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Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
AUXVASSE ITEMS,
correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
AuxvAssE, Mo-, January 6.-W. A
Farris, of Tennessee, is in this vicinity
buying mules. He bought of p. Crun
six mules for 500. He also bought
sixteen from Maddox & Montague fol
Sl15 head.
Crum & Buckner shipped four loads
of cattle last week that brought SAG
per hundred.
p. Crum has commenced feeding
sixty head more Of cattle.
r. r. Buckner has bought five cal
loads of shelled corn at So cents.
Buckner & Crum bought of French
Woodson nice bunch of hogs for 81. IS
per hundred.
We had the pleasure of visiting the
Chicago stock yards with $1,000 head
of cattle in it.
We had wedding in this vicinity
last week and one this week and we
expect to have one next week.
]. T. Watts had quite an entertain.
ment New Years day. There was at
the same place a barn raising and a
birthday dinner and wedding and d
party at night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Died of HydrophObia.

STURGEON, Mo-, January A.
Harold, the 4-year-old son of J. H
Winscott, and grandson of Ex,
State Senator James NJ. Proctor, oi
Sturgeon, and of Squire ]. J. Win.
scott, of Mexico, Mo-, died in this
place last night of hydrophobia.
There is no doubt of it being gen.
ulne case. About the 23rd of No.
vembsr last the boy was bitten on
the hip by rabid dog, and in just
4O days afterwards the child show.
ed symptoms of fever and unrest,
and being offered drink of water
it was thrown into convulsions,
which continued at intervals until
death, which occurred about "a
hours after the first spasm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Gard of Explanation,

correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Jan. Elm the LED
GER of 3lst ult. is card from Jas
Veerkamp. We should not notice
it, but he intimates that we had
made false statement in the LED.
GER of November II, when we
said "the government of the pub.
lie school had been some what de.
fective for the last few years." He
claims he was in the employ Of
the Board of Education here three
consecutive terms, and that the
Board was satisfied with his gov.
ernment. We give our informa.
tion direct from the Board. They
say he was in the employ of the
Board only two terms; that the
government the first term was Iea.
sonably good, but the second was
vsry bad, using much stronger
language than we did. He says he
never had any trouble with the
Kendall boy. The directors say
they can prove by half dozen
witnesses he did, and at one time
he undertook to whip the boy and
the boy made fight, and the switch
was broken and he got badly bitten
by the boy. In our communication
We refrained from using his name,
and but for his uncalled-for per.
sonal attack but few OF the readers
of the LEDGER would have known
he had ever taught tho school.
J. B. CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Commissioners Sale.

By virtue of an order of sale issued
from the Office OF the clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Audrain County, Mis-
souri,, to me directed, will, on
January 80, 1891,
at the east front door of the Court
House in Mexico, in said county, sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
DER for one-half cash and the balance
IN IL months, between the hours of 0
O'Clock a. m: and 3 o'clock p. m., of
that day, all the following lands in
Audrain county, Missouri. viz: South
west quarter section Is. township ~
range 8, and southwest southwest
quarter section 35, township So, range
3, for partition and distribution among
the heirs of John H. White, deceased.
td w. V. WHITE.
Commissioned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
THOMPSON TALK.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, Mo-, Jan. 7.-Mrs.
l. J. Sims is still suffering from
tonsilitis.
John Sims has returned home to
Arkansas.
The dramatic club will soon be
prepared to entertain the people
with some new plays.
The neighborhood is Mortified
by the Byrns tragedy, full ac-
count of which appears in the
LEDGER.
Lesal Griffin has moved to his
home on the Wade farm.
The day of meeting at Hopewell
has been changed to the 4th Sun
day.
Liberty church took fire just as
services closed Sunday and burned
to the ground. 1t was owned by
the Regular Baptists and Chris
tians. The Baptlsts had an in
surance of 81 900. It is proposed
to rebuild at once and it will prob
ably be located just north of the
Station.
James O'Brien, ST., sold to WAL
lace & Northern, 9 good 2 year old
mules at $50 each.
The social at Mr.. Sims New
Years Eve was an enjoyable affair
to all present. The following were
among those in attendance
Misses Lizzie Sallee, Lizzie AL
len, Matte Cogswell, Lulu and
Helen Cross, Carrie, Bertle and
N. Fettie Powell, May Rutter, Lula
Creasey, Mlda and Pearl Ewers,
Julia O'Callaghan, Bette, Willie
and Minnie Sims, Katie Gay,
Viola Culbertson, Belle and Carrie
Hickey, Maude Daniel, Lena
squires, Beulah Morris, Ella
Geary, Lille Hopkins and about
twenty five young gentlemen. A
fine supper wss served at 10
O'Clock.
The singing at Jas. Griffin's Sat-
turday night was an occasion of
great enjoyment to those. present.
The following were there
Misses Nellie, Annie, Lucy,
Melissa and Lottie Jesse, Ettie
Linsen, Ella Dudley, Matte Cogs-
we'll. Annie Gibbs, of Arkansas;
Emma, Clara and Nettie Wander.
ford. Nettie Powell, Mrs. Lesal
Griffin and large number of
young gentlemen. xxx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court convened
Monday with seven judges instead
of five. Judge Thomas Sherwood
will be chief justice and the court
will be divided into the criminal and
civil departments. The judges to
whom civil cases will be referred are
Sherwood, Black, Brace and Bare.
lay, and the criminal division will
be. composed OF Judges CAN'T,
Thomas and Macfarlsne. There
are about ninety cases now on the
criminal docket. and all will at
once be referred to the new judges.
When they fail to agree the entire
court will be required to establish
a ruiinp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Our State Legislature.

