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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
MINERS MASS MEETING.
The Miners Of Macon County Will Not
Go out on q Strlke-WOrk VIII
be Resumed.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
ARDMoRE. Mo-, Aug. THE
miners and day hands at the mines
held a mass meeting here this morn.
ing and after good speeches from
some of the more level headed and
experienced men decided by a vote
of about four to one to continue
work and not to go out on a strike,
in sympathy with the Kansas
troubles, but to donate five pei
cent. of their gross earnings toward
the support of the strikers. Mr.,
Gregrer, editor of the Echo, the
miners paper OF Pittsburg, Kan.
was present but would not be listen.
ed to until after the vote had been
taken, some thinking his speech
might have influence. Everything
is quiet and work will be resumed
at all the mines in the morning. II
is reported here that all men would
continue at work at Bevier, but
we're out on a strike at Elliott, 6
mine near Moberly.
Respectfully, E. W. CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Hicks Predicts for August,

A temporary abatement in heat
after last storms in July will be re.
newed on and about the End and
third, with many threatening clouds
As we enter period 9Th to 18th look
for about the hottest spell of the
summer. Vulcan, Mercury, Venus,
Moon and Saturn all bear on the
period. Hard storms or phenom.
email heat, changing suddenly Ia
very cool, must result. The same
conditions will exist for the reaction
airy days, the 14th and 10Th. Stub.
born heat with much tendency 10
hard electric storms and heavy local
rains, or water spouts, are more prob
able from the 10th to 23rd. Watch
all heavy clouds; cooler from the
23rd TO about the 26th and 9th at
which time warmer, with storms.
Month ends warm, with storms start
ing In the west.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Horse Marks.

The following from. the Spirit, Q,
the Times, about horse marks, will
enable many of our readers to cal
them by their right names:
A white spot in the forehead is s
star.
A white face from eye to eye is {
bald face.
A white stripe in the face is {
blaze.
A stripe between the nostrils is
snip.
A white eye is a glass eye.
A horse has pasterns, not ankles.
and there is no such a joint as /:
hind knee or fore shoulder.
White below the pastern Joint is
white pastern. Above the pasterr
a white leg.
White around the top of the hoo.
is a white coronet.
A star, blaze or bald face can't b.
anywhere except on the face. A
snip can't be anywhere except OF
the nose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
stock Notes.

Common sheep are in excessive
supply at Chicago.
There are some indications of a
cattle shortage. 1t will be good pol
icy to take care of the heifer calves.
Stock on poor grass will be apt to
find the weak places in the fences,
especially if there is any tempting
food on the other side.
Stockmen should remember that
the meetings of the live stock men
and the stock exhibits at the Worlds
Fair are set for September and
October.
1t pays to have horses for farm
work that are naturally good walk
ers. A fast walking team will turn
off a great deal more work than a
slow one.
The number of hogs packed in the
west from March l to July 1, was
more than a million less than the
number packed during the same
time last year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Trustees eaia

Whereas, Moses ]. Bass and
by their deed of trust recofdss|
S, page 152, in the Records 5
office, Audrain County. Mi
veyed to the undersigned b.
following land, to-wit: Ar.
northwest quarter of section :
ship 81, range 8 west, descr;bs.
lows, to-wit: Begin at TIE =
corner of survey 159, run tbsss
295 2-100 feet, thence south =
f. ct, thence east 1874 feet. thssi
1876 $1,000 feet, thence east +
thence north 73 75-l0O feet iets'
of beginning; also southesst =.
S, survey 1882 to the CITY n
Missouri, said tract being n
east and west by 1888 teet No
south, otherwise known a llT
city survey No. 43; and, whssI
real estate was conveyed 70 a..
signed by said deed of tru,i ).
a certain note described thass
whereas, said note is past due
paid; now, therefore, by vim
powers conferred on mein NJ .
trust, L will, on
Friday, the 18th day Of An
at the east front door Of IL
House in the City of Mexico, I.
sell said real estate at auctiou !
highest bidder for cash to nj
note and The conditions Of ssid /
trust. JOHN T.. RICKNF
July "a, 1898. M
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Audrain County Road Oyerseers, 1898

