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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
From Jail

Sheriff George w. Adams Monday
received from the sheriff of Cooper
county a photograph and descrip
ton of James o. burlington, who
escaped Saturday night from the
Boonville Jail. burlington was the
murderer of Sheriff Cranmer and
was under sentence to be hanged
pending an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
Since the trial of burlington in
July last the authorities have u1s
covered that prior to the murder OF
Cranmer, Turlington's criminal
career was a desperate one. So
many had been his criminal acts
hat the County Court felt called
! upon to use extraordinary precau-
on to prevent any attempt at es'
cape. The fugitive left a dummy
snaped like a man in his cot to
e. the sheriff. burlington is 6
dangerous man. A desperate eff
tot is being made to recapture
| hirI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

A Happy Wedding at the Home
of the Brides Parents in
This City.

One of the most joyous affairs OF
the season was the wedding of Mr..
Warner w. Williams and Miss
George Turner, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. H Turner, of south
west Mexico. The truly beautiful
and impressive marriage ceremony
was performed by Elder Bradley
Of the Monroe Street Baptist
Church. After the knot was TIED
a substantial repast was partaken
of, and with many happy wishes
the young couple took the las
Wabash train for Lincoln county
and the East. They will be at
home to their friends after the 18th
inst at their home on Webster
street. A list of the presents,
which were many and beautiful,
could not be obtained.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
He Bought Cattle.

NJ. H. NJ. Marbold, of Green
view, Ill, drew the largest check
tina; i has been the duty of a Mex
leo b,I K to cash for some time. 1t
was lur SO, 1000, and was drawn to
paw toc about 200 head of big cat
tie, which the gentleman purchas.
ed from 10. Wayne, Hiram Threl-
keld an.i others. He shipped them
to the Sandwich Islands last night.
A hanker,in speaking of the mat
ter, said that the $4,000 check
drawn BY ex-Gov. Hardin on the
Southern Bank was by no means
the largest check ever drawn In
Mexico, a. is supposed by many
but thai Judge Marshall wrote one
ua the Savings Bank for $4O,OO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

Harry l. Strohm, attorney for
the editors # the Kansas City
Sunday Sun. returned to Mexico
to-day. MIR s'rohn says the paper
is willing to = ke any amends 1t
can. The editors were absent, he
says, from their office at the time
the article appeared, hence knew
nothing about II. IT the matter
cannot he arranged any other way
the editors wlsi come here q
stand trial as spHn as the BrooR-
field case against ,hem is settled
Mr.. Strohm Gays he does not now
the name of the cnrrespondent who
wrote the seurrileus article.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Good Prices for stock.

The public sale of b. O.. Craig,
5 miles south of Benton City on
October 81, was a success. Fat
hogs sold for 1887, Merino ewes
"a, two year old steers s24, two
year old geldings brought s45 to
s165, yearllng steers SIG, steer calves
s11, yearling fllys as high as s153,
colts $50, brood mar went to s29O.
over 900 men were present. Total
amount of sales 50, l56. Mr.. Craig
will continue the horse business
with fourteen brood mares.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
NaDOleOn.

The following original compost
ton was read before the Literary
Society OF Hardin College by Miss
Leona Barker, daugh ter OF j. M.
Barker
Excepting Caesar, Napoleon ex-
celled all other men in possessing
the greatest number of great at
tributes of character. He was a
great statesman because, out of
chaotic France, he built q mighty
government. On the ruins of
doubt and uncertainty IN the
administration of law, he and his
cabinet established a fine system
of laws. He was autocratlc only
because his people required and
endorsed it and France needed it.
He had no mercy for England be-
cause England had no mercy Tor
the rest of mankind. Reared un-
der a CALLING tyranny, he loved
liberty. A protested Catholic
Napoleon broke the chains of
priestcraft. Fol the liberty and
glory of France all Europe bled
under his iron hand. An hundred
times victory seemed a fugitive
from his camp. and yet lighted on
his banners. Without him France
vas traversed by COW paths. With
him France had the finest highways
on earth. Before him France was
a helpless %peasantry, bowling to a
long line of corrupt and incapable
masters. With him the world
wondered at the change-the
prosperity and happiness, and in
his fall at Waterloo he was still
great. He fell, a victim to the
combined forces of England and all
Europe, but chiefly through Eng
lands bribery. And when bereft
of all earthly power-a prisoner
standing alone on Helena's storm
beaten rock. he was still great.
No peasant in his cot, on earth, SO
far away that his pulse did not leap
at the sound of his name while
tyrants spoke his name in whispers
--the first, the last, NAPOLEON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Notice.

