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CONDENSED NE u S.

The registration of voters in New York
city is 245, ,I64. In 1889 it vas 2lS, ,423.
The water tower at Temple, Texas
burst and the town was flooded.
Prince Bismarck has not accepted Em'
peror Williams invitation to attend the
Von Mol Ike celebration.
Many Chickasaw Indians are dissatis.
fed over concessions to gold prospectors
in the Arbuckle mountains.
An Italian East Africa company has
been formed with capital Of $4,000 0UC
guaranteed by the government.
Cora Van Hausen, aged %, at York
vile, N. Y, made griddle cakes with q
rough on rats mixture, ate and died.
William Sanders and William Martin
fought a duel near Danielsville, Ga.
Both were killed.
The Hudson yesterday showed the
highest tide in forty wears. The brick
yards suffered enormously. Millions Of
bricks are lost.
Charles w. Robinson, well known
stock broker in Boston, Mass, is self.
confessed forger. The amount will not
fall short of $4,000.
A party of coon-hunters near Cascade
N. Y, chopped down tree in which
they had coon. Three of them were
struck by branches and one was killed.
Germany has made renewed efforts to
obtain concerted action by the European
powers against the United States tanf
bill. Her overtures have been coldly re-
ceived by the French government.
The Rev. Martin l.. Fritch, for twenty
five years respected minister Of the re.
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formed denomination in Pennsylvania
has been sentenced TO three months in
Jail and to pay SO fine and costs,
amounting to $3.50 for stealing.
Fifteen armed men burned down the
buildings OF L. B. Varnes, in Coffee
county, Ca, last night because Of his
supposed participation in the late riot.
Gov. Gordon has called out the militia.
Ex-Alderman William L. Wheelan, OF
Chlrago, was shot and mortally wounded
by Geo H. Ha haway, gambler. The
tragedy red at rendezvous for
sports of both sexes.
Trouble has arisen between Mr.. Hirsch,
the American minister at Constantinop|e
over the arrest of an American subject on
SUSPECT on of being implicated in Arme-
nian revolutionary pots. Tie accus "a
is Il graduate of Bowdvin college.
There is on exhiton at Memphis, Tenn,
bale OF cotton which has been picked
by machiney, and the cotton brokers are
talking of the beginning of new era in
the cotton business. The bale weighed
475 pounds and was picked by the ma
chine in two hours Notwithstanding ram.
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President Marvel Speaks.

CHICAGO, oct. 20 president Marvel,
Of the Atch,son road, returned from the
east last night, and referring to the at
tacks hich have been made on the man
agelnent recently, he said to Journal
reporter: Our enemies are PLAYING 9
sharp game to secure the business We
think We are entitled to. For the rast
year our Chicago line has been holding
the traffic that we colec, from every por'
tion OF the vast system beyond Kansas
City ard they want to get it away from
u.s. Believing that we are entitled to our
legitimate business We cont feel inclined
tO LET them have il "
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Robert G. E!dert, Valley Stream, n
T., writes:
II am boatmsn and upward OF &c
years OF age. During the past two years
I have suffered severely from rheumatism
Of the lower part of my back. My back
ached without cessation, and at times |
thought l would be paralyzed l pro-
cured two of Allcock's Porous Pasters
and put them across the lower part Of my
spine. In tNenty-four hours all pain
had ceased At the end OF week | put
on two fresh AIlcock's Porous Plasters,
wore them ten days, then took them off,
washed nv back with a little alcohol,
which removed every trace ofthe plasters
II is now three mon h. since the pssters
cared me, and | feel very much stronger
and better than ever before"
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The Rock Drill z Contest.

LEADvlLLE, Oct 28.-The rock drilling
contest betw cen Kennedy and Ahern took
place at Evergreen Lakes Yesterday be-
fore an immense crowd. Kennedy won,
drilling hoe 10 3-l6 inches in fifteen
minutes rs against Ahern's l71a inches.
Kennedy now challenges the world Three
thousand dollars changed hands on the
result of this match.
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snap.
Twenty-three lots in Hickox's boulevard
addition to Santa Fe for 81 200 cash; see
plat three corners and large frontage.
Address NJ. P. Dooley, La Junta, Colo.
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Te|egraphic Tidings
Tho Lottery Law.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Attorney Cen
eral Miller to-day sent circular letter to
all United States attorneys calling atten.
ton to the new lottery law, with the sug-
gestion that they spare no effort in Its
enforcement. Similar instructions were
sent to United States marsha's.
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Hill and Conway, Jr.
Tvpewritng and translatins. Office,
Grifiin's hork. North. asst corner plaza
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Arc You Married?
If not. send your address to the American
Corresponding Club, P. 0. Box 643,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
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Fresh ranch eggs at Emmert's.

