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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-10
GLADSTONE AND THE SABBATH.

The following incident shows how careful
the Hon. W. f. Gladstone is to observe the
Sabbath at home or abroad. 1t occurred on
the occasion Of his recent visit to the contl-
nent. The city authorities Of Naples wished
to show Mr. Gladstone an extraordinary at
tention, and arranged with the authorities
for 4 visit to Pompcii. at which there should
be a great excavation in the ''City Of the
Deadf' He accepted the invitation, although
no day was named.
Knowing bis love for classic archaeology,
the authorities did not doubt for moment
that he would fall in with all their plans.
So they tSctl upon Sunday. and on Saturday
morning it was announced in oil the papers
that special steamer would take Mr.. Glad
stone and family, the authorities and news
paper correspondents to Prmpcii. where
there would We an excavation. But they
.counted without their host or rather
their guests, for the grand old man firmly
but politely informed them that "hc did not
use the Sabbath for mere worldly eXcur-
sionS:" that they must change their whole
plan, or he would not 70.
And vet without his knowledge. the csr-
RESPONDENTS. seeing the announcements IN
the Saturday papers. without further inquiry
trlcgrarhed to their journals III England
France and Germany. which published on
Monday morning. that yesterday Sunday
Mr.. Gladstone went on IN excursion 10
Pompeii" Many were the recriminatlons
in the opposition journals and in the reli-
gious week,eS in England. and some, not
opponents. ,!cporel that he should set
such 4 pernirolIS example. Yet on that
Sabbath Mr. Gladstone was in his regular
place NJ church. End did not visit Pompeii
until the Tuesday aftcr.-[ Exchange.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-10

A clock owned by Lewis Van Loan, Of
Coksackie, N. Y, dates back to 1717,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-09-10

The new bridge to be built over the
Hudson River between New York and
Jersey City will eclipse the monster
Brooklyn structure. The great central
span will be $500 feet long, nearly
twice the length of the span over East
River. There are to be five towers ris-
ing to height Of 500 feet above the
water. It is one OF the most daring
feats of engineering undertaken in this
or anv other county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
BEAVER DAM ITEMS,

Correspondence of the Ledger.
BEAVER Dam, Mo Feb. SIS.
l.. McCo.d sold to John Jones 26
head OF hogs at Sc 80 per head.
Mrs. Ralph Galiop, oil Livings-
tone county, Ill.,, a daughter OF
Mrs. James McCnrd, is visiting
ner many friends IN this portion of
the county.
Mrs. Louis Farrah, of near Prai-
rie View, Is numbered among the
i k; also Mrs, VIM. Groves is very
sick with pm. uuInnia.
Masters Hubert Harrison and
Elmer Dicu- and Miss Letie Ford
ire ON the sick list; also Sammy
Sharp.
Cedar Grove Wheel has renrgan
lied and elected new officers.
They Continue to meet, every Tues
day night of each week.
w. D. Harrison, who vas re
p 'rred dangerously sick, is much
improved.
The party at the residence of J.
H. Wayne on last Wednesday
night was highly enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. Gus. Renie, at this writing,
- reported very sick.
Our instrumental music teacher,
Miss Mary H 'od. as her pupils
will be glad to know, is home from
Fulton, where she had been visit
ing friends for the past three weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. James Crockett
and family, from Kansas, are visit
ing friends and relatives in the
neighborhood.
Willie Ford, from north of Mex
leo. is visiting his uncle, T. M.
Ford.
Your correspondent was over in
Galloway a few days ago and found
that the Great Religious Weekly
was read by tie good people, even
down in the kingdom -
PUELLA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
q MISSISSIPPI
One of the Oldest wesf,
R0ads-lts Progress Cor
the Year.

