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Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12
SPRAWY POLI1YCZNE.
Zatargi z Chilia.

| Zatargi Chilia.
Naprezone przez czas jakls sto-
sunki pomledzy Stanami Zjednoczo-
aemi Po}nocnej Ameryki Rzecza
pospolita Chilijska obecnie zaczyna-
ia sic zn6w polepszat. Pred kilku
dniami pose} chilijski W Washington
ME, Pedro Montt, wreczy} prezyden-
towi Harrison'owi s~'e listy wierzy-
telne, oswiadczajac jednoczesnie, il
Rad ohilijski dazy do przywrocenia
mozliwie przyjacielskich stosunk6w
re Stanami Zjednoczonemi. Prezy-
dent Harrison W swej odpowiedzi
wyrazi1 nadzieje, re poselstwo Mon
tia przyczyni sic do przywrocen:a
harmon:i pomiedzy obudwoma pan
stwami, oraz do pokojowego za}at-
wienia kwestyj palaoych. Do wew-
netrznych spraw Rzeczypospolitej
Chilijskiej Rad Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych ME mysli sic miesza6. Nieporo-
zumienie pomiedzy dwoma pahstwa-
mi wynikne}o tego, ze z jednej
strony pose4 amerykahski Egan i ad
mira} Brown wmieszali sic ma korzysc
Balmacedy, drugiej zas rzed mia}
s}uszny powod do skargi "a napas6,
dokonana W Valparaiso ma majtk6w
jego okretu wojennego. Oba te wy
padki jednak ME usprawiedliwiaja
tax groznego zaniepokojenia opinii
publicznej i ME wykluczaja prawdo7
pobiehstwa pokojowego zakohczenia
sporu.
Przekupstwa przv wyborach.
Pewny wybitny republikanin new
jorski oswiadczy} publicznie, il de-
mokraci kupili Stan New York "a
sumo 100000 dolar6w. Panujaca
W New Yorku demokratyczna orga-
n;zacya "Tammany Hall'' zebra}a
podobno ma cele wyborcze 100000
dol, zmuszajac do sk}adek urzedni-
k6w, ualezacych do stronnictwa de-
mokratycznego; ale bogaci new
yorscy handlarze w6dki z{ozyli do
browolnie 300 do 400, 900 dol. Agen-
ci demokrat6w ofarowywah podob-
no po 5 dol. wyborcom przeciwnego
stronnictwa "a wstrzymanie sic cd
g}osowania. Zapewne, 10 powyzsze
twierdzenia, a,wychodzace iona stron-
nictwa zwyciezonego, grzesza spora
doza przesady. Przekupstwo jednak
i rozmaite naduzycia, panujace
przy wyboraoh, stanowia zwyk&y,
choc niezaszczytny wcale, objaw zy-
cia politycznego W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych Ameryki Po}nocnej. Miano-
wicie t}umy emigrantow europej-
skich, ma}o obeznane m:ejscowe-
mi stosunkami, a przytem ME od-
znaczajace sic po wiekszej czesci
zbyt wysokim stopniem amerykah-
skim, zapewniaja karyerowiczom po-
litycznym bardzo podatny materya}
do wyzysku.
"WspaniafOmyslny zapis.''
Me raz zdarzaja sic wypadki oba-
]ania zapis6w ma cele uzytecznosci
publicznej. kakomi krewniacy ira
iaja sic wszedzie, czego dowodem
olbrzy,ni process, rozegrany niedaw-
no pred kratkami sadu W New Yor-
ku po dziesiecioletnich zapasach
prawnych. Chodzi}o tutaj o powazna
sumo 100000 dolarow, kt6ra die
XII procentom uros}a przez ten czas
jeszcze o 100000. Owe pieniadze
przeznaczy} Samuel Tilden ma za}o-
zenie podtrzymywanie olbrzymiej
biblioteki bezp}atnej, gdzie kazdy,
wstepujacy wprost ulicy,o rama do
p6}nocy m6glby otrzymywac do czy-
tania ma miejscu wszystkie najnow-
sze dziela naukowe, beletrystyczne,
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