From the ST. LOUIS Post-Dispatch.
The Missouri Legislature meet
ing Wednesday contains the larg
est Democratic majority record,
ed in the history of the State.
The majority in each House will be
large enough to make safe margin
for good deal of independence in
the party ranks and to put a heavy
discount upon caucus authority,
unless it is exercised with great
caution and prudence.
Not content with the gains as
sured TO them by the tariff and
force bill Issues in a straight party
fight, the Democrats in the last
election made every effort to cap
ture the Farmers Alliance, and
succeeded so well that the roll of
Alliance men elected to the House
rather indicates that the Alliance
captured the Democratic party, and
put it in the position of
The smiling young lady of Niger
Who rode on he back of tiger;
At the end of the ride
She came back inside,
With the smlle-on the face OF the tiger
Never before was there a Mis-
souri, House so full of farmers and
with SO few lawyers. There are
enough Alliance Democrats to Or
ganize and control both the House
and its Democratic caucus, and if
both are not run to suit the farmers
it will be the fault of their own
chosen representatives. So there
is likely to be even more clashing
between House and Senate than
there was in the last legislature, as
the lawyers still hold the Senate,
and the "holdovers" in it may be
as much inclined as ever to control
the whole legislative machine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
ON A GAY OLD LARK.
A Precious Pair From Kansas
Bagged in This City.
They Try to Secure Marrisge License, But
are Too Young-Gone West
to Grow Up.

Last Saturday afternoon there
alighted from an East bound train
at the Union Depot in this city a
oeatly dressed and modest looking
young man and stylishly dressed
and beautiful young girl, who look
ed some years younger than her
companion. The couple went to
the Windsor Hotel and registered
as "W. Walling and wife, Salina.
Kan" The young man and woman
seemed to be persons of refinement
and there was nothing in their
manner nor behavior to indicate
they were not man and wife. Their
youthful appearance, however, at
tracted some attention. They were
assigned apartments at the hotel,
where they remained until Monday
at noon, when they left and went
to Mrs. Browns private boarding
house on Liberty street. Here the
gentleman paid for a weeks lodg-
ing in advance, at the same time
volunteering the information that
himself and companion were mar
ried last September IN Kansas
City. They proposed, he said, to
remain in Mexico about two weeks.
Later developments showed the
young couple were not man and
wife, but runaways. Last night
an attorney from Kansas City
named W. W. Metzger arrived to
look after the couple. 1t seems
Metzger is the girls rejected lover
and was sent here by the young
lady's father to see whether or no,
they were married. Metzger sough,
the assistance of Prosecuting Attor.
ney Jesse and officer Kemp, and
Waliing (not the mans real name,
and the girl were soon located. AT
terra good deaf of parIeying and with
the fear of the laws strong arm ir
his mind, Walling consented te
marry the girl. About 12 O'Clock
last night RecorderMinor was asked
to issue marriage license, but he
refused on the grounds of theil
youthful appearance. The mar
riage did not take place and al
parties returned to Kansas City
last night. Walling's father, We
hear is wealthy man of Kansas
City, and the girls father is 6
prominent citizen of Leavenworth
The girls name could not be learn.
ed as she did not make her identity
known to the Recorder nor any one
else here. She went by the name
of Mrs. Walling. She is said to be
a very beautiful woman and eloped
with Walling from her fathers
home much against the latter's
| will. Her father threatens to kill
her lover on sight, hence Metzger
who is a friend to the family, came
here to right matters. Metzger Is
the manager and attorney of Nc
Crary's railroad ticket agencies al
| Kansas City.
| Wolmeir is said to be the right
name of the man who brought the
girl to this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