-
In the genera oiices OF the
q MississipPi fsauWay ID SUI preee0
20 the setoud Tune liable ever H.
II 10 dated september, 1851, aud sne
Y passenger uaih = Gay each
oetWesa 1T. Louis aud CinclnnAu,
sept sundays, and the time VIZ
To-Day the daylight iimt1
makes the run In less than 10, W.T.
the service has grown to four tie
each way, every day In the year.
Seven thousand ons OF new II
rails We're taIu ddrins inc Yea IN =
der to maintain It's reputation foe
good road-bed. New passenger 6
lions have been erected Al uitfefsl
points, aud the Old stations are beeii
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
MAPLE o ITEMS.

Corr spoudence of the Ledger.
MAPLE GROVE, Feb. 4-Miss
Lille Day has returned from Ben.
ton City.
The school at Maple Grove
closes Thursday.
Sam Brown, jr., in jumping
across a ditch las, Sunday, sprain-
ed his knee very badly and is not
able to put his foot to the ground.
Henry Stuart and Mrs. Faight
are improving. c. T. Black had
to have a physician to e him this
week. Mrs. NeidershLl'z is Sc
riousIy i'll of pneumonia. Gran
vile Reeds family are all sick.
Elder NJ. Y Duncan will preach
at the school house Sunday at IL a.
m
A. H Canterbury is feeding %
head of splendid young mules.
Mr.. Canterbury is a thrifty farmer
and an exc-llent manager for the
county farm.
A few of the scholars and several
! young ladies and gentlemen in the
neighborhood will give a literary
entertainment at the school house
Saturday night. The programme
will be short, the principal feature
being a paper by Misses Canterbury
and Nsttle Parsons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Live Stock Market.

ST. LoU1s, Mo, Feb. 4.-The
National Stock Yards, of East ST.
Louis, furnishes the following
quotations:
CATTLE-The receipts to-day
were 1900 head; the shipments
were 800 head The market WAS
quoted firm. The sales ranged as
follows: Chnice heavy native
steers, "a 3Os5 90; fair to good
steers. 8 4Oa4.40; butcher steers,
medium to choice, not quoted;
lockers and feeders, 2Ua3 40;
Texans, earn -fed, not qnpted;grass.
fed, not quoted; range steers, at
2 00a3 80
Hostile receipts to day were
4.5W head; the shipments were
2.40U The market is higher.
The sales ranged - follows: Fur
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
LADDONIA LACONICS.

Correspondence Of h. Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Feb. 4.-Wm. STAN
ton, a young man living about
five miles from here, died yester-
day from the effects of IL grippe,
the disease running into pneumo-
MIA.
"ihe wicked fee when no man
pursue,h," and SO some gentlemen
went "f visiting last week think
ing the grand jury would call for
them In their alb. ence, but there
was Mt grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2 Gapen were
here last we. in the interest of
the Mason 4 Hamlin Piano and
Organ Co. Mrs. Gapin is a fine
musician and showed the piano and
organ la their best advantage.
VIM. Bybee has sold his hotel to
a Mr. Kennels and h will take
possession OF 1t the hrst oil March
II will soon be moving day and
people are looking out for new
houses. We think there will b.
N my changes made in Laddonia
this spring.
Mrs. Baxter Crawford, formerly
Of Laddonia, is here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. He. ry Leet. Mrs. Leet
gives a reception to-day I" many
OF the friends that knew Mrs.
Crawford in the younger days Of
our town.
Rev. Woody will hold his last
quarterly meeting of this confer.
ence year Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, February 2Sth and 18th
and March LIST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Personal Journalism.
FIRM Tie Bru,,ssieker.

fTFiH tie bfuiiSa 1cktF.
Bob White, of the Mexico
LEDGER, said at the Press Associa-
tion meeting in ST. Lonis last week
that the public cared no more for
the publication of a quarrel between
newspapers than a fuss between a
butcher and a baker. He was
right. Quarrels of all kinds are
heathenish. and a newspaper which
engages itself in saying mean and
dirty things and telling little con-
temptible lies about some exchange
or some '.esteemed contemporary
is as vile as = thug along q back
alley. 1t is right TO criticise the
public u~tterances Of a public organ
but mud-slinging and villifying il
not criticism nor argument. but the
final act Of a whipped and undigni-
fed man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
BENTON CITY CLUB.
The Democrats Organize With
Good Men in the Lead.