1t is hereby announced that there
will be an open session of the
Pleasant Valley F. and l.. U. at
the Pleasant Valley school house,
five miles north of Mexico, Satur-
day, Nov. 18th, at seven o'clock p.
m. The subject for discussion will
be the "Sub-treasury BILL" The
public is cordially invited to at
tend. The ladies are especially in.
cluded in the invitation.
D. B. OREAR,
Sec, Pleasant Valley F. & l. U.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Mexico Custom Mills Omen.

/ have put my mill in operation
and will be glad to have all my
old and lots of new customers come
to me with their grinding. I will
also buy all the corn l can get and
pay the cash market price for the
same. Come and see me. Will
keep all kinds OF feed ON hand.
1wd vim Jos. A. PORTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
MEXICO,
Pay Up.

The LEDGER is making some
large investments in new type and
new presses and the amounts you
owe US are small, but in the aggre-
gate will amount to considerable.
We desire to collect all out standing
accounts by Jan. /, 1891. If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

A big bur oak was cut down on
Washington Fowle's place yester-
day which measured fourteen feet
around the trunk, and when sawed
up made five logs 8 feet long, one
IL feet long and ten big logs were
sawed out of the limbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
The Austrian Way.

While an Austrian regiment was
on dress parade on the "a inst. a
bug crawled.into the ear of q ser
geant. He put up his right hand
10 remove the insect, and q court
martial reduced him to the ranks,
fined him SIS and obliged him to
carry a weight OF sixty pounds on
his back for fourteen days. 1t Is
the bigbugs who have the call over
there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
A Thoughtful Parent.

Petted daughter-"Papa, what
has come over you? | never had
a wish you were not anxious to
crafty, and you even anticipated
my wants, and handed me money
for all sorts of things l hadn't even
thought of. But now | have to ask
you for every cent I need, and you
growl and grumble, and ask if l
think you are made of money, and
you rail at women's extravaganza
and invariably ask me what on earth
| did with the last check or dollar
or dime you gave me. Don't you
love mt any more 2"
Papa-''My darling, l love you
as much as ever, but you are soon
to be married, and [ am trying to
gradually prepare you for the
change"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

Miss Stella johnson has her
dressmaking establishment in II
rear of Mrs. McKee's millinery
store, where she is prepared to
do all kinds of work in her line.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call and
see her. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
The Protracted Meeting.

Elder w. B. Taylor, pastor Of
the Christian Church, has issued
the following card which is self
explanatory:
MEXICO, Mo-, Nov. 3.--Yourself
and friends are cordially invited to
attend the protracted meeting now
in progress at Christian church.
Preaching by ED. j. II. Hardin, of
Kansas City, every afternoon at 8
O'Clock and every night at 7:l5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
The hen roost of J. G. Bassford

The hen roost of J. G.. Bassford
was raided by dusky despoilers
Saturday night and several squawk-
ing members Of the feathery
tribe were borne off to die ignoble
deaths In Flat Rock. Careful
searching by the night police
divulged several nests of midnight
jewellers and crap shooters whose
umber forms shot a la Rider
Haggard) Through darkness into
outer space" but no newly plucked
feathers graced the door-yards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

THE St. Louis Globe Democrat,
in despair, says: "We've carried
Vermont, "-s'Massachu
sets seems 10 have gone to the
devil by a small majority."-"New
York City is joined to its idols.
1t sends another solid Democratic
delegation to Congress-"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
ON KNOB.
Once a Stronghold of The Red
Man of MissOuri-A GlO-
riOus View.

