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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

If viii. Dawson is not an artist.
Who "borrowed'' Joe Miller's dog.
If You are not going to the st.
Patrick's ball.
If "Oxey," old girl, did not get a
little previous.
If Cass Hagan would not make a
fine toast master.
If an opera company a subsl-
die the press with photo of its sta:
If John S. Winthrop is really
going to stop his paper without pay
ing for it.
If our Rush Hill correspondent
does not head his letters correctly
Rush Hill Racket"
If the ':growler' that A. L.. B
received the other day from c. b. q
of Kansas City, amt a 'honey."
Why Liberty and Union debatin
societies should not come to Mexic
and debate in the opera house an
settle which has the best dehators.
IL it isn't time for those soft-heao
ed giilies, who take their stand !
front of churches every Sunday Il
the purpose of making '~'mashes,'
take a tumble
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

We made a flying visit to Benton
City Yesterday and found that live
little town booming, with q new
depot. new church. mill, hoop pole
manufactory, lumber yard, irst-ciass
stores, blacksmith shops, etc. Ben
ton is located in the garden spot OF
the county and IS bound TO boom
The grinding days for the mill are
Tuesdays and Fridays. We founc
the LEDGER booming there and viii
make another visit soon when VI
have longer to stay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
vANDALIA
correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
VANDAL1A, March 10.-They say
We are to have a new postmaster in
the ''sweet bye and bye
The city Democratic convention
met Monday night and made the fol-
lowing nominations: Mayor, Hon. c.
G.. Daniel; marshal, Ed Dingle; al
derman 1st ward, j. H. Caldwell ;
alderman I'd ward, J. r. Bratton.
The convention was well attended
and an interesting neck-and-neck race
was had between the candidates.
The Republicans have not as yet
held any convention. The election
takes place Monday, April 3.
l.. Hale. of Nebo, ILL.,, has pur-
chased r. Brelsford's interest in the
Denver house at this place and took
possession several days since. We
understand that Mr.. H. is a thorough
hotel man.
j. B. McDearmon has recently
purchased an all-walnut prescription
case. The cast is really finer than
we have indicated, but you know
how it is with Jim Nc and Joe Pill.
cher-it won't do to fiatter them.
The fellow that came down from
Mexico and stole j. B. McDear9
mons orchestra books had better
return them before he has to answer
to the charge of the theft.
The machinery of the pottery com.
pany has not yet arrived but is on
the road snd work will commence as
soon as the machinery is set. Sixty
ton of the clay has been hoisted and
ready for the mill.
The Bridges Bros. gave a concert
here last night to an attentive aud.
fence. They are doubtless hard to
, equal as vocalists and their instru
! mental pieces were good.
! Messrs. Geo. ii. Utterback and hi:
3 %son-in-law, NJ. n. Nelson, have pur
Q chased the grocery stock of j. A
9 DYE and have moved it into the post
II office block.
We hope no Democrat, either IL
city, county or state election, will
9 kick over the traces in the approach
% ing elections. You are no Democra
. if you do.
10 One hundred and ten votes in cit,
2 convention this time, an increase @
10 about 80 over the number heretofor
6! attending. The Democrats ar
% awakening from their Rip Van Wink
., sluuuber. QUILP.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Married, at the residence OF Mr..
B. T. Wylde, on the 9Th OF March,
1886, near Benton City, Mo-. MIR,
Edward Lewis, of Audrain county
and Ills Rebecca j. Smock oil
Spencer, Owen county, Indiana
Attendants-Mr. William Lewis ano
Miss Zerilda Bishop. d. NJ. Gran
field, of Troy, No, ofici'ted. Quite
a nice little party of invited guests
crowned the happy occasion and thu
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs
wilde radiated with the glow of JOY
GUS faces and happy hearts, while GU
genial hostess hat prepared a mos
sumptuous and elegant supper for al
present. May the young couple en-
joy a prosperous sail over lifs's mai
rimonial sea-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
& Vic Barth.

