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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
THe SNURr LAVE TRAINS.
Ose Gsea Via Ogden; ~ Oaher Direct
% 0raogvr-1he fIsut 0he 8~wt.

Or 0eea VIA Ogden, ~ Oaher Direct
u ArAsgrr-1he FIsst tn Brsi.
Two passenger trains run over The
Os-gm Short Line between Pocatello
aud Huntineto ton each way daily. Tho
east bound trains leave Shoehone 1t
ll:l2 O'Clock p. M, and 1925 o'clock,
noon, respectively.
The train leaving Shoshone at 11:12
p. m 10 the fast mail aud goes via
Ogden. Il is the choice train. 1t
consists OF elk cars, including .
''din.r;" but as Pocatello i. takes On
mail. exprcas, baggage and sleeping
cars aud sometimes . FIRST class pas.
senger coach from Butte: 90 that
when it leaves tocxtello it consists IT
10 or II oars. At Ogisn this
tram . divided. . sleeper, bsgssee,
express and mail cars g"ing on -
salt Lake Cry; hut It takes On like
or vsea'er number Of cars from San
Fssnci.c0. aid when it leaves Ogden
IL CONSISTS OF IL 10 IL cars which 70
through ~ Omaha aud Chicago.
A passenger for the Fest taking
the cars 1t 81 osh"ne can therefore 70
through to Chicago without changing
cars.
The train leaving Shoshone At
1926 O'Clock noon, goes the length Of
the Oregon Short Line to Granger.
whera il connects with main line
trains; but the passengers Tor the East
have to change cars.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
VARIETY aud Frequency In Feeding.

variety ans Frequency In Feeding.
Gre~n onion tip. or garlic chopped
6"e, mixed with their fo.,d, is hiehl,
re''shed by chickens, and will he
found conducive t. the health ard
growth Of young poultry Of oil kinds.
Ia fact there is scarcely . vegetable
used upon the farmers table hut may
also he used to advantage in the food
OF poultry. Thick sour milk ard
curd OF milk make an excellent food
tor young chickens and cannot he
u.eb too iree!v.a variety Of fo.,d being
absolutely essential t. the hia heat
state OF health and the most rapid
growth. Another very essential Tea
sure 10 frequent feeding. When
poultry are provided with . eo.d
range they are feeding constantly
m"rni"g to night, and . constant
addition to the supply Of food in the
crop appears to be me Of the laws ri
good digestion. When conf"ed to
close quarters 40 that they can get no
'o'd except what is furnished then,
this law IT nature should MT ~ for
g'tten Nv 'hns+ who expect to he
successful in ssisin9 poultry.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
Ta,mic far Fowls.

Iron in any shape is beneficial to
fowls. Copp~ras is sulphat- Of iron,
aud It little copperas is added to the
drinking water or ground fine and
mixed wit their fool, the b-n-6t will
~'on he seen in the redden-d combs
and healthy Io"k. II an old iron po,
is used in which to keep the drinking
water, gradual ox,dizs,ion Of the iron
hy the water will cause particle of
oxide OF iron to be given of, which
will be taken up by the fowls when
drinking. A handful of nails or
other pieces OF iron, iron filings
OF even iron ci"ders, il placed
IN the vessel onpta Ming the
water, will more or l.ss afford
iron to the poultry. iron is invi..
stimulating, aud ass ,sts in
guarding the system from disease.
Iron is in the system ri evesv living
aud any d fci-"cy thereof
cxuses weakness or debility. The
use OF copperas is hem fetal ~ another
:. spect. 1t 10 \ remedy tor . great
ma"v diseases; 10 u Rood 'lisinfectsnt
AID SUR remedy against c..ntav,"n
IT certain character. Do MT he
afraid to use it. A tabie.po. null ii
solution OF copperas in the drinking
wat. for doz-n fowls j. sufficient,
aud it - cheap !" price-the cost of
its use Is hut t.ia..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16

