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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Our contemporary insists that we
tried to create the impression that
the record of it's editor was not clean.
Again we deny this allegation. Fur
tbermore, If we said anything from
which such an inference could be
drawn we wish to correct it. W.
have always claimed that the editor
Of our contemporary was one of the
noblest works of God, an honest
man. In fact, the more we think
about it the more We are assured of
this fact. We are sure the people Of
Audrain agree with US. for they have
not only e this statement in the
LEDGER but the gentleman referred
to has himself repeatedly and, so t.
speak, frsntically claimed the same
thing and we trust has impressed it
on the minds Of his readers in this
way. We wish to DO clearly under
stood in this matter. In our opinion
whatever virtues the editor Of our
contemporary may have We Think hon.
esty is the chief. We do not think
he would take $500 for booming
water works for two good reasons
In the frs, place we don't think he
would get q chance, and in the second
place we think the editor ef u
contemporary is too honest to do such
q dark and direful deed. the price
would lie 40 far out Of proportion to
the services to be rendered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

The Sedalia BdzoO Uses the namt
of a Mexico society lady in a very
reckless manner this week. calling hel
a thigh flyer, grass widow etc,
Both charges we think are false. A
newspaper should be very sure it is
right and then very loath to speaE
when a lady's character is to be be.
smirched. In this case we do moi
think there is the slightest founds
ton for the insiuuations made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Theological matters seem to be
uppermost in the minds of people
hereabouts, judging from the manu-
scripts Of a religious character that
continue TO pour in to this Office
Will some kind brother or sister send
lis a copy Of the bible 50 we can re-
produce IL?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, John Allen and Martha r.
w Allen, his wife, 10y their deed Of
trust duly recorded In trust deed book
wv" page 1874, In the recorder Of deeds
Office in and for the county of Audraln,
Mo, conveyed lot one (), block three
C), OF Clark's addition 3 o the city Of
Mexico, of said county and state, to the
Undersigned trustee to secure q certain
I In said trust deed described. And
whereas said note is past due and unpaid,
and whereas the holder of said note has
requested the enforcement Of said deed o.
trust. Now, therefore, ! will on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1856,
at the east front door Of the court hsuse
sell for cash said lands to satisfy SAID
debt and costs of this sale.
GEO. ROBERTSON, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
A Valuable Enterprise.


A Aansisr 81 EUR CAPT aIists have
p, COMB k,e the organization Of i
pint stod Cd hpany for the pnrpq&
Of manufacturing thing. fre-briek
and pottery and mining coal. The
has purchased the Ely coal
shaft and have ordered the necessary
machinery, which will be landed here
IN a few days. They expect to be
making brick in two weeks time.
The clay for the brick will be lifted
from the bottom OF the shaft, which
is said to he of a verv fine quality.
This enterprise will add many thous-
and dollars yearly to the business Of
our growing little city.-vandalis
Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

The Grand Lodge of Missouri, A..
o. U. w, met in annual session in
st. Louis two weeks ago. Six hun
dred lodges, with 10000 members.
were represented, AMI CARRYING in
surance amounting to $4,000, 900.
The growth of this order everywhere
has been phenomenal. and IN it's
magnitude. in this state at least, ranks
second to no benevolent organiza'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Whenever you hear a man blowing
around about q newspaper prostitut-
ing its columns for money you can
just bet that you a huv that duck.
body and soul, with a red cent that
has a hole in it, even bigger than hi
soul. - In substance az ertract from
speech delivered before the Mterna
AiondL Contention ut Cincinnati.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
MAGNIFICENT PAPER.

fcffi ruc tfrfr- ~
The Mexico LEDGER got out a magnifi-
cent issue last week, in both its Pictorial
and letter press features, illustrative of
its town and county, and of all other
towns of the county. Such enterprise,
labor, and liberality OF expenditure are
worthy of the NOS generous recognition,
ana we are glad to know out contempor-
airy is reaping his just reward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
CAN'T HELP IT.

