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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-01-28

really knew him. and it viii be long be-
fore his memory will fade All who
came under his miniStra;ion will miss
him from their path. they will with one
ACCORD iervently unite in prayer to our
God. 70 shield him aud prosper him in
the new work he has undertaken in his
own country.
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Dividend Notice.

A MEETING OF THE DIREC-
n TORS Of the KohAlS Telephone Co. wss
held this day, Sc Puehueku. kohSls, Hawaii. A
dividend of eight per cent. was declared, psy-
sole 81 the Compsuy'S Office. January Is, l6. Il
Sld Is. between the honrs OF and S P. n. and
and eF.N
Il. TCLLoCH, Secretary X r Co.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
l. provisions Of 4 certain mortgage made By
PsOkO " and Biz Homai K, her husband. both
% Aaaoa. Honolulu. Island OF Oahu. II J. 70
Augustus Vernon CT Honolulu, dated April.
l5o3- recorded in Liber -. page 4oi: notice Is
hereby given that the mortgage intends 10
fOseelOse the same for condition broken, 10 wit:
ron-psyment Of interest.
Notice is Likewise given that after the expira-
tiO1 % three weeks from the date Of this notice,
the property conveyed By said mortgage will be
advertised for sale AZ pEbiic auction. AZ the auc
ton rooms Of JAS Morgan. in Honolulu, on
NOSDAY. the f7fh day OF February. $50, 81 u
O'Clock noon OF ssid day.
Further particulars can be had Of " Z Castle.
Dated Honolulu. January q, 1E90.
AUGUSTUS VERNON. Mortgage
The premises covered By said mortgage con
sisf Ofs-All those premises lying. situate and
being IN Asnoa. Oahu, and more particularly
described IN X 6557. l. & A 1913 10 kek1A. con
tanning an area Of as acres: conveyed 70 ssid
morfzszof Pszko By deed Of SalaUeha. daughter
and DBiy surviving heir Of esid Dateatee Keku4
dated 11ih September. i552, and recorded n
Liber -. page ~. i5o5-4t
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Notice to Creditors.

II III = ~ IL L IlS1Np ~ EDs III ~ ' =
l. ing been duly appointed EIecutor OF The
last Will Snd Testament OF GEU. T. HOLMES,
late OF kohslS, IslSnd Of Hawaii. deceased
Notice IL hereby given - all persons - present
Holmes, deceased, daily authenticated, whether
secured BY mortgage or otherwise 10 the under
signed, ~ his office on Merchant Street. Homo
lulE. Island OF Oahu, within six months from
the date hereof or they viii be forever barred,
and all persons indebted 10 said EstSte are
hereby requested 10 make immediate payment
20 the undersigned.
GODFREY BROWN,
Executor OF the last Will and Testament o,
Geo Z. Holmes.
Honolulu. Jan. -. 1922. lS07-4t
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
l. appointed Administrator OF the estate
OF JOHN GLEASON. late of Waiahole.
Oahu, deceased. hereby notifies all persons
having claims against said estate 10 present
the same 10 the undersigned within six
months from the date OF this publication.
OF they Will be forever barred.
JOHN 7. WAREHOUSE, JR..
Administrator.
Honolulu, Jan. 9. 1891 1851 est
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NOTICE 1!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il me HATAIsAS GAZETTE COMPANY
sill b he'd e the c6ce Of r. " Cattle. On
isszt PER ORDER.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il provisions Of certain mortgage made by
; kzlsn8 Of Hilo, Hawaii 10 z q Hitchcock,
OF Hilo. Hawaii. dated the 9Th day Of January
ls6e, recorded in LiOer lOs. pages 40 and IA :;
notice j. hereby given that the MORTGAGE in
tends 70 fOrecIose the same for Condition
broken. 70 Wit : non-Payment Of interest and
principal.
Notice i likewise given that after the expira-
tIOl Of three weeks from the date Of This notice
the property conveyed by said mortgage viii be
sold AZ pEblic auction. 81 the Court House IN
HilO- o. THURSDAY. che 9Th dsy Of Febru-
z-I. $50. u Il o'clock noon % said day.
Dated HiiO. Hawaii January z9th. 1890.
z O. HITCHCOCK. Mortgage
TIE property covered By Ezid mortgage j. the
Dwelling HOzze aud all zpparIenanees thereto
belonging situate IN the town u HilO. Hawaii
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Third PARCEL.
HENRY SMITH,