Why I An . Pr~tec,ionist.
Judge william Lawrsacs. Of Ohio.l
! favor protection b-cause: Il 10
essential to national power, wealth
aud independence; it makes . do
msnd fos skilled labor, including that
for in6rm men, for women aud
children, who would otherwise b. idle,
secures fair wages aud adds to gen.
eral intelligence; it makes . home
market. always reliable ami tho bert
for farm products, and for vegetables
and fruits whirh csuno, be exported
and for which there would otherwise
be no market; It improves the pro.
duct'vs capacity. especially by stock
raising and the value Of lands; II
sases to the world the USELESS
expense aud labor 1T shipping
products from one country to another
aud turns th-se Into productive
sources OF wealth; it secures national
revenues paid largely by foreigners,
AID m"It'plies tho sources which share
thu burdens Of local txx.s,on; It. ul-
innate effect is tn furnish more sbu, d.
ant and cheaper products by home
competition, b. preventing foreign
monopoly and ex'o'ti n, aid hy the
invention of labor saving machinery.
1t adds to the sourc. Of individual
wealth. education, Comfort and happi
ness. Every period Of adequate pro
lection hns been prosperous; ever.
period Of ",stiff for revenue onlv,"
u"aid d BY abnormal conditions, ha-
heen attended With d. preston in
business and const qu-ns idl.ness and
crime. verifying the truth that ..he
that provide'h not for his own tonse
hold is worse than" q prctectionist-|
he is free trader or free. traitor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
SLOAi'> sOLlLOQUY.
New York SUM-

Y York SUM-.
am but little Fassett;
Platt's the bung;
That 10 why the UNEXPECTED
Happened 10 ChemunK!
Did you tnink twas who did III
Great 3cvtti
II was Tom Plat who bossed It;
Thst's What!
White anil al the Othsr fellows
Wers.not In II. katsi
They'd A. t'ou that the circus
Wasn't Platte.
Ignorance like that 10 wretched:
They would never do
To he Cover. Or Ike Thomas
And Me. too!
! am willing to be haltercd;
I sm not that
X nd that's always saying
NJ and Plstti
VI course sn not; I'm
Man that's somewhat cluttered
Up, but still VII" knows on
Which side his bread 10 buttered.
II / get there. bet your bottom
Dollsr al be seen
Helping my creator lick the
Plstter Gle IN!
We are seeking now 70 capture
All the vote:
VIII you please to drop ballot
In the slUtf
lam but little Fassett;
Plstt's the bung;
That - why the uuexptsoted
Happened 70 Chenung.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
Railroad AeeIDUR.

All citizens Of Hailey who are
interested in the prosperity of the
town ani country sre hereby notified
that there will In . railroad meeting
at the courthouse, to morrow (Sa,ur
day. evening =, 1870 p. M, sharp.
Cine out and hear = prac,ic.l man
expIa'" . practical plan for building 4
railroad frn HALEY westward. This
means business.
BY order Of committee.
l. w. GARRETT.
Chairman.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
the HUB nlNE.
IL 70 AZ Last 0oisg Ia BE Explolted
Ter All IL II WWrlh.

Ter All IL IL Worth.
The Hub mine 10 advertised for sale
under foreclosure Of mortgage. In
about 70 days it will, therefore, prob.
ably be sold by tho Sheriff, ~ho will
give possession to the purchasers.
AZ the amount of the mortgage for
which i 10 to DO sold 10 $4,000 no.
sites interest and costs, tho total
against the property must he fully
$4,000. At this 6euse mono but
'h"se thoroughly familiar with the
value of it will buy. H-"ce only .wo
p.rties are likely to bu. , to Wit: tn. old
owners who sold 70 the present ones,
and thu latter, who have already paid
$4,000 cash - pa't payment.
No matter which party buys i. the
property must BE- operated, ~ i. 10 too
valuable to be permitted to s-main
idle much longor. II tho present
owners are the purchasers they will
w'sh to recover their investm+ mt,
which must exceed 100000. II the
ps'ties who sold to tho owners buy it,
they will doubtless he q work "a
hours after tho sale. In either case
tho property will probably bs worked
f"s al IT. worth.
The Hub 10 conceded BY every.
body Who knows anything about il to
he god property. 1t has complet.
outfit OF h''issinR and pumping ma.
ohinrsy which IL the finest aud heaviest
!" Alturss county, and f's,.ciass in
every particular, The workings are
opened in advance Of possible orr.
extracting requirements Of months t
o"me, AID there IS over $3O,OO0 worth
Of ore o" the dump. The ore is Of
. very choice kind, carving ruby and
and thu percrnt.g Of iron
. xcerdinv thu silica.
Tho Hub, - 10 we'll known, is
located about six miles from Era, and
two miles from Martin postoffice.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16