uncalled for and unnecessary, and a
stretch of Imagination for which there
was no real ground. The relatives of
Mrs. Hicks, her father n mother,
who reside at Mexico, are among the
best people of the state; parents who
are Christians and who have educated
their daughter with an eye singly and
alone that she might adorn the class OF
| society in which her parents and her
| self had Away moved. 1t is to be re-
GREETED thai the publication was made.
| While Mrs. Hicks was at the Springs,
in Sedalia, or elsewhere, there never
was a word uttered or a thought given
expression that would reflect on her in
other than the most complimentary
terms.
MRS. HICKS IN KANSAS CITY.
The Kansas City Times Of last Sun
day also said: Up to a few months ago
and for more than a year previously
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks lived in this city.
She is an accomplished musician and
was during most of the time she resid-
ed here organist at the Walnut Street
Methodist church. She had a large
circle of friends here. Since she has re
moved to Chicago Mrs. Hicks has com
) posed a march which she dedicated x
/ the Marmaduke Guards.
) The same paper editorially remark
r ed: 81 leave tonight for Missouri
, where l will seek redress, by fair mean
; or foul, from the editor of the Sedaili
Bazoo." That is what Mrs. Hicks, Q
y Chicago, remarked, having read IN tn
s Bazoo that she was ga high-hyer."
e Mr. J. West Good in will take friendi
d advice, he will proceed to buy a llmlte
ticket for the mountains of Hepsldan
O It seems to us from all we can gathe
v concerning the matter that the BdzO
was entirely too hasty in its assertion
and has committed a grave error, ft
which reparation can not too speedll
be made.
.e Her husband and cousin and hel
a self were to start for Sedalia Monda
but the apology in the Bozoo Sunda
a. obviated the necessity of such
- course. The matter could have ha
d. but one result-the vlndicatlon
r the lady. If the end had not bes
reached in this way it surely wou
u In some other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
New Store Ro0m-New Stock.

Mr.. C. E. Purne1, Of Famous
left Tuesday for Chicagot to purchase
a new and complete stock of spring
goods, which viii! be opened out Tor
the inspection of the public IN The
WIN. f. Reed building about March
II. Mr.. Purnell is a progressive
merchant and will fit up his new
place of business in style and carry a
stock of goods surpassed by none
Everything will be new and fresh, OF
he latest styles and at Famous
we'll. known low prices.
A grand sacrifice sale is now going
on at the present stand, where al
kinds of goods are offered for a mere
song. Call around at Famous
and get bargains almost unheard OF
Look out for the grand opening a
Reeds stand. Note change in ad
vertisement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Twelfth Annual 81. Patrick's Ball,

CIlt w
The twelfth annual ST Patrick
bail will be held at the Central-Ringo
hotel Wednesday eve, March II.
1856. The following are the commit
tees:
Arrangement-P. f. Brophy, d.
f. Shea, Thos. f. Roden. JAS. Finn,
NJ. J. O'Brien, Michael Duggan, +.
II. Mitchell.
Invltation-John Chambers, John
Harley, Jerry Dermody. ID. OCalla'
CHAN, r. NJ. White, f. Newman
Frost, j. B. Bo,kin, r. f. Patterson,
Frank Wheeler, E. W. Lee, Jas. 5
Cough.
Reception-Huhert Schmidt, Thos
Hogan, Patrick Naughton, Mathew
Fecht, J. NJ. Pollard. Hugh Donelly
George Brock, james Finn, Mlchae
Duggap, JAS. Reynolds, Lawrence
Dwyer, b. B Runkle.
Floor Managers-M. j. O'Brien
J. J. Fagen. Geo. Brock, z. +
Broplv, L. +. Rpden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Great Exposition in Martins
Wonderful 10 Cent Store.