Susie Mex. Fisher III Pennington Times.
Col. Bob White, of the Mexico LEDGER,
is as notorious as Horace Greeley for bad
penmanship. a few days ago | received
Il letter from him. The Junior said,
"Why, did a big man write that? Well,
if | couldn't write better than that my
self" Words failed him TO express
what he would do, but | thought it q
good Joke on our former VI. 7. A. Presi-
dent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

The editor Of our contemporary
wan.only publishes what he claims
was a private conversation between
its editor and the editor of the LED
GER, and then says, .'the impression
was made on his mind so and so.
II he intends to lead the public to
believe that we ever told him that VT
asked, charged or got a cent for edi-
torial work from the water works
company or any u connected with
it, he simply shows that the wal
between his memory and his imagi-
nation Is in bad repair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
PLEASED.
From the B~runswicke

From the
The time for the mex meeting Of the
Missouri Press Association has been fixed
for May IL next, at Mexico. We are
pleased to note this and think all will go
well if the executive committee can keep
Bob Whites feet off the principal thor
oughfares.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

1t is reported that James Terrell
Byrns, of this county, will he a can
didate for the Legislature. Whether
or not this is told as a joke we are
unable at this writing to state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Abe Mason who, for years, was a,
the helm of the Paris Mercury, is now
conducting the Shelbiua Torchlight
Mason is a fine journalist Of talent
and experience. He is devoted to
his profession and will keep every
department Of his paper booming.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

FROM tlt ' af1udiid I1eitueT'
Mexico has had the q. A. RS quarter
ed ON her for W. days, N now the Mis-
souri, faber slashers are to domicile
in the capital of Audrain for like num-
Der of days. In other words, the annual
spree of the Missouri editors will be at
Mexico this year. Verify, the city where
GU guardians sojourn must be supremacy
happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
MEN or MlANs.


The Giobe Democrat OF last Satur-
day contained a report from each
county in the state, giving the
names of the six wealthiest farm
ers of the county together with the
character of the property owned,
amount of taxes paid, assessed
valuation of county, etc. The re-
port from Audrain is as follows:
Audrain county was organized in
1886; has and ares of $50 square
miles: total assessment for state
purposes, 81 ,o29,27o. Its wealth.
lest farmers are:
/. Col. Green Clay; estimated
wealth .Slu,ooo
Owns 1900 acres of land; as
sessed OH realty $4,000, personal
5000; inherited a large quantity
of land; made money by raising
thoroughbred stock in Missouri
and cotton farming in Mississippi;
born in Bourbon county, KY;
came to county in 1878; Democrat;
was Secretary of Legation to
Russia and Italy under Lincoln
and Johnson; for a number of
wears member Of Mississippi Leg
islature; President of the Miss
issippi Levce Commission; Presi-
dent of the Audrain County Fair
Association.
2. W. s. Boyd, of Vandalia; esti-
mated wealth. .S15,OOO
Latest assessment, $4,000;
taxes, s277; owns 5000 acres of
land; is a live stock dealer; made
money gold-mining in California;
born in Galloway county; came to
county thirty-three years ago; Re
publican.
8. Ex-Governor Chas. H. Hardin;
estimated wealth. .S15O,Ot
Owns 800 acres of land, and
state property worth $4,000 tc
5 $1,000; donated $4,000 worth O.
land to Hardin College; a promi.
nent lawyer in the county; engaged
in stock raising and banking; borr
in kentucky; came to county il
'G1; Democrat; held many office:
of trust, besides being Governor o
Missouri.
4. c. F. Clark; estimated wealth
SI5,OV
Wealth consists of land and banl
stock; owns 1900 acres of land,
large amount of live stock, an,
$4,000 bank stock; wealth partl,
inherited and balance made b,
r handling stock; started as schoo
teacher; native of New Hampshire
10 years in county; Democrat.
> ). Caleb Berry, of Worcester; est
l mated wealth .S75,UN
7 Wealth in land and stock; as
f sessed S7,130 realty; personally
$1,000; owns 1,040 acres of land
. inherited 81, 200 in land, and &C
cumulated the resthimself by stoc.
i raising; born in the Kingdom c
t Galloway; Democrat.
$ 6. w. H. White: estimated wealtI
t .S65,OO
e Owns 2,470 acres of land, value
: at s19,25O; personal property, So,
, 900; inherited considerable wealth
made money by handling stock
native Of Audrain; Democrat
+ served as sheriff.
/ The roads in Audrain county ar
in fair condition, and improving
n Many Eastern people are settlin
among us, and our farmers IRE nc
slow in taking pattern after thei
> advanced ideas in agriculture; 8
. per cent. of taxes collected, an eX
ira good showing.
t The report was furnished the Glob'
Democrat by its resident correspond
h ent, and is mainly correct.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
''AS USUAL"


From the Rails County Guide.
The executive committee of the Mis-
the next meeting of the association shall
be held at Mexico, on May IL. Bob
White, of the LEDGER, has been working
hard to secure the convention for Mexico,
and has succeeded, as usual.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
The Time OF Year.