With e.ch succeeding day comes
an increased demand fos better s~svice
on the railways Of our county. Tho
u ion Pacific AMI sh~ Missouri Pacific
Fail ways 10 the front - usual. have
h..e" Leading ~ these line. Of im:"ove.
ment, for some time and runni, z
Through Pullman Sl-epe's b-twe~n
Sd, Lake City aud st. Louis via
Denver.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
Gave The - ThOrNugh Trial.


Hon.. D.. A. Moore, member Of AZ
semnly, Richmond county, N. Y,
writes:
II have two Affections which some.
times make life = husd-n. One is
dyspep..s, the oth-r 70 rheumatism
| heard that BRANDRErH's PILLS,
taxi II ono or two ut eight TN ~
empty stomach, would cure rheu mxtio
pains. ! gave them . thorough t.,..
for three weeks, taking one or tw"
every night. TO my del,gh,, not
only was | cured Of rheumasi~m, but
dysp'psis, ct's'ivenrss and hiiousne..
They did not interfere with nv die,
or husin"ss, aud ! really thi.k them
an uncomfortable blood purifier and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16

Friedman u open.

Friedman ~ open.
S'u.'ke OAvey's notne made Cigars
A carload OF lied Cloud ors wss
ehtplr" from the p'.cs ~ Jay.
'.sIxs uss' 80 Il Wseer on tn. river.
u Var Meas rug -tors. \
The Bad IT County Commissioners
has no. transacted Any vtlio,si ou.,l. u
s'uoe yesterday morn.ng.
Hides. Psl,s aud Furs bought tor
cash, by u. BAUEtt,
E LRAMER, Agent
Th.re will b. .p~c,sl praise sesv,ce
IN kmansnu~l Churc',. .. $3.50 o'clock
Sunday evening, tie l8tn Instant.
You osn save time snd money bv
getting your loans Through
LENNUN 4 BOONE
Mrs. johnson aud Ter four children
left k-t.hum to hxy tor San Fran.
cisco, where t;'ev will spend the winter.
Purdu,n, the ICE mai, will deliver
Toe every day. through the sum.
mer. All persons ne-A.nx ice can .esve
or.isrs u Alex. Will'nsn's, snL they
will b. promptly attended to.
Five hundred boxes o. FINE WINTER
APPLES are expected daily. li",y VII.
Do sud at bedrock prices. vt
ID. EARHAkr's GROCERY.
Owners OF ito K shares in the king
OF the W.st M,"l"g Com. .sny Will
find y n"tice Of ASH s..nent mo. 4. Ut
~ c-.ts pr share, under tue head
"New 10 Day."
The old Weber barber shop is now
owned by Weaver l. Carson, \ new
6rm CON posed Of Mers. Waiver .ad
David VI. CArsom-two ss Through
artists ~ ever i.tnered brush Or cut
. hair.
Judge White, leading counsel for
I'll. tub Mining COMPANY, aud t'r, us
B..xrd arrived tom Evanston, Wy"-
ming, this mern,ng. They are
p ..sed to ne here to end-xvor to
compron,se the Hub ,n,ne matter.
John O'tsr,-n, Of the Wool Rive,
Meat Market, keeps nothing hut tho
choicest meats On hand. Try hun.
Insure your property in reliable
companies. None others are repro.
sented By LENNON q BOONE.
Mr. Martin, of Martin postoffice, is
developing n claim, about two init. 9
ir.'m his ranch, which is likely to prove
. bonAnz~. The claim adj ms thu
fAtneus Hab mine, snd ca, RES ore OF
similar character aud which Is worth
about $40 pr ton. Mr.. Martin 10
K tug rates, ETC., preparatory IT,
Skipping to HALEY in carload lots.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal.
ley. Idaho: Mor",ng o" second and
fourth Sundays, AID evening IN frs.
aud tn.rd Sundays in every north.
Fifth SUNDAYS ny special appointment
q. w. G. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
b. Sch~a'tz arrived from Ogden
vest day. intending to visit here and
b w. At the Haley H't >p'"gs dur.
i"g the next two os three months.
Mr. Schw.rts 10 suffering from y"
e"lsrs.m. mt or growth of tho hip. home,
csus d ny leaning against his BARRIERS
chair while practising his trade. and
b.. h"pes, BY . few months rest, to
overcome this silm~nt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16

