Prochnow are all concerned and are
all good men. Home talent and
home industries should be cultivated.
Patronize home men and vote fol-
every worthy improvement and Mex.
leo will soon be a CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
Notice.

Having sold my interest in the
drug store to DIR. p. S. Baker, of
Randolph county, Mo, l hope that
my many friends will continue to do
their dealing with my successor, who
| am satisfied will give them satisfac-
ton and honest dealing. And l take
this method of thanking my friends
for their liberal patronage since /
have been in business. My enemies
may go to Hellesport or Kansas City.
HOLT III. HALL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Died, in this city, last Friday, after
a long and lingering illness, Mrs
David Vineyard. The funeral ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. En-
yeart Mrs. Vineyard was a devoted
Christian and q loving wife.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

R. H. Peery was in Mexico last
week shaking hands with friends.
He has moved to Wayerly, Mo-, ano
says he can't get along without tine
6. r. w. We are sorry that Boil
did not move back to Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
OF Course.

On investigation we find there are
business men IN Mexico who have
not paid city taxes for years-some
seven and eight years. These men
are opposed to a third class charter
almost solid. Under a third class
charter the city ear make a man pay
his taxes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

We should think the management
of the opera house would buy a piano
and do away with the trouble tina SO
often occurs about music. There APP
nears to be a hardship if not an I'M
position worked by some one and the
amusement-going public we thlnk
has a right to demand an abatement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

The Edelwciss Mountain Choir,
with their fascinating Tyrolean music
and songs, is q special feast for our
German friends, but as thoroughly
enjoyed by Americans AS well who
are no less fond Of this quaint and
exquisite music.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
Another Landmark Gone.

John Hail, an old citizen, died al
the residence of his son-in-law, f. E.
Jones, last Thursday, aged IS years,
Mr.. Hall had lived in Audrain and
Galloway counties nearly thirty years
and had a host Of friends in bott
counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
The Old World Gem Comnan

The Old World Gem Company,
which is now filling a three days
engagement at the Opera House, is
a strong and well-known organization
in the larger cities, No. III and East.
This is the first time this company
has played outside of such cities as
| Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
Farm, for Rent.

I have a No. l stock farm for rent,
containing 400 acres, $50 acres OF
good meadow, lis acres of pillow
land, the balance 10 good wood and
pasture. Good house, barn, orchard,
&c. Plenty of water for all purposes
This farm is situated on Youngs
Creek, IL miles from Mexico and {
miles from Centralia.
T. J. GATEwooD.
For particulars call on Bassford &
Tucker. 40-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
Going AWAY.

We understand that Cbas. Burk-
hart, who has been in the hotel bust
ness at Mexico, No., will shortly 60
to Kirksville, Mo-, to engage in the
same business in that place.-Louis-
lana Press, =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Married, at the residence of the
brides uncle, at Darlington, Gala
way county, at S:15 a. m. yesterday,
MIR. W. Fl. Potts, of this county, and
Miss Effie NJ. Duley, Of Galloway, by
Rev. Charles, of Fulton. The bride
is one of the most accomplished and
sociable daughters of the Kingdom,
while the groom is a leading young
stock man and farmer, standing high
in business circles. The happy
couple will reside on the groom's fine
stock farm, just northwest of Mexico.
The LEDGER extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

WASTED-A first-cIass brick mold
er; one willing to put up a kiln by
contract at so much per thousand in
sured, and counted in the kiln. APP
ply to DR.. w. p. Hill, Rush Hill, Mo.
40~4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Last Friday, Saturday and Sunday
the thermometer was continuously
below zero. The oldest inhabitan'
saws that never before has the tber'
mometer been below zero for three
days at one time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

j. F. Llewellyn has quite q pretty
curiosity. 1t is a silver dollar on
which the eagle is in the act OF flying
That's what's the matter with ours
they all fly of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Don't fail 10 read the card of DIR.
W. p. Hill, Of Rush Hill. lie has
had the advantage OF an education in
this and the old country, aud is post
ed on all points in medicine, especial
ly diseases OF the lungs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
Removed,

Mrs. Bette Luckie has moved her
dressmaking establishment to rooms
over ellis Hardware store, where she
would be pleased to see her custom
ers and friends. 38-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

