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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
SKINNER CLIPPINGS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SKINNER, March 2S.-Miss Fox
of Mexico, is visiting in our vicinity
Grass is getting green. If such
growing weather continues for a few
days the farmers will not have any
more feeding to do.
Everybody in our community was
riding young horses last Sunday.
]. A. Lewis is feeding two cal
loads OF cattle. When it comes te
handling stock, Mr.. Lewis is second
to no man.
four little town only had a church
or Sunday School room we could
have the best union Sunday School
in the State.
Arthur Roberts, 10 of Aquilla
Roberts, is on the sick list.
Skinner is the egg market of Au-
drain. From 40 to 100 dozens come
in daily.
Trappers visited our community
last week. We are glad to say they
rid our country of polecats.
Miss Sallie Graves, of Monroe
County, will teach at Fern Glen this
summer.
Mr.. Editor, we e you have
correspondent from Fish Branch
Please don't let him get his iteml
from the Skinner neighborhood.
Weddings have been all the go in
this country for the past few weeks.
We understand one of our bellies viii
leave for Oklahoma in a short time
to wed an old Audrain County boy,
Mr.. J. D. Ellis has put his sheer
on Mr.. Baker Barnes parture. Mr..
Ellis is a hustler in the sheep busi-
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
The ssh. w." Problem.

The Weekly LEDGER was offered
one year for the shortest and best
solution OF the problem given by
"H. W." in last weeks LEDGER.
Owing to a misunderstanding by
some parties the time for handing in
the solution will be extended to
April 2. It is not merely desired to
obtain the answer, but the entire
reasoning must be given in full.
Those who have handed in their
work have a right to revise and cor.
rect the same by April 2. The
problem is as follows:
A farmer wishes to buy some cat.
tie, turkeys and chickens, making
the whole number of all equal to one
thousand. He payss30 81 a head
for cattle, so cents each for turkeys
and Is cents each for chickens, and
spends one thousand dollars for all.
How many of each kind does be
| huv2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
CANT ITEMS.

Correspondents Of the Ledger.
CANT, NO., March 2s.-J. r.
Hayes is on the sick list.
Leslie, son of D. NJ. Jennings, who
has been quite i'll with the pneu'
monia, is convalescent.
Rev. Edmonston filled his appoint.
ment at Grove Chapel last Sunday
DIR. j. E. Wallace will commence
this week on his new residence.
James Conley was visiting friends
in Boone County Sunday evening.
The talk is that II. NJ. Miller in
tends to remain a bachelor. w,
think it a mistake.
Mr.. Alex. King, Of Fulton, is Wis
iting his brother, ]. FL. King, neal
Cant.
j. NJ. Sharp purchased OF j. X
Jeffries a fine young Percheron stall
lion; price unknown.
Beverly Mayes, Giants noted hors'
Jockey, traded his saddle pony
Cesar, 10 VIM. Brown, Of Mexico.
Mr.. Peter Duffy has purchased
new buggy. His Mexico girl get
the first ride, SO he says.
J. +. Miller was in Columbia TIL
first OF this week.
VIM. Toohey is improving hi
grandfather's farm, which be ha
rented. Lookout for win.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
HANGING TO A Raj Err.
A COl0red Woman Found in q Barn
Case OF Suicide.

On Tuesday just after day break,
the members of the family of Dar
Scott, (col.) found Mrs. Scott hang.
ing to a rafter in the barn. Mrs
Scott had been dead for some time
and the body was nearly stiff when
it was discovered. The Scots are 9
respectable colored family and live
near the mouth of Littleby, about 8
miles south of Santa Fe. No cause
is assigned for the deed. The WON
an made her will last night and
then went out to the barn and she
didn't come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
PROM RUSH Hill.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, March 27.-The
farmers are not so busy just now on
account of the cold weather.
The Rush Hill Public School
closed the 23rd and a pleasant en-
tertainment was given at alght. The
audience was large. aiss Ball and
Miss Hoover deserve great credit for
the successful term of school they
have taught. They have given sat
isfaction and we would be glad if they
came back.
Miss Annie Dye, of Vandalia, is
visiting relatives in and about Rush
Hill this week.
Noah Beagles left for Chicago
Wednesday morning to work for a
commission firm. His salary Is $50
per month.
Mr.. Hoyt closed his school on the
oath. His closing exercises were
splendid.
While hauling hay Saturday &c.
Maxwell's team became frightened
and ran away, breaking bis wagon
and frame badly. He vas dragged
some distance, but not seriously
hurt.
Mrs. Ridgeway moved to J. F.
Green's property last week, recently
vacated by Albert Tanner.
A farmer was asked Monday when
he was going to plant his potatoes.
His answer was: "Just as soon az
the winter breaks"
L. ID. Uzzle of this place happen
ed to an accident Sunday. He fell
off a hand car backwards, but was
not badly hurt.
Thomas Blackburn, of Fulton,
was here last week on business.
Lon Fox left for Pearl, ILL.,, Sun
day night. He will work with the
bridge gang on the C. & A. this
summer.
Mrs. and Miss Garner, of Mexico,
are visiting relatives hear here this
week.
]. F. Green is having a well dug
at his barn. J. ID. Lott Is doing the
work. He is an expert at the busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters, both blind,
gave an entertainment here Monday
evening.
]. w. Middleton attended the
County Union in Mexico Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
FROM CHAPEL GROyR.
Correspondence of the LEDeRr.

