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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No. go
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Columbia made on the 18th day OF March,
1882 in equity cause No. IL. 40S in which Theodore
Sheckels is complainant and 0eorge y Goddard and
Others are defendants the undersigned will TUES
DAY. the TWELFTH pAn Or APRIL lssr,, at
premises offer sale ct public auction the following
real estate, VIZ:
The west twenty -four (2D feet front by the depth
thereof of lot numbered fifteen tl5) in square num-
bered four hundred and nfiythree (453). the
of WASHINGTON. ID. @. which lot is improved by
large brick DIV cling house. fronting on street. hen
house No. 60 st. NV. with brick wood house
and two two-story brick tenement houses the
of said lot, fronting on Essex court.
Terms of sale Onethird VI the purchase price Is TO
be paid in cash. one-thrd thereof year and the
other one-third IL two from the of sale
all cash. the option the purchaser. the deferred
payments. II any, 20 bear interest at q per per
annum from day OF sale until paid. and to
cured by the notes of the purchaser with q deed of
executed him upon said real estate. Said real
estate will be sold free OF taxes % the day Of
deposit OF 500 will be required OF the purchaser
the time of sale Examination OF title convey ancing
and recording will be at the purchasers expense.
THEODORE SHECkELS, Trustee
COLE COLE. Solicitors.
WALTER ef B. WILLIAMS CO.,
NH
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DENTISTRY.

II o. DENTAL ASSN,
". Cor an and Sta nv. -
SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT NODEhATB
PRlCES.
The leading dental organization OF America with
Offices the principal cities All members grad
uated specialists. See advertisement In another
column. Apl
nR GRAHAM. 800 7TH NV, OPPOSITE SANS
DCo. Bride . speciality. Beautiful and artistic
*. Gold Crowns that have no superior. only 81.
Filings Silver. JOc. patina, amsgaln. 1bc
gold 81 ups cleaning SOC. full teeth. -.
best teeth iull set. All work guaranteed strictly
nrst7class and money cheer1ully refunded on any
operation proving unsatisfactory. mh2s-2v.
nk STAIR PARSONS.
~ Sc. corner 9Th and sta NV.
Dentistry IN all its branches
Filling and Of the natural teeth speciality
mh25
VI 1881. lsyOs lSth n. Pull sets exO and el5;
&l0 and e. Old plates made rood Open day.
night, and SUNDAYS I'll Up. All its branches
mhI
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioncers.
~ Sih and ID s;x o.
MEDICAL. &c.
DISEASES OF MEN.

II IN. NAIsIsf IVN,
~ %. 18th St N. W.. Washington. ID. C
Graduated London. England. Isss5 New York lisa
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 CO.. Auctioneer..

an DECORATIVE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
YIN o,C GIEnH(!NKhSD "A APRIL SIXTH. AT FOUR
SALES asESp ROOM CHOICE COLLECTION OF
EaSIEh PLANTS, ROSES, LILIES, AZALEAS,
CALAIS. EYERGREENS AND OTHER CHOICE
fLANIS fkOM JOHN SAUL'S NURSERIES.
80. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
epo-2t Auctioneere.
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yHE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs'
1917 Penn. ave- M
Our specialtiee.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH wTTB-
OFT PLATES.