The truth flows from a good man
like molasses from a jug.-Sdm
Jones.
We wonder if he means in January
OK July.
Our contemporary says: sit is
precious little concern to it what the
LEDGER charged the water-works for
support" Such being the case we
fail to see what it is making such All
exhibition of itself about.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
ENTERPRISE AND HOSPITALITY.

Our ne~ighboring city of Mexico fully
sustained her already well-earned reputa-
ton for enterprise and open-handed
hospitality, by the splendid manner in
which she received aud entertained the
Grand Army of the Republic last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

A. G.. Turner is likely to have no
opposition for reelection to the
council from the first ward. He is
one of the most faithful workers that
was ever in the %cOunciI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
"B0ld and Fearless

To the Editor of the Ledger.
EMINENCE, Mo. Feb. 13.-Yours
received. | am going to
''stay with" YOU forever or as long as
you publish the same bold, fearless
paper you are publishing now. 1
regard your paper the best county
paper | know of in this state.
Very truly, j. B. SEARcr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
No Armament

Hon. B. r. C~authorn. Mexico, in
whom any opponent from his (Au-
drain) county for the Legislature
will find Il formidable candidate, paid
MS a call last Friday.-Columbia
Statesman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

"Dick" Hopkins, of Sailing, IA
IN Mexico this week shaking hands
with friends. He has good backing
for Collector and has made up his
mind TO make the race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

We are asked every day for back
copies Of the LEDGER containing the
Duncan-G allaher debate. Some one
could make a neat sun by compiling
their
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Good corn cobs in Franklin coun-
ty sell for Is cents per hundred and
are used for pipes. Why cannot
Mexico have a pipe factory?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Dan Kennedy, of Springfield, says
they have the third class charter there
and for the first time in the history
Of the town good and substantial i'm
prOyements are being made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Some one with a diseased brain
started the report that silver had
been discovered in O coal mine at
Farber. Evidently the F. K. has not
been in Audrain lately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

A Philadelphia man has four hun
dred thousand dollars insurance on
his life. He is not the only nan in
the world who is worth more dead
than alive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
"FRONr RANK

From the Troy Free Press.
The Mexico LEDGER of last week con-
tanned quite a readable history of Audrain
county. As an enterprising journalist
the LEDGER man takes Lis place in the
front rank. There is no mistake about
&c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
UsEAL ENERGY.

From the Paris Appeal.
The Mexico LEDGE displayed its usual
energy In giving a full account of the G.
A. r. meeting in that city last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
EXcEi.LENT ACCOUNT.

From thr Louisiana JOURNAL
The Mexico LEDGER, with Its usual en-
terprise, gave an excellent account of the
G. A. r. Encampment, held IN that city
last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Hon. j. E. Hutton, in a letter to q
granger in Rails county, expresses
himself as solid for the coinage of
silver
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Clinton, Mo. has just taken Il cen
sus and has 5,019 inhabitants and
will at once adopt a Ord class charter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

The Laddonia Herald is one of the
best local papers that comes to our
Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEAthIG
IN Notice IL hereby given that l, 2 -.
ministr ator Of the estate Of T. D. u rse
deceased, will 1t the Nav term, 49,
make inal settlement ~ Adml1is1s
Of ss,d estate. d. T. GRUGINs
xS-4s. Adninstrx1ces
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

j. /. Hit is spoken of as a eandi-
date for Collector. Joe is a thor
Democrat and if elected
would make a good and faithful off,
cial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that I, as adj
ministrator of the estate of IssacN VIII
son, deceased, viii, at the May term,
1856, of the Audrain Probate Court, make
nv final settlement as administrator OF
said estate. CHAS. ". WILSON,
x7-4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Hon. j. T. Child was appointed
Minister to siam. A good appoint.
nent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

1t is probable that the rae for city
attorney will be lively.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING OF Us.