This store will locate in Mexico
for a short time only, previous to
taking the road again for the sum-
mer. My unparalleled success with
this enterprise the past year in Him
DIS and Missouri, is due entirely to
the unrivalled and Incompatible
bargains offered on my counters.
Nothing like it has ever been shown
in Mexico. Remember these are not
the class of goods you have been in
the habit of seeing Oh ordinary IL
Cent Counters, but staple goods,
bought under the auctioneer's ham
mer at one-third value and will bt
sold at prices that defy competition
Come and see for yourself. Palme'
Martin, Beck building, east side O
square, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
MONEY! MONEY!
$500, $500, $1,000, $4,000
$1,000.

Good farm loans o be placed
for three or FIVE years tune at far
rates in Audrain, Boone. Galloway,
Randolph, Monroe, Rails and IKE
counties. Apply to
]. p. CLARK. Mexico, Mo-,
Agent for eastern capital and old
eat resl estate and loan agent IN Cen
trail Missouri. Su
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
CHEAP MONEY 4!

We have unlimited sums of Eas-
tern money to loan at a low rate oil
interest on improved lands for term
of five years with privilege of paying
800 or any multiple thereof at any
interest pay day. Interest payable
annually or semi-annuaIly to suit
borrower. We can also supply yor
with home money at all times.
KnGoRE & HOWELL,
Loan and Real Estate Agents
over Savings Bank, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

W. r. Carter will have a grand
opening next Monday or Tuesday.
He will have the finest billiard parlor
between the two oceans.
Rev. j. 7. Moreman will preach at
Trinity church next Sunday at IL a.
M. and would love to see all the
members in attendance.
Ed. w. II. Hook will begin a series
of meetings at Lancaster. this state,
commencing Friday night. He left
last night for that place.
If our business men will all come
to the front the public square viii
be lighted with electricity for one
year from next Monday night.
Ex-Mayor Fowler made us a sooia
call this week. He is In the race TO
collector. He is a lifelong Demo
crat and known to every voter in thu
county.
Mrs. Silas Adsit, landlady at tn
Grand Hotel, Colfax, Iowa, Is ~visitin!
her sister-in-law, Mrs. n. McCubbln
, of this city. Mrs. Adsit used to ilv
in Mexico.
:, Mr. W. r. Brandenburg, OF B"ze
: man, Montana, made US a pleasan
| call yesterday. Mr.. Brandenbur
D was formerly a resident of this con-
l. ty. and reads the LEDGER.
ANY person who has one of til
old fire company hats or belts WI
please leave the same at the LEDGE
office. We are ANXIOUS to get
y least Ii of them together
Mr.. Hamilton Hall has just show
. US a Columbia type writer that &c
q tainly does its work better than an
thing of the kind We have ever ses
L before. The price being only :;
IN brings it within the reach Of eve
lone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
The readers Of the LEDGER will

The readers Of the LEDGER will
notice the advertisement of MI. l..
Phillip, our live clothier, in this issue
of our paper. Mr.. Phillip has been
identified with the clothing business
of our city for the last eighteen
wears and the prosperity he now en-
lows is the fruit of as many years OF
constant labor. He has undoubtedly
the most beautiful clothing emporium
in the city and the variety and extent
of his stock cannot fail to please the
most fastldious. We never saw {
prettier and cheaper line of goods
than those which Mr. Phillip is re
celving for the spring trade. W.
recommend an inspection OF his linz
knowing that his straightforward
method OF doing business as we'll a
the goods themselves and the price
cannot fail to please.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Farmers and Mechanics Society.

The following letter has just been
handed us for publication:
John n. Roseberry, Mexico, Mo-:
ST. Louis. Mo. March 8. DEAR
SIR- y The status of the
"Farmers and Mechanics in the de-
partment is simply this: l proceeded
against the company some months
ago by quo warranto before the cir
cult court of ST. Louis city, and upon
the affidavit of the officers that they
could not have justice in the courts
of the city Che company was incor-
porated by the city court) tie case
was moved to the circuit court of the
county, where it is now pending and
will not be heaiu before May.
Respectfully. etc,
ALFRED CARR,
State Insurance Supt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Never
Refuse to encourage enterprise.
Take $500 unless you get a chance.
Misrepresent the facts; it don't