OUT PLATES.
Teeth TINT have decayed and broken away may b
operated upon By this SYSTEM crowns snsrafted upon
tile siver lease VI life and made - good
and serycezbl. every way ss natural once 10 D
artificial crown must be constructed that
1t SHAH permanently arrest decay a. the broken end of
the root and enough 20 prevent splitting Of the
root breaking lrOm its attacnnlent- We claim
that our crowns all these and wnen
combined with bridge work. which consists IN supply
ing teeth that been extracted. makes the moss
beautifu aud durable appliance ever devissd sub
stltute for the natural teeth al this without plate %
cover tie roof OF tine mouth The advancement in
dentistry Las been great the last few years We
have Kept pace with these improvements and the
tents PAros assured OF rsceivinx the
bensfit OF these practiced and spplied the most
skiul and artistic Our prices tor this class
OF work Will De found reasonable n consistent
with frst-clasE and BEST Ilsterals Ne perform
All operation- pertaining profession Pine gold
nllinss artificial teeth ON gold piatina. rubb>r sA
rubber lined with ssold- Extracting without pain
mh2-3m
HREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and ARTIFICIAL inserted without charge exceps
cost OF material l:ss5 ii 81 ". dental depart
ment Of the Columbian University. from I \. m
daily except sunday ,extrsctop frss. inhrmary opea
nENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uNIvER-
~ sty corner sth and n ". Open 70 8. all the
year. Extracting. &C.. free- Fnllngs and plates a.
cost Of materials fel0-u
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WEEkS h CO.. Auctioneers,
" 67 Louisiana ave.,
Opp. City Post Ofhce
STORAGE GOODS AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY. APRIL SEVENTH, TEN A. NJ. for
account of the following parties:
Mrs. II. Doty.
L. Hill.
Mrs. bryant
u. b. Priest.
b. f. Boswell
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THOMAS BOWLING 1 SON, Auc,ione.r..


TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABI.E REAL ESTATE,
kNoMN AS THE ROTH BREWERY" ON
FIRST BETWEEN G AND STREETS NORTH
EAST.
Under and By virtue Of certain deed of trust bear
ing date Of March p, 1857 and recorded in Liber
No l24o folio 2 ct sea- one of che land records of
the District OF Columbia at the request party
secured thereby. on FRIDAY. the EIGHTH DAY OF
APkiL. 1872. At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ.
Will sell at public auction in front of the premises
the fSllS.ins described properly. situate in the
All OF ORIGINAL lot ten I0l, except the south two C2)
feet by the full depth OF said lot square No 6S4
and OF original lot nine CD In said square; lot
TWENTY-FIVE CID in A. Pohiers subdivision OF part Of
SAID property s improved by larre ice house. being
made ior brewery purposes building used q SUM
mer garden and an old frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale; One-third Of the purchase money in
cash: balance In two equal nstaments at one and two
years, secured by the promissory of the pur-
chaser and deed Of the property sod or all
CASH. ~ the purchasers Option. AL convey and
recording a. the purchasers cost Terms sale be
comped with within fifteen days from the day Of sale
otnsrwise the trustee reserves right resell
cost and risk OF the defa ulting purchaser
WILLIAM b. WEBB, Trustee.
Hn-O-u6ds Trustees ONCE, 4t,6 18th W.
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AUCTION SALES
fCTt Kn DANs.