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THE ADVERTISER Is THE
4 leading daily paper Of the Kingdom
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Ncm advertisements.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
FLIES IN MISSOURI WHEAT.
A Big Acreage Planted and the
Fields in Fine Condition,
Barring Insect
Ravages.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. 15.-The
weather during the past month has
been favorable for the prosecution
of farm work. The corn crop is,
for the most part, in the crib and
in good condition, excepting in the
Southwest, where excessive rain
and the worm damaged it. Cotton
has been reduced from the same
cause. The quality of hay from
all parts of the State is excellent
and sorghum grown in sufficient
quantity to be reported, is No.
quality.
The wheat acreage sown is q
per cent greater than last year
Favorable conditions at seeding
time and since, and the crop moved
into the winter in fine shape, were
it not for the ravages of the Hes
sian fly, which have been reported
from all portions of the State.
Live stock is healthy and in fin
condition excepting the usua
amount of hog cholera, and gooe
many cases of epidemic epina
meningitis in horses in the South
The yield of corn this year i
estimated at 1862 million bushels
wheat, 1S IL million bushels; oats
| % million bushels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
THE-HOLE-IN-THE-GROT1ND
Plenty of Water in ssFIat Rock,,
to Supply the Town,

The castings have all been re-.
moved from the hole-in.the-groun
and force pump put in. The SUD-
ply OF water, at present, seems un.
limited, and the cry of water will
be no longer heard in the citv.
"Fiat Rock" has opened up its
''heart' to the city and will fur.
nish the "unadulterated" in such
an abundance that will bring Joy to
the hearts OF all. The pump will
be connected by pipe to the water
main on depot street, and a con.
slant How of water forced to the
main leading to all parts of the
city. To-day a crowd of spectators
was present at the hole.in-the.
ground to see the new machinery
work and all expressed their un-
bounded belief in there being plen-
ty OF water to supply the city for
all purposes needed.
The pump has been running
steady since 11:3O O'Clock this
morning pumping at the rate of 7s
gallons per minute or liz, ,32O gal.
Ions, or 1854 barrels a day, enough
water to supply city twice the
size of Mexico. The water is thor.
oughiy iinpregnated with mineral
matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
FIFTH ANNUAL SALE,
Books Now Ready For Entries
in the Great COmbina-
ton Sale-Get Your
Stock Ready.

The books are now open for en-
tries In the Clark & Potts comb,n-
alton sale which begins Feb. "a.
Parties who contemplate entering
stock for sale should see that their
animals are putin proper condition
and entries should be made at once.
This sale has been a success every
year. Buyers are attracted from
all parts of this and adjoining
states. Good prices have uniform.
ly prevailed. The success OF the
former sales is the best possible
guarantee as to the future. No
sale to equal it has ever been held
in Missouri. Send to Clark &
Potts, Mexico, No., for entry
blanks. 81 At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
Local Stock Notes.

J. A. Northern shipped one car
of mules to st. Louis Monday.
E. Hughes will ship a Car load
of mules to Kansas City tonight.
Creal and Mansur shipped 125
stock cattle to Norborne Saturda,
J. s. Jones shipped / Car Of
hogs to St. Louis Monday night
VIM. Pollock & Co. shipped one
car of cattle to St. Louis last night
Northern & Shock shipped one
ca, of mules 10 st. Louis last night
Wallace, Northern & Co. will
ship one car of hogs to st. Louis
tonight.
T. j. Gibson & Co. shipped ca
of poultry and eggs to Chicag'
Saturday night.
| Billie West returned from Lex
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
Live Stock Market.

Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. l6.-The
National Stock Yards, of East ST.
Louis, furnishes the following
quotations:
CATrLE-The receipts to-day
we're 1.500 head; the shlpments
were 500 head. The market ruled
strong. The sales ranged as fol
lows: Good to fancy native
steers, "a 5Oa4.65:fair to good steers
$4 0Oa4 60: stockers and feeders
at So. lOa3. 80; Texans and Indian
steers, quoted at 81. .30a3 SO; range
ste RS, not quoted.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were
500 head; the shipments Were
800. Market was lower. The
sales ranged a3 follows: FAIR tt
choice heavy were quoted at So. .40s
$50; packing grades. not quoted
mixed grades, quoted at So. lOa3 40
butchers grades not quoted
light, fair to choice, quoted a
So 1Oas3 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipt
to-day were 600 head; the ship
ments were 200. The market wa
strong. Far to choice grades o
sheep were quoted at S4 0Oa5 40
lambs were not quoted; mixed lots
not quoted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
THE HARVESTER CONSOLIDATION.