Refuse to encourage enterprise.
Take $500 unless you get a chance.
Misrepresent the facts; it don't
pay.
Locate your romances at the union
depot.
Run for Office because your friends
want you to.
Abuse your opposition. 1t don't
sound well and will hurt you.
Choke the baby when it cries. just
stuff a handkerchief down its throat
Discharge a girl for giving you
impudence. 1t may be all the CIR
has to give.
Draw an inference from q CONVEX
sation just because it pleases you
when the facts don't warrant it.
Give your wife fifty dollars tt
spend before Christmas. Give it t.
her afterward. Things are cheaper
then.
Kick your wife when you are dis
pleased with her. Knock her dow
with boxing gloves on. 1t work
Just as well and is more gentleman
like.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Pafrnnize Home Industry.

The man named Schwartz, who was
in Mexico taking parlor photos and
irving to down the regular galleries,
left some of our business men holding
the sack. At least one of them will
follow him to Hannibal and try to
get what he (Schwartz) owes him
When will Mexico people learn tc
patrouize home industries ID.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Mrs. Robert Mckinney, nee Miss
Brown formerly of Audrain, died in
Brentwood, Texas, Monday. Her
remains will arrive IN Mexico tonight
or tomorrow. The remains will be
inferred in the Presbyterian cemetery
at Concord, Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Mrs. DR.. Gartreli, of this city, nee
Miss PAYNE, of this county, died yes
terlay. Funeral services at Baptist
church today at 2 p. IN. by the pas
tor. Rev. J. c. Armstrong. Mrs.
Gartrell had been sick for months
and the doctors were unable to even
tell what her disease was. She was q
most worthy lady. loved by all who
knew her. She leaves a husband and
seven children who have the sympa'
thy of the public in their bereave
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Teaebers' Examinations.

The second quarterly examination
for teachers certificates will be held
in nv Office at Mexico, March 25th.
26th and 9th. All persons desiring
certificates should be present the
first day, if possible, H A. GAS,
4S-2t School Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

STRAYEp OR SroLEN.-A large white
| shepherd dog; has black specks on
ears, seal under left eye. and answers
to the name Jack" A reward will
be paid for his return. Call on
j. B. Miller, the grocer, for further
inflammation. 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Geo. Adams, of Farber, was IN
Mexico this week on business. He
says the reports about his being a
candidate or not being a candidate
for sheriff are all false and that he
has given no one the right to use his
name in this connection.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
AN ORDINANCE
Repeating Chapter II of the Revised Or
dinances Of the City of Mexico. ana
Adopting. "a New Chapter In
Lieu Thereof.