Road district l, school districts l, 4,
5, township 81, range 5, 8. B. Green,
overseer, Middletown.
2. 36-51-5. E. B. Gregg, Farber.
8. 1885, M. B. Moore, Vandalia.
4. 2-4-52-5, Jno. Naysmith, Vandalia.
5. 1-4-5l-6, Conrad Menu, Mt. Carmel.
6. 2-5l-6, Geo. E. Ferris, Laddonia.
Z. 1926, D. P. Boswell, Farber.
8. 2-3-52-6, w. E. Trabue, Farber.
8. 1907, w. A. Cary, Martinsburg.
10. 2-3-6-57, ]. c. Jones, Martinsburg.
II. 4-5l-7, JnO. r. Scott, Rush Hill.
IL. 2-3-5-5l-7, Henry Weber, Rush Hill.
Is. l-4-5-52-7, E. A. Lewton, Laddonia.
IA. 2-S-52-7, E. Shoup, Laddonia.
Is. 3-4-5-50-S, T. G. Hicks, Benton.
IL. l-2-5O-S, B. L. Mcclure, Benton.
II. 1-2-51-S, VIM. Frazier, Mexico.
Is. 34-5l-S,J.W w. Mccormick, RushHill
10. 1923, Jno.W w. Beagles, Worcester.
20. 1888 and 1888, T.. A. Beamer,
Worcester.
p. 1-2-3-50-9, c. @. Mallory, Mexico.
%. 4-5-50-9, L.. K. Crockett, Mexico.
%. 4-51-9, Ross Cauthorn. Mexico.
"a. 5-5l-52-9, J. o. DOwell, Mexico.
Is. 3-51-9, James T. Brown, Mexico.
26. 1929, Frank Dorgan, Mexico.
q. 2-52-9and2. 1858, F.Price, Youngs
Creek.
%. l-3-5O-10, D. K. Crockett, Mexico.
go. 2-50-10, J. F. Miller, Cant.
30. 1-5l-l0, Jas. Dempsey, Thompson.
81. 2-5l-l0 and 6-5l-10and IL, o.. Der.
ry, Centralia.
80. Isl and 52-1O, T. L. Fox, C~entralia.
80. 4-52-10 and 5-53-10, J, 81. Wilson,
ROWena.
"a. s-52-lo and 4-5s-lo, c. F. sansbury,
ROwena.
IS. 5-5l,52;lo and IL, G. W. Ridgway,
Centralia.
36. 1852 and 53-1l, G. B. Showers, Cen.
tralfa.
81. 1-52-ll and 2-5s, J.J. Houchens,
So. 2-52-is, Robert Dean, Sturgeon.
80. 1922, II. Mcdonald, Sturgeon.
40. 5-52-6, b. p. Martin, Farber.
Al. 2-52.11, A. c. Bourne, Centralia.
AZ. 4-52-11, r. l.. Crump, C~entralia.
43. 3-52-l2 and 3 and 5-52-53-12, II. IT.
Crawford, Sturgeon.
A. 3-5l-10, A. L. cleveland, Thomp.
son Station. ,,
Is. 1929 and $3.50, Josiah Martin,
Youngs Creek. "
46. 4-5I and 52-9, EFT. Williams, Mexico
AZ. 4-51-10, J. ID. Adkins, Thompson.
4S. $50 and SILL, ]. H. Miller, Cant,
40. $50 and 5l-iG, Charles w. Wilson,
Thompson.
so. $685. .Fennewald, MartiDsburg,
81. 1926, TT. Harrington, Laddonia,
So. 2-5l-9 and 10, Joel Gard, Mexico,
So. 1928, w. T. Lott, Rush Hill OF
Mexico.
81. 1883. No election; no v seer.
IS. 4-52-l2, A. b. Hawk, Sturgeon.
IS. 2-52-10, 4. H. Cody. Skinner.
81. 6-5l-9 and 10, Earl Morris, Thomp.
son.
So. 3--51-8. Trial 8. Goran, Wellsville.
50. 5-60-1O and Ii. Lew 4. Winn, Cant.
go. 1900, Thomas Dwyer, Laddonia.
81. 2-5l-5, U. @. Maskey, Mt. Carmel
81. e-5l-l0 and II, J. w. Riggs, Cen.
fraIta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Stone Can't Come.