Would yon avoid the rocks and
quicksands which have proved the
'ui" If a great multitude setting GU,
o" the voyage Of life? II SO, lo-e no
time in procuring the "Science Of
Life"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
Lss1gt ~.

Comfortable sooms by the day,
week, Or month, 1t
ME-. l.OwRRYx,
Main s'se-t, Haley, opposite Nelson'e
livery stable.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-10-16
SALARY $25 Per Week.

Wanted Good Agents 10 sell our General line
Of merchandise No peddlipg. Above salary will
be paid to "live' agents.
For further Information, sddress:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY co.,
nhlly l1v West van Bursa 81, Chicago. III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
THE AIRsHIP FLOATS.
As an Experiment the Model
Scored q Success.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The airship
10 q success. So at least a large
audience that witnessed a test this
afternoon at the Chicago EXPOSE
ton building were decidedly in
clined to declare. To all appear
ances it was thoroughly demon
strated that a craft has at last been
invented that permits feats of aerial
navigation never before accom-
plished-propelling and steering.
The ship is the one invented by
William Pennington, of Mount Car
mel, Ill. "A yet only a 30O-foo.
model has been constructed, and
the practicability of using alum
mum, which is to be the material
OF which the ship itself will be
built, has still to be shown.
The new style conveyance had
the appearance of a 3-foot long
cigar made of shining oil cloth, aEd
with wings like awnings extending
all along the sides. At the forward
end is a paddle-w fastened ir
the centre to a round piece o.
brass. There is a short rudder a
the stern.
With a buzzing sound like
swarm of bees, the ship rose slow
ly into the air and moved aroupt
in a circle, probably SO feet in di
ameter. At no time during thil
first trial was the ship more thar
10 feet from the ground. The yes
vel was connected with the eartf
ny a light string held by two men
who, however, let the line run GU
slack. When the first course hat
been pursued to the satisfaction o
everyone, the current was turne'
off and the ship was gradual,
brought back to the floor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
Ayers Sarsaparina,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price q; six bottles, IS. Worth IS a bottle.
A GOOD LADY GONE.
| Mrs. Josiah WrIghtExpires With
Congestive Chill.

Mrs. Josiah Wright died Thurs
day night at Hos o'clock with =
congestive chill. She complained
on Tuesday of not feeling well and
said she had had a chill and from
that time on she complained OF
feeling bad until yesterday she was
taken with a congestive chill from
which she never rallied but began
to sink rapidly and Thursday
night her soul took its flight anc
passed into the portals of the grea'
beyond. Mrs. Wright was born II
Virginia just 81 years ago. She
has ever been a faithful and con
sistent Christian, and was one o.
the leading, working members o.
the Liberty Street NJ. E. Church
Of this city, and died believing ii
that faith. Her funeral services
took place at 2 o'clock Satur
day at the Liberty Street, Methodist
Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
BAD ECZEMA on BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awfu;.
Had tt Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured by Cuticure.