Be it enacted By the City Council Of the
city Of Merico:
That chap,py twenty-one Of the ordinances oil
the city Of Mexico. approved January q, 1855,
he and the same IS hereby repealed and a new
cbapter adopted in lieu thereof. as follows:
SEf. IA Fire Company is hereby provided
for 10 consist of a Cnief, Assistant Chfel, two
Hose Directors, TO he denoinlna.en Its III"
SECOND Directors, and ten other fletnbefd.
Sac, 2.-The Chief shall be appointed by the
CITY Council, and shall hold nus once loI one
year, or until his successor sna,I ~ ,Y pprSnr nv
and qualified, unless sooner iehoNea ny "Eueio'
resolution Of the City Council.
sFc 3-The Chef shall. by and with the ad-
vice and consent OF the cry ,oaaCli. apposht an
| other members, wh0 shall be subject To removal
( al any time, with or without cause. bs oruff VI
( the Cnt.f or resolution OF the tiiy C"uielt.
Sc 4--The Chlef shaft. ny aud with the sp,
prnysl of the Clty Council, make such rules al'd
regulations rs he may deem neeessdf. lof We
government and direction nj the Fire Company.
sEC. 5.-said Fire Company shall dfiti regular
" nncs mr. maHth, and the Chief shall report ~
writing 10 the City C1UucD al us Itrst regular
NEE ing In each mnn'h we natis> ~ A. m'rin,
drills fur ffIe past month. ard i.bsesee DS any
member from three successive drus sibAii warh
"A forfeiture oi such mefnbsr ~hip.
sFr, G.-Fhe m.IRteFs Of the Fire e mp2nS
shall. b. fail compensation Tor ther services. "
paid rs follows:
Chef o.. .z...-. ,-,.. per year, SO y
2 "A HNlNFdltt Ai&fI a.r-asH-~4.n % ss - v
First Hose Director. Tor one regular drill,
per m@tfh -.-...--.- -..---..--.-. =
Second Hos. Director. fer one regular drill
ner munth.... --...- -....-.- z
/ Oihrr niembvrs each .-..,..---. .,...... Y
Two dollars additional stall I've paid TO eaci
aud every member Of the company for any hr
at which they MAJ BE- present .Bld WORKING a1'
tor every false alarm OF fire each member y
actual attendance. excerpt the CiiIef Aad Assist
ant Cgi.f. shall be entitled to one dri!ay-
SIC. The amount due each member 10
SALARY and fseg. as provided Tor ~ this ofdinanc
shall - paid monthly, 81, the order of the Gu
Council.
SO. The Assistant shall be subordinate :
the Chief. and obey his orders. and in ab-eIsc
u the Chief shall have charge aud control 4
the company.
} SIC g.-kny person who shall hlnae, 90 oh
siruct the Fire Company. or any Af~niber their
: Of, In the discharge vi ti.rsr dBtses. ssisil .
deemed guilty Of a 2tBsdeInsaH0f and. npo
= conviction. he fued mol less than i've nor mol
thar one hundred dollars.
D AF~l 10. All ordifsspeeF. or paris OF ordttaaf
a res, in conflict befswith are hereby repealed
y This ordinance to be il force from and alter !
publication.
! Approved March E. 1885.
Attest y. S. FRosr. Recorder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
LEDGER.
THURSDAY. MARCH IL, 1886
official ORGAN OF THE Cry OF MEXICO
Lent began yesterday.

Lent began yesterday.
Quintette Club tomorrow night.
DR.. Koontz is in Mexico on a visit.
Look out for the Bohemian oat
mindler.
james Ringo is spoken of for
nllector.
There should nc two electric light
1t the depot.
J. B. Miller has our thanks for
isnewed favors.
Six new subscribers at Benton
City this week.
Geo. Hume, Of Columbia, spent
Sunday in town.
Sam Morris hand viii be we'll b'
bis wedding day.
Read our announcements for city
md county offices.
Rudolph Keeton is now in Doctor
Bakers drug store.
jug breaking at Liberty stree, NJ
Z. church tonight.
The st. Patrick B il will be tn
event of the season.
The fire company next month WI
drill to a false alarm.
Stoddert Society meets at parsor
age at 2 p. IN, to-day.
When we have a good show /
Mexico no one attends.
Alice Oates opera company Satu
day evening, March 20.
Somebody owing the LEDGER c'
bring u III a good pig.
Mrs. Mary A Sharp, an agei lad
died of apoplcxy Monday.
Don't fail to 90 to the st. Patrlct
ball. 1t will be immense.
Mrs. Bell, of Clan k~svilIe, M,
visiting relatives in this city.
E. NJ. Hughes, of Danviile, will
a candidate for circuit judge.
Morris K. Locke d Co. are huildi
water-works in East st. Louis.
Marshal Murray has the poc'
book lost by james billiard last 5
urday.
w. W. Clendenin, of Worcest
is going to Europe to complete
studies.
President A. K. Yancey OF Har
4 College. has our thanks for fav
this week.
Obituaries in the LEDGER mist
paid for at one-Ialf regular adVer
ing rates.
Work should be pushed at once
the direction of the Baptist publ
lag company.
The Rush Hill coal mine is
feet deep. They will not stop
coal is found.
Col. Grubb, city attorney OF L
donna, wa in Mexico this week
legal business.
Don't fail to see statement of
eeipts and expenditures Of the c.
81 on the fourth page.
JAS. F McWl4liains vii be a
aidate for collector. IT elected
sni make a good official.
Go and hear the Quintette
tomorrow night. The best Ell
ainment Of the season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