The following letter from Gov
ernor W. J. Stone, who has been
invited through Hon. w. II. Ken
nan to address the silver meeting
next Saturday, explains itself:
To Hon. w If. KEENAN,. Mexico, No
JEFFERSON CRY, Aug. DEAR
SIR: Yours received. would be
glad to accept the invitation to adj
dress the people at Mexico on the
18th inst. il it were possible for me
TO do go. / leave tomorrow for
Colorado on a trip which will de-
tain me from this State for some
time after the 18th. You see,
therefore, that it will be impossible
Tor me to follow my inclination
to accept the invitation 50 kindly
extended through you.
Very Truly, Your Friend,
VIM. J. SToNE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Correspondence of the LRDsRR.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, Aug. 81
Corn in this vicinity is beginning to
need rain badly. A good shower
now would almost insure a fine
crop.
Harvest is over. The yield,
though somewhat heavier than last
season, is nothing extra.
All those who have wheat have
stacked it. Threshing will prob
ably begin this week.
Billy Payne has purchased a ne"
engine for his thresher.
MIR. Haggard, u Sunday School,
Superintendent, is on the sick list
Elburn Rice, who has been con-
fined to his home for sometime with
an injured limb, is able to be out
again. He is in Fulton at present
on business.
Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald, who fol
several months has been confined te
her bed at the residence of bel
father, Mr.. Joseph Newkirk, is ne
better.
Rice & Company shipped six ca
loads of stock to Chicago this
week. Two loads of extra fine cat
tie, two of sheep and two of hogs
Carter Mallory and family visited
his sister, Mrs. White, of Florida
last week. They were accompanied
home by little Miss White.
MIR. Haggard escorted a gay GROVE
of girls and boys on a fishing excur
sion near Auxvasse n day las
week. A good time is reported
but not many fish.
John Cowan and family hav'
been the guests of Moline friend
for a few days. The corr in tina
locality is looking we'll, but lik'
our own is getting thirsty.
Mrs. Frank James and FREQ
Tomkins, of Liberty, with theil
children, visited their parents, MI
and Mr.. B. F. James, last Saturday
Misses Sophia and Annie Threl
keld, of Rowena, are visiting thei
sister, Mrs. c. Q. Mallory. Mis-
Annie is attending the Institute.
Miss Susie Robourn, of Centralia
is the guest lof Miss Katie Cowan
They are both attending the Inst
tute.
A few of our young folks as
sembled in a pretty grove near tn
new Beaver Dam bridge Satarda,
morning for the purpose of havin
a croquet picnic. Dinner was serv
ed on the grounds and all had
pleasant time.
Elder Barker filled his appoint
ment here the fourth Sabbath. H
will be with us again the fourt
Sunday in August.
We are anticipating a Sunda
School picnic in the near future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

The st. Louis Republic, speaking
of thefinancial situation at Washing.
ton, says: Senator Vest, perhaps
better than any Western man,
voices the sentiments of the silver
Democrats now in Washington.
C~onversing with the Republic cor.
respondent to-day he said hat on
the stump last year he and other
Democrats had told the people that
Mr.. Cleveland was not q single
standard gold man, but a thorough
bimetallist, and the only difference
between Mr.. Cleveland and the
Western Democrat was as to the
amount Of silver that ought to be
IN a dollar in order to make it equal
in value with the gold dollar.
Senator Vest says that he stands
squarly on tie Democratic platform,
and all that he or any other friend
lof the administration requires Of the
President is that he should stand
on tne Democratic platform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Killed His Children.
APPALLING DEED OF A ST. LOUIS
DEMENTED NEWSPAPER
CARRIER.
He Says He Received q Message Prom
Heaven to Stay His Offspring
He Attempts Suicide.
Special Dispatch TO the Ledger.