Correspondence of the LEDGE.
CHAPEL GROVE, March 27.-The
farmers were making things hum
before the last freeze. Oats were
well put in and the largest acreage
for years sown. But we fear they
are damaged by the frost.
Died, March %, 1894, of inflam-
nation of the stomach and bowels,
little Annie Pashang. aged 6 years.
Little Annie was a sweet, bright
child and the community deeply
sympathize with the bereaved fam
lily.
Mrs. Ed. Lewis died of consump-
ton March 23rd. She leaves Anus
band and two small children besides
a host of friends to mourn her loss.
John Smith and Miss Sue Ro-
mans, Dave Kelley and Miss Barton
"ioined the majority last week.
They laid down the life of single
cussedness.
One of our young ladies will soon
take up her abode in Martinsburg.
We understand one of our pros
porous citizens will, in the future,
kill every turkey that dares to tres
pass on his premises. We think,
however, he will first keep his stock
off the public highways.
Mrs. Pashang has several dozen
almost ready for market. She also
has a White Brahma cockerel that
weighs Is pounds.
Miss Sallie Brown attended the
public school exhibition in Wells
vile last week.
Misses Pearl and Coral Walker, oil
Wellsyille, are visiting their grand
father, Nh. c. Brown.
The low price of horses has been
a benefit to some farmers. They
now have good strong teams
thing that every farmer needs. Had
horses brought good prices they
now would be nearly all out of the
farmers hands.
There is a demand for good mich
cows and stock hogs at good prices.
Miss Lucy Vail has been sick
ever since the death Of her sister,
Miss Emily. Miss Onice has also
been on the sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
w. J. McLoney.

In the daily and weekly LEDGER
will be found the advertisement Of
w. J. McLoney. MeLoney always
carries a full and complete line Of
dry goods, boots and shoes, and
furnishing goods in their season. He
has made unusually large purchases
this spring and is better prepared
than ever to meet the demands of his
trade. Quick sales and small profits
is his motto. 1t pays him and il
pays his customers. Read his ad
yertisement and call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
WORCESTER MEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger
WORCESTER, March 27.-The cold
snap a few nights ago has very like
ly done damage to the oats as il did
to the fruit and gardens.
c. Northland, Of Indiana, has
come here to farm this year, and
will reside On the J. NJ. Azdell prop
erty in Worcester.
Miss Lena Scherer, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is able
to be up.
Mrs. Hollopeter and little grand
son, of Mexico, visited at Mr.. j. r..
Hodges last week.
Quite a number attended the en-
tertainment at Rush Hill last FRI
day night. II was pronounced
grand.
Miss Minnie Berry, OF Mexico,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Cor
nett.
Don't forget the entertainment
next Friday night which will be held
at Rock Hill church.
People are busy building cyclone
| cellars.
Mrs. Anna Murray went to Mexi-
co to attend the funeral Of her sister,
Miss Matte Logan. which took
| place Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
E END WAITS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
CorToNwooD SPRINGS, March %.
The gates to Cottonwood Springs
were closed Sunday and consequent
ly it wss p ''cold day. for the
Springs, but those holding tickets
will be admitted to the museum and
Midway Plaisance free of charge
next Sunday.
Logan Bybee and family moved
to their new farm north Of town
Monday and Mr.. Bates will move
to the Bybee farm this week.
Morgan Glenn had a law suit Mon
day, but failed to hold the winning
card.
Major Kanatza and Logan Bybes
traded hats a few days ago. The
hat that Bybee got proved to be
CUCKOO" He found a $40 bill in
the lining. Major Kanatzar has
not worn the hat since the war ans
it will ever remain a mystery as 4
how the $40 note found its way int
the lining Of that old hat.
w. r. Carter has moved to tn
Judge Clark farm, where he will b
pleased to show bis friends hi
string of fine horses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