Some of the most interesting re-
mains of prehistoric Missouri
are to be found on the grand old
bluffs overlooking the Mississippi
near Louisiana. There, in mounds
built up above the SUBMITS of the
grim old sentinels, are to be found
the bones of the departed red man
having lain there long, for it has
teen centuries since some of those
grim old warriors whose remains
lay rotting there, gazed across the
mighty father of waters and shouted
their challenge to their obnoxious
neighbors. On those hills are to
be found in plenty. stone
tomahawks, spear and arrow
heads, hide d~ressers, mortars
and numerous other stone
con%trivances used by the unlet-
tered red man long before the
white man set foot on this beauti-
full valley.
Many are the traces there to be
seen of the doings of the Indians.
Every bluff is crowned with one or
more once conical mounds, where
the dead were placed with stone
flags over their heads to prevent
dissertation by the wolves. The
most interesting of these bluffs is
Buffalo Knob, rising up to a goodIy
height about a mile and a hall
southeast of Louisiana. It is q
hard and perilous climb to ascend
from the north side, where fol-
long distances it stretches up al.
most perpendiculafly, and as one
struggles up, the loosened rocks
roll down with great clatterlng
.feen causing the climber to lose
his foothold. But after the clint
one is fully rewarded by the glori
us view up and down the river
and far over the adjoining country
of Illinois and Missouri, where Cal
be seen the bright waters of streams
and pools flashing in the rays of the
sun. Aud the steamers plying tn,
smooth waters may be e miles
away as mere specks in the dis
lance until drawing nearer they
assume their proper shapes. Ane
as we stand on the last restin.
place of the departed braves, W
can almost close our eyes and SCI
a vision of some old chief bendin,
with shaded eyes and gazing acros
the fair waters to see the advent o
the first white man, the ruin of To
future hopes of his race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Not a Misdeuieanor

A man in Covinytun, KY, OTTER
ed to bet 500 to $40 that all the
praying people in that state couio
not change the weather, ana q
church deacon sought IN get q war
rant for him. The justice MOI
only refused to issue one, out saia
he'd make another wager o. tne
same sort,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Strayed.

One light bay horse, ID hands
high, light spot in forehead, collar
marks on DO h shoulders. Ring
bone on right hind foot. Liberal
reward will be paid for informa-
ton. T. F. PoAGE,
81 ct Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

|, .as report that burlington, who
|lisd The sheriff of Cooper county
= escaped from Jail Saturday
sa'' Is hiding in Audrain, We
INK d untrue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Extra Quality Potatoes.

l have just received q car load of
extra quality Minnesota potatoes,
which | offer to the trade at very
reasonable price,,
d-2w W. S HATHAWAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
StraYed.

From my barn in Mexico, one
bay mare. IA hands high; both
hind feet white; heavy name and
tail; branded IS. 7. s." on hind
hip. Liberal reward. Call at
go,kin's old livery stable.
DR. j. H. EvY,
Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

man who owed a grocer OF thi.
" slW was trying to settle to
Ee9 giving him "the RICH: to
. new game of cards in OF
srinn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

|Rly. HILL, of Laddonla. Mo-,
lsin Mexico to-day. He says no
hnber OF the Christian ChurcI in
Y town will sign a saloon license
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
LOW NECKs MEAN BLUsHEs.
"A Modest CilicagOan says DecOl-
lete Rubs the Bloom off
the Peach.