Co + .spondeEc- ut TIL Ledger.
BENTON CITY, FEB. 5.-The citi-
Gems of Benton City and vicinity
met in Gays hall on Tuesday,
Feb. 4. and organized a Democrat
ic club. The club shall be known
as the Benton City Democratic
Club. Following are the officers ]:
Judge A J. Douglas, president; o,
P. Jones, vice, president; I. u.
R, ewes, secretary; w II, Tratchel,
treasurer.
Messrs w H. Tratchel, O. P,
Jones and T. &. Reeves were APP
pointed a committee to draft Con-
'itution and bylaws, which they
lid. Report oil committee received
nd constitution ant bylaws &C
,,epted.
Executive Committee-Messrs.
Wm. Vivion, j. N. Stephens,
Walter Tratchei, O. P. Jones and
W. o Wright.
o. P. Jones offered an amend
ment to the constitution, provid-
ing for means to meet the neces.
sary expenses of the club. The
amendment will be voted on at the
next meeting.
! Club will meet again Tuesday
night week, Feb. 10.
There being So much sickness
throughout the neighborhood the
attendance was rather small; how
ever about 40 persons enrolled as
members, which puts the club in
good working order.
We hope and expect within &C
days our club will number at least
200 members, as the Democrats
of Louire township are always to
the front. Club adjourned to meet
Feb. Is. Everybody invited to be
present at next meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
PUBLIC SALE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, Is

Having sold my farm I will ~
from farming and sell at public g
ton, at my place, ! LIZ miles nor17
west of Worcester and IL miles n01N
east OF Mexico, on Feb. l0, lS9O, p
sonal property as follows:
Twenty-Five head horses, includt1I
two staIlions-"Prince", stalli0n
years old next spring, dark bay, O.
form and action, weight about
lbs, "a Clyde from a premium d
mare and one OF the best Draft ~
lions that ever stood IN the countyal|
billie Wood" bright bay staliiak1
years old the End day Of next JuiI|
and he is 3 dandy, weight, 1850 r.
owned by VIM. Wood, Of Rails COD
ty, Mo-, same dam as Prince, mAkff1
min rs Clyde. He is a very PROF.
ing colt and looks to be tull ble1
Zen brood mares, all warranted In n
consisting Ut two 3-4 blood Draft mxfo
oay, weight, 32Uo lbs; 4 grade Dsll
mares, young and extra good /; 4 y0N1
road mares of best stock, nne drlyel|
2 young Draft geldings, good, aud
last spring colts, all bred tom Prinl
aud showing u better averages @
any colts in the country, proving q
breeding qualities OF both horse r
mares; also z common work h0fu1
The above described stock 10 Z
f~irst-class. 4 extIa milk COWS q
nave been bred especially for milk q
butter qualities q Chester Mhl
oluod sows.ail 10 have pigs the f1nfl
days IN April also tat hogs. AIl4
farm implements, l new DeeriA
binder, | nearly new Wood now
d feet cut; / new Gale sulky harruN,a
lumber wagons, | spring wagon ~
| top, | hay stacker and rake, 8 sull|
breaking piows, cuitlvators, diane
plows, corn planter, harrow and ruatI
aud other things too numerOus /
mention /; 40 tons of hay, 500 BUSH
| OF corn, 800 bushels OF oats, 3 p
double harness, some household =
| Kitchen furniture.
Dinner will be served.
TERMS-All sums OF $40 ten rnontk
time, at s per cent, with approx
security !; less than $40, cash.
T.. H.. HAkRINGT0Ns
TDuN w ArruySnN Auetionaar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Apn1N1srRAroa,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that istte!
estamentary upon the estate E
tieo. Hardwood, deceased, have =!
granted the undersigned, J. T. w
iiam., Public Administrator, by 81
Probate Court of Audrain coun4s
Missouri.
AL persons having claims agar
said estate are required to exhibit ~
for allowance to the adinlnisisee9
within one year after the date, a, -
may be precluded from any bsnsafs
such estate, and II such claims beM!
exhibited within two years from g
date they will be forever barred.
44-4t 1T. WfLLiAMas
Public AdministrHtH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
ROCK ROADS.