Special Dispatch TO the Ledger.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-. August S.-While
suffering from delirium, incident to
an attack of bilious fever, and
during the absence of his wife in
quest of a doctor, John Finn, a
newspaper carrier, assaulted his
four little children with a fiat iron
and injured them so seriously that
three of them will die. Finn then
attempted suicide by cutting his
throat. He may recover. Finn
said: ga sunbeam falling across
my bed carried a message from
Heaven commanding me to kill my
children and l only obeyed the
will of God"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

In answe to inquiries we would
say that the meeting held in the
Court House a few days since TO ar.
range for the payment Of costs In the
Dowell case merely considered the
costs the defendants had been pull
to and not the court costs. The
court costs are assessed 10 Mr.. Dow.
ell, the plaintiff in the case. The
1880 referredto embraces attorney
fees, stenographer fees and other
costs paid by the defendants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Notes for W0mea.

Coffee and tea should be kept in
closely covered cans to preserve the
aroma.
A housekeeper advises filling
stove cracks with a paste of equal
parts of ashes and salt, mixed with
water.
The woman who is such a slave
to fashion that she will torture her
self and injure her health, run her
husband or father in debt for dress,
such a woman cannot boast of in
dependence. She is a slave!
A writer puts it pointedly when
he says: "There is many a wife
hungering for an occasional word
OF approval who will be buried in a
rosewood casket." 1t is better to
strew thick in the paths of our
fellow creatures, of kind words
and looks and deeds, than to harsh.
ly prick them with thorns while
they live, and put flowers on
their easket after they are gone.
A writer in Housekeeper says the
bsst medicine for whooping cough
she could find for her children was
made OF beets. They were sliced
thin, sprinkled with sugar and set
in the oven to draw out the Juice.
Dose, a teaspoonful three or four
times a day. This loosens the
cough and stops the spells of suffo-
cation. This medicine keeps we'll
in oil kinds Of weather, although IL
has a tendency 10 60 TO sugar. In
that case add a little warm water.
1t Is pleasant to the taste.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
The Star and Clark.


run LIZ IlitA'i'ILHiSA+- 6 EAf
The Mexico LEDGER is very much
surprised that the X. G. Star should
attack Champ Clark, and refers to
the Star as being usually fair and
considerate. The Holy Moses The
Star fair and considerate? Why
that sheet lives, moves and has its
being for the sole purpose Of puff
ing down such men as Champ Clark.
Clark has in him the elements of
greatness and the Star is the enemy
Of all such. The very instant any
man in this state rises above the
rank of a mediocre and discovers
capability for leadership, he is con-
fronted by the Stars batteries.
There is no exception to this rule.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Agricultural Notes.

EBS0lk0 NVsVS
In hot weather hands and teams
should noon at least two hours.
Green manuring distributes the
fertility uniformly through the soil.
Sometimes a great deal is lost
by laying the corn or garden by
too soon.
Grazing too closely in dry weather
IS a very common way OF killing
pastures.
Wood ashes is good for most any
crop if scattered about the hills
There is no need of letting them
accumulate.
Baled hay absorbs moisture from
the atmosphere, and Is therefore
softer, more palatable and more
nutritious than unbaled.
By giving the farm boy an &C.
casional holiday, he will be taught
to love the farm. When never
allowed a day to fish or spend as he
pleases, he is too apt to imagine
that farming is harder and more
combining than any other kind Of
business.
In stacking hay the center must
be kept full. If this is not done,
when the stack settles, the rain
will be turned into the stack and
spoil the hay. 1t pays to have q
good stacker even if it takes a good
round price to get him. Hay is
hay this year.
The farmer with money to in
vest could safely loan a hard press
ed neighbor who has wheat to sell,
money at a reasonable rate OF
interest, and take wheat as securi'
ty. An Indiana farmer says he
can get a dollar a bushel for wheat
by feeding when hogs are worth
Az cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Order Of Pubiiestiee.