Hth M bAt>.
4 ATIhER . sLoAN. Ancs,os..r~.
rv so yffY y ssbp BIZ sursPEse Iors THs
sfyksrH iSp IreHrs s Sill rKT oRIniE
,s On Tunspsf sfTEssooS. APRIL rwrIrru
PSs n m iTosi q ,hs promises. shsi ssn. HALL
Ia. 2: ;sa I. e, z, n .,gr..ss,-
Tbs. property .. located n one ., IN. mo-. a...,,.
,eatSop y. .ne northesst and should command the az
asI ,Rs ,, msl assn e..nc. With nO.
dspo.t on each 10, NJ at eos sioe
.po-dsd' LarIMTR a SLOAN. Aucsion--r,.
s,h and D 81. ~.
sIkABlE Rsick pMEfIiNes, NOS $50 l 10
MS ms AID sS.io l;sss @ sIhkEL NohrHEAsT aSp
kvESiu IT, So jill fh AS AND ls's MAINLAND
rHEs si5,Is q 'Ts. ssSS yessa n
eomnenSinE at HALf-PAsT ForR o'CLock' n
lots .. II, 8. 81 Is. 81 and So. SQUARE 10Y,
Of Repeti and Others. trustees subivsson OF ioss &
Lo,s A. "A md 8 esch front rs ,-et on O STREET.
o owe 90 hAklLANb AVENUE NORTHEAST
cellar BRICK DWELLING. sir rooms aud hath modern
Lots ~ ~. rs and 36 each from, ~ fec, on Mary
., nn assne are iHrsoNei each oy nearly two
modern convenences Each Of the sbov. Iot. has.
Terms 81. 600 cash on each nous. b.l.n,. An o,,.
two aud thre ears notes lie given b~srinS ner,.a
AIT per cent frin day Of sale payable .-ni auuuaiiy
snd TO be secured by deed OF prai.e- sd -
al cash. At option u purchaser. C.nv~yHnrtns a.
lurchasers cost. deposit Of $40 IN each LOT Al
tiiiie OF sale Terms 60 lie conlpel with iu fft..n
osNs otherwise right reserved rsal ar, f,erfV IN
default AZ the risk and cost tn. d-faultins pur-
CHASER alter i've days advertisement such real. m
soile newspaper publis ed in WASHINGTON, ID q
.p5dsa. JOIN E iiBtih rru.s--.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucnoncers.
~ s;h and Ds;s NJ.
PEREMProRY SALE or THREF-sroRY BRICK
DWELLING No l441 PItkCE PIACF Man
SohNEk OF FIFTEENTH Strict NORTH
on Friday AFTERNOON. APRIL EIGHTH
lof-, al HALfPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK we Ntll sell
IN front OF the Premises
IOr lss. SQUARE aOa
1rontile 1868 i>et by d-pth " feet TO lO-ft
Improved by a well bull :istory br,rh con,s,,,n, m
ROOMS; modern conveniences
desirable home investment
Terms: one-third cash. Ia ancs an 4 and ye.-s
notrs Dtar Ierc cent interest. be
and TO be secured bydee GA Property sold or
cash, at option of purchasar a.s,sit 81 800 =; Sc,
oi safe tOnNeysnrnz. A. pur,,hAser. cost I.rp.
% be complied with Ina te-n DAYS from ay OF sac
Sthewise riEi reserved 10 resell risk ana cost OF de-
fanilng purchaser after hve days adVrti.enl~nt Of
sun iesse an some nswsPsger published Washing
Sps-dSis DUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,,on..r,
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! ) s IS.
Uu ssss
B B'f e. e. I'll '3E' Al
BOD EErs i IN IN + ~ E11.
A ssss ssss ENE
"A ssss ssss NM
I Sass ssss \ IN ::
A01 7TH ST.. COR. D.

list demonstrates that Il d ridculousto Day
exorbitaut dental fees in city where We have an
Office.
And yet We would not have you suppose W do cheap
work because We work cheapy. On the contrary, our
services are in every respect and
our material the best that money buy. We adopt
these prices partly because the magnitude Of bus
ness gives rs advantages In stock &c., and
partly because moderate In desires aud salts
fed with the District Of Columbia while most dentists
want the earth. In other words our Offices are con-
Quoted on business principles, aud coutentsd
with fair profit instead Of wanting your last dollar
There is no such thing win gauxing the fee By
the pocket book the folowns prios list obtaining with
rich and poor alike:
with Gas or Zontns. 50
Cleanin9.. 70
Filling with 6ilver...... ..................... 70
fIasina... ............................ LOO
0old... according to size.
very bsst Teeth Qull set).................... 400
Sofso 6oto ITO
Cosd-shnsd Passs lEsu Is 90
SeS9 - Sdass. %
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GORGE w. KEEN

Groner w. KrHs.
Attorney -af-La~ and solicitor Of Passnta,
Warrington. d. C., Central buildinx. Oh and h svoI
BUREAU OF LEGAL INNOVATION.
Psten 9 csyests and trademarks procured. ooyen-
nent claims prosecuted pensions obtained All lexnl
end sdvice Tree dl2-.m
NAMPBELL cARRINoroN, ATroRNEY-Ar-LAW
NWsbster Law building. 50o d n ~. Waahingfnn,
DC. bssAdsoos. o33 X g. n az
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,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on OREGON AVENUE BETWEEN FiGa-
TERNIH AND NlNETEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, SQUARE l32, IN TIE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of Q decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed I'm equity cause i359a
WE shall SELL at public suction, front of the prem
ises ON SATURDAY, the SIXTEEN til day Of APRIL.
1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK 7; NJ. all those parceis OF
ground lying and being in the city Of Washington in
said District and DISTINGUISHED as lots t Enc ga in
Cra9in and others subdivision Of certain IN
49, as ger plat duly recorded in the surveyors Office
o. said District In Iiber r. W. folio together with
the improvements &c. consisting OF frame house No
1915 Oregon avenue.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. residue IN two 60
payments at and two years, respective y. Is per
cent interest," secured by the notes of the purr
and deed the property all cash. option
OF purchaser DEPOSIT of S2UO required. All convey
sneing recording. &c. ct purchasers cost. II terms
are not complied with in d the
the right resdvertse and sell at deiaultng pur-
chassrs cost and risk.
CHARLES a. CRAGIN
32l ~ 81. NV. lr--.-
RANDALL HAGNkR. trustees
406 9TH St ".
apAdkds THOs. BOWLING a son, Aucts.
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ATTORNEYS.

