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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

WE ARE sorry that any of our bus
mess men should refuse to properly
encourage the movement on foot to
bore for coal. There is no Disgusting
the fact that we have few (they are
few, but "pernicious') citizens who
always throw cold water, and if it
don't cost anything, they would
throw ice on any enterprise spoken
of. This very fact should spur
those who have the real interest
Of the city at heart to renewed
energy. The committee, in it's
work, has found some men who
don't want to bore but want fac
tory" If the committee was solic-
iting for factory these same men
would not be in favor of factory,
but would Witt to bore. The fact Of
the business is they don't want any
thing that will cost cent. They
love to stand around with their hands
IL their pockets and blow off volumes
of cheap wind, but when called on
for dollar to help any enterprise
you still find them talking, but their
hands are out of their pockets and
no argument can touch them. The
success of the boring enterprise is
assured, In spite of this class. They
stand around and shake their heads,
but will reap the benefits, if any
accrue. The way to handle this grave
yard crowd is to let it severely alone.
Let it alone IN your consultations.
Let it alone when you are canvassing
for money. Let it alone whenever
you have sny business or favors to
dispose of. If let alone, these parties
will die of dry rot and the live busi-
ness men of Mexico will have the
pleasure of attending their funerals,
and lucky will be the hono,ed few
who get the picnic of acting as pail
bearers. The graves will be deep;
they will be filed up quickly and
rounded up higher than any monu-
ment. There will be no mourners /;
their funerals will all be wakes and
no slow driving will be allowed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
NEXT YEAR.
Farmers Meeting Mt Mexico.

In answer to letter written TO
secretary Sanborn, of Columbia, in
regard to having farmers meeting
in Mexico we received the following.
To the Editor OF the Ledger.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. 8.--DEAR Sm
Your invitation TO the Board Of Agu-
culture 10 hold farmers meeting mt
Mexico is gratifying TO us. We held
meeting there two years ago. For
this reason and for still better one,
to wit: State of our Treasury, we
cannot now well go to Mexico. IL Is
our policy to go over the ground
once before repeating, until our
means allow us to repeat our visits.
We shall doubtless be glad to 60 to
Mexico next year, especially, II the
State extends our funds for this wish.
These funds are only to meet ex-
peuses and do not pay for services.
Thus you will see that the members
do the work for other reasons than
profit. With this fact before the
people, l trust that they will enlarge
our means of work which is now in
adequate for our demands. In
haste, Very Truly Yours,
j. w. SANBoRS,
Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

j. V. Williams: The subject which
has engaged the minds of every good
citizen desiring the prosperity of our
town has been for months "What
Does Mexico Need!" A continuous
travel for years from town to town,
and city to city,noticing the advance
ment aud decay OF each, from an in
terested and business standpoint,
iustifies Us in saying that all our
towns the whole country over have
at times experienced that drouth in
business and Iethargy in enterprise,
which wsuld make Goldsmith ea-
logy on the deserted village fit dedi-
cation to them. As it is natural for
individuals to bemoan their Let when
adversely ovcrtakes them, and to
imagine that theirs is thu humblest
and hardest walk in life. So it is
with corporations when trade lesens
and the scarcity OF money prevents
free activity in commerce. Mexico
needs nothing which every other
town in the whole country does not
need-from st. Louis to Kansas City.
Where can you point to city Of her
size that offers rs many inducements
to the stranger to stsp, or the citizen
to remain? What is the verdict of
those who have left our town with a
good record behind them, in search
of better home, and more enter
prise? A majority of them see their
mistake. Mexico to-day is the most
self-msds city in North Missouri.
We have made no bids for charity,
and are dependant upon no asylum or
| state institution for our life and busi-
ness prosperity. No; We have strong
er pillars than those--the farmer and
professional man. The merchant and
mechanic Of Mexico and Audrain
county have made our city what it is.
It IL true Mexico's merchants might
prosper more, and 8 corresponding
benefit be realized if fewer men came
to town just to see what was going
en-, in place OF staying at home to
dig cellar or provide place to keep
their potatoes, apples, cabbage and
other farm products, which they
bring into Mexico in the fall and
sell for song and for which we and
they pay treble the price 90 the
same in the spring, Our town is uI
with the county around it, and oul
county is equal to the best in the
state, and sway ahead in enterprise
general intelligence, sobriety ane
good morals of Saline, Lafayette ant
Howard. We are loanipg money
they are all deep in debt and borrow
ing. II Mexico needs anything, ge
up and get it; no one is going tt
come here and give it to you. Dig
lyou hole after coal or build you .
factory; they may be willing to go il
partnership with our city, for we al
city have proven to the world tha
which makes city is cne's intelli
geBce, nerve and just pride of ou
town and it's prosperous future
Cheap fuel in connection with oul
advantages in transportation to an.
part OF the United States, would b.
the finest inducement to manufac
tories of any kind. If factories i
what We need, coal must be foun'
first and they will follow; and
good coal niue would b. golt
l mine to any joint stock company il
1
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