= q aest1ga AND DAISY,
I q FROM taE*shellina Torchiisht.
hoSewhite, y the Mexico LEDGER, IL
a rtnstfer, and Ills paper a daisy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

W. H. WOODWARD & sos, Apasce
agents for eastern parties, can IT.
you . loan on farms In any Of the ad5oans
ing counties 1t . low rate OF interest," -.
on short notice. Parties wishing -
loans give them . call.
w. H. WOODw & SON
42-tf MEXICO, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Come up and get a LEDGER Pic
torial Annual. They should be in
every house in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Why don't you go to see good
shows when they come to town?
What's the matter with Lillian Olcott
in '.Lynwood'' tomorrow evening?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

I EHV WY 7 'tVVFUiIV 1T II 'VTIriFUIF
the Intelii2enceT.l Sarnnd That as p
Second, That as Il re- mark of our regard for
mark of our regard tor his memory tins Couti-
his memory this COun-, ell cause these resoiu-
eli cause these resolutions to be spread on
tons to he spread on.tile minutes and a copy
the minutes. and "A cUpyiuf the same he sent TO
of the same be sent to.his bereayed family
his bereavrd fanl ~ and and also a r0pyf fntsiI-
also Il copy furnished ed the daily and weekly
the Daily IntelIigenceT papers OF this city for
Of this city Tor puDlica- publication.
finn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04

Seven hundred and three behind us.
The business men to the right OF us!
The city government to the left OF US,
The fleeing twenty mine in front Of US.
WASN'T L. worth the Eight Hnndredf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-03-04
o JOURNALISM.

The fair-minded editor of our con-
temporary seems to wish to inaugu-
rate = boycott on the LEDGER ut the
expense Of q dead man and by mis-.
representing the council. We were
asked by at least fifty persons if the
council did not want the LEDGER tc
publish the resolutions of respect in
regard to DR.. Neale. They drew
their inference from the garbled
name Il contemporary published
them. The object, of course, we fail
to understand. but the following is
the way the second resolution ap-
peared:
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-06

hIDDbECREEK ITEMS. AS Mr.. j.
Il. Steininger has canvassed this sec,
tion of the county and raked in n guod
many new subscribers, do not think
it improper to give my fellow reader,
a few items Of tho village of Middle
creek and vicinity.
We are sorry to say that II. II
Herbstcr, who was employed in A. ii
Ulsh's grist mill for over six years, Il
going 10 leave with the expectation o
6ettering himself by going into n roll
er mill. Henry we are sorry to par
with you.
Pealing bark Is all the go just nov
and farmers are getting ready to hau
it, provided the wages will be sulii
cient-if not they will all unite in a
grand strike, similar to the late South
ern Pacific.
j. Adam Goss has purchased two
iron gray horses recently. 1t Is ru
mored by some OF his intimate friend,
that he intends to leave the "Bache.
lors' Association" OF which Milton 1,
president and All. secretary.
@. X. Goss and A. Il. Manbeclx are
attending the Normal Institute al
A n Il, nn..
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-06

In MEMoRIAM,-At u meeting oI
the Capt. Ryan Post, &. A. X. of Mid
dleburgh, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Divine
Providence to call from amoucu us Com
rade William II. Din, therefore be il
RCsOlrcd by Post No. 8G4 q. A. r.
that in the death OF Major Din the
Grand Army has lost q worthy com
radcliffe community worthy citizen
his family noble husband and IA
ther; and tho Common schools OF
Snyder county u faithful official and
true friend.
Resolved, That Prof w. n. Dill by
his Jealous toll for tho moral and in
tellectual elevation OF our youth, has
raised up for himself u monument
more lasting than granite; his life
work has left an indelible impress
upon the community, Though dead
he yet speaketh."
Resolved, That we tender our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family
we feel for them, though we cannot
realize the bitterness OF their grief
Powerloss ourselves to comfort, We
can only point them To Hin who hal
said, Blessed are they that mourn
for they shall he conforted.n
ResOlred, That copy Of these reso
lutions be entered upon our minutes
u copy be furnished Mrs. Din, and I
copy be sent to each OF tho county
papers for publication.
Ct. g. GUTELIUs,
| i. Il. BOWER,
JOHN Ii. ARNOLD,
Committee.
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pTlAESkSes[Eb.

