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Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

THE capacity of our Public
Schools is being taxed to its utmost.
Too many children are being placed
in one building; too many children
are placed in all of the rooms. The
teachers have more than they can
do right and it is not healthy to
crowd children in a school room as
you would cattle in a car. We think
Mexico has about arrived at the
time when we should have addi-
tional facilities. Mexico's Public
Schools have a reputation all over
the country of being the very best.
We have a splendid corps of teach
ers and all that is necessary now is
more room. ALI who have inyesti-
gatedthe matter agree that We should
have another building in a different
portion of the city. One thing is
sure, we must have more room. 1t
would be more convenient and the
cost would not be much more when
new bulldogs r erected to place
them in different portions of the
city. Many towns no larger than
Mexico have four school buildings
located in four quarters of the town.
Mexico needs at least two such
BIT ildings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
MARTINSBURG MATTERS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURG, Mo. Sept. Pub
lie school opened Monday fair and
~fiattering, with Mr.. Settle and Miss
Maggie Torreyson in the chairs.
Miss Angie Belle Copeland left
Monday morning for Pennsylvania,
where she will visit her old home
for a couple of months.
Mr.. C. T. Martin left for st. Louis
Monday. We haven't learned as yet
whether there was another wreck on
the road in consequence.
Mrs. Thos. Martin, of St. LOUIS,
is in the Burg.
Mr. CT. peytsn, srra~y agent
here, but directly from Mendon, Mo.
has bought Mr.G. P. Romans stock
of dry goods and taken possession.
Mr.. Marion Walker has moved his
family into the Crigler property.
Fred Barwell has sold his residence
property in town to Mr.. Yelton.
Clyde Chrisman, of Washington,
visited his parents at this place a
few days last week.
The County Convention was a
very enjoyable affair, being well at,
tended and ably conducted. There
is but one regret attached to these
conventions, and that is when the
preachers get enough they all get
enough at once, take to their heels,
shake the dust off their feet and
catch the first out-pullingt train, leav.
ing a very disappointed crowd and
lots of the necessities of life to spoil
upon our hands-at least, MIR Ed.
itor, this has been our experience.
Miss Nellie House spent last week
camping out with a WellsvilIe party
A side track is being rapidly laid
at the coal pit for the benefit of the
Martinsburg Coal Company.
A little child of MIR. and Mrs.
Luther Johnson's died last Friday
night; also, a little babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Fields.
Miss minnie Jones and little niece,
Miss frankie Jones, visited Mexico
the first of the week.
Mexico, Laddonia, Benton City
and Wellsville were well represented
during the county convention.
Miss Carrie Wilburn left last week
for the Orphan School at Fulton.
Misses Ethel Darlington and Stella
Taylor also left forthe Orphan school.
Mr.. Caleb Martin has his sale
next Saturday, just before moving
to st, Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
HOnEiuS g. RieEefts.

The LEnGER takAs-tha=~ following
from the Worlds Fair Nercs:
Hopkins & Ricketts, transact a large
and influential business as real
estate and loan brokers, insurance
agents and abstracters. A specially
is made of the negotiation of loans
and bonds and mortgages, and they
are recognized authorities on the
present and prospective values of
not only property within the city
limits but on all farm lands in Au-
drain county. They are owners of
the Audrain county complete alb
stract books, and furnish abstracts
of land titles on short notice. They
represent the Phoenix Loan Associa-
ton of st. Joseph, a building and
loan organization conducted on the
soundest principles. The fire in
surance companies represented are
Home, of New York; Phoenix, of
Hartford; Insurance Company of
North America, of Philadelphia
North British and Mercantile, of
London and Edinboro; London and
Lancashire, of England; Pennsyl-
wanna Fire Insurance Company, of
Philadelphia; Hamburg-Bremen, of
Germany. They also represent the
Loyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co.,
and in life insurance, the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association, and
New York (Life) Insurance Co.
The members of the firm are r. P.
Hopkins and J. 7. Ricketts,. Mr..
Hopkins served two terms-18S7-9O
AS collector, a position in which
he gained much information of in
calculable value in his present line.
Mr.. Ricketts, has been identified
with the real estate and insurance
and abstract business since 1888
and is the oldest abstracter of titles
in the business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

The Southern Bank of Mexico.