CEOkGE VI. ALBhI6HT. AIrORNEY-AT-LAW,
" $50 Louisiana ave-. Washington. ID. C.. practices
In all courts District Of Columbia end OF Nov
York. mh3l-3Ds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and d streets n w.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and d streets n w.
EXECUTRIX SALE OF NEARLY NEW BRICK
DWELLlNG. Nc. 1871 TWELFTH STREET
NORTHW Est.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL SEVENTH
lSsy2, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. i will sell, in
front OF the premises,
LOT i9. SQUARE 3O7,
Fronting 10 feet inches 18th and running
back TO lO-foot alley improved by Q nearly two
story and basement brick dwelling containing eight
rooms and bath, modern conveniences conveniently
situated near street
Terms ~. 0OO cash balance in one. two and three
years notes to bear cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed trust on prem
lses sold. OF all cash. at option OF purchaser A de-
post OF @O0 required at time OF sale. Conveyancing
&C., at purchasers cost Terms Of sale be Complied
with In daye right reserved the
risk and cost of deiautIng purchaser after adj
vertisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID. c.
SARAH R. K. DE FORD
app Executrix of John T. DE Ford DECD
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ruo~s q - No. olO 9TH ST. n ".
No. $40 ID 4. n. ". mh29-l&da
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only their duty. That was his wish. and he be-
lieved that their verdict would be one Of duty
to God and humanity
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
HAPPY LOTT.
His Friends and Neighbors Pay Capt.
Lott q Visit.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WORCESTER, Jan. 2S, 1872
Neighbors, friends and relatives
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Lott, bringing their well laden
baskets, the occasion being their 34th
anniversary and surprise. Between
the hours of nine and ten o'clock a.
m. while the Old Captain and wife
were sitting around their warm fire.
side talking of how things had
changed in 81 years, about sixty
persons opened their door and walk
ed in. After the surprise was over
they, began preparing the table with
viands fit for the king, and at Up.
m. J. R. Hodge escorted the aged
bride and groom out to the head OF
the table where were placed. The
presents of the visitors consisted OF
a set OF chinaware dishes, to which
all had contributed. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. T. Hook presented them with a
fine linen tablecloth. Among the
visitors were the families of J. R.
Hodge, Sam Hook, John NJ. Smith,
Joe L. Smith, Caleb Berry, s. E.
Kendall, Eph Hughes, Albert Tan,
ner.. Widow skelley, Alb billiard
Wheeler Stewart, T. w. Newman,
]. D. Lott, Jel Wydler, DR.. cornett
Rev. Holland, Miss Ida Doolin, Jas
Stewart and others. The occasion
seemed to be enjoyed by all. A
night, the young people visited tht
house of T. w. Newman and wife
daughter and son-in-law OF Captain
Lott land made merry TO their heart,i
eanfaf,t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
Live Stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-There was a
visible increase in the receipts OF
cattle. Eastern shippers took all
the shipping steers offered and paid
steady prices. Stockers and feed
ers were little better. Price !:
Choice steers $3.50 to $500; good
steers $40 to s4.75; medium
steers $4.O0 to o$4.35; corn-fed steers
1896 to $4.15; choice COWS and
heifers $2.75 to 1926.
HoGs.-Buyers are complaining
greatly on The quality of the offer,
ings. Good corn-fed hogs are in ac-
tive demand, but common light
mixed and Southwest hogs are dull
of disposal, and too many of these
| are coming in. Yesterday gooo
hogs higher. The market improved
towards the close, and after most O
the hogs were sold values were SC tt
| 1Oc higher than yesterday. The
best price yesterday was $4.5(
against $40 Monday, but nj
choice hogs were on sale either day
Packing hogs sold at s4.15 to $4.3(
for coarse to fair, s4.35 to $40 TO
good and s4.45 for best. Goot
mixed hogs sold at $4.2O to $40
and anything below 1920 was igh
common or inferior. Some fame,
| pigs sold at $4.25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
A Pleasant Time.