feeding farmers and sets a table
that is always full of the best the
market affords. His hotel is To-
Gated on the west side of the
square. Mr.. Tuttle has a large
number of private boarders and
they all receive the very best at
tention. Accommodations and a
good table are to be foun at the
Delmonico.
SAM MORRIS.
Mr.. Morris, dealer in hides, furs,
wool, etc., is located on North Jet
ferson street. Mr.. Morris has been
engaged in this business since
1879, and is so well and favorably
known to the people of Audrain
and surrounding counties as to
need no comment whatever. He
is man of marked shrewdness, of
fine business qualities. and abso.
lutely reliable and enjoys the rep
utation of being perfectly honest in
all his transactions. He has built
up a trade in his business almost
phenomenal, for which he should
feel justly proud. Having gained
the confidence and good will of his
customers, by fair and honest
treatment, by always paying the
highest market price for everything
he buys, until now he has gained
the distinction of being the largest
dealer in his line in North Mis-
souri,. There are very few older
houses in this particular line OF
business in North Missouri, and
certainly none that enjoys higher
standing in the commercial world.
Mr.. Morris has been unusually
successful in his twelve years ol
business in this city, all OF which
he owes to his alertness and good
management of business affairs
The enormlty of his business car
best be calculated by the fabulous
shipments of the past year, as fol
lows: Twenty Car loads of hide!
and tallow, fifty-four car loads o
scrap iron and rags, $4,000 pounds
of feathers, $4,000 pounds of wool
$4,000 pieces cf raw furs, besides
other things too numerous to men
ton. Mr.. Morris ships direct to th'
manufacturers, exporters and foun
dries thereby doing away with th'
"middle man," enabling him t.
give the commission to his Gus
toners in way that cannot fail t.
rebound to the yet greater prosper
; ity and credit of Mr.. Morris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Administratar's I'm

Notice is hereby given U
of administration with sia
upon the estate of Letifl
deceased, have been grssikl
dersigned by the Probak %
drain county, Missouri, ~
Nov. 10. 1890.
All persons having d.ln1
said estate are required Z!
them for allowance 70 thetl
tor within one year aftR "
they may be precluded tnei
fit of such estate, aud q 81
be not exhibited withia &
from this date they .iH q
barred. ]. T. WILLY
1T pubiic Admls5l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Was it Happy New Year to
the employees of the Fairfield
Chemical Works in Connecticut?
They got notice of 10 per cent.
reduction in their wages. The Nc
Kinley bill increased the duty on
chemicals about 10 per cent, and
now the Fairfield workmen are
trying to figure out how they profit
thereby. The fact chat the Nc
kinley tariff increases prices and
at the same time reduces wages is
becoming more and more apparent
every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

A STRONG pressure Is being
brought on B. G. Johnson to be,
come q candidate for Councilman
from the Fourth Ward. Mr.. John.
son says he is not a candidate, but
will serve If the voters in the
Ward elect him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
-. ". hiAi
Sheriff of Audrain o.
Administratsr', d

Notice is hereby given q
of administration npop n
Lafayette Caldwell. decd. 2
granted the undersignsd, B
bate Court of Audraiu ~
scuri, bearing date Nov. Il 7
All persons having elas'
said estate are requina |
them for allowance to a.,
tor within one year aiss'
granting of letters, or tar
precluded from any henei
estate and if such claims |.
hibited within two yan
date they will be forever b
]. T. WILL
Sat Public ADM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
THE SIOUX WAR.
A Battle Reported Raging
Northeast of Gordon, Neb.