w. o. johnson HAS raised over
$500 Tor Il rock road to run north
from Mexico, and the county court
will pay an equal amount in spite
of the following:
"Under the law when the citi-
zens subscribe to a fund for rock
ing a road the county court NAV in
It's discretion Appropriate q ila~
sIm to assist in the improvement"
Mexico Intelligencsr, January 20,
1890.
The above, in connection with
the throwing Of a little cold water,
was called out from the fact that
w. 0. Johnson. who does not be-
long to the close corporation of po-
litical aristocrats and dictators who
control that paper in order to con-
troll the offices, had raised the
money for a mile ofrock road north
from Mexico, and that the LEDGER
was doing all in its power to assis,
in the move. The law in regard to
the matter is very plain and is a.
follows:
SECTION l. Whenever the ci,i
Gems OF any county in this State.
living along the line of any public
road, shall subscribe any sum not
less than fifty dollars per mile, for
the purpose OF grading, tiling ditch
ing or matchmaking n mile or
more of such road, and shall deposit
the same with the County Treasur-
err of the county, 1t shall be the duty
of the County Court to subscrib,
and pay out of the general funds OF
the county a like amount, not to
exceed five hundred dollars pei
mile, for the same purpose, pro-
vided no county shall contract q
debt or obligation therefore in ex
cess of the tax levy authorized by
the conrtitution-such work to BE-
done and money expended under
the supervision OF the County
Court in such manner as they m ~
direct.
The matter has been presented
to the county court, which will, o
course, act in accordance with tn,
law, as we know that every mem
Der of the court is In thorough &C
cord With every nov which viii
result in the advancement of tn,
interests OF the county. They viii
take great pleasure in such worl
without reference TO Gany small
jeaIousies or petty spites that ma!
exist among small town politician
who don't care whether the farm
ers v e have any roads or not
rhe following amounts, includin.
what the court will give, have bee
subscribed for this the beginning o
a system of rock roads for AudraiI
coui ty:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
Land Sales.

Land Sales.
Noah WIlburu to Nm Wilburn,
lots l and 2. block &, original Mar.
un>burg, $3.50.
J B. and 1 w. AoIeman 10 c.
II Brown, 100 acres, IL miles
southwest of MEXICO. $500.
&. H Brown tp J. B, and l w.
Holeman, $40 acres, II miles
southwest of Mexico, $500.
} o. McClentlc To J. b and l
W. Holeman, 13O acres. IL miles
southwest of Mexico. So, $50
W.. R,x-y ID Davsd~P Moore,
80 acres miles noslh of Rush
j. A: Drapdr to Henry ceDlsp-
-r, east half, lbt 2.block l2I.originai.
and lots l and 2, Drapef's add, all
III Farher. Nib, $780,
Mary E Sims TOT. k. and Bet
lie Luckie, ll"t 80 and Ill Tee,
south Mexico, $500
Mexico b. & l.. Association t
E Nj. Owings. lot s., in block Z.
Lakenan & B.rnes' Highland add
III Mexico, $500
Heinrich kuhnIe to L. A
Kuhnie. l,t 4, block IL, Martins.
burg, $3.50
City OF M-xico to Arthur Nc
| 0arnald, lot 40, block BIN the NeA
Cemetery. $40
County Court Notes.
Ordered that the Clerk release the
school fund bonds of j. H. KiIgnre re.
| corded in book e, page 272 and book
| ID, page 49. w. e. Shackelford re-
corded in book o. page 50, the same
having been long since paid.
| j. Y. Mel ain, Assessor tor Audraln
county, account 81 ,295.76 VS.. State and
county for making Assessors book for
1890, warrant ordered for $64T. SO, the
l-2 due from county and ordered cert.
fled to State for payment Ut n like
amount.
Moses Mayfeid & Co., petitioners
for dram shop at Mexico; license hav.
ing been granted by Clerk in vacation
it Is by the Court examined and ap-
proved and ordered continued FROM
this date.
VIM. Kemper, petitioner for dram
shop at Mexico, same.
J. v. Williams vs.. County ; war.
rant, 1858.
Exhibit of receipts and expenditures
is by the Clerk presented and is by
the Court approved and ordered d
record and published in weekly LED
GER and intsitiycacer.
I'D. Vinson ct ut, petitioners for
public road report Of commissioner
for damages. Exceptions filed by p
H. Mclaughlin; continued to May
term.
W. L. Crawford ct al, petitioner
public road. publicly read ; proof o.
notice.
Al. Clement eft al, petitioners fol
public road; proof of notice publicly
read.
]. X. Daniel ct al, petitioners fol
change In public road publicly read
proof of notice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
PUBLIC SALE
ON THURSDAY, FEB, 81, 1Sa