I did think | would keen ont of
the controversy on the low neck
dress question. But there is lust
one thing | want to say. Did you
ever know a sweet young girl yet.
one who was rightly trained and
modestly brought up, who took to
decoilete dresses naturally? Is not
the first wearing of one d trial and
a special ordeal?
1t Is after the bloom is in the
peach that a young woman il will
ing to show her pretty shoulders
and neck to the crowd, and who
cares much for a rubbed plum or a
brushed peach? l cannot imagine
a sweet, wholesome-hearted woman.
be she young Or old, d~ivesting her.
self of half her clothes and thrust
ing herself upon the notice of ri
bald men
l can sooner imagine a rosetree
bearing Haunting weeds, or a i'm
net croaking like a frog. The
cheek that will blush at the story
of repentant shame, that will flame
with indignant protest when the
skirts of a Magdalen brush too
near, yet, deepens not its rose at
thought of uncovered neck and bust
in a crowded theatre or public
reception, is not the cheek of modest
and natural womanhood. 1t IS not
necessary to be a prude or a skinny
old haridan either, to invelgh
against the custom
| know full well how contempti-
bic the affrctations and hypocri-
sizes of life are. Half that is yield
ed to evil was meant for good.
The high chancellor of Hades has
put his seal on much that was
originally invoiced for the Lords
own people. But there are some
things 50 paipably shameless that
to argue about them Is like trying
to prove by demonstration that a
crow is white. 1t needs no argu.
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

H. Minor, our r. corder of
Dds to succeed T. T, i'orreyson,
D move 10 Mexico a. once and
sr rent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
For Sale.

Two good portable engines. One
an eight horse power aud one a ten
horse power. In good repair. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
H. l.. AHLFELDT,
31.2t Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Sheep For Sale.

Nate White has for sale $50
black hack Merino e"es, Pennsyl-
vania stock; has also several fine
bucks of the same stock, Shropshire
and Ssuthdown. DIT wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

Eat R. Boyd b"rf, we'd three
Rss, Or $500 OF B. Il L. money
ltday, paying 81 per share
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

John <. Brown, one of the i.i
fsf sheep raisers OF the count,
20 the prospect was never bette
make money from growir,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

}. C. Roby has jus. shipped in
but 1900 head Of sheep. He
one Of the large Aocks in the
knfu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

" Matte Blsnton, of Kinks
laughter of Prof. j. P.
.Naa Won a prize given by the
.asfs OF Once a Week for
~ answers to a lot OF literary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

|an. Rev. Gillian, wiz of the
hiding elder of the COINED Meth
|t Church, died Tu--1sy OF
fnsy trouble. Aged 80 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

h., Haq,ilton Monday shipped
s4ssn hundred sheep from Tex
xbich he will sell here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

The Ladiet Aid Society of the
u. Church, Sou.h meets at the
s,uty Thursday at 2:30 p.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

s. P. Atkins writes from Spokane
Falls, Washington, that he saw two
heads of cabbage last week which
weighed 166 pounds; one weighed
80 and the other "a pounds.
Cabbage don't thrive there like
other crons.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

h. Gehl-en bought 100 stock
h. in Auiraiu this week which
be shit ped to Germany.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
Attention. Farmers.

Farmers take notice. For sad.
dies, harness, brides, whips,
blankets, robes, and ETC., at the
lowest of low prices, call on Au'
gust Meyer, West Side Public
Square Mexico Mo. 27.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

N, Thad stuart, who had a
E,hl operation performed on his
home this week, is doing well.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

DVas iaii to see the new adver-
.snsnt Of the Famous. This
aa DONG an enormous business
y Jon should call and see stock
9 prices before Won hr,p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

John X. Brown, o c Rohv, E.
Wells, James 7. Pinneil, Miss
|lis Hendrix and a dozen u't2rs
described for the Weekly LLDGaR
kday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

hsuss H. Browning, of Audrain,
u Miss Matte E. Moore, of
nros, we're licensed to wed Mon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

Louie Peters, who lives on the
old Orr farm, 2 IL miles north
west of Rush Hill and Z miles
northwest of Mexico, will have a
public sale on Wednesday, Nov. 10
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

'r;a Mundy shipped one car
flaws to St. Louis lat night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

h s. Fros. is home from St.
MI. where he had a successful
l%.,.iion perf rae on his leg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

c.o Johnson sold a COW to
h tbr butcher this week, which
.,,hsj 1854 pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

n. regular quarterly examina'
!. i. being held at the Public
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

wa aarkey was heard to say
polls to-day: "Who is it
Mckinley owes dat big
! dun heard SO much
bout it." His idea On the
ley tariff "houdoo" were a
Ass eonfnssd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