Pol yam c zazadali cd Ra.
dy miejskiej podwyzszenia p}acy az
do 800 miesiecznie. Ciekawi ie.
stes1ny, czy i'm tax DUO potrzeba ma
sszamoczanie" gard}a?
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

T. D }uzy II k / dosta{ dotrs
posade W biurse szarbnika powiato
wego. Pan G.. SCHNEIDER dotrzvmu
je s}owa.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

w e d hug nowych praw, RE
zalnie musza op}acac 500 "a kau-
eye; plumberzy "a zaprowadzenie
rur $50, "a pedlowanie mlekiem SO
dolar6w.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

w Krak k vi Q trybuna} sadu
przysieg4ych skazai ma kare smierci
przez powieszenie Ludwika Notan-
ka, gospodarza Zagorza, liczacego
lat 25. Notanek zamordowa{ swego
ojczyma " sposob zdradziecki pod
stepny.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

krutne 1nord Q RS W o.
J6zefa Bauer, szwaczka wiedehska,
liczaca lat 38, zamordowa}a " o.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

w Wars zawi e W hotelu kra-
kowskim m}ody 2Smio letni cz}o-
wick pozbawif sic zycia. Po spraw~
dzeniu okaza}o sic, re samob6jca byl
uczestnikiem jednej z wiekszych
kradziezy W miescie i W obawie kary
poprzerzyna} sobie arterye rak.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

IL hcudhtof, ToLEDo, OHIO.
krutny sposob swego gospodarza
karola Pomere, kt6rego mieszka-
ia katem, zone jego obla}a kwasem
s'arczanym. Pomera byl suchotni-
klein, juz dogorywajacym, zbrodnia
vice, speiniona ma MIN, wzburzyla
wszystkich mieszkahc6w. Bauer
mia}a narzeczonego, ktory ostatnie-
mi easy zaczaf cd niej stronit, CO
przyp'sywaia ona wyjasnieniom, u
dzlelonym mu przez Pomerow,
odnoszacych sic do jej brzydkiego
charakteru, z}osliwego usposobienia
lenistwa. Rzuci}a sic wiec nocy
ma spiacego suchotnika, nala1a mu
do ust kwasu siarczanego, nastepnie
zadusi&a rtkoma. Dokonawszy je-
dnej zbrodni, zamierzy}a dopuscit
sic drugiej ma zonie zabitego, lecz
ia szczesliwym trafem procz popa-
rzeh wysz&a caio.
Dyplom stenografiozny
Podczas tegorocznej wystawy pra-
zkiej odbyi sic takze " zjazd ste
nograf6w czeskich, kt6ry by} zara-
zem pierwszym wielSim zjazdem
stenografow ze wszystkich ziem s}o-