The LEDGER takes the following
from the Worlds Fair Neps:
The Southern Bank of Mexico,
was organized twenty-three years ago
as the Mexico Southern Bank and
was re-organized under it's present
title in 1889. From its inception
the policy of the management has
been to conduct the institution on
the most modern and liberal lines
consistent with safe and sound
banking principles.
Its last official statement, at
close OF business, May 10Th, 1892 lis
very ~flattering, giving a total re-
sources of 1865, 1910 The CAPT
tai stock paid in is $3.50, OOO.O and
the surplus fund $15,2O7.9 "a. In
dividual deposits subject to check
amount to $199, 943.O6, and loans
and discounts, 1867 $50 90.
The heavy line of individual de-
posts carried is a strong evidence of
the confidence placed in the bank
and It's management by the COM
munity in general, and that it ac-
cords the public the most liberal
treatment consistent with safe bank
ms, the large list of loans and dis
counts bear testimony. 1t is safe
to say at no time in its history has
the SouthernBank been found tardv
in that kind of public spirit that en-
courages business efforts and SUM-
ports worthy enterprises. Its sue
cess and its high position in the
financial circles of Missouri is. Of
course, largely due to the wisdom of
the management and to the fidelity,
Watchfullness and sound Judgment
OF the officers.
The officers are: V~ice-presi-
dent, VIM. Harper; cashier, Ii. A..
Tickets, assistant cashier, T. III.
Marshall. Major II. A. Ricketts,
has been identified with the South
ern as cashier for thirteen wears.
and is "A financier of large experience
and recognized ability, with a COM
prehensive knowledge of the science
OF banking. He is ably assisted by
Mr.. Marshall.
With such men at the head of af-
fairs, it is no wonder that the South
ern Bank of Mexico commands such
respect and confidence among the
merchants of Mexico and the veal
thy agrieulturalists of the tributary
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Commissioners Sale Of Lad

By virtue of an order of sale b
directed, issued by the CLERK &c
Circuit Court of Audrain Count. {
souri,, I will, on
Friday, the 9TH day of Oetobe, Z
at the east front door of the CoaTfE<
in said county between the hpanS
O'Clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p.m u. ds
day sell at public auction to Che 6
est bidder for one-half cash, balrs
twelve months with 6 per csnkh
est from day of sale, all of the tz
ing land in Audrain County, Mis-
viz: north IL section IL, tovnaha
range 8. for partition among tek
of c. t. Black, deceased.
VIM. ELLER
I'd. Commisslouf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Executors Notice,

Notice is hereby given that b
Documentary upon the estate ofh
L.Beagles, deceased, have beenm
ed the undersigned by the Pm
Court of Audrain County, Mrs.
bearing date August 4, 1896.
All persons having claims NJ
said estate are required to en-
them fol allowance to the ezez
within one year after date Of gas
of letters, or they may be press
from any benefit of such esis< {
such claims be not exhibited VI
two years from the date they VI
forever barred. J. NJ. BEAGLE
19-4-t. ExecuH;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary on the -
of Mathew Chandler, deeeasss =
granted to the undersigned on lhkl
day of August, 1892, by the Pfee
Court of Audrain County, Missoas
All persons having claims 49,
said estate are requested 70 en-
them for allowance to the exezE
within one year after the dale g Z
said letters or they may be prstaas,
from any benefit of such estate. y
such claims be not exhibited w
two years from the date of said laE
they Will be forever barred.
CELIA CHANDLER
E.xeeufux
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Administrators Nnti..