The tendency OF consolidation of
large manufacturing enterprises has
not been checked, but, on the con-
trary, continues to embrace more
lines of trade. The latest move
ment of magni ude in this direc-
ton is the consolidation OF manu-
facturers Of harvesting machinery
which was consummated at Chicago
las. week. The new company will
be known as the American Har-
vester Company, and it will have a
capital stock of S35 100000. The
new corporation will rank among
the largest in the country, compris
ing twenty five mower and reaper
factories, all the cutter bar facto-
ries in the Union and many tWine
and cordage works. The great
Mccormick and Deering establish
ments at Chicago, the large con.
Germs in New York, Ohio, Wiscon.
sin and Minnesota and smaller fac.
tories in other States have consent.
ed to sink their individuality in
this gigantic corporation, which
will aim to control the trade of tn.
world in harvesting machinery. Il
is understood that the country will
be divided into three grand divia
ions, of which Walter A. Wood
A. L. Congon and E. K. Butler vii
be managers respectively for tb'
Eastern, Central and Western dis
tricts.-Iron Age.
Brethren, what think you o
this2 In order to evade any law
against trusts, these companie
formed themselves into a corpor
ate company, and yet the object
are the same, viz: to increase ant
control prices. Now, the serlou
question is, what to do2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
IT Is DONE.

President Z. 5. Hall made a
vigorous fight in the National Con-
vention against the sub-Treasury
bill. He argued at length and
among other things said:
"It would lose us millions OF
members in our order, the esteem
aid and sympathy OF thousands OF
religious, agricultural and political
papers that have aided US in the
confidence of all the good men and
women who have bid US God.
speed.
sit is my opinion, based on my
experience gained in travelling ano
occurring in 106 out of ia counties
of our State, while State lecturer
that If eur order should take such {
step it would destroy the order II
Missouri IN less than 90 days"
The bill was almost unanimous
ly endorsed, which means tina
there is much in its favor. Per
| sonally, We do not endorse tn
measure, but, perhaps, many con
denim it who have never inyesti
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
$4,000 ASKED.
Big Damage Suits Brought in
the Circuit Court.

Mike McDermott and W. A
Hammond, of Martins burg. have
brought suits against Caleb Martin
and Amos HoseIton, of the same
place, for s25 600 each. McDermot
and Hammond were arrested some
time since and accused of robbine
Mr.. Hoselton. They were trieo
before Squire Harris, in this city
and acquitted. They now ask for
s25. GOO each as damages.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
A COUNTY DEFICIT.
The Treasurer of Boone Said to
BE $4,000 short.

CENTRALIA, Mo-, Dec. 16.-It is
stalled to-night that 1t has just been
discovered that J. G. Gillaspy, the
Treasurer of Boone county, Is short
over SIC, 1000, but his bondsmen are
amply able to pay 1t and the coun-
ty will not lose a cent. lie has
assigned all his property to them
to cover the deficit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
LOCAL MATTERS,

Organize educate
The district F. and L. U. will
meet at Bowling Green on the 18th
and 18th insts.
Farmers must stand united il
they wish the same honors and
same remunerations as other class.
es.
Our Legislative committee con.
sists OF DR.. Newberry and Hon. G,
W. Batterton, of Sailing township,
and county and district president
u. Sims, of Wilson.
The next county meeting of the
F. and l.. q. will be held in Mex
leo on the fourth Friday and Sat.
urday in January. Get your dele
gates ready and have them posted
as to what you want
We presume that our Legisla
tive committee is beginning to still
| around. Brothers, We would like
to hear from you. We want the
life thumped out of the pernicious
school book monopoly this winter.
and law repeating the statutes o.
1889 relating to change of venue ir
criminal cases.
Bro. S. o. Wright, county or
ganizer, helped to reorganize Elm
Grove Union on the 9th inst. Bros
Abner Bledsoe is president, and J
A. Bolts, secretary. Bro. Wrigh
also organized recently new I'm
ion at the Jesse school house, Bro
F. T. Pryor president, and Ed Rod
house, secretary; and there is room
for more yet.
Every farmer should make it {
point to attend the Farmers Insti
tute to be held in Mexico on the
18th and 10Th insts. This is JUS
what we want-educatlon. Thil
meeting will be held un njer The
auspices of the State Board of Agri
culture and will give US the beneti
of some good talent.
The whole country watched
closely the meeting of the Nationa
Farmers Alliance, which has jus
closed at Ocala, Florida. Gu
power has just been made manifes
throughout the length and breadtl
of the land, but the great question
l-and one that embarrasses evel
the farmers themselves-is: VIII
our organizations hold together?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
"God Bless MissOurians."