Mr.. S. 7. Hook, a prominent eiti-
zen of this county, informs US that
quite pleasant incident happened
Just northeast of Mexico last week.
Capt. W. T. Lott, president of the
Anti-Horse Thief Association in this
part of Missouri, was visited by his
neighbors and greatly ~urprised on
the 34th anniversary of nis wedding.
The visitors brought with them sew
eral valuable presents and also a
magnificent dinner. They Just came
in and took possession of the house,
spread the table and ran things to
suit themselves. Capt. Lott could
hardly control his feelings sufficient
ly to thank his visitors. The occa-
sion was very happy one and will
never be forgotten by the Captain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
IS 1T A CLEWs
Sheriff Adams Thinks He Is on the
Trail of Jethr0 Martin.

Sheriff Adams returned from st.
Louis last night and he thinks while
there he got trace OF Jethro Martin
who murdered his father in this
county last week. Jethro has been
living in st. Louis off and on for
two or three years and while no one
around the low tenement houses
where he formerly resided has seen
him since the murder, yet Sheriff
Adams found in his search a woman
who had surely seen him since the
murder, or a man perfectly resemb-
ling him. The police had done
nothing in st. Louis toward the
search until Sheriff Adams arrived
there on Saturday night, The
police of St. Louis do not think Mar
tin is there but Sheriff Adams thinks
he is. The police furnished him
with three assistants and together
they searched the low resorts Sat
urday night and Sunday. The
Sheriff is doing everything in his
power to capture the murderer, but
Circuit Court being in session it is
impossible for him to devote his en-
tire time to this matter; but he has
been at work day and night on the
case and every minute that he could
spare in this direction has beel used
and we sincerely trust that he will
eventually capture the criminal. \
thorough description has been sent
to officers throughout the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
RUSH HILL ITEMS.
correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
Rush HILL, Feb 2.-Henry
Crews, who was very i'll a few weeks
ago, is improving slowly.
Jacob Earsman, who sold his
farm a short time ago, viii move to
Rush Hill until he can find a suit
able place to locate. We hope he
will conclude to make this his per-
manent home.
| There is a protracted meeting in
progress here, conducted by Rev.
Arnold, pastor of the Baptist church,
assisted by Rev. Read, of st.
Charles.
| We see in the Laddonia Herald a
call by number of the best citizens
of that place and vicinity for Judge
| s. E. Kendall to be a candidate for
assistant Judge of the County Court.
We learn there is a similar petition
being circulated in this vicinity. II
the Judge should conclude TO make
the race, he will be a hard candidate
to beat.
| Leibler & Maxwell are putting
up a large ware-room on railroad
street and will soon bring on a stock
of farming impliments, buggies,
wagons etc. They are reliable
business men and any one wanting
anything in their line viii do well
to call and see them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04