Our little boy broke out on his head with q had
form of eczema, when he was four ulgHt6s ahi
We tried three doctors, but they did not nell itsn
We then used your three GuTICURA REMEDIES
and after using them eleven weeks exactly aEcG-a
Ing to directicns, he began TO steadily improve, ar.
after the use Of them for seven months his bend va.
entirely well. When we began using IL his h@u
was n solid sore from the crown 10 fta eyebrow
1t was also all over bis ears. moot Of his face. afl
email places en- di tferent parts OF his body. Thes;
were sixteen weeks that we had tn keep his kanH,
tied to the cradle, and hold them When he was faEaf
up: and had to keep mittens aed 90 his hapds .
keep his fingnr naiis out os the sores, rs he Wsgs
scratch IL he could iu any why get his hands loose
We know your CuTTcuEA HFNEDtEs en-cd him
We feel safe in recommending thaf3 {" others
GEO y. * JANETfA uA!.IsiS, Webster. IL1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

II. T. Brooks, as agent, sold fol
J.. M. Menefee his three story
brick building now occupied by J,
w. Mason as a furniture house, te
j. J. Gill for about SO, 900. This
is a CHEAP Piece o. property and
was bought at a bargain. Mr.. Gill
can't get enough Mexico dirt ano
knows a good thing when he sees
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
Household Recipes.

Hands may be kept smooth il
cold weather by avoiding the use
Of warm water. Wash them with
cold water and soap.
Soak clothes that fade over night
in water in which has been dis
solved 1 ounce of sugar of lead te
q pailful of rain water.
When any one runs a nail or 6
wire in the flesh hold the Wounc
over burning sugar as soon as pos
5ible and 1t will prevent sore
ness.
Soak the feet and bind on baking
soda dampened, and in the morn
ing you will be surprised to fine
the soreness all out of corns.
Procure from your druggist 8
small bottle Of tincture of benzoir
and apply to any flesh wound. II
will heal Immediately and not get
sore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
Take Your Choice.

There are, according to the com.
pilation of a congressional labor
committee, no less than 80 differ
ent and distinct plans for solving
the labor question. If you haven't
got nj tucked away in your yes,
pocket here's your chance, and
there is no charge if you take 9
dozen. Ifyou are a laborer your.
self the quickest way to solve the
problem is to strike q job and &c
to work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, Jan. 29.-
At the Christian Church, Rev. San
Martin, State evangelist, of Mex
leo, Mo-, is holding revival meet
ings nightly. People from Seda
liza, Holden, KnobNoster and othe
points are in attendance, and tn
outlook for a great meeting is ver,
bright. Rev. Mr.. Martins audi
ence Last night numbered owe
/ 400
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

The funeral services Of Mrs.
Josiah Wright were held at the
LibertystreetM E. ChurchS aturday
at 2 O'Clock, conducted by Rev.o .s.
Middleton. The remains were
inferred in the new cemetery OF
this city in the presence OF a host
of sorrowing friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
ring narties have been

The following parties have been
day licensed to wed: w. n. john
son, of Monroe county, to Miss
Dora NJ. Wright, of Audrain;
VIM. English and Miss s. E Hen.
Dirk, both of Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

A farmer who thought his COW
did not pay for her feed, put her in
a stall and began feeding her for
the butcher. He kept on milking
her because he did not wish to lose
what little milk she gave. Very
soon the COW improved so much in
milk that he gave more food, and
SO the COW kept on until before she
was fat enough to kill she made
more butter than her food would
have been worth. There are a good
many cows of this kind if their
owners only knew it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
TWO BIG TRADES.
Rixey Sells His Interest in the
Store and Buys a Fine Farm.

W. J. Rixey has sold his interest
in the firm of Harper & Rixey te
W. W. Harper and has bought the
fine suburban farm formerly owned
by Harper & Turner, just south
west of the Fair Grounds, from w.
Wand VIM. Harper. The farm con.
tains 1872 acres, and Rixey got it for
$4,000 which is cheaper than dirt.
Rixey now owns some of the best
property in and around Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
TWO OTHER BIG SALES.

Lakenan & Barnes, as agents
yesterday sold for C. @. Mallory
his 342 acres farm, 5 miles east OF
C~entralia, to John T. Crews tol
$3.50.
Also sold for John T. Crews, his
1lS acre farm, 3 miles south o.
Mexico, to c. Q. Mallory for s4425
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

We are informed that Mrs. Louis
Hubert, who lived Z miles north
east of town, died Friday night and
was buried in the graveyard at
Bean Creek German church on
Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
mexieo's Inventors.