In ANSWER to letters received to-
day we would say First, we
hardly think there is man in Mex
leo who would put on the red ribbon
for nc other reasons that to get votes
in the spring. Second, we know Of
no loud talking business man who
won't pay cent toward the boring
fund; if you want to name him our
columns are open. Third, in answer
to "many friends" who ask if GER
tain lady will sing tonight, we ans
wer that she will Fourth, Shields is
furnised a hall, light and fire. board
for self and wife free, and paid $50
a week and on the last night may
touch the crowd for benefit.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

We do not see "Cap." Shields
object III fighting the ministers and
churches. No man can enter the
kingom of heaven except on the plan
preached by ministers of the gospel.
The church is the foundation rock
and is stronger and better than all
the temperance organizations on
earth. All the red ribbons in the
world will not save . man from hell.
Temperance is a goad thing, but
when anyone attempts to substitute
the Shields doctrine for religion, q
fatal mistake is made.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

AN INCREASE of over $50, 100000 in
the surplus revenue during the past
year, and a prospective increase of
as much more during the current
year, with the end of the redeemable
bonds in sight, should be warning
to Congress not to further postpone
the imperative duty of reducing the
fovoc
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

ANNOUNCEMENT is made that a
periodical known as the Congress-
ioaal Record will resume publication
at once. 1t appeals to public recogni-
ton as the only magazine in the
country which does not print articles
on the battle of Gettysburg.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
In the Sweet By.and.By
Christmas will be here.

OIlTlStIUSb Will DC uSiC.
Coal or gas will be struck.
A broom factery will be here.
Mexico will have building boom.
The Mexico band will come to the
front.
Every merchant in Mexico will ad-
vertise.
Several OF our devoted couples will
marry.
A good line Of entertainments will
favor Mexico.
The C. & A. Division will be
brought back.
There will be work in Mexico for
500 day laborers-
Whisky will not be made and every
day will be Sunday.
Every citizen in Mexico will pa.
| tropize none but home industries.
There will be 20 miles of rock
roads leading in four directions from
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The young ladies of Hardin Col
lege will give another entertainment
for the benefit of . new chapel on the
18th. The house should be crowded.
Every citizen of Mexico should buy a
ticket whether he can 60 or not. The
chapel fund is growing, and if the
public will help the young ladies
they will 'sget there" and no mistake.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

THE success of the boring enter
prise shows clearly what can be done
in Mexico when the live business men
all pull together. Why, $4,000
could be raised in Mexico any day
for big factory. Mexico is not
dead she has been taking nap and
feels much refreshed, and is ready
for rapid motion forward.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Coz. Nj. K. BENTON is safe. The
President gave the lying charges
made against him the consideration
they deserved. He threw them into
the waste basket.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

THE NECESSARY amount is raised to
bore 5000 feet for coal or oil. Thanks
to our entelprising business men.
Eight thousand dollars is raised and
the books will be kept open till S10,-
900 is subscribed,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The LEDGER is open to discus
sion on temperance and all other
subjects of interest; at the same
time we do not necessarily endorce
the views of our correspondents.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

OUR BUSINESS men are now work
ing together and are throwing over
board everybody who is good for
nething but ballast.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

A LABoRER is worthy Of hire. II
Shields is worth $50 week, j. M.
Gordon, w. o. Forrist or any of our
ministers and several other temper
ance people in Mexico whom We
could name, would be worth $50 per
night. They may not be as good
looking but they practice always what
theypreach.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

THE committee appointed to raise
money for the boring fund as whole
has done we'll. $4,000 has been rails
ed in three days. There is nothing
like having the right men in the right
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
The Kind of q Wave.