The ceremony was performed by
Rev. B. w. Craig in his beautiful
and impressive manner, immediate.
ly after we accompanied the happy
couple to the residence of the
groom's father where we beheld
a table beautifully decorated and
boutifully laden with delicious
viands as only the hostess knows
how to prepare The groom was
raised in Monroe county, and is
one of her best citizens; the bride is
one of those sweet, aimiable girls
not met with every day. The pres
ents are as follows:
Comb and brush, Col. Peck.
Fruit stand, Chester Dowell.
Caster, Misses Emma and Ada
HALEY
Water pitcher, J. E. Mundy.
Berry bowl, Mrs. Crit. Berry.
Linen towels, Minnie Berry.
Individual cups and saucers, Mr.
and Mrs. Baker.
Pair of towels, Minnie Mundy.
Water pitcher, Mr.. Lee McCann.
Pair towels, S. P. Emmons.
Stand lamp, James Mundy.
Berry set, Miss Emma Mundy.
Linen towels, eounterpane, pre-
serve stand, table scarf, broom,
lamp stand, table linen, mother of
groom.
Paper rack, Mr.. Price Dowell.
Pair towels, Eta Dowell.
counterpane, mother of bride.
Pair towels, Misses Jennie and
Maggie Peck.
Water pitcher ard cake stand, A.
L. Lipp.
Preserve stand, Marion Worley
Butter dish, Charley Ball.
Decorated stand lamp, Lizzie
Lipp.
Table linen, HALEY Bros.
Preserve stand, Mrs. Joe Waltz.
Butter dish, Frank Dowen.
Set of stem glasses, Misses Lena
and frankie Dowell. ~
Cream pitcher, Mike Peck.
Set of glasses, John Donason.
Pair linen towels, Henry Phillips
Damask table napkins, Miss Ur
sula Phillips.
| Counterprne, Mrs. Logan Nun
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
PRAIRIE VIEW ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Feb. 1.-The
sick are able to be out again.
Misses Nellie Hopkins, Nettie
Stevenson and Mr.. Leslie Ford
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Vass Cox near Centralia.
Miss Lily Hopkins spent Sunday
with her parents in Mexico.
Mr. Charlie Rogers, one of Boone
county's champion eroquet players,
made Prairie View a pleasant call
Saturday afternoon.
Quite a pleasant affair was the
Leap Year party at Mr.. Lewis Far.
rah's last Friday night and was en-
ioyed by all.
Misses Mary Eller and Ida Broth
ers, of Union, are visiting friends a
Prairie View.
Miss Loury of Columbia is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hit.
Mr.. Jake Stevenson sold 800 bar
rels of corn at S1.55.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
Building and Loan Money.

Building and Loan money was
sold at the meeting last night as fol-
lows; VIM. Holt 5000, for which he
paid 500 bonus; L. D. Clement
$400, bonus $51; VIM. Dones 5000,
bonus $3.50; S. J. Sanford $4OO,
bonus SOL; w. c.. Wood $400, bonus
$52; I. V. Campbell $400, bonus
$40; J. w. Gillaspie 5000, bonus
| s51; 7. J. Kelso$100, bonus $3.50 ;
A. M. Harrison 81 900, bonus s85.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
Cough Following the Grip.

Many persons who have recover
ed from La grippe are now troubled
with persistent cough. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy will promptly
loosen this cough and relieve the
lungs, effeeting permanent cure in
a very short time. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by c. A. Buckner,
druggist. TIM
THE County Court of Audraln
county, in its appropriation for the
cyclone sufferers and in its offer of {
reward for the capture of Jethre
Martin, who killed his father, Thorn
as Martin, viii receive the heart,
endorsement OF every tax payer ane
Law abiding citizen Of this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-02-04
Mr.. Halls Note Of Warning.

HuBRaRD, Randolph Co., No.,
Feb. ], 1s92.-To the members Of
the Farmers and Laborers' Union
of Missouri, and the Farmers Al
lance Of the United States:
BRoTHERs-Be on your guard.
Do not allow yourselves to be COM
mitted. compromised or entanged
politically.
the meeting to be held in St.
Louis, No., on the 22d OF this
month, under the so-cailed authority
of the National Farmers Alliance,
! is for that sole purpose.
! We did not empower that body to
dictate 10 us how We should vote,
nor to commit or bind US by recorn-
mendation or otherwise to any
political party, and any attempt 10
do so is without authority and viofa-
Tive Of every principle Of our order.
| ] VIII communicate with you fur
Iher after we see the result of that
injecting. Yours fraternally,
/ U. s. Hall.
Papers friendly to the order win
please eopy.-
r. II. Edmunds srent up 10 stas-
Iaeon this afternoon On buzines,