II O want lumber for any pur-
pose on earth, 90 to the e yard
just southwest of square, Frank Buff
fun proprietor, VIM. Angel manages
They won't be undersoid. Att.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

The director of the Audrain Coun'
ty A. & NJ. Society are hereby notiii
ed to meet at the court houst Satur-
day, March Is. 1886, at 2 o'clock, p
N. J. B. BorKIs, Vice Pres.
j. A. GLAsDoN, Secy.
Mexico. Mo-, March 9th, 1886.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Baird Beauties.

II. T. Baird, of Baird College.
Clinton, Mo, has our thanks for a
box of fine cigars called "Baird
Beauties" in honor of Baird College.
The box is beau:ifed with a fine pic
ture of the college and will prove {
big advertisement. Baird is II O
the most enterprising, go-ahead mel
OF this earth and will succeed as h'
deserves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

FoR SALE-Two billiard tables, one
pool table and fixtures; all III good
repair. Cheap for cash. Address
Mrs. E. Golding, Fulton, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

A - year old daughter of MIR. A.
F. Light, in west Mexico, a few
morning since, attempted to light the
fire with ceal oil, and got badly
scorched. 1t was q narrow escape
Light and nearly all his family arr
sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

The funeral of George p. Burhop
teok place Sunday, attended with
Masonic ceremonies. Mr.. Burhop
had been very sick for years and bis
death was not unlocked for. He had
lived in Audrsin many years and was
respected and loved by all who knew
hl,p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Waukenphast Shoes

Made to order. Fine work a spec,
ialty. Repairing done neat, cheap
and on short notice. North side
square, over Buckley & Moore's.
40-3m ID. G.. kNoDERER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

The Famous Cash House will open
March 17th in the VIM. f. Reed
building, north side square, with a
fresh new stock of gods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
Close Collections.

j. T. Nelson, county collector, a
few days since made his annual set
Element with the county court, show
ing the following collections made:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Special sale at the Famous tiii the
18th, before moving into the Reed
building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

J. H. Canada, of Sailing, was in
Mexico last week and dropped in on
The LEDGER. He Is in the race for
collector to stay and will whoop the
boys up. He is well known all over
the county and has a fine record as o
gentleman and q Democrat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

C. G. White, of Vandalis, is spoken
of as a probable candidate for prose-
cutting attorney. He would run q
| ine race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
GRAND OPENING.

Carter will open his new Saloon
and Billiard parlor Monday. Prof.
John Donovan, proprietor of the
Monarch and West End billiard halls
of st. Louis, will be present and give
two exhibitions-one in the afternoon
and one at night. Donovan is a noted
billiardist and all lovers of a fine
game will be there to witness the
exhibitions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

W. p. Singer, travelling represent
alive of the ST. Louis Whip. is in
Mexico on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

Must he sold before the 18th
$500 worth of clothing, $500 worth
of hats. These are good desirable
goods and will be sold at a great
sacrifice to close out this depart
ment. FAMOUS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
honey to Loan !

,,rENAN & BARNES, financial cor-
..oudents of Eastern capitalists, have
~ited capital To loan for 3 To I wears
a. a low rate Of interest or farms in
lin and neighhoring counties. Priv
a having part or all of loan before
We also loan home money on very
.,u.ble terms. If you desire Il loan
4 an rs and We will give you terms that
n competition.
& BARNES.
nal Estate, Loan and Insurance Agents,
MEXICO, MO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11
laOUNCBMENlS---CITY OFFICERS
CRY ATTORNEY


ryg are authorized To-
W. Il MCINTYRE
y InAtdaie for CITY \ turiIry. subject 10 The ac'
- The Democratic conventions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-11

avs are Authorized to- Il ounce
L.. r.. l~DMIINS,'N
n.adidate for election Tu the office of CITY Re
E.sr subject 10 the action OF the Democratic
4sTgntiOn.