The temperance wave has struck
Mexico. Mo, under the direction of
Capt. Dan. X. Shields. Hundreds
are signing the pledge. Shields is
all right as long as it's temperance
wave, but when a whiskey wave
strikes him he goes to the gutter
Hannibal Journal.
You had best not come over here
and tell the Capt that he has been
adrunk within seven years.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
THOSE who are able an

THOSE who are able<and will not
assist in the enterprise to bore for
coal should forever after hold their
peace. Their funerals would be q
good thing for the business COM
unitr
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The only attendant on Lady Colin
Campbell who will not testify during
the trial is her collie dog. He is
occupying neutral position, as it
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

G. D. FERRIS is with US in spirit if
not in body: He telegraphs A. G..
Barnes to-day to put him down sl25
for the boring fund.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

No medicine is half so good for a
great variety of family complaints as
Ayers Pills. They are easy to take,
effective to cure, and are cheap and
handy.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The young men and men of moder-
ate means come nobly to the front in
raising money for the boring fund.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

A. NJ. Harrison has just purchased
fine Clydesdale stallion. Stock
men should make note OF this.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

THERE is not a property owner in
Mexico who cannot afford to take
stock in the Association to bore fr
onol
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Go to G. Wade's for everything in
the furniture line, who also carries
complete line OF uadertaker's goods.
Picture frames, window shades, &C.,
at lowest prices. S3-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

WHEN the eighty dollars week
and board fails to come up Shields
will stop like our grandfarher's clock.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The family Of Hon. W B. Hoke,
Judge Of the Jefferson County, KY,
Court, used st. Jacobs Oil with signal
success. 3Tw
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The columns of the LEDGER are
open to advocates OF both sides of
the saloon question
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The church will survive all attacks
made by such illustrious apostles as
Capt" Dan. X. Shields.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
Tile Mill for Sale.

have for sale cheap q good tile
mill, No. plunger press 2ox76 foot
shed, IA foot kiln. j. w. Town,
35.tf Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

For something nice, warm and
servicesble, in gents underwear, call
on Turner, Smith & Co. 32w-6
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

The ladies Of the Baptist church
will have six days bazar in week
or 80. II will be a most enjoyable
affair
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Finest assortment Of holiday goods
at Mrs. Harding's.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Shields, We are informed, will re-
main in this city nntil after the hcii-
days.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

A: G.. Turner remembers the poor
with big bundle Of clothes.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Autograph quilts are the latest
schemes TO raise money for q church.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
The cranks are not all dead vet.

THE BORING fund is raised. Now
for something else. Keep her billing.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Now is the time TO select your
Xrnas goods at low prices at Mrs.
Harding's.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Born, TO Robt. Brown and wife, OF,
Benton City, , daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

THE Board Of Trade is getting to
work in earnest.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Great reduction in Millinery goods
at Mrs Harding's.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

> Il Mckean
Fred Hiner
Tobie l. Campbell
III ID Da;rs
Johnnie Paul
Pearl Glispie
Mrs Gum Null
Mrs r III Armstrong
John Bracie
Jack Frost
DIR j l. Gartren
Minnie Frost
Nj attic Frost
Clarence Menefee
George Benice
Paul Allen
John Renolds
Nora Fullington
May johnson
Rolley Asberry
Mrs j w Barnett
Jennie Gregory
Katie Gregory
Clayton Lupton
J Z Sanford
w II Day
Mrs B B Head
Lena Johnson
Josie Boom
J A Brown
Julia Gamble
Charlie CrIswell
Mrs S A Winscott
Charlie Johnson
| Celia McCubbin
Matte Saunders
| David Clacher
Joe Morris
| Charlie Mason
| Paul Cunningham
jim Gleason
Mrs Ian Gardner
| Charlie McCubhin
Eugene Null
Mrs Sam
| John Hober
| VIM F Reed
| Henry Reed
| Willie Nc Steel
| Willie Shaffer
Sallie Carter
Frank Kelso
o n ales
| Carrie Berry
| John L Sullivan
Minnie Murray
| Ira Brazey
Thos BraZey
Blanche Carson
Geo Brown
John Muir
Willie RuenZle
Charlie Patterson
w w Owen
Nallie Bush
Fannie Asberry
Susie Wheatley
Arther Bush
Gelien Hall
John Arnold
tCbarli Meuefee
Leila Miller
Stella Dejarnett
S ID Uzzell
X e Galbreath
Bob Steel
Paul Galbreath
Linda Sullinger
Percy Hord
James Cooper
Maudie Fusam
Gracie Fusam
Mrs j F Griffee
Fannie Gooch
Jas B Owen
Fred Pitcher
Emmett Bolts
Mrs o A keeton
A NJ Trimble
Mrs II ID Davis
E J Trimble
May Lane
Ira Hall
Mrs l Hall
Nina Craig
Verdia Bradley
i Emma Bradley
belle Inflow
hattie Bile
Sterl Roberts
J T Barnes
7 Lizzie Williams
; Annie Jenkens
Ella Wiliingham
I Mollie Murray
III Smith
| Bird
} Frank Buckley
a Mrs ] Woelmer
IA Mcdonald
, Mary Clacher
, John Orear
In & Saliee
lGertie Sallee
Jas Carr
A Johnson
Mollie Rood
w V Barton
Pinkie West
Frank Fritts
Mrs Chields
leicester Campbell
. Ada Rodgers
Mary Chalmers
. Mrs J J Winscott
E B Smith
lChas Bruce
: Rosa Brinker
Rachee Campbell
lChas Sallee
II Luther Saunders
u Newt Gardner
Joe Bailey
,,iG w Bailey
u II III Green
w F Pernell
Will,
g Mrs Swan
tCora Swan
Hugh Wilson
ID X ROwan
4 Jacob Strahan
Mrs Geo Traver
Mrs Bolts
y Mrs r j Steel
Eva Dyar
Mabel Hightshoe
+ Letha Ba ley
Annie Mallory
Ada Mollory
+ Shelby Berry
s Branton
n Bena Grantham
IA Wilcox
Mrs Forshee
I'll John Hough
w Newkerk
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Get nice wrap or astrachan jacket
for your wife or daughter at low
price at Mrs. Harding's. d106-lt wi
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
WHAT MEXICO NEEDS.
Opinions BY Some OF the Leading Bust.
ness Men Of Mexico,