STATE OF MISSOURI. .
County of Audrain.
In the Circuit Court for the CO
Audrain, September Tern,
Joseph Boyd, Plaintiff, VI. Y
Thomas, Noah Thomas. al,
her and her HUSBAND, 10
Collier, Defendants
Now, on this 3lst day Of IVY
comes Joseph Boyd, plsinli
above entitled cause, before %
signed Clerk of the Circuit Y
Audrain County, i'm vacafion, :
his petition stating among Or,
that the above named defeness
liza A. Thomas. Noah Th0n1nA z.
lier and Dick Collier, are nosfips
of the State of Missouri. Hnn
ordered by the Clerk afoFesas
cation, that publication b Y
Tying them that an action :
commenced against them ~
in the Circuit Court of Audis
ty, State of Missouri, The %
general nature of which y z
decree of court removing . c.
the title of the following do1
estate, to-wit: The north -
the northeast quarter of thess
quarter of section 80, townshlps :
8 west, and the northeast ~
section 80, township 50, feles
all in Audrain County, ~,
unless you, the said defendass
appear at the next tenn o.
Court TO be held at the Ouns
the City of Mexico on the
day in September. A. ID. -
swer or otherwise plead o.
ton on or before the sixfhas
Judgment will be RENDERED
TO the prayer OF the SAINT; -
dered that a copy hereof o
In the Mexico Weekly LEpses
paper published In AudfNs
Missouri, for four weeks 49,
the last insertion 10 be ats
before the commencement q :
term of court. In witneg :
hereunto set my hand ana
seal of said Court, this donss
Mexico, Missouri, this Slstss
Isr.II Cirais
II. ID. RopoERs, Attorney ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
MEXICO, MISSOURI.
Notice Of Administrator,s Sale.

SAS
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue Of an order of the Probate Court of
the County Of Andrew and State of
Missouri, made at the June term 1892,
thereof, and on the 22nd day of June,
1892, Gilbert Mcdaniel, administrator
In charge of the estate of Simeon Ham,
deceased, will, on
Monday, the 18th day ofSept., 1898,
ct the Court House door, in the city of
Mexico, county Of Audrain. and State
of Missouri, between the hours of nine
O'Clock In the forenoon and five O'Clock
In the afternoon of that day, and dur
ing the session of the Probate G. urt
OF said county, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand all
the interest of Simeon Ham, deceas-
ed, In and to the following real estate,
to-wit: 80 acres south half southwest
and 80 acres west part south half south
east, section q, township 50, range 10,
situated i'll Audrain County, Missouri.
GILBERT MCDANIEL,
ID Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Order Of Publiestin.
STATE OF MISSOURI, lss
County of Audrain. e"

STATE OF MISSOURI, lss
County of Audrain.
In the Circuit Court for the @
Audrain, September Ten, /
Joseph Boyd, Plaintiff Va. Edz
ley and her husband, Jama
ley, Laura Spieer and c. /
Simcoe, Defendant !
Now, on this 31st day Of j.
comes Joseph Boyd, plainif
above entitled cause, before ss
signed Clerk of the Circuit Guel
drain County, In vacation, snlt
petition, stating among otha
that the above named defende
dona Bailey, James Bailey, La
Ger and G. ID. Simcoe, are non q
of the State of Missouri. IitI
fore ordered by the CLERK aiHa
vacation, that publicstiop b
notifying them that an actianh
commenced against them tfF
in the Circuit Court of Audns
ty and State of Missouri, ttl
and general nature of whsfAt
tain a decree of court removinsI
from the title of the following
ed real estate, to-wit: The y
quarter of the southwest gu
section 35, township so, ra1cI
in Audrain County, Missouri !
less you, the said defendsut !
appear at the next term Of b!
Court, to be held at the Cont
in the City OF Mexico on thetasa
day in Sept, D., 1893, andss
otherwise plead to said petns
before the sixth day thereof Z
will De rendered according toiI
or of the same. And il Is ofdEs
copy hereof be published In 2
leo Weekly LEDGER, q newlp9Yl
lished in Audrain County, 2
tor four weeks successfully
insertion to be at least fifteen
fore the commencement Of =
term of Court. In witness Y,
hereunto set my hand and Z
seal of said Court, this done Y
Mexico, Missouri, this 3lstdiI,
A. D., 1898. BEN. @. JOHNS
TsEAL1 Circuit
r. d. RODGERS, Attorney f Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Order Of Puhhe.,.