w. H. Hook, well-known In
Mexico and Audrain, writes as
follows:
BEDFORD, Iowa, Dec. 13-DEAR
FRIEND BOB: | am up here In
the "Hawkeye" State in a meet
ing with fair interest. I think the
people are just a little pre- JUDGED
against Missourians, but they are
kind and hospitable and with all
their faults and mistakes | like
them. But there is no people on
earth that suit me so well as my
dear old Missour1ans. God bless
them. Remember me to them all.
w, H. Hook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
HEAVY DAMAGES.
EnOch Roberts Sues Josiah
Wright for $4,000.

Enoch Roberts has brought suit
against Josiah Wright for 81, 800
damages claiming that his son,
Tony, 7 years old, was thrown from
a horse on which he was put by
Josiah Wright. He claims that
his boy was badly hurt and asks
the above amount as damages.
The case will come up in the Cir
cult Court in January.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
New Suits Filed.

State rel. r. P. Hopkins VS..
Peacher Pledge, back taxes.
Michael McDermott vs. &. L.
Martin ct al, damages.
VIM. w. Hammond vs. Z. L.
Martin ct al, damages.
j. J.D,y vs.. Sallie Day, divorce,
simple desertion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

ington, KY, last night, with five
fine thoroughbred horses. Billie
says that they are dandies.
w. w. johnson bought from
Ira Ellis the celebrated stallion,
"Dick Santa" for $500. "Dick'
is one of the best saddle horses in
| tha cnnntv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
Farmers Department.
EDITED ..-....-.........J. N. CROSS,
Sec'y Audrain County F. & L. Union.
SALUTATORY.

There is a wonderful lack of
unity of sentiment among farmers.
and one of the prime reasons for
this is the want of a better under
standing among them. They know
little of each others status-ment-
al, moral and financial of each
others capabilities, prospects, etc.
A vast majority of them are delv-
ing like white-heads to exc out a
bare living, and never take time to
consider the great advantages that
would accrue to them from thor.
ough organization and systematic
information on the topics that
most directly concern them.
In general the farmer depends
upon the local press for his in
formation and instruction. And
even if he reads an agricultural
journal he fails to obtain much
practical benefit. While this class
of papers is accomplishing much
good, yet the greater portion OF
their matter is theoretical, and
much of it is intended to encourage
better methods and secure better
results in farming.
We are isolated from each other
IN thought, confidence and sym.
pathy. Now and then we make
feeble attempts to bring about a
better condition of things, but fo,
lack of general interest we fail to
realize such results as we might
reasonably expect. We need to be
in close relationship with each
other; to have some means Of
speedy and direct communication
This is an obvious necessity If we
propose to retain our place as q
factor in the great struggle no"
going on between the laborine
classes on the one side and crafty
covetous, soulless corporations on
the other. To secure this ready
communication I can conceive Of
no better means thanto maintain 8
special department in our local
newspapers. The, editors of coun.
ty papers have to look after sc
many diverse interests that they
can hardly be expected to give
much prominence to any one class
of persons. A special department
devoted to the interests of the
farm and farmers organization
would prove to be the source O
much practical benefit to us, I be
lieve. No one newspaper reaches
all the farmers Of Audrain county
and, l believe, that each F. and l.
U. should help to maintain such {
department in the paper most gen
eraliy patronized in its community
Few realize what a powerful In
huence such a course would pro
duce in favor of labor reform
As for myself, I have concluded tt
accept one of several kindly offer
and occupy portion of space Il
the LEDGER. My efforts will neces
sarily be somewhat spasmodic ant
not lacking in material for criti
cism. I have a great deal of cor
respondence to attend to just now
besides other duties, and hav
scarcely time to prepare materia
for this department, but | trus
| that brothers of the F. and l.. Q
and others who take an interes
in our cause will assist me b
sending in items relevant to tn
subject, information in regard t
F. and L. U. meetings, etc. l woul
be GLAD to have other papers cop
whatever they choose from thi
department.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
The Last Call.