wiahskich. komitet zjazdu urza-
dzif wystawe dzie} stenograficznych,
jake sic W krajach slowiahskich zja-
WHY. stenografe polska reprezen-
towa}y ma tel wystawie dzie}a p. J6-
zefa Polihskiego, d}ugoletniego pro-
fesora stenografii we Lwowie auto
ra kilku cennych dzie} ipodreczni-
k6w. Jury pierwszego zjazdu ste
nograf6w siowiahskich uchwali}o
jednog}osnie wyrazit p. J. Polih-
skiemu ''szczeg6lne zaszczytne u
znanie "a znakon,ita prace W die
dzinie stenogratii''. odpowiedni
dyplom otrzymaf p. Polihski W tych
dniach cd komitetu zjazdu.
Kolon:zacy a. Swiezo przy-
by}y do Poznania znowu 3 rodziny,
skiadajace sic IS os6b celem OBJ
jecia przekazanych i'm przez komi-
sya kolonizacyjua kolonij. w mar
Gu r. b. przyby}o tu oko}o so osob,
pochodzacych stetten W Wyrtem-
be.gii; takze najnowszy transport
tych samych stron pochodzi, CO do
wodzi, ze tam znajduje sic dobry
materya} ma kolonistow. Kolej
wyrtembergska dostarczy}a tym lu-
dziom osobnego wagonu, W kt6rym
bez przssiadania W 4S godzinach
przebyli daleka przestrzch przez
Heilbron, Osterburken, Wyroburg,
Ritschenhausen, Naudietendorf, Ha-
le, Choclebuz, Gubene, Zbaczyh,
Pcznah, Gniezno, Damaslawek az do
znina. Kolsje pruskie cd granicy
wyrtembergskiej znacznie i'm obni-
zyiy kosz'a jazdy.
I.ub in. Znany lichwiarz lu-
belski Tenenwurcel naby} majstek
Piaski, " ktorym "a dawnych cza-
SOW znajdowa} sic zb6r aryahski,
oraz cmentarz tejze sekty. Stare to
cmentarzysko, ma ktorym zachowa}o
sic do tel pory kilka nagrobk6w, no.
wy dziedzic Piask6w kaza} zaora6.
Pociagniety do odpowiedzialnosci
karnej "a naruszenie grobow ska
zany ma po}tora roku wiezienia, Te-
nenwurcel uciek} "a granice.
Pobie ID ii SIX a. Straszne
nieszczescie zdarzy}o sic ma torze
kolejowym, pomiedzy Pobiedziskami
a Chwa!kowem. Gospodarz Drews
z Bocina, jadac do domu, przejezdza}
przez plant kolejowy pomiedzy bud
ka "a 25 - W tenn tax przodu
jak z ty}u zamknieto baryery, tax
ze Drews ME m6g} ami W to ami
W druga strone ruszyc. W tenn mad
jecha} pociag j zabi} ma miejscu
Drewsa i oba jego konie.
w Wars szaw e W hotelu kra-
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