Regarding the Needs of Mexico, Socially.
Morally, Commercially. &c.-Broad
Views ON Different Subjects.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Robert Arnold
Jim Glispey
Ella Roberts
Nj Keene
Lee Rayborn
J q Head
Thos + McCord
Flora Ringo
Effie Laforce
Belle Fentom
Ella Shearer
Lizzie Pendergrast
f NJ Smith
Mrs j w Stanley
Ii A Fields
Thos Williams
w Ill Williams
Geo Gallop
w Ii Fowles
Miriam Sanders
Lucy Landers
Hattie Andrews
Eugene Dyson
BERTHE Humphrey
Mrs j NJ Kelso
Mrs J w Carson
DIR P S Baker
W II II Lee
Mrs J Nj Squires
ID b Staples
Irene Barricks
Laura Board
Willie Clacher
Mary Haskell
Jas Cooper
Mrs Annie Squires
Jas Masthews
Matte Greed
S B johnson
VIM Wbeatley
j NJ Sanford
A + Light
S g Martin
VIM Legg
Mrs VIM Legg
Emma Frost
Maudie Canterbury
nj q Mckee
Edgar Simons
Lou Bell
Geo Traver
Ed Shea
Chas Forshev
Elmer Dowell
l. G Jones
Chas Hazard
Jno Bracey
TJ Brown
Wallace Crassley
F Woods
G. w alker
A B Davis
/ S Taylor
A Lease
Clarence Wilburn
Eugene Mcintyre
S NJ Kinney
Mary Marshall
Mrs Wm Allen
Geo S Brown
J w Barnett
NJ ] Bass
Ed Patterson
Lee Shootman
Warner Kelley
] A Stock we'll
Mollie kelso
Lena Craig
NJ G J Johnson
Ray McFarlane
Mrs o K ate
Stella Fox
Mrs B Clark
Mrs J Ballard
Lizzie Bradley
Birtie Galloway
Mamie Fowles
Mrs w J Surber
A Lindsey
Ora Campbell
Annie Brown
Ed Smith
Jennie Rutter
w Pratt
Emmett Shea
J Green
Ed Sheares
A f Carter
lie Pratt
Hollie Warfield
Nancie Trimble
Mrs NJ AJohnson
Frank Luckie
Robert Burnes
Geo T Fox
Mark Kilgore
Charlie Sutter
G b Wilmington
Jim Stevenson
Tom Shields
III q Green
Mrs Chalmers
ID 0 Burtchett
, Robert Mexican
! DR. S n Russell
A 2 Walker
Addie Pindall
Matte Patterson
Geo Bradley
Ida Copeland
Geo Bruce
Jon Waldon
Robert McCown
Chas Willingham
Gerfie Gentry
J w McCown
Geo Willingbam
j w Squires
. Jackman
Mrs Strouf
Mrs NJ Beatty
Booney Winscott
Willis Wirscott
Mrs Sandusky
Sadie Taylor
l. III Hightshoe
Mrs L II Hightsht
Geo Kalmeyor
Bessie McLanahal
Mabel McLanaha
TN Hamilton
Milton Roberts
A P Raney
Harvey Emmons
Elmer Fox
Homer Fox
Eleanor jenkins
Bobbie Cauthorn
E q Smith
Mrs z G Smith
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16

Mrs. ID. Burroughs, Of this county,
sends in comfortable donation to
the poor.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1886-12-16
Concert Programme.