We have the pleasure Of an
nouncing a NeaO DEPARTURE
the location OF an agency in New
York City for the purchase and
selection of our stock for Sboa
Cash, to enable us to quote low
er prices than those who buy. on
long time and ask big prices in
these days OF hard times. We
shall deal in good goods and moi
trash, and believeth the people will
patronize that house that sells
the best goods for theleast mon
ey. Our stock will be replenish-
ed every day or two and We shall
place on our counters bargains
marked in plain figures !; some
landslides that are positively be
yond the whisper OF competition
We invite an early call, that yor
may note some of our prices
after March 3o.) Respectfully
submitted to cash buyers only,
The RacEet,
u. W. fLATT. No. u w~asAizsssa sffsst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

HATI0N iTEMs

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
HATTos, No, March 2S-oat
sowing is over and quite a number
are blowing for corn.
Elijah Stephens has moved from
VIM. Hardipg's place TO bis brother
win Stephens place over on Cedar.
James Rodman has sold bis farm
10 his brother, Will Rodu,an. Price
1925 per acre.
r. NJ. Hatcher sold fine tai boss
10 ]. W. and WI. Creed for I cen's
Per pound.
Miss Mamie Brown viii teach tne
spring school al WaiuusGrose which
begins Monday.
Joe Kelly and vile, Of boots
county, spent Sunday 10 Haslen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
Unealled For Letters.

Letters addressed to the following
named persons remain in the Mex
leo post-ofice uncalled for:
Lizzie Alexander, j. N. Blanken-
ship, Emily Baker, Thomas Clark,
Minnie Camplaln, Alfred Davis,
Amy Claim, Jacob Gardner, Geb
Geeting, Lizzie Hall. Theo. Hamil-
ton, Eddie Hardin, A. J. Hall, Geo.
Jones, Paul johnson, Ambers Kiser,
Scylous Mitchell, Emma Miller,
Katie E. Miller, R. T. Moore, R. A.
Nesbet, 2, Kanny Robens, Virgie A.
Scroggins, w. P. Sherman, Alice
Sharp, Jas. Surber, Jno. w. Sura.
then, Sergent Thomas, J.W. Thorn
as, Bell Thurston, Jim Walker,
Miss Eddie, Marry III. Wilson,
Mamie Williams, Henry Wright, Jim
White, j. Wylman and Miss M. L
Young.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
THE AUDRAIN POPULlsTs.
They Arrange for the Coming Cam
paign and Appoint Committees
and Deiegates-1he Ticket
Will be Selected
June IS.

Last Saturday afternoon the lead
ers OF the Populist party Of this
county met at the Court House in
this city and arranged plans for the
coming county campaign. A Coun.
ty Central Committee, consisting Of
II members, was selected and r.
FL. Cauthorn chosen chairman and
Fletcher Tinsley secretary. B. 0.
Sims, s. O.. Wright and I. 5. Sims
were appointed delegates to the state
Populist convention, which meets in
Kansas City Tuesday. The Pops
will canvass the county thoroughly
and expect to make a showing at the
election this fall.
On the third Saturday in June
there will be a mass meeting in this
city, and a convention of delegates
will nominate a county ticket and
the chairman and secretary Of the
convention will sign their certificates
Iof nomination. According to sta.
tistics there were 242 Populist votes
cast in Audrain county at the last
election. There are at least $50 oil
them now, it is claimed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
BEAVER DAM ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BEAVER DAM, March 28.-Mrs.
Tom Ford, who has been on the sick
list for some time, is reported better.
MIR. Boothe has rented a portion
of the Witherspoon farm.
Mre. Arthur Sharp and son, Sam
mie have returned from Kansas City,
where she spent a very pleasant visit
with her mother.
Mrs. w. A. Wayne and son,
Victor, returned from Moberly last
week where they had been visiting
friends.
Mrs. Jno. F. Harrison is suffering
from the effects OF running a nail in
her foot.
Charley Harrison has rented and
moved on the w. D. Harrison farm.
Mr.. Mackelhany, of southwest
Missouri, is the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. l.. K. Crockett.
There was quite a large attendance
at the public sale of j. R. Wayne.
Fine stock, We thought, sold very
low. Joe is one of the best horse
men in this part of the county.
BAIL Price is home from West
minister College. He expects t.
engage in corn culture this season.
r. A. Herring says he is ths
proprietor Of a cyclone proof cellar
invented by E. II. D;cus. Mr.
Herring says he invites friends
neighbors, and all, to call and ex
anime free of charge. Patent il
applied for.
Monday, the 26th, VAS the birth
day of Miss Leta Ford, and a lew o
her near friends gathered at he
home and spent 3 very pleasant day
Miss Leta received many tokens o
friendship, showing that she occupies
a warm place in the affections OF be-
Young friends and playnates. Mis-.
| Leta always merits the esteem and
/ good will Of everyone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
GrOOmS-T0mlins0n