On Jan. 5, 1884, the mercury stood
80 degrees below zero, and Jan. %,
1885, 1t stood % degrees below. 50
we are informed by Mr.. Jno. Il.
Gregory. 1t will appear from this
that the last cold snap IA not near
as cold as that of Jan. 9Th, 1884.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

ADissOtut1Ou Sottee.
The co-partnershlp heretofore existing
between Thos Hoard sad A. Z Saith Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties owing the frm Of Board s.
Smith are requested to settle promptly.
TH0S. BOARD.
A. Is. SMITH.
Having bought the interest Of Thomas
Board l will continue the business and
would like for my friends to ciii.
4o-4w A. b. SMITH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
The motto of the McGibenys is

Sing when the heart is troubled,
Sing when the hours are long,
Sing when the storm clouds gather,
Sweet Is the voice of song.
Sing when the birds are waking,
Sing with the morning light,
Sing In the nooBtide's golden beam,
Sing In the hush Of night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

Younger & Staples are sole agents
for the celebrated Golden Cross to-
bacco. Call and try = piece. 40-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
Di.-oIutien Natiee.

Try Golden Cross tobacco For
sale by Younger & staples. 40-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14
G.. A. Il. Committees.

Committees appointed on the part
of Mexico Post, No. 239, G. A. R. to
complete the arrangements for the
meeting of the State Encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic,
department of Missouri, to be held
at Mexico, Mo-, on February II and
IS, 1886:
Committee on Hotel-P. w. Harding, O.. R.
Waite, W. II. Day.
Reception-C. r. Epsenberry. w. II. Day, II.
FRANKIE. o.. Il. Waite, T.. Fuhr. P. W. Harding.
J.. :. Hopkins, j. Franklin, b. Waldington, C.
Mitchell, II. l.. Robinsona Wm. Dugan, j. w.
Robinson, S. Apgar, Jno. pahlem, Jno. Neil
haney.
Accommodation for Womals Relief Corps
". H. Day. II. FRANKIE, c. F. Rosenberg, Geo
Williams. j. Franklin.
Invitaton-R. II. Herman, o. r. Waite. w.
II. Day. Fred Fulr, James Rainey, j. Franklin,
W. r.. For.
Entertainment and TOasts-O. Il. Waite, j.
Franklin, +. Fuhr, JnO. Dahlem. P. w. Hard
ing.
Executive-D. Z. Shea. W. II. Day, c. F
Rosenberg, o. Il. Waite, X. II. Herman, Fred
Fuhr, J. Franklin A.. l.. Robinson, Ii. FRANKIE,
Geo. Williams. Jas. Raincy.
Any communication with the Post
should be addressed to the commit
tee from which the information is
desired.
d. f. SHEA, P. G.
r. II. HERMAN, o. NJ.
In addition to the above commit
tees the Board of Trade, in behalf of
the city, will appoint committees to
act in conjunction with the above.
Parties who will entertain guests
should notify the joint committee on
hotels. The meeting will be a big
thing for Mexico and every attention
should be given to it. The Central
Ringo a entertain 800 people and
the Windsor $50. This will be only
about one-half of those present and
our hospitable citizens must get to
the front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-01-14

X. w. Tureman, of the firm of
Baker & Tureman, of Kansas City,
was in Mexico on banking business
this week. For some time Mr.. Ture-
man has been trying to resign his
| position as president Of the Mexico
First National Bank and not till
Tuesday would the directors accept
the resignation. G. b. M~acfarlane
was then elected president and Jacob
Ruloff vice-president. Mr.. Ture-
man still remains a director in the
hank in this city. He reports Kansas
City booming, aud has his office
at No. J25 Delaware street, and,
in connection with Mr.. Baker, is
| doing a fine business. Mr.. Ture-
man informed us that real estate
property is still a fine purchase, and
that several citizens Of Mexico are
making wise investments there.
There Is no doubt but what Kansas
City is the coming metropolis of the
West and we congratulate Baker
& Tureman on their getting on the
tidal wave Of advancement in that
thriving city.
Among the numerous professional
celebrities with the Old World Gem
Company is Jaguarine, a lady no less
celebrated for her beauty Of face and
form than for her extraordinary skill
with the sword and knife. Jaguarine
is the central figure in a series Of
superb living pictures, which are
highly endorsed as the best repro
auctions Of old art master works
ever seen in America.