III NstN ~tuIS fNfI fNANtkb
Jno. 7. Davis, of Mexico, was in
town this week selling territory for
g Combined Nut Wrench and Tool.
Mexico has more inventors to the
square inch than any town in the
State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
Mauk Re-arrested.

Chas. Mauk was rearrested byCon-
stable Bunton Saturday for failure
to comply with the law in securing
the proper bondsmen. J. W. Mauk
and J. A. Spencer we're his bonds
men, but upon investigation it was
found that j. w. Mauk was enc
good" and J. A. Spencer, the other
bondsman, came to this city Fri.
day and made the facts known and
had his name Withdrawn from the
bond. Mauk was rearrested and
brought to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
ODDS AND ENDS.

Steam boats, IL Is reporter, VIII
soun be running on the Sea OF Gal
lice.
The once mighty Indian popula-
ton of the United States has
dwindled to 244 ,O75.
A Chinanan who died recently
at Portland, Ore, left property
valued at 100000.
The census which was taken in
Japan last year showed the popula.
ton of the Empire to be 4O,O72,O2
1t is claimed that Sabine Parish,
la, is the only county in the
United States wherein there are no
homestead mortgages.
The number of telephones now
under rental by the Bell Telephone
Company is Ats, 725, an increase
of 81 $50 over the same time last
year.
One of the students at the Kan
sas State University is a barber,
and is making his way through
school by working at his trade on
Saturdays.
Hundreds of feroclous wolves
have invaded the western part of
Kansas from the Indian Territory,
and are doing much damage in the
grazing sections.
A telephone line about five miles
long has been established in Ice
land, and is regarded as a great
curiosity, being the first ever es-
taDlished on the island.
According to some Maine papers,
robins are blithely singing in
various parts of the State, appar-
emily oblivious of the fact that it is
a real old fashioned winter.
Recent attempts have been made
to throw doubts on the possibility
Of mans ever attaining the age OF
100 years But the facts have been
too many for the theorists.
AT a meeting of the New York
| State Fish Commission the other
day it was reported that thousands
| of white fish are caught annually
in Lake Ontario and sold as her.
ring.
Two citizens of Palmyra, Me-.
have ha SO many quarrels that q
few days ago II contract was drawn
up between them that in future
they would have nothing to dc
with each other.
Charles Thorn s, 16 years old,
of Plymouth, Ind, the other day
shot an an eagle which measured
seven and one-half feet from tip te
tip, and It's talons were sever
inches long.
India and Ceylon are increasing
their production Of tea to such ar
extent that it is expected that they
will furnish IS per cent. of thu
amount consumed in Great Britain
this year. China is a great suffer
er from this change.
|. Athletic young ladies are coming
to the front again, and muscular
development Is quite the rage
among fashionable gi, This haI
a very threatening al. A fu
ture generation of powerful NH
~ers-in-law is a something which
cannot be sneered at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

A girl who had been masquerad'
ing around the Union Depot, St
Louis, in male attire, turns out te
be Felicia Schmidt, OF Omaha
She had escaped from the Holy
Sisters Convent, and tells a mos
pitiable tale,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

Miss Kate Lake, of Fazber, who
has been visiting friends and rela.
tives in this city, returned home
this afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
Mark Pitcher at Perry.

From the Vandaiia Leader.
Joe and Mark Pitcher went over
to Perry Tuesday. The latter gen.
tleman thinks of engaging in the
jewelry business in that town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05

George Chase has sold his big
bay team of horses to a St. Louis
gentleman for $3.50 cash. George
knows how to shape 'em up. In
a few months he will have another
good team for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-05
Alb Romans had a fine lack

Alb Romans had a fine jack on
exhibition to-day at Martinsburg
which he and Bob Freeman Dough,
near Gazette, Pike county for $500.
This jack will be kept on Mr..
Romans pheasant View Stock
Farm near Martinsburg.