May >, by Rev. j. y. Slinirl, Zach
sridh n var nnd Miss Laura r.. Secs
bold. both of Gnv'c- county.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-06

NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS We are
reliably informed that Subscription
books will soon be circulated for tn,
purpose ~ raising funds with whiyl!
20 purchase a. town clock, TO bc pluc
ei ia the stcopie OF the Court house,
with the cOuset however OF the Conn.
~ Commissioners. This would bo a
moy1in the right direction, and as the
town will now Iva udorued with new
l9I Mt the expenses of the county,
would it not become tho citizens ui
Middleburgh TO ACKNOWLEDGE this
favor at tine hands of the tax payers
and put monument on the Court
house that would be both pretty and
useful. This would be received bv
the taxpayers aga tribute of thanks.
Citizens let ms put our shoulders to
the wheel and 20 on with the grand
work Of Improvement. Our streets,
alleys and pavements also need much
Improvement, and we are very glad
that our worthy counsel have already
moved in this direction. 1t is hoped
hey will continue the good work and
mako all the improvements necessary,
Rnd make the town worthy its name
"A County Seat Pavement and
side walks will certainly have to be
constructed In the near future. Why
not mt once pass the proper ordi-
nances aud have this matter attended
to.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-06

Trr New Town Hhah-The See
bold Town Hp!l will be finished ia
two weeks. II Is two story slruc
.turo, located on the North west cor
ner OF Market and Walnut stcots.
The first tlonr IL used for the cNten-
siye General Store ~ the frm of See.
bold Il Runkcl. The Hall is on the
second lioor sSy2j feet--with two
dressing rooms in tho rear. The
ceiling is Is feet high, and tho stage
is 1925 feet. The Hall will be iirish
eel aud painted in the most approved
style. The front and part Of the east
side along Walnut steet has band
some Nerauda, intended for open air
Consents sc. IL will bo such Hall
@. q. Seeboid the proprietor is a live
business man, and certainly deserves
q great deal Of credit for his enter
prise in thus supplying the people
with this long needed and great con
venience, as u hall of this kind was
needed for may years. 1t will have II
seating capasity for upwards of 600
John Il. Stetler the archetect also
deserves much credit he has left
nothing undonc that could possibly
add To the elegance aud convenience
Of this hall. No doubt this han will
be well patroui1ed, as AIR. Secbola's
prizes are very reasonable, and largo
audiences can always be expected.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-06

SHINGbEsl SHINGJRs!-Fifty Thou
sand No. 9, tSinch Shingles at 81 Sc
per thousand. Inquire at this Office.
STORE Room For RENT The un-
dersigned having repainted and gen
cral improved his store rocm in the
town OF Fremont, offers it for rent
IL is q desirable business stand. Call
on or address, DR.M ROrHRoCK,
Mt. Pleasant Mills,
May 3,om. Snyder Co, Pa.
The Freeburg Broom Brigade will
give an entertaimpsrt IN Seebold's
new Hall, Mid1lehurgh, Pa, on sat
ur3ay evening, May 10. This enter
taiumeut will consist OF q Broom
Drill, Vocal and instrumental music,
Rnritatious, sc. 1t promises to bo
the most amusing and entertaining
exhibitions over given in Middlshurg.
Every body should attend. Admission
o5 aud - cents. Reserved seats 10
cents extra. See bills.
why should not the Time Gone
when the name Of DIR. David Kennedy
shall be associated in the public mind
with the puiiicntiou of the blood, ps
the name of Harvey now is with It,
circulation. Tor certainly no other
medical man has done ms much Ga
that end ~ he has. Aud it j. also
important that people should know
that tho result OF his labors are with
Ia reach of all in tho form of d..
Keunedy's 'Farorite Bomedy,' 49,
h'roaa,g jop6d,. May.
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Mrs. Louisa Smith the leading Mil
liner OF Selinsgrove is going TO the
city on next Monday, the 3rd OF May,
to buy In large stock Of Summer
Millinery and 'Straw goods. Ladies'
give her a call and buy your Hats and
Bonnets at Louisa Smiths store and
save from is to 20 cents on the dollar
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Mercantile ADDraiSaTlGlt For
1856.

The vendors Of foreign and t,omcs
tic merchandise, hotel Keepers, distii-
lers, &c, in Snyder county, will take
notice that they are appraised and
classified Ivy the 10y the undersigned
appraiser OF mercantile aud other II
censc tax for the year 1886, ns follows,
TO Wit:
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1;oT.E 10 gUBsoBIlERs.

y.o0s ~ the huquFes an the label of
vour nsnes. TfIofr irjuee tell yod
raY DAsN 10 WHOM YOuR sru5CRir-
T1oN ~ PAM. within 3 weeks after
uAncy H. sept, see il date is changed.
no Other receipt is necessary.