To dissolve a partnership, I VI
sell. at public auction, at the SaE
farm, 8 miles North of tientralia aud
miles Northwest of Rowena, on Thur
day, Feb'y %, 1890, the following e.
scribed personal property, viz:
Eight 2-year-oid steers, 2 yearl4(
steers, 10 steer calves, 80 head Of coz
ten head good heifers, IL head
horses, consisting of 6 brood ma
aud lot of well bred young horsd
80 barrels of corn in the pen, :
bushels oats, lot of hay, and . lot
other things.
Terms of Sale-Sums of $40 and .!
der, cash. Over that amount . crsss
of nine months at s per cent, ~
bankabie note. j. &. MADISON.
JAS. T. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given thai =
ters of administration upon tho :
tate OF James III. Millikin, decoAe3
have been granted the undersiEte9
J. L. Williams, Public Administrsf,9
by the Probate Court of Audf1
County, Missouri.
All persons having claims aga
said estate are required to exhibitt -
Tor allowance to the a~dIninisffsS
within II year after the date, o, "
may be precluded from any beneits
such estate, and IL such claims be not :
hibited within two years from this -
they will be forever barn ed.
j. r. WlIIIAMS, J.
42-4t Public AdnulIsLrxtoI
Mexico, NO., Jan. q, 1850.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Notice is hereby given that letse
testamentary upon the estate OF -
w. Rutter, deceased, have been gr
ed The undersigned, Jno. w. Ky
by the Probate Court of AN
county, Missouri, bearing date a.
AIRY Z, 1880.
All persons having claims aga!.
said estate are required To exhlz
them for allowance to the execes4
within one year after the date. or Y
may be precIuded from any benents
such estate, and II such ciaims be -
exhibited within two years IRON =
date they will be forever barred.
4I-4t no. w. RUTTEK, Execute,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

SENATOR HoAR should have
stated the real reason why he wants
to keep the negro in the United
States : Without the black man
the Republican party could not
elect a President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

J.. Williams ". County, war
rant S16.45, expense to Columbia
Paris and New London Ordered
that the clerk release the SCI OH
fund land of Geo Leach given tt.
township so. range 10. township
81, range IL. and The Common fund
tor 1924, the same having been
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

TIE North American Review paid
Mr. Blaine and MIR. Gladstone each
1920 for the articles that appear
in the current number, which ls at
the rate of sl20 a page. The ordi
nary writer receives So. $40 or
S12 80 page from this magazine.
according to the value and ehsrac
ter of the magazine. according tn
the value and character of his con-
tribution. There are about 300
words to the page.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

The grand prize offered by tho
american Agricultural for the bes,
acre of potatoes, has been awarded
to Charles Coy. Of Aroostook coun-
ty, Maine. His crop was 738
bushels. The second prize was
given 10 Aired Rose. OF Penn Yam,
New York, for . crop Of $50 bush
els. slmiIar prizes are offered for
the coming year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

A PAPER which calls Democrats
who don't vote for Its cattle for of
fee bastards and liars should not
lie about the law and try to defeat
a system of rock roads in Audrain
county simply because it don't
own the Johnsons who Inaugurated
the move
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
A Bad Error.