Following is the programme Of the
to be given at Hardin
College tomorrow evening, Dec. 18th,
proceeds for the benefit of the College
chapel;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-07

From ''r totuhul Magazine
sad as II is to confess ID. fine trrtI
must nevertheless be- told. UInt am.
beasts nnd birds, our plant, and u,,,
IT. HIo Tor 'hr most part uI purrN
leu'oh'c origin. Even ~, llr rud,
and hard-headcd Auglo s. .Non nes
HilFch the gentle, porllcul ami ,mnr
lnaIlNo Cclt ever WcsiWY.I bcInrr
him into the hills aud ih, -rn ., tl.
Iude and vigorous GcTm.nr brn,t.
and woods have driven tine ooutIrr
anu softer southern type. into WnIr.
and Cornwall, GALLOWAY and Como.
mara, 1t Is 10 the ccntru Euruuooi
population that We owe or owed tl,
red deer. tho wild boar, the bear. tLr
VOL, the beaver. the tON. the bndp.r
the otter ana the squirrel n IL IL,
the central European nora that wp
owe lhe larger part OF the most t6mI-
lsr plants IN all Eastern and southern
England. Ihey crossed in bands over
ne Old land belt before England wa,
lnAlly isulatcd, and they have gonouu
'Ioadlly ever since, with true leu
one persistence, OVerrunnmg the
aud and pushing slowly Westward.
IKE all other German bands before
r since, To the detrmont aud discum.
Dry Of me previous inhabitants. Let
y hunDly remember that we ace, all
us NJ bottom Foreigners alike. nun
lat II Is the Teutonlc Engli-h the
sople from the old Low Dutch flther
nj ny the Elbe, who have nnay- +
ven ~ 1his ils name TN. laud,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-07

STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
f"r governor l.. >. Ross.
Ior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q. !
Wheeler
For sI'onoy'gcncrs, James $
Hogg.
For associate justice, Reuben Il
Gaines
For land commissioner II. NJ. HAL.
FOR comptroller John u. Mccall.
Ior treasurer Frank Lubbock
FOR superintendent public instrur-
Hon, .. II. Cooper
mn DISTRICT TICKET.
for noater a. & Prcndcrgast.
Ior district Judge, no nomination.
THE COUNTY IIcKEG
For representative Seth f. Mills.
For county judge, VIM. ". Evans.
Ior county attorney, a. VI. Harris. /
for county clerk, John W. Baker.
Ior district clerk, Il, +. Beasly.
For sheriff, Bill Harris.
For treasurer j. u. Wallace,
For tax collector, Otis W David.
Ior tax assessor ), L. Norwood.
f"r county surveyor, Andrew God
dsrd.
For cattle and hide inspector, Ike
Pryor.
For public weigher, j. S. Mills.
THE PRECINCT TICKET.
FOR commissioner, Precinct /, 4 ,
Tom Cox.
For Justice Of peace, Precinct /, +.
NJ. Makeig. aud WIN. W. Sleeper.
For constable, Precinct !, Loe Jen- r
1ius, y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-07
a " N ION
Labor "a ket Pic Mic !
luIe, the Auspices Of
u. 81 o., workman's Mutual Ala,
Harmony tIuh, Typographical Ia.
tnn. nnd the Farmers AIIiHnr-.
At PrOCtOr's Springs. Waco,
TILSDAN, s,PI. s,IssG.


NN'''' N y W 20
There ,ill Doe 900 .tf.eitsfadp rarr,Ipsni.
iu CO." uu ate are requested to f"uAr iu flv
grounds as early A. = ole 1ck iu the ul,rulu
-renkiug wa begin a. N rhv
spcth"r' Nili Dee Introduce . by Nr A.
lowing order.
GEN t.. =. ROSS. of Waco.
llE j. - RANKIN, Of Groe-bceck
" J. FARMER OF MiucolA.
I\O.J SEE Of Waco.
j. Il PARKER. oi Indians.
uluu,r Viii b- announced at 70 m ora.
soon hs i'' hfN iui"r speakers have concluded
The tlfvmtns brass band WiU utsruufs
mus. "t intervals between speeches
ia thc SittruuDu NJ 4utluck ur whom ti.. Iaat
speaker Inns concluded the platform VIII D..
cleared aud Al excellent sltiuy baud vii. play
r"t those WHO hayu secure the rtupr. tri..
l'. lhe privilege of iAucius.
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