All accounts not settled by the
25th of Dec. will be put in the
hands of an officer for collection
with instructions to briug suit il
not paid at once. | can be found
at the Famous so come forward and
settle and save all unnecessary
costs. 2td 1tw. j. Z. SETTLE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Willard Nichols has the banner
piece Of corn of Caldwell county, as
far as heard from. He had q
small field of eight acres, and it
has averaged seventy eight bushels
to the acre. If he should sell this
corn at the ruling price it would
return him s3l 20 per acre, which
is almost equivalent to the value
of the land upon which it was
grown
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Miss RiIla Quisenberry is visit
Ing in Winchester, KY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

If you want to get something for
Christmas that will do you come
good call at August Meyers har-
ness sh4p on the west side of the
Square and get you a saddle or a
set of harness cheap. 81 At.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
Charley Mcintyre o. K.

VIM. FL. Mcintyre wires from
Pendleton, Oregon, to A. G. Tur-
ner, that his SOL Charleyls ls all right
and that he was not insane and
had only been suffering from a
severe case of typhoid fever from
which he has about recovered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Cultivate your ehildrens' mind BY
aiuing them good books. Nothing
makes a nicer present. See the i'm
n,ense stock and lou prices at Sallee d
Eraddoeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

ihe motion for new trial in
tne sky.rocket case has been over.
auied and the case will again be
appealed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
For Sale.

The residence of the late j. B.
McIn,ire in South Mexico; also two
second hand buggies cheap.
2..d It-w J. N. BAsKETT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

The following are the new officers
oi the Rush Hill Lodge No. Is, l.
y. y. F.: j. Liepler, N. G.; J. j.
1mmermann, V. e.; H. Weber.
secretary; D. E. Elder, Treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

gated it. Let US act lntelligently
in the matter. Bro. Hall is wrong
in one statement. The order in
Missouri has no idea of dying in
80 days.
The great work to be accom-
plished by associated, persisten.
and we'll organized effort, on the
part of the farmers of this country,
has only begun. Much remains to
be done, however, ere the end
aimed at is reached. The grip OF
corporate and aristocratic powers of
the country is by no means re-
laxed; fertile in resources, fruitful
in schemes, and determined in &C
tion, it has armed itself with all
its powers, not only to resist any
further demands of the people, but
to nullify the work which has al
ready been done.-Rural World.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Gapen is selling six sheets OF
music for 10 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

John Duty is happy because .
new boy is making his home at his
houss in northwest Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

J. W. Wendall, the mute who
stole John Wares watch during
fair week, was released from jail
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

What a nice Christmas present
one of those fancy hanging lamps
Mt Purcell's would make. Call and
ace them. OeC. It-uOW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

A little girl of Jno. Griffee's is
sick with pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Mrs. T. B. Duncan is In Martins.
burg visiting her parents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Fine shoes and slippers just the
thing for Holiday presents. Best
goods and lowest prices at Griffee's
Shoe House So 2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

We are closing out at ACTUAL COST
an immense line Of DOLLS and TOYS.
You wiH surely regret it if you buy
ANYTHING of this kind before seeing our
line, all marked in plain figures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
Farmers. Look Here,

When in need OF harness, sad
dies, brides, whips, blankets,
robes, or anything kept in first
class harness shop at the very
lowest of low prices, don't fail TO
cali on August Meyer, West Side
Square. w-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

There will be a social at Prairie
View Church on Saturday, Decem-
her 2Oth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Six sheets of music foi 10 cents
at Gapen's music store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

The cheapest line of dolls,
albums, plush boxes, work boxes,
etc at J. D. MeKee's, next door
TO post -utfice. WIT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Good mixed candy 10 cents per
pound at J. d. McKee's, next
door to post-office. WIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

The Mexico Machine & Music
20. is selling fivs sheets of music
iof 10 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Lamps, lamp fixtures, toilet
sets, cheaper than ever at b. F.
Purceil's. Dec. II d&w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

When in need of dinner sets, tea
sets and vases, call at Purceli's.
He will make you happy
Dec ITdEw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18
Where Is 1t?
From the Kansas City Star.

According to the report OF the
Secretary of the Interior there are
yet in Missouri ISL ,463 acres OF
vacant land. These
are for sale at Sl.25 an acre ano
subject to pre.emption and entry
at the government land offices a
Springfield, Boonville and Iron
ton
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Go to Gapen's for sheet music
Six sheets for 10 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Frank Doan says this is spring
and not winter. He has young
lettuce and onions to prove it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

Best line Of reliable school shoes
and lowest prices at Griffse's Shoe
House. 80 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-18

A little daughter of VIM. Barnett
i5 very sick q. this writing.