"See here. Lyons, you've ruined
me. In this account OF the ball !
said that Mrs. Bunkerion, the
famous lecturer on dress. wore
nothing that was remarkable
pu. it Mrs. B wore moth
ing. That was remarkable !" You
can go to the cashier and get yeur
money. We can't stand a man
like you around here"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

After all the world is not so bid
A. it's painted, fur lol arnong the
New York pledges voluntarily
made before the aldermen are those
an men not - whip their wives
any more.-Pittsburg Oh. esaseis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

A MOVE, we learn, is already on
foot to get at least a mile of rock
road south from Mexico. The
business men ami people of the
county generally are beginning to
wake--up to the importance of a
complete system of rock roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

FUTURE generations will read
with establishment that the testi
mony of protected manufacturers
was taken when Uncle Samuel
wanted to know whether tariff
taxes should be reduced.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

STREET COMMISSIONERS MCKINNEY
is one of the most faithful officers
Mexico has ever had and is worthy
of promotion He attends strictly
to his own business and thinks that
is what he was appointed to do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

JOHN ABBAY and James wilkins
are a couple of M~exico's most cleve,
young business men and we ar.
glad to see that they have EN-
barked in business for themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

TANK KEGS lectures are drawing
good houses and are very instruct
i've. tits perhaps the only time in
your life that you will have a
chance to enjoy such a course OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

SUNDAY was Ground Hog
Day. If the hog came out in the
morning and stayed all day he cast
a shadow along about A p. N.
Ground Hog or no Ground Hog,
We are not going to have one win
ter this winter, much less two
winters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

THE Democrats of "Pine" school
district, in Western Sailing, will Or
ganize a club next Saturday at 2 p.
%. There should be a rousing big
attendance. Let the good work GO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Some Old Directors Reelected.


The following Eve B & L. direc-
tors, whose time expired. were re-
elected Monday: j. NJ. Pollard, J.
W. Trimble, j. w. Howell. A. NJ.
Harrison aud ] A Glsnsion. The
six who hofu eHcr are: e.. ID.
Rodgers, w. A. Morris, B. F.
Dobyns, A. s. Houston, George
Ct. H.) Marshall. The old officers
are:. President, c. d. Rodgers;
secretary, J. A Gland m treasurer,
D. T, Gentry, and they will likely
he reelected on next Monday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

TIL. grip" appears to d;scour
age everybody it ge,s hold oil but
the oHce-seekers. Nothing hnt
death or imprisonment Tor NE viii
canse them TO luse ~hope.-Ph,laGeI-
phia Tmes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Work for every enterprise which
will improve Audrain county. A
man who can't rise above petty
spite and political jealousy in this
regard should jump into the river
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
The Grand Lodge of the A. o.

The Grand Lodge of the A. o.
u. W. meets at entertainment hall,
Exposition building in st. Louis,
on next Tuesday. The delegates
from Audrain Lodge, No. %, are
Jas. G.. Trimble, Edgar s. Frost
and B. B. Runkle. DR.. J. F. Nc
Williams, who is a Grand Lodge
officer, will also be IN attendance.
James G.. Trimble is a candidate
for Grand Master Workman OF the
State, as is also Walter McIntyre,of
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

Ex-Gov FORAKER, being out OF
politics, is now free to buy himself
an interest in r. B. Hayes poultr,
Enclosure. tits better to be raising
poultry than raising the devil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06

THE tax payers of Mexico who
do not live close to the square in
sist on having some light. The
entire city should be lighted up with
Il complete system of light.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-02-06
natics 81 rinsi s~ettlsmsnt.

Notice il hereby given that final
settlement Of The estate OF John w.
Berry, deceased, viii be made at the
next term OF Probatet' curt OF Audrain
county, Missouri, to be held al Mex
leo ID the seeond Monday in March,
1880. SAMUEL a. GRO kETf,
It'd Administered.