Jouett Tomlinson, of Mexico, and
Miss Emma Grooms, of Wamego,
Kas., will be married at high noon
April 3rd at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Wamego. Jouett
is one of Mexico's most popular and
w~hole-souled young business men,
and has not an enemy on earth.
The bride is an accomplished and
lovely daughter of the Sunhower
State. We are glad to know that
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson will reside
in Mexico, and we join all the rest
of our people in extending congrat.
ulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
LADBoNIA ~LAcoNICs.
,rrespondence Of the LEDeKs.

Correspondents Of the LEDGER.
LApDoNIA, No., March 25.-The
Laddonia gardens that looked so
promising with their green peas,
radishes and lettuce are now all
dropping with cold.
Charlie Beal, of Nebraska, is
visiting his relatives here.
Miss Bell McVey and Mr.. John
A. Hooton, of Arlington, H., will
be married at the Christian Church
Tomorrow at $50 O'Clock, p. M,
by Ed. Bowie.
Elder Reno closed his years
preaching here yesterday. He viii
leave for conference tomorrow.
The entertainment given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church
was a success in every particular.
The recitstions by the children
we're very good. The opening song
was the beautiful Easter anthem,
Snow is Christ Risen," by C. E.
Lislje. Song by the quartette,
Miss Nellie Brainard, Ida Spencer
and Paul Herrin and DR.. Lotion.
Prof. and Mrs. Collins sang the
duet, BLESSED Savior, Thee Love-"
by j. A. West.
The music is beautiful and was
we'll rendered.
The quartette sang The anthepl
"Praise Ye the Lord,"C Z.
Also Charles E. Pollardl
"Crown Him Lord of
Miss Edna Brown pres.S
organ.
The baskets all brought a goodl
price and the ladies of the church
realized about sS1.
One feature we noticed at the en-
t~ertainment. There was no sectional
feeling. All the denominations in
town helped provide baskets, and
all showed an interest in the success
OF the entertainment. This is as it
should be, The Laddonia churches
help each other always.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
Better Than Two for One,

Send for free sample and judge
thereby. The Mexico LEDGER and
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer both
one year for only $500.
The Enquirer is now issued twice
a week, Tuesdays and Fridays. Ii
an S-column, SPACE paper, large
size, or is large pages every week,
equal to 2os ordinary papers a year
that usually cost $500; all large
type, plain print and white paper
A complete new departure from Ole
time journalism.
Call or address all orders to R
M. White, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
The funeral services of Miss Matti

The funeral services of Miss Matte
E. Logan We're held Sunday after
noon at her late residence in this
city and were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Wallace in the presence of a
large concourse of sorrowing rela-
tives and friends. Deceased was
a daughter Of James Logan, one Of
Audrain's oldest and most respected
citizens. She was born in Galloway
county, Mo. in 1910, soon afterwarJ
coming to Audrain, where she spent
all her life except a sojourn Of several
years in California among friends
Deceased was a member of the
Presbyterian church. The bereft
family have the sympathy of the
entire community,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
Five First.elass Animals.

In the weekly LEDGER win be
found the advertisement of L. r.
Ridgway, 10 miles southwest oi
Mexico, who has some of the best
horses and jacks in the county. In
his stables are Monte Star, Grover
c., and the jacks Thos. Hendricks
Gray Eagle and Black Hawk. Mir.
Ridgway has cut the prices on the
service of this stock to just hall what
it was last year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
A Runaway Marriage,

John Bennett, aged SO, and Eliza.
beth A. Warbrook, aged 81, ran
away from fremont, ILL.,, and came
to Mexico to-day to secure marriage
license. Judge Edwards performed
the ceremony in his usual attractive
and impressive manner. The high
contracting parties did not run
away from their parents, but from
their children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
A Large stock, As Usual.