;, Hesth shipped eleven car
! & cattle to St. Louis last
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

s,.sls is home from ST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

y, schultz shipped one car of
nd one of hogs t, St. Louis
..;a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING,

Thos. S. Riley can be found at
all times at Beck's Jewelry Store,
under Ringo House, where he will
attend promptly to all business in
mis- line-repair watches, clocks,
jewelry, ETC.. in a frst-class man.
ner. Give Mr.. Riley a call. He
will do you only rst-class work al
a reasonable price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
expects to Eat a Big Supper.

From the Sc. Louis Chronicle.
The Mexico LEDGER banquets its
correspondents November la. Bob
White expects TO succeed Francis.
May the house of White gain the
seepter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

ps '0reW rocks at the train
"a \ uoa . branch just be-
- Iu.aisvilie, Monday after
o.0an Weimer who was
wan says several windows
1. ,.slsa and one travelling mar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

The preliminary trial of Mike
McDermett and VIM. Hammond is
in progress at the Court House.
Squire Harris is hearing the case,
which is one in which the above
nance are being tried tor highway
robbery being charged with hold
ing up and robbing Amos Hoselton
about three months ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
CheaD Excursion Rate,

NHtaP LACufSIUH hatES
to the South and Southw est. For
full particulars call upon or adj
dress Z. 8. WILSON,
Ticket Agent,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
MIR. and Mrs. Powell Entertain
at Thompson.

"G AAAoAApSOhs
A party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Sat
urday evening, Nov. 1st. II was
one of the most enjoyable of the
season. Excellent music was fur
nished by Thompson string band.
Among those present were: Misses
Maggie Lewis, Ada Pickett, Lizzie,
Sallie and Addie Griffin, Polly and
Matte Sims, Hattie and Ollie Can.
terberry, Elite Stenson. Maud
Daniel, May Rutter, Julia O'Calla,
CHAN, Sallie Ware, Laura, Linnie
and BERTHE Barnett, Bridget and
Maggie O'Brlen, Laura, Lucy and
Mohsie Jesse, Mida Ewers, Lizzie
and Matte Mcdonald, Sallle Jesse
Carrle and Berthe Powell, Messrs
Baker, James Barnes, James anC
Lewis O'B,ien, Willard Thompson
Chas. Rutter, Geo. Daniel, Tom anC
Ed Rodhouse, Lesel and Jezreal
Griffin, Dick Robinson, Gran
Ficklin, Bert Carson, Tom anc
Dan Morris, LATE Picket, Commy
Griggs, Luther Gallop, Harvey
Lewis, j. R. Jesse, J. T. Jesse
Jack O'Callaghan, Clifford Dudley
Will Baker, Charlie Cleveland, San
Dudley and Elzea Mcdonald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

s. Burroughs is East on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

~. Burns, who lives 4 miles
~ Of Mexico and / IL miles east
.a0npson, on the Cen,ralla
VIII have a public sale OF
etop, &c, on Tuesday, Nov
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

When the Jefferson City Tribune
published a long list of marriages
that o, Cured in the capital city the
other day, it did not know that the
postmaster hesitated about forward
ing The paper through the mails.
Believing that marriage is a lottery,
he good postmaster considered
heir publication a violation of the
anti lottery law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

=. Aundy has brought Us in a
uple Of the cotton raised OH his
which is filled out as nicely
NY raised in the South Mr..
Es1oy grew only a small
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

....ts bought, sold or rented.
.s.;dent and Life Insurance
FHs' t.., in best companies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06

=. Robert E. Patterson was the
Winner OF an elegant bed
~ set, contested for at the Fair
= Aichasl's Parish, St. Louis.
pfize will arrive Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-06
STANDARD TINE.
Chicago & Alton Railroad.

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