Notice is hereby given thst
of administration upon the eas
Rebecca McKibben, deceased. :
been granted the undersigned, n
Probate Court of Audrain Counts /
souri,, bearing date August Z. Is:
All persons having claims IL
said estate are required te-er
them for allowance to the admins
tor within one year after dsk
granting of letters, or they mn
preclrded from any benefit ii
estate, and il such claims be nj {
hibited within two years fssl
date they will be forever barrsd.
j. G. LAKEN8s
22-4-t. Administnk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

MONTGOMERY COUNTY should and
we are sure will elect the Demo-
cratic ticket from top to bottom.
The nominees on the ticket are not
only thoroughbred Democrats but
they are honest and capable. The
old court house fight should be for
gotten. Democrats should all get
together on the platform and forget
little local issues and vote the tick
ct as the printers make it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

MEXICO needs a public library
and we suggest that our literary
people have a meeting and make
some arrangements in reference to
sssi~ na1t.erz@Ehers res-.n
why we should not have one of the
largest and best selected of libraries.
If our people who take an interest
in such matters Will meet and dis.
cuss this matter and appoint COM
mittees the desired result will be
reached without difficulty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Administrators Hot;.

Notice is hereby given thai -
of administration upon the esi,ss
John HItz, deceased, have bean s.
ed the undersigned by the ps
Court of Audrain County. Ma
bearing date August q, 1892
AL persons having claims s.
said estate are requested to a.
them for allowance to the admipi
tor within one year after date An
ing letters, or they may be pre-
from any benefit of such estste. =
such claims be not exhibited =
two years from the date they NJ
forever barred. FRED FEpU 8
22-4t. Adminissst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

The st Louis Republic, referring
to the nominee ofthe Democratic par
ty for Congress in the Ninth Congress-
ional District, says: Hon. Champ
Clark, the Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Ninth District, was
born near Lawrenceburg, Anderson
county, Kentucky, March It'll, 1850.
He was reared on a farm until 10
wears of age, when he began teach
ing school and maintained those du-
ties for 10 years. In 1874 he was
president of Marshall College at
Huntington, the first Normal school
OF West Virginia. He is a graduate
of Bethany College and the Cinein-
natl Law School. In 1875 Nh. Clark
came to Missouri and located in Pike
county, where he served as principal
OF the Louisiana High School one
year and then engaged in the prac-
tiee of law. In 1S79-S0 he edited
the Riverside Press, which he chang
ed from an Independent to a staunch
Democratic newspaper. Hewas City
Attorney of Louisiana two years,
Deputy County Attorney two years
and Prosecuting Attorney four years.
He served as u Presidential eleetor
on the Hancock ticket, but his State
reputation was made in 1889. when,
as a member of the House, he took
the leadership of the General AS
sembly. In 1887 Mr.. Clark was
married to Miss Genevieve Bennett,
Of Galloway county, a lady OF rare
and literary ability.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

AT A meeting of the Board of Har-
din College Tuesday Mr.. T. B. Hit
was elected president vice ex-Gover-
nor G. H. Hardin, deceased. Mr..
Hit is a warm friend of HardinCol-
lege, as he is to all our schools, and
we think this selection a splendid
one. The Board is composed of our
very best men-men who know what
Il school should be and will keep it
up to the highest standard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

G.. b. KELLY, Of the Moberly
Monitor, has organized a Stone Club.
The badge is to he Il stone covered
with gold leaf. The gold leaf is to
come from Bucks mine out west and
he will make every member of the
club a present of a handsome badge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

WALKER Pollock, who has just
bought c. c. Davis interest in the
Mexico Milling and Elevator Co., is
one of Mexico's most energetic and
successful young business men. Wal
ker is business in everything he un-
dertakes and we are sure he will put
renewed life into the company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

MEXICO has a reputation of being
one of the best school towns in the
State. All of our children are sup
posed to attend school. Those who
do not 90 to the public school should
by all means attend the Missouri
Military Academy or Hardin Col
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Assienee,s Final Set Iemestx

Notice is hereby given TO the g
of w. s. Harrison, that at ~
sober term of the Circuit Court D.
Mexico, Audrain County, Miaseal. !
the first Monday in October. u
apply to said Court for the y
settlement and discharge of mg "
assignee of w. =. Harrison.
A. j. DOUGLAA
22-t-d. Aszikse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given thsi
settlement of the estate OF b.
Watts, deceased, will be made = Z
next term Of Probate Court!of Az
county, Missouri, to be held 81
CO. on the second Monday In 81
Der, 1892. %. i. SHEA
I'd Administza1N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Executors Eotiee.