Order of PuhHaa.
STATE OF Missouri
County of Audrain. .
In the Circuit Court for ~.
Audrain, september fsa
james B. Pool, PLAINTIFF
known Heirs of Cha
Mary Shea and Ms
Shea, Defendsats
Now, on this Oath dav 81,
1898, comes the plaintiff IN
ney, and files herein his IN
fed by affidavit, STATING see<
things that said defenS...
residents, and it appearinsxas =;
faction of the Clerk of this
cation of said Court that.
not be had upon said dets.sNs
ordinary way, it is ords,sss
Clerk of said Court that nnss. =
made notifying said non.r !
= suit has been commansss
them, the object and genss.sI I
which is to partition tn g
lands, to-wit: Northwest y
east quarter section To- t~t
range 10, and unless Won. f.s
resident defendants, be ssSN
the September term Of ~
Court to be held In Mer-l
County, Missouri, on The rs
day of September, A. D. lass
swer or otherwise plead s s
ton, ajudgment will be gi,Ss
ed, and it is further ordss.s
copy hereof be published h
leo Weekly Ledger, anev..s
lished In Audrain CONT,
for four weeks aecordins
last insertion to be at
days before the first day a. -
A true copy. In witne. s.
hereunto set my hand apa s
seal of said Court, this an. s
in Mexico, Missouri, this ths &
of July, A. D. 1898.
.[sEALl BEN c. soHsse
s.. M. EDWARDS, Attarns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

PROF. X. G.. MATHEsoN, former
ly of the Military Academy of this
city, has bought a half interest in a
large school at Atlanta, Ga, and
will take charge of the same early in
September. Prof. Matheson with
his brother Capt. Matheson have
been spending the summer at Mag
ara on Lake Ontario, and we
are glad to know that the Cap
tain will return to Mexico and will
again be connected with the Military
Academy this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

THERE will be a large mass meet
ing in Mexico on next Saturday,
August 18th. This mass meeting
is called in order that our people
may have an opportunity to express
themselves on proposed financial
legislation. The committee On ar
rangements is composed of G. w.
Ridgeway, ]. B. Pool, j. N. Cross
and E. E. Jones, and these gentle
men have invited Governor Stone
to deliver an address here on that
occasion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

The County Court while in ses'
sion this week should take some
action in reference to the sanitary
condition of the county jail. II
prisoners are condemned to death
there is a law in this state to hans
and not to kill them inch by inch by
confinement in such an unhealthy
place. With the expenditure of q
few dollars the Jail can be- attached
to the sewer and arrangements also
made for ventilation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

THE Lebanon (Mo.) Rustic this
week issued a trades edition, which
is one of the handsomest and
most complete we have seen this
year. 1t contains a complete and
accurate description of that portion
of Missouri and is worth thous-
ands of dollars to Lebanon and
the surrounding country. A liberal
patronage by home people shows
that it was appreciated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

GROVER CLEVELAND, President oil
the United States, as much, if not
more than any other man in the
world, desires prosperity for this
country. He is honest and frank
in his statements. He cannot be
otherwise. He may not agree with
all other persons in reference to the
shortest way to prosperity. At the
same time he is as well posted as
any man on earth on the financial
situation,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

DR.. WHEELER, chief of the SAM
tary bureau at Ellis Island, has spent
several months investigating the san
itary conditions in European ports
and affirms his former opinion that
there is little danger of the intro
duction of cholera into this country.
This is a pleasing assurance from so
high authority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10

The Raws Mouth, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, says: The Mexico LEDGER
has a splendid write up Of Mexico
and Audraiu county, in its las,
issue. Bob White 10 q man tina,
never sleeps as long as there is an.
other man to talk about in Mexico,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Neties Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that final set
Element of the estate of b. KunkeI. de-
ceased, will be made at the September
term Of the Probate Court Of Audrain
county, Missouri, to be held at Mexico
n second Monday In September. 1888.
j. O. KUNKEL,
Adminisfratnr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
Administrator

Notice is hereby given tns. 4
dersigned administrator q
OF Maria Robinson, deeeasssss
ence to an order Of the IT.
OF Audrain County, Miseos
Monday, the 18th day
and during the session Q. I,
Court of Audrain Couny,f
sell at public sale to the
for cash, at the Court nes
Mexico In said county, aifhEs
land in said county, We
survey No. As, In Mexieoo,pr
i6.td. Ad~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-08-10
VIM. J. STosE.
IT was a Just and a gracious tbit

IT was a just and a gracious thing
for the Duchess Of York to turn over
to the Victoria relief fund all the
money that was sent 10 the Lord
Mayor of London as Il wedding
present for her. The families of
those lost in the dread disaster are
much more in need of the gift than
che il