Turkeys, ducks and chickens Saturday
morning, at Fmmert's.
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New jersey Sweet potatoes, at EN-
merits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Circuit Court Notes.

Brauer & Adams vs. Clacher &
Hill; plaintiffs take new suit With
leave % move to set same aside.
B. Hellman VS. Willard Potts !;
Judgment by default against de-
PENDANT for 1904 40.
VIM. Kendall ct al vs. Frank
Moydell; plaintiff voluntarily dis
misses his suit.
David Pike VS. Lucy A. Pearson:
all the attachment cases submitted
on agreed statement flied.
Katrina Schulthelss u. Conrad
Schultheiss dismissed Is per
stipulation filed.
NJ. r @ ,aintance vs. Cora R
On .inlailc- cpn'inued.
Paradlne Vernette VS.. Fred Yer
nette ; divorce granted.
Sam Morris vs.. CI,y OF Mexico
motion filed by plaintiff for d
change of venue.
susie R ,gsdale vs.. C. & A. r
R.; motion filed by plaintiff for 4
Change Oi We iuo.
State of Mo vs. VIM BedelI, three
case-; defendant files motion for d
cii.Iige OF VENUE.
e l. Bruce ct al vs.. NJ. r Bruce
1T a; Judgment in partition, com,
mi -sIoa,er- appoint. d, R Z. Car
ter. I. Do Carlos, II. B. Bush
VIM. A. E,lmonston VS. K. A
Herring; verdict for defendant
Jas. Garrett Va S w. Pear-on,
order Tor publication and Con
tinued
La Crosse Lumber Co. vs., Mex
leo Street R. R Co judgment an,
lien against property as describe,
in petition of plaintiff vs.. defend
mi
Tudor Iron Works vs.. Mckee
Street railroad; judgment for de
fault against defendant
E Z Kennen, assignee, VS. Ma
mie Matthew; continued gener
all.
R. w. Bourn vs.. Frank Arm
strong; judgment for possession oi
land sued for.
A, G. Hit VS. H. Conley; OF
plaintiffs motion case dismissed
John Back, Bohemia, citizens
! papers granted; witnesses, G. V
Brooks and E Reudy.
JOS. Baum & Co. VS. n. FRANKIE
plea in abatement Withdrawn ,judg
ment tor plaintiff
R. NJ White VS.. H. Franke
same entry as Baum & Co.
First National Bank, Mexico
Nc. VS. H FRANKIE; same entry a
Baum & Co.
Anna B DeLorande VS.. St. Loui
& Keokuk railroad; continued b,
consent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Death OF Eddie souire..


The funeral Of Ed.ard L..
Squires, who died of pulmonary
consumption Saturday evening At
$40 O'Clock, took place from the
Christian Church AZ 10 O'Clock .. m.
Monday. The beautiful and i'm
presslve services were CONDUCTED
BY Elder W. B. Taylor, pastor OF
the Christian Church. Deceased
was eighteen years of age and for
several years had been a consistent
member of the Christian Church.
The pail bearers were six of his
most intimate friends during life
John Andrews, Charles Campbell,
james Wilkins. Harry Turner,
Will Bradley and Wallace Bassfnrd.
Eddie. as deceased was familiar.
ly known. was formerly q compost.
tor in this Office and continued in
this position until Ill health forced
him to rellnquish the business. He
was an upright, honest, manly
youth, and had he been permitted
to live to manhood would have
made a good business man and
u,etul citizen. He died as he
Iived-irm in The faith that the
Redeemer llveth. Nothing could
shake his f 18th in the Christian re
llgion, which certainly is a great
consolation to those who loved him
best. Our sympathy Is with his
bereaved mother, whom, of ali
others, can realize to the fullest
extent the departure from life o
her beloved boy. Weep not; HI
doeth all things we'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Card From Geo. sanderson.

Az utu I IN CuScf-
MEXICO, Mo-, Feb. 5.-lnas-
much as I have had considerable
free advertising of late in both
county papers in regard to my af.
6davit of T. J. Hickman having ex.
pressed an opinion before serving
as juror IN the Dusenberry case,
| wish 10 say that when /
asked Mr.. LATE Newkirk and Mr..
Jordon the question for informa-
tion as to whether a person who
had expressed an opinion had .
right to serve on q jury or not, /
did it with no malice toward
Hickman nor with any great amount
Of sympathy for Dasenbe.ry, Tor
Hickman and 1 were on good terms
80 far as ! knew. and D~usenbsrry
| knew nothing about. never ex-
psc.ed any trouble to grow out Of it,
but Mr.. Newkirk told the attorneys
for the defense and we were invited
by Mr. Edmonston to come up into
his Office that he wanted to see rs,
We thought on a matter that he had
been attending 10 for Sam Sander
son. We were informed that they
had Us, and that We must make af.
6davit. fnasmuch as we had
heard Hickman express himself
there was no other alternative but
10 make affidavit to the same.
Now, whether Mr.. Hickman com.
United the error through absent
mindedness or wholly forgetting
what he does say, or wilfully, ! do
not pretend to say ; but what / do
say is that he said what l stated in
my affidavit.
acknowledge that I have the
fault of drinking whisky sometimes
but l have never sacrificed the
truth nor perjured myself. ] man
age to pay nay debts and live in
peace with my neighbors.
GEO. SAEDERsoH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Land Sales.

w. 8. Hurd u VIM. G.. and Jas.
r. squirting, 100 acres IS miles
northwest of Mexico. 1928
Theodore Reid to VIM. Reid, so
acres s miles north of C~entralia,
t2.4M
Joseph H. Toiives by trustee 10
N. H. Sutton, 10 acres 8 miles
southeast Of Farber, sl,40O.
James G.. and John ProweIl BY
sheriff in partition TO Thomas J..
Roberts, S0acres 8 miles south Of
Rush Hill, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

A LEDGER reporter visited the
Salamander works this afternoon
and found about 100 men employ.
&c. A new cru>her OF large capaci.
~ is being put in; also an elevate.
railway running from the new shaft
to the refnrr and another to tn.
crusher. The clay is to be hoistec
about twenty feet, then shot dowr
al inclined plane and dumped a,
the proper place. 1t Is pros able
that sheds and brick wards will be
put in on the recently purchased
ground. New engines and boiler.
| are i'm place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
SHE TRIED HIM A YEAR.
Couldn't BE Happy with . Hus-
band Chosen by Lot.

STURGEON. Mo-, Feb. 4.-Abous
. year ago there was published :
sensational account Of the marriage
at this place Of Miss Nettie White.
She had two lovers, between whom
1t seemed difficult for her 70 decide.
and . large lot Of relatives and
friends assembled and her choices
was made BY lot, one Robert B..
Lee Winn being the ono drawiue
the prise. They we're married N
haste, and the story Of their mar
mage ~ originally published was
reprinted in neary every paper IN
the United States, and it finally
found its way into the foreign press.
The rejected sutton was C.G. Winn.
He stood his defeat with heroic
courage, though the great dissp-
told heavily upon him.
The newly married couple moved
to the country, went to hsusskeep-
ing, and 10 all appearances were
living happily. But only the past
week they broke up, she going
back to her fathers and he going::to
Texas. No ono suspected that
anything WAS wrong at the time,
but now il 10 known that they have
separated for good and q suit for
divorce will soon be instituted by
the wife on theground of deseItion.
There were many predictions q.
the time Of their peculiar marriage
that il would end as il has. Sibse
the marriage Mr.. VIM. the un.
lucky suitor. has kept aloof from
society and has paid little or no at
ten,ion 10 the fair sex, ard nov it
10 predicted that he viii yet get
the object of his first love.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

George A. Crowson was down
from Centralia to day on business
and favored the LEDGER with a
call Mr.. Crowson informed a rep
resentave OF this paper that he had
purchased . half interest in a
leading grocery store at Higgins.
vile with j, a. Chance, OF Contra
liza, purchasing the other half in-
terest. They are both clever gen.
tlemen and have q hest OF friends.
They will conduct the business
under the firm name of Chance 4
Crowson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
BE cure and let la Crosse Lumber
Co. to figure your bill. They will save
you money.

Death of Rev. John b. Moore.
Rev. John T. Moore, OF the
southern suburbs Of Mexico, died
ofheart disease al 1880 o'clock a. m
Tuesday. The funeral took
place at Union Church Tuesday
| at ii a. m. Deceased was born i,
Galloway county, the 23rd day %
December, 1910, thus being 4;
years of age at the time OF death
April l, 1874, he married Mis-,
Maggie Kessler, of this county. H.
WAS educated at William Jewel
College and a man OF spotless char
aeter and genuine worth Hi
death occurred very suddenly, n"
having been sick any length u
| time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Bob Elliott met with a serious
accident at the .Salamander work.
this morning early. He went VI
to examine the top of a kiln thai
was nearly done burning and had
reached the top when he lost hi.
balance and fell into a mass O
ashes and Goals below. He lay
there unconscious for some mo
ments until found In falling I
cash was cut in his side and hi,
skull fractured. The left eye was
badly burned around and severa
brui-es sustained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Mrs. Lewis P. Payne died at her
bone in Wellsvllle yesterday
morning at S O'Clock. She was
about 30 years of age and the
daughter of Joseph Renie. who
lives 6 miles southwest of town.
The death was caused by typhoid
pneumonia resulting from a reiapse
Of the grip. The remains were
brought to this city and inferred
this afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Kabrich & Co. are selling shoes
bought At Franke's auction sale ri
City cents On the dollar. Ali other
goods s cheap according, As We
now are selling for cash. We
won't be undersold. d..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Fine Farm for I

Having quit farming, l wish to
sell my farm, situated 5 1-2 miles
west of Mexico and l IA miles
south of Thompson, consisting oil
100 acres. all in cultivation and
well improved. Will sell cheap
and on easy terms. Good house
aud good fences.
j. w. RuTTER,
AZ mi Thompson, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Brooks & Frost have an unlimlt-
ed supply of money. to loan on
farming lands in any sums desired,
and at a very low rate of interest
Office next door north of Southern
Bank, upstairs. lilly,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Circuit Court Notes.

J. W. Gregory VS.. Warren
Fowle; leave to defendant to an
swer in ten days and case continu-
ed.
Geo, Kabrich Va. State Ins. Co..
Iowa; cnniinued.
State Of Mo. Va. Thos. Cox, on
application of prosecuting attorney
case dismissed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

At the meeting of the Hebron
Lodge last night q committee was
appointed to confer with com.
mittees from other Masonic Lodges
in the neighborhood in regard to
holding a St. John Day celebration
here annually. This is June 24th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Luke NJ Emerson will have four
fine Spanish jacks here at the COM
bination sale. Here is a good
chance for our farmers. A number
of fine naive bred jacks will also
| he sold
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Is purchasing power OF

It's puietldoihS po"cT ohO-uaii
greater. Then this mans expenses
would he $3.50 aud his corn at 20 Cts.
would bring 500, leaving HIM $50
to apply to his mortgage? Now
We do not want TO wrong anybody,
but We think We may be abe to
help remedy such evils As this.
We want to wipe out the National
banks, and we demand free and
unlimited coinage of silver. We
want more money per capita
enough upon which to do the bust
ness of the country, then the
mines will once more present
scenes of activity and the wheels
and spindles will hum and idlers
will have work The money lend
ers are constantly seeking to 81,
halce the value uf their money.
Democrats and Republicans alike
,urk TO this end. Look at our
Senate. composed principally of
milllonalre,-2l Democrats and 70
REPUBLICANS. They never disagree
upon questions atfec ing the inaii-
clai interests of the Money Power,
and We farmers have got to stand
together, 90. We have now six
good men in Washington City
watching and working tor Us and
We note as IA hopeful -ign that men
III high places are paying s"n-
attention IL them. are backed
10y four millions of vnterS, and pc
tiiIuiis with such IA backing must
be c,n>ldrred. We SEE. too, that
ofeign syudicates are fast absorb,
my our dom an. Alread they own
-ixtv-une million acres of u lands,
and have u pTospec v title to
tine,y millions more and still they
continue IT, buy up our mortgages.
We must put a stop To this while
Jet we have the power. The
longer we delay the worse it will
be ior us.
We do not interfere with the
private. political or religious opin
ions ofany, but we hold that it is
the duty Of every farmer to join
cur organization aud help to fight
to the death all combines and
trusts that seek to Cypress the pro-
dueing classes"
Bro. S. o. Wright was next call.
ed His speech contained many
good suggestions and valuable sta
tistics. He illustrated the distress
caused by the contraction of cur.
rency, the profits realized by the
national banks, the tendency OF
corporations to absorb the real
estate and give US a system of land,
lords and tenants He urged all ia
help obtain just legislation for the
farmer.
Bro. George Reeves next follow.
ed with some timely advice to all
farmers.
The next speaker was Bro. J. 7.
Hickman. who pretaced his re.
marks with the statement that he
needed no introduction, as he was
about as thoroughly adve. tised as
Hostetter's Buffers ever were. His
theme was principally IA plea fol
temperance i'll the organization.
The exercises closed with shorI
speeches by Others present, mu-it
and prayer.
The occasion was one OF great
enjoyment to the meInoer ant
others. One special feature of th.
occasion was the mu-ic furnished
by Mr.. l.. Coil and Misses Edns
and Pearl May, of Mexico Mr.
Coil furnished a nice organ Tor tn.
OCCASION and we trust he will b,
kindly remembered by the mem
beers of Liberty Uulon Tor his effort!
III adding interest to the exercises
Bro. N. B Shaier occupied III,
chair. in Russ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

English Spawn Liniment re,
moves all hard, soft or calloused
Jumps and blemishes from. horses.
Warranted the most wonderful
blemIsh cure ever known, Sold by
e. R. Gibbs, druggist, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Mrs. Nancy r. Dyer, who died
at Jonesburg Monday, was the
wife of the late Hon. David Dyer
and mother of Dol D. P Dyer, OF
st. Louis, and was IS years old.
Her remains were taken to Lincoln
county tor interment.
Mrs. Su.iia Mostly will leave to.
morrow for q visit of some weeks IL
the family Of J. J. Mosby, o1
near Middletswn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Be sure and call and inspect la
Crease Lumber Co. sstock.
Horrible Death.

HOfFIDl6 Death.
The residence of Secretary oi
War Tracey, in Washington, burn
ed yesterday m"rning. Mrs. Ira
cy and her daughter were overeom.
by the smoke and burned to death
In the building. The Secretary
himself escaped, being carried ou'
by the firemen. A domestic wa,
also burned to death. Miss Tracy
evidently died before the fame.
touched Ter for the expression o.
her face vas calm. The body wa.
slightly disfgured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

w. H. Huston and family have
removed TO Mexico from Monroe
City. Mr.. Huston has established
. machine shop over Stscy's music
store, where he will do all kinds OF
machine and gun repairing, &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Clay TArelkeld wss down from
Ceatralia to-day and made Us .
pleasant call. Clay says Mexico
appears more like city every
time he comes down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

The County Court has q young
sheriff NJ present. Mr. Adams IL
employed IN the circuit Court roum
aud hts son Jimmie is keeping
order below.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
HORSES

l will be at Morris stables or
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
February 13, IA and Is, to buy
good tat horses and mares,
BEN, T. GRANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
For Rent.

The fine 500 acre farm of the
late l N. Hathaway Is for rent. 1t
is all in grass except 60 acres; 8
miles southwest of Mexico. Ap-
ply to w. S. Hathaway, Mexico,
Mo-. administrators. 30 Al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Change Of venue .r m Audrain
county has been taken by Nat c,
Dryden in the Bedell case, the
Ragsdale case and the Sam Morris
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Ed. Taylur is a. happy as a Bis
~sundawer. since he ''tuuched' thu
Louisiana lottery and has just re
ce,ved his spring line of jokes
without whiskers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Simeon Ham. formerly of THE
county and a lifelong subscriber to
the LEDGER, died at Savanna, Mo-,
on the 29th of January. He was
w~ell-known and beloved by ali
the old settlers of this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

There are more dogs in Missouri
than sheep, says the Rural World,
and they cost more to keep. No
one of the 300, GOO farmers in the
State but is under the expense q
keeping from one to half a d,zen
of the comparatively worthless
ours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

J. w. Ritenour is spoken of a.
q candidate for Councilman from
the Sixth Ward He would make
q good one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Wallace, Northern & Dowell
will ship n Car load of hogs and
one of butchers stuff to ST. Louis
tonight,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Miss Amelia Weber, of Bean
Greek, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T..
NJ Hendrix this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Many of the new apartment
houses erected in London are 6f
teen stories high. The air at thai
height is fresh and cool, and it il
said to be like living in the coun'
try
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

At the meeting OF B. & l.. las,
night C. c. CleDdennin borrowed
$1,000 at S21 pei share.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

o. P. Jones, of Benton, has sold
his store to B. Washington and will
60 on the road as a commercial
traveller.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

The way to keep a husband home
evenings is to give him the baby to
hold Just for a mir ute, then skip
out and go over to mothers and
spend the evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
A bargain.

For sale cheap, a 20 acre farm,
situated 4 miles south Of Laddoni2;
school house on place. Apply to
B, w. Pearson, Laddonia, Nj. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

McLoney & Frank have the
finest display of handkerchief
ever seen in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

The price for the Tank Kee
lectures has been reduced to %
cents for general admission
Children Is cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

w. T Fuller, of Greenville, s.
c, who has been the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. WIN. Rosemond, left
Saturday for Kansas City to en-
hark in bn.iness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Mrs. Nj. NJ Show has not been
teaching school IN Monroe county
Il was some other NJ. NJ. Show.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

The Chicago & Alton railroad
with its eight bundled miles Of
track and many trains, has an ex.
ceptional record for the past year
Il had no accident in 1889 by which
q passenger was injured.-Hanniba
Post,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

C. Moore, w. S. Dowell and
Mrs. May Kenren, of Young
Creek, are all sick.