Notice is hereby given that ~
testamentary upon the estate o. -
Hardin, deceased, have been sfssz
the undersigned by the Probate "
OF Audrain County. Missouri, BEES
date August 2, 1892.
All persons having claims -
sald estate are required to esns
them for allowance to the exacss
within one year after date Of gfszss
OF letters, or they may be prsass
from any benefit of such estsis 3
II such claims be not exhibited -
two years from the date they -
forever barred. Ia .RICKETE
19-i-t. Execaf9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

THE outlook for a big fall trade in
Mexico was never better than it is
now and our merchants are all
making arrangements to carry the
largest stock of goods ever brought
here. Mexico's trade extends miles
and miles in every direction and
u business men defy competi-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

The Democratic party of Audrain
county was never in better trim
than to-day. The largest majority
eyer polled for the ticket will be cast
next November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Farmers. Attention.

We insure grain of all kinds,
threshed, unthreshed, shelled or in
the ear, while in stacks, ricks, cribs
or in buildings on the farm, against
fire, lightning, cyclones, tornadoes
or wind storms.
GUTHRIE & GENTRY, Agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

Hon. E. C. KENNEN, of Laddo-
MIA, has disposed of his property
there and will likely move to Mex
leo to reside. Mr.. Kennen is one
of Audrain's most substantial citi-
zens, Just such as we like to have
move to Mexico. Mr.. Kennen is no
stranger to our people and will be
received with q warm welcome by
our public spirited citizens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

SENATOR VEST will speak in Mex
leo at 1:30 p. m, September 18th.
Arrangements are being made for
one of the largest gatherings ever
held in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Annual Encampment Il. A. r.. WASH
lngt0u. ID. G.. Sept. go. 1899.

For this occasion the Chicago &
Alton and Wabash r. r. will sell
tickets to Washington and return at
a very low rate. Tickets will be
sold Sept. ID to 20. Good for re-
turn passage until October 10, 1892.
For particulars apply to e. S. VIII
son, joint ticket agent. d&wt20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that
settlement of the estate Of
Ihrelkeld, deceased, will be m.el
the September term of ProbafeV
Audrain county, Missouri,
held at Mexico In September,
I'd T. ].
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

CLEVELAND, STONE, CLARK, MED
LEY and every other Democrat on
the ticket in Audrain county should
get the same number of votes. There
is no reason why the ticket should
not be voted this year Just as the
printers make it. We never knew a
better time to sop scratching.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given that finiak
uement of the estate of Thssnss y
son. deceased, will be made st thes
tember term of the Probate Cor
Audrain County, Missouri, to bebe1s
Mexico In September, 1892.
AME HEAf0t
I'd. AdministTafn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
Children cryfor
CastoPia.
To Ex-Confederates of Iud,.,n o..

UT auuraIh county
By order of A. G, Turner, Pres
ident OF the ex-Confederate associa-
ton of Audrain county, there will
De a meeting held at the Court
House, at Mexico, Mo-, on satur-
aay, 10Th day ofseptember, 1892. at
: O'Clock p. m. Turn out as busi-
ness o1linportance is to be transacted.
z. 8. McKIssEY sec'v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

The entire Democratic State tick
ct was elected in Arkansas on
Monday. The voters are pleased
with the Australian system-ex-
cept the negroes who could not
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

Miss May Hughes is teaching
room No. II in the Mexico Public
Schools, Miss White, the newly
elected teacher from Sturgeon, being
Ill. Miss Hughes is a young teacher
with much ability, and we bespeak
for her a bright future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

j. n. Basket went down to Mont
gomery City this afternoon to attend
the NJ. K. Church., South, Confer
ence, which convened in that city
this morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

MEXICO needs a great many things
but nothing more than a first-class
system of sewerage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

MEXICO is proud of her schools.
She has Il right to be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

7. K. Wilson has opened up q
new shoe shop in the room vacated
by FL. FRANKIE, near Creasey's sec
ond-hand store. He kindly asks
for public patronage. d2tw2t.
Mrs. Sallie Rogers has returned
to her home in Boonville, after a
visit to her son-in-law, Rev. A. u.
Rogers, this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

Roy Macfarlane returned to Full
ton to-day, where he viii attend
college again this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-09-08
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