ASee i1ecH oueJ posleuzlclelkl pen
syonasn "a got6wke 600 rubli, be-
dao tego mnlemania, jak jej zare-
czano, ze pani, kt6ra ia prowazzi,
jest rodzona ciocia jej narzeczonego,
Il ktorej kilka dni az do 'zawarcia
slubu maszehskiego pobaw;. Policya
natychmiast owa mioda panne po-
szukawszy, rodzicow telegrafem u
wiadomi}a, a zwodziciela innych
sprawie tel zawik}anych kupc6w
,,zywego towaru" sadowo pociagnie-
to do odpowiedzialnosci.
M o | t k o pol K a C h.
Obok osobnego studyum znajdu-
jenny list pisauy Is sierpnia 1925
do jego matki z Salzbrunn, bedac
jeszcze kawalerem.
Baviace tn polsk;e, bardzo boga-
to i wielce arystokratyczue znajo-
mosci przedstawiaja sic zupe}nie
przeciwnie naszej arystokracyi. Mic
ME moze bye przyjemniejszego.
zaraz Gle wprowadzaja W swoje gro
no, zaraz sic mimi zapoznajesz i
traktuja Gle zupe}nie po familijne-
mu. Ludzie ci obsypuja Gle dobro-
cia grzecznosciami, coby niemcy
nazwali narzucaniem sic. Ale ta-
kimi oni wszyscy, przyczem wielce
delikatni, zajmujacy zabawni -
ale polskiej synowej ME chciaibym
Ci jednakowoz do domu wprowa-
dzic.
Zaprosza}a mnie do Polski pani
staroscina Obrozszewska ri. Pani
ia ma re soba w}asnego kucharAa,
- podaja u niej wszystko ma sre-
brze, jad}o jest wysmieuite i m6wi
ona dobrze po francusku, ma piekne
c6rki i jest najzabawniejsza sta
ruszka, jaka kiedykolwiek widzia-
lem. Ale finanse mole, zbyt wy
czerpane podr6za drezdehska, a
przedevszystkiem po pop}aceniu
rachunk0w W Berlinie, zmuszaja
mnie de najwiekszej oszczednosci.
X c e. Jak donosi sGazeta
Kielecka'', banda cyganow, z}ozona
z IL woz6w oko}o 60 ludzi, przy-
by}a W pazdzierniku do pow. Mie-
chowskiego j roz}ozy}a sic obozem
pod Proszowicami. w ciagu dwu-
tygodniowego pobytu handy W tym
ooozie, okolica cierpiala wciaz cd
mn6stwa drobnych kradziezy. Mie-
lzy innemi, we wsi Jakubowice,
skradziono znaczniejszej wartosci
korale, ktore policya zdo}a}a u cy-
ganow odszukas odebrat. Potem
ob6z przenios& sic W okolice So
mink. We wsi Czaple Wielkie do
tniejscowego proboszcza ks. Czyza
zg}osi& sic pewnego dnia w6jt ban
dy do chrztu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
dzieckiem. Podczas, gdy proboszcz
zada} wymaganych przez prawo
objasnieh, zarzucono mu chustke ma
glove, skrepowano i rozpoczeto ra-
bunek W plebanii. z mieszkania
zabrano 81 rub. gotowka rome
drobne sprzety. Rownoczesnie ma
dziedzihcu Cygani prowadzili for
malny boj z gospodynia i s}uzacym
gesi, drob trzode. Po drodze
ograbili karczmarza we wsi Weze-
row, W Bukowskiej Wolf skradli ko-
mia, kt6rego w1asciciel zagrodnik
zdo}a{ odbic W Miechow;e. w sku-
tex wiadomosci o rozboju, dokona-
nym W Czaplach w., sedzia sledczy,
przy porocy stray zlemskiej, roz-
wina} energiczne sledztwo. Czter-
nastu Cygan6w uwieziono. Teraz
dopiero wychodza ma jaw rome
sprawki handy, kt6ra koczujac W
olkolicach Miechowa, pope}ni}a mase
roznych wykroczeh przeciw w}asno
Sci. W{oscianie, z obawy zemsty,
znosili je d}ugo W milczeniu. Teraz,
W obec rozwinietego sledztwa, ban
da zrzuci1a z urzedu volta swego,
zarzucajac mu bra k sprytu W prowa-
dzeniu rzemios{a. Nowo obranego
czeka przedewszystkiem ciezkie "a
DAME wywik}ania handy trudnego
obecnie po}ozenia.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

Nj d a wno zs}ozone iowa
warzystwo przez p. Piotrowicza przy-
stapi do Zwi4zku Narodowego Pol
skiego. Bravo!
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

Dnia 29go Listopada odby} sic
piekny obch6d narodowy, urzadzony
przez tutejszych zwiazkowc6w. Pre-
zydentem byl OBJ. Urbanowicz. Cze-
kamy ma sprzwozdanie urzedowe cd
sekretarza.
Ameryka w Toledo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1891-1892, 1891-12-12

Walter Conra 10 letni
wyrostek, skazany zosta} przez sad
ma 3 lata stanowego wiezienia, "a
kradziez koni. Rodzice "a z{e WV.
chowanie dzieci maja nietylko sami
wstyd hahbe, ale GAIA polonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
and will soon have a new church

and will soon have a new church
erected on the old site.
Mrs. DR.. Berry has two dozen
nice young chickens. Who can
beat this for spring chickens?
Pate Morris shipped one car of
hogs and cattle to St. Louis Mon.
day.
Mrs. Pate Morris is sick.
Walter c. Day, son ofC. c. Day,
died Monday morning at 4 o'clock of
pneumonia. His funeral was preach
ed at Hopewell Tuesday by Rev.
VIM. Jesse and his remains inter.
red in the Mexico cemetery. He
was conscious to the last minute
of his life and just before dying he
sent for friends and talked to them
and his parents of death and SEEM
ed resigned to his fate. He asked
the prayers of those about him and
said he would pray for them.
Walter was a good young man and
we believe that he is now rejoicing
with the angels in heaven.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
BEAVER A ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
BEAVER DAM, Feb. 1S.-F. M.
Ford cut his foot severely with an
last week.
Miss Edna Fry, of Hatton, was
the guest of Miss Nellie Roberts
last week.
Miss Ina Hendrix, of Mexico,
was the guest of Miss Jennie Rob.
erts.
The many friends of Miss Linda
Ford met at her home last Satur-
day night and spent a very pleas
ant evening, it being her 18th
birthday. Miss Linda received
many handsome presents and a
good time was had by all. At 10
o'clock a bountiful repast was serv-
eh, consisting of substantials and
all the accompanying luxuries.
R. M. Price is visiting friends in
Columbia this week.
Eddie Roy Renoe, of Fulton, is
this week visiting his uncle, E. H.
Dicus.
J. N. Waugh has gone out of the
poultry business, and is now con-
tractor and builder.
Y. G. Thomas has gave out the
notion of leaving the dominion OF
Beaver Dam and has located in
Reagonvllle, which is over neal
Scattering Fork. Success to him
E. II. Dicus has been laid uI
with a very serious attact of spring
fever, but at the present writing il
is thought that he is out of danger
]. B. Woolery has traded biz
farm for one near C~entralia.
Leslie Ford bought of Mr.. Har
rington, over in the Kingdom, q
head of 2.year-old steers, 70
which he paid s27 per head.
D. NJ. Roberts bought of "Doc'
Woods, Is head of steer calves, 70
which he paid s13 SO per head.
j. N. Waugh bought of S. J
Smith his fne saddle and harnes
; horse, "Smokey Boy" for whic
,, he paid a handsome price.
Some of our farmers are sowin
oats, and Mrs. Dan Roberts hs
planted the first garden sass"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
TALK.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
Thompson, Mo Feb. 1S.--Mrs.
Lyons, living northwest of Thomp-
son, lost her house by fire Monday
night. The fire caught in the
evening but was thought to have
been put out. Very little house
hold goods were saved.
The singing at Mr. M. NJ. Tins
ley's was quite a pleasant affair to
those in attendance.
MISS Ella McCauliffe, sister Of
Mrs. DR.. Berry, returned home to
St. Louis, Monday, accompanied
by Guiiford Dudley, who will visit
friends in the city.
There lie to be a spelling match
and literary exercises at the schoo
house Friday night.
The building committee of Llber
/! ty church have begun operation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
FINE HORSES.
Some of the Best Stations in the
United States to be Sold at
the Combination Sale.

The Clydsdale horses owned by
Russell & Carton, of Flint, Mich ,
which they shipped here a week
ago to sell at the combination sale
February 24;h, and kept at G. W.
Galloway's stable, seem to attract
a great deal of attention, especially
the two.year-old colt, Royal Dan,
and the colt, Brooklyn Champion,
and the fve-year-old horse Prince
Imperial. The former is a very
high bred colt and is very hand
some and stylish with very fine
action, and is remarked frequently
by horsemen as the finest colt they
ever saw. The other Is a black
that weighs about sixteen hundred
with a large full face, fine eye, and
seems to be the choice with a good
many. The stallion, Prince Impe.
rial, is a dark bay foaled in 1885,
at Yelverton, Ont, Canada, and
won the sweepstakes inCanada evel
horses of all ages and without
doubt is the finest draft horse evel
seen in the State. Russell & Car
ton are located at Flint, Mich, two
hundred and sixty miles east o
Chicago on the Grand Trunk. They
have been interested a number o
years in importing and breeding
frst.class horses of all kinds, bu
make a specially of draft and hav'
sold horses in over half of tn
States in the Union. In 1878 the.
imported their first Clyde horse
and since have imported and sol
a great many. They sold thre
, here last year, amongst them tn
stallion Banker Boy that was 8
, much admired, and got burned la
August on Robert Davis farm, the
/, owned by him and son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazier, &c

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazier, set
of knives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Shook, but.
ton hole scissors.
Josie and Gertie Smith, thlmble.
Emma Smith, neck ruche.
Chas. Shupe, nut cracker and
picks.
Joe Morris, pair vases.
Robert and Henry Smith, set
tea spoons.
T. M. and Emma Armstrong,
cake basket.
S. T. Hook and family, butter
dish.
E. B. Morris and family, butter
dish.
Thomas sneed, pickle castor.
G. w. Givens and family, pickle
castor.
Mrs. G. M. Sicily, pickle castor.
MI. and Mrs. W. G. Barley,
pickle castor.
Buckley & Moore, pickle castor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
A HAPPY
MIR. and Mrs. Jn0. M. Smith
Celebrate in Grand Style
Their Wedding An
niverSary.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
HUTCHINSON, Mo-, Feb. 16. On
last Friday, Feb. 18th, 1 harness
ed up my horse and buggy, and in
company with my wife, we wendell
way across the beautiful high
lands of Audrain county to a point
about Is miles southwest of here
and 6 miles east of Mexico, where
we arrived about 3 O'Clock, p. NJ,
at the fine country residence of
Bro. John NJ. Smith, where we
met with a host of frie ds and
acquaintances besides a number of
strangers with whom we soon be-
came acquainted. The object of
the gathering was to celebrate
the twenty-fitth anniversary of the
marriage of Bro. Smith and wife,
and to say that the guests enjoyed
themselves hugely is expressing
he matter very mildly. Bro.
Smith and wife marched around
making every one feel at home,
while their daughter, assisted by
thrir son, of Fulton, proved them
selves immense in the way of
entertainers. Promptly at 5 O'Clock
we we're invited into the dining
room where the table fairly groan.
ed beneath its load of good things,
to which every n did ample jus
tice, after which we were treated to
some most excellent local and in
strumental music until a late hour,
when the friends took their de-
parture, wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith many more returns OF their
anniversary. The following is
list ofthe presents received on the
J occasion
Miss Drucie Ball, cream spoon
Mr.. J. N. Armstrong, cream
,. spoon.
l MIR. J. NJ. billiard, cream spoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.. Frazier
butter knife.
:: Mr.. Geo. Smith, butter knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan, butte
knife.
Mr.. J. J. Tally and wife, butte
knife.
Al Mrs. E. e. Shupe and Mr.. 6
!. billiard. sugar spoon.
Mrs. DR.. Hutchison, suga
spoon.
:. J. II. Slavin and wife, one-ha.
dozen napkin rings.
Roy and Laura Hamerly, pa
napkin rings.
d Cora and Stephen Lupe, pal
y napkin rings.
}" John, Lizzie and Hannah Myer
pair napkin rings.
,e A.. B. Wilder and J. W. Skell.
Or pair napkin rings.
" James and Venetta billiard, ga
lie and pepper castor.
~ R. A. Thornburg and family, %
and pepper castor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
A Friendly Proceeding to Settle
Point of Law.
The South rn Bank of Mexico Has a Man.
damus Served on County Treasurer
James Abbay.

Hon. w. H. KEENAN, returned to-
day from Danville, Mo-, where, as
attorney for the Southern Bank of
Mexico, he secured an order for
a mandamus on County Treasurer
Jas. Abbay, requiring him to ap-
pear at June term of Circuit Court
and show cause why he does not,
when depositing county funds
at the Southern Bank, which
Is the county depository, furnish a
full tabulated statement, showing
to what particular fund such money
should be credited. The bank
claims that it should be furnished
such a statement, so separate &C
counts can be opened with each
fund. The County Treasurer says
the law does not, as he under
stands it, require him to go to this
trouble. Mr.. KEENAN, was granted
the morning hour at Danvliie TO-
day and argued the matter before
Judge Hughes, who granted the
order for a mandamus and at the
June term the point will be decld
ed. Mr.. Abbay says he Is ready
and willing to do his duty, but car
find no law for this extra work ant
is anxious for the Court to decide
matters so he will know just VIVA
is his duty. MIR. KEENAN, says n
Treasurer in Montgomery and III
: Treasurer In Randolph counties ar
both furnishing just such tabulate'
statements when deposits ar
made, as the Southern Bank asks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
Bryan s. RingO.

We have moved our stock of
goods into the Rothwell building,
one door south of W. A. Morris,
where we will be pleased to see all
of our customers, and we will con-
slider it a personal favor if all want
ing to purchase anything in our
line will call AID compare our
prices. We will guarantee that you
will be satisfied with any transac,
ton that you may have with us.
We can sell you a No. 8 cook
stove, 16x1S inches, tor $3.50 with
out trimmings. BRYAN Il RINGo.
d5 At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
Grandma PearsOn'S Birthday.

UEdIlIu1b "a
Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo-, Feb. 17.-Mrs.
E. A. Pearson, of this place, cele-
brated her eightieth birthday Sun
day, Feb. 18th. Her four children,
several grandchildren and one great
grandchild were present on this
occasion, which was an enjoyable
one. Those present were Mrs. P,
P. Nichols and daughter, of Mex
leo; Mr.. Judge Smith and family
of Columbia, No; R. W. Pearson
and family, of this place; 7. 5
Pearson and family, of Rush Hill
and Mrs. V. Bowman, Laddonia
She received several very nic'
presents. All wish her many re
turns of this happy event, Mrs
Pearson is the mother OF sever
children, nineteen grandchildren
and fifteen great grandchildren.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
For Sale.

A good home of 40 acres, in
Montgomery county, on the Wells
vile and Middietown road; town
property taken in trade, balance
on easv terms. For further in
formation please call at my resi-
dence on said premises.
AZ til inch S A. RossoN,
WeilsvIile. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
1..kenan e. Barnes, as agents, to

Lakenan g. Barnes, as agents, TO-
day sold for John 7. Crews, his
s42 acre farm, 5 miles east OF Cen
,ra,ia. to John B. Woolery for
s8.S72 so. They took in exchange
Woolery's 157 acre farm, 8 miles
southwest OF Mexico, at S4,7lO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

In the report of county court
proceedings the s348.75 shown to
have been drawn by Horace Mum
dy was drawn by A. H. Canter-
bury, who does not turn over the
poor farm to Mundy until March /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

The case of Bette SRA VS.. the
Haoash r. R., for damages, for
putting her off at Montgomery
sasy, the time she had the trouble
..tn Dick Dusenberry, is being
80 N Montgomery county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

The four-year-old son of Mr.. and
afs. Nevlns, who died at the resi-
aence of DR.. Fritts on last Satur-
Jay afternoon, was taken to Hast
nss, Mich, Monday for inter
ment,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

Ed. G. Davis, of Columbia, has
purchased of the Mccormick Live
Stock Co., of Bowling Green, the
celebrated saddle stallion, THE
King" the best son of old Black
Squirrel. 1.-The King" is me OF
the finest animals in Missouri and
has never failed to take premi-
ums wherever shown. Mr.. DAVIS
paid a long price for him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

Rev. Middleton went to Laddonia
Monday, where he will conduct a
meeting this week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

Dr. NJ. NJ. Fisher, of Columbia,
good deal worse and it ia feared
ae will not recover. Mrs. G. r.
oanbie, his sister-in-law, left for
Columbia to day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

The st. Louis POST Dispatch says:
Inc Vandalia Graphic contempla,es
moving to Farber and the Martins
pafg Message will remove to War.
lentan-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

chas. Householder shipped two
ears Of cattle and one of hogs to
1t. Louis last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

Wm. Mundy sent to st. Louis
Aonday, one car of cattle aud
one Of hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

John Spotswood lost another
fifty dollar dog yesterday with the
same disease-pneumonia. He has
eight good ones left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

Miss Clara Davis, after a pleas
mt visit to Miss Mollie Nichols of
near Mexico, returned to her home
u Columbia to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19

]. W. Rouse, of Mexico, had an
ABLE argument or "Haw to raise
ices successfully" in Saturdays
u Louis RepmbLic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-02-19
Judpe Kendall Skinned a fin

Judge Kendall shipped a hne
lot of mules to St. Louis this week.
He shipped l25 mules South from
st. Louis on January 9th, and
wants to know who in Galloway
has beat that this season.