OMAHA, Neb., January A Bee
special from Gordon, Neb., says:
A battle is now raging about ten
miles northeast of this place. The
booming of cannons can be distinct
ly heard. Everybody is under
arms. The widest excitement
exists. A company of state troops
is expected tonight.
Two scouts have just arrived at
Gordon, and confirm the report
that battle is raging.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

John F. Davis has bought the
right of Boone county for the sale
of Huston's combined nut wrench
and tool. Mr.. Davis will be in
Centralia on Saturday, January 10,
to dispose of township rights. II
is a valuable invention. Mr.. Davis
is a reliable man and will deal with
you right.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

THE Legislature convening in
Jefferson City is composed mostly
of farmers, butts as Intelligent and
fine looking body of men as you
need want to see. There need be
no uneasiness in regard to the re-
suits to be achieved at this ses-
sion of the Missouri legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Pastors and Ladies' Aid Society
of the NJ. E. Church, South, meets
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
with Mrs. W. H. Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

SENATOR INGALLS, is SAID to be the
most superstitious person out. He
is so fearful of "unlucky Friday"
that never did ne start on a journey
on that day in his life. There are
other days just as unlueky for Mr..
Ingalls, as Friday, as he will find
out when the Kansas Legislature
cOnVenes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

THE force bill has been downed.
Eight of the Western Republican
Senators-Messrs. Stanford, Jones,
Of Nevada, Shoup, Teller, Stewart,
Mcconnell, Wolcott and Wash
burn--joined hands with the Dem.
ocrats and defeated it by vote oi
81 IN 30
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Assigues's Hs,is

To the creditors ofC. B.
You are hereby notified d
sit at the County Clefk's "a
Court House in Mexica na]
9th day of January, lM. 4
consecutive days thereana |
and allow demands aesin|
signed estate of c. b. haa
hands as his assignee, asd
then and there present yuH
to me. GEO. A. Nh
1t Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Lakenan & Barnes yesterday
sold for w. c. and DR.. French.
their 100 acre farm four miles
northeast of Mexico, to w. E. Her.
ring, of Montgomery county, Mo-,
for 50 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Estics Of Final 1setane

Notice is hereby given ~
tlement OF the estate d III
deceased, will be made sfia
term of Probate CouH 4
county, Missouri, to Be hss q;
in January, 1891. G. Y M
I'd 30 Adz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

THERE are newspaper pirates,
and newspaper pirates. The pi-
rates who claim loudly and daily
"not ever guilty" are about now
red handed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Notice sf GAaeir. s.

Notice Of Aaeif. .
In IL the Circuit Circuit cou,s
ty' Missouri, ocs.s.s
Oliver Woods, D..;d
L. Woods, Mary .
'A'"n ). Woods, pAss
agsizl,
George % W. Wood, N,a
Annie Ann, D. Wood. es
" Wm: nv. Woods, a.sy
c. Woods, ]. H
Woods, Albert NO.
ana Jane Woods, Dsisss'
By virtue and ap.h.
a, and order of sale nsS. ol.
court, in the above eos;,,
OF 9 ace a certified copy ,Ss,ss. S.sa
:, 1880, 1 will, on
Friday January d.
pet between the hours q s.. q
the forenoon and Az a
afternoon of that G az es|
door of the Court Hoas., II
Mexico in Audrain 49,, =
sell, at public vendus y
bidder, the followins 9 q
estate, viz: The sonss ~
the southeast ausrs.s I
half of the southeast a.as
northeast quarter !, we
quarter of the souths...a g !
southeast quarter n G g
the west half Of the so.,s
anu the southwest ~
northwest quarter of " wv
township fifty-one. M snsl
lsl of Audrain counts h
Terms Of Sale a. sn,s
cash; balance in IL nosss. |.
interest from date Of IS
| I'd GEO. W. AD1s,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Notice is hereby eifN
settlement of the eeisA
Ringo. deceased, will @
January term Of Prsesa .
Audrain county, Missouri :
at Mexico in January,
Adm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

A SPECIAL dispatch to the LEDGER
from Jefferson City says that ex-
State Treasurer Noland's case has
been continued until April 20, at
which time a special judge will be
selected to try the case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

We have no odds and ends stock
taking sale, but include our entire
stock s25, 600 of nice, fresh, clean.
dry goods, notions, cloaks and
furnishing goods in this sale.
FAMnus-
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of ]. r.
Wheelan, deceased, will be made at
the January term of Probate Court of
Audrain county, Missouri, to be held
at Mexico in January, 1891.
w. B. MCINTYRE,
81 4t A administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

NEITHER Father Edmunds nor
Uncle Frisbie Hoar would tolerate
negro supremacy in his own COM
munity. They do not even try to
bring it about in the District of
Columbia, where the experiment
might be easily made, and where
it would be seen by all the nation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

The following parties were Ii.
censed to-day to wed: John T.
Wayne and Miss Florence R. Pat
rick, j. G.. Clarke and Miss Lena
Summers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

EVERY merchant in Mexico
should have yearly contracts with
his local papers. 1t costs but lit
tie more to carry an advertisement
foy a year than for eight and nine
months and it pays to keep your
business before the public the year
round. The farmers of Audrain
county are great readers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Notice Of Final sssslsk

Notice is hereby given h
tlement of the estate Of
deceased, will be made .
airy term of Probate Cogn
county, Missouri, to be ~ :
in January, 1891. ur1
SARAH r. WIZ
"a I'd Adn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Miss Emma Abbott, the great
prima donna, died at Salt Lake
City, Utah, yesterday morning at
little past Z O'Clock. Miss Abbott
was Al years old and was one of
the most popular and successful
priIna donnas in the country.
She died of pneumonia after four
days illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Notice is hereby Ris@
settlement of the estah g
Stettbacker, deceased W
at the January term Of Pr
of Audrain county, Ms
held at Mexico in JsniiaII. -
P. ACKR
Std Ad
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, JANUARY s, 1891.

THE force bill is sidetracked if
not killed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Notice is hereby gives
settlement of the estah e q.
deceased, will bs made q Z
term of Probate Ccur
county, Missouri, 70 De n
leo in January, 1891. uHrs5
W. a. cox |
Admins
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Notice Of riasi ss,sinf

Notice Of Final eett
Notice Is hereby gisa
settlement of the estsM
Bryant, deceased, win ee
January term of Proban y
drain county, Missouri y
Mexico in January, lsyl
j. r. WILh.
34td Public Aoas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

THE farmers have organized both
branches Of the Nebraska legisla.
ture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Hon. A. B. Medley, of Audrain,
will be on some of the most impor-
tant committees in the House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Esties Of Fish
Notice is hereby gss13
settlement Of the estse
Raith, deceased, viii es !. g. D
January term OF Probs.. !. s
drain county, Missouri, q, 2
Mexico in January, ish !, .fsf
CHAkLH 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

The Indian war appears to be a
war on squaws and papooses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Notice Of rinsi
Notice Is hereby g 81
settlement Of the es'sss 80
well. deceased, will g 81
drain county, Mirsouia., z
Mexico In January, lei. s!
81 it w. =. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

WHAT protiteth a man to vote
for the Force Bill and afterwards
lose his own scalp2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

THE Martinsburg Message is one
year old and growing in favor every
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

We don't offer you prints at 81
cents a yard and ask 25 to SO Pc
cent advance on something yo,
don't know the price of IN oul
stock taking sales. FAMOUS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Householder & Co. shipped one
car Of cattle to st. Louis last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

Some sneak broke into Corner
& Sons grocery store Sunday night
but nothing could be found missing.
They gained entrance by breaking
a glass in the back door, running
their hand through ard unbolting
it. The door was found standing
wide open this morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
THE DELMONTCO.

On November 10, 1887, Mr.. B.
H. Tuttle became the proprietor of
the above hotel and restaurant.
He has built the trade up from be-
ginning and is now doing q large
business in the way of feeding the
public. He makes q specially of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

A. W.Wolf, the contractor, is
here closing up his business. 1t
will be remembered the hole-in.
the ground suit was compromised.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08
Friday, the Both day 4
A. D., Bl,

between the hours Of nj.
the forenoon and five oides|
afternoon Of that day 4
House east door, In tie i,.s
county of Audrain afofvss
same, or SO much thefea :
required at public veeas|
highest bidder for cash s E
ject to all prior liens and h,
to satisfy said execution =
I'd G. W.AE
Sheriff of Audrain o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-01-08

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rfk f@F uss tsT ARFS f-zfs, Ass+Fn-
rss, sssd lTsC. Roma, Tol.ia. Oi,;1'
'ss eni. t'issss arr Doing ssvefi. Why
nst year some rsrn ussr S.Da. a., /.
nai'ih- foss tan Dc the y. s,tk ane p,s
- hf'He- Sh~rsssr ssss sf- rssa be
ers sss %sssiy earning from fsto
saa asf Al eE-s- Nstbsvz 700 havr
eha start Fea- fsa ssrk 10 ..ssrr ,i.0.
o. AL ths iisns- Fig ngaa.t H. !, ark-
fstisre snh Hapa susur .he,a.
.EN nse Eee1ssfsI, Psr4isHlsF, sr.s,
'sAtox $50 Portland, n nina
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