Joe & Vic Barth are now receiving
their usual line Of clothing and
furnishing goods. Several depart
ments have been increased. The
advantages they got in their recent
purchase with their combined Ell
forts will place them ahead of any
house in this section in selling
goods for less than any time before.
Our children's department is moro
complete, than ever before. All the
novelties in spring styles are TO be
found In Cur house.
The Central Missouri Conferences
Of The M q. Church d being held
az SedaIia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
Maderu Meodmen.

e. C. Burkhart has organized .
camp OF Modern Woodmen at Cen.
~traIia, No, composed of the follow.
ing members:
DIR. ]. C. Hulen, C. o. Temple,
r. A. Holden, n. q. Stone, George
Rodhouse, John Marquette, r. p.
Eyerman, w. G. ThreIkeid, G. H.
Settle, Otto seuf, T. w. Settle and
Dr. @. B. Mayes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

The members of the Episcopal
church Of this city at their annual
meeting elected the following vestry -:
A. M. Patterson, K. H. Allen, G.
Clay, E. H. Carter and C. NJ. Lack
land
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

Miss Ida Spencer, of Laddonia,
has a big line of new millinery, kid
gloves, silk mits and corsets. She
has Just returned from St. Louis
with all new styles and is selling
very low. Dressmaking done to
order.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

@eFIFTY ISL
Best GRADUATED Sugar fer 81
Call at w. j. Rixey Il Co.'s and
see how you can get 80 lbs. of
Best GRADUATED Sugar for 81.
Conference OF the n. E. Church, South.
At the quarterly meeting of the
NJ. E. Church, South, held last
Monday night, DR.. J. F. McWil-
liams and A. B. Smith were elected
delegates to the Mexico conference
to be held in Auxvasse April 8 to 5,
and R. Fl. Edmonds and j. A. Har-
rison were elected alternates. The
Epworth League elected Miss Minnie
Bratton and Miss Bessie Emmons
delegates to a League Conference to
be held in Auxvasse April 5, with
MISS Clara Grantham and A. c.
White as alternates. The quarterly
conference also appointed a ''build-
ing fund committee" composed Of
W. W. Fry, J. M. Marmaduke, G.
A. Morris, ST., J.. E. Ross and D,
p Moore
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

MI. Bunnell, who is located on
the ]. 7. Johnson Rush Hill place,
is one of the best formers in the
county and can do more work in a
day than any man we know OF.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shelton died Sunday at the
residence of its parents, 16 miles
southwest of Mexico. Funeral ser
vices took place at the Christian
church in this city Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Services by Elder
Taylor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

Last Friday night Mrs. Sims meat
house, which stands just back of
her residence on Jefferson street,
was broken into and several hams
taken. Last night the thieves fin
ished their job and took everything
in ciobt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

John F. Harrison has announced
in the daily and weekly LEDGER as
a candidate for Collector of Audrain
county, subject to the rules and
usages Of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

1t is claimed by certain people
who ought to know that we need a
meat inspector in Mexico and other
small towns throughout the state.
These parties say that Chicago is
not the only place where lumpy jaw
cattle are killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29
Badly Knocked Out.
THE REPUBLICANS OF MEX.
ICo, IN THEIR ATTEMPT
TO BE SLY. ARE CALL.
ED DOWN.
The Court Of Appeals Refuses Their Attorney
Mandamus-The Dark Lantern work
Of the Republican Party will
Largely Increase the Demo-
cratic Majority.
Badly Knocked Out.

1T has been an open secret for
lsome time that the Republicans of
Mexico have been attempting to
make arrangements to keep the
names of the Democratic nominees
off the city ticket. 1t is claimed
that an irregularity occurred on &C.
count of the Democratic nominees
not being filed with the City Clerk
until IA days before the election
instead of Is days. The Republican
nominees are just as irregular.
They were signed by the chairman
and secretary Of the Getty Republic
NA ooiiiil'soo as~~ -
chairman and secretary of the con-
vention which made the nominations.
The Republicans did not file their
ticket until after 10 o'clock p. mon
the last day and then took it to the
residence of MI. Gill instead of
to his place of business at the
City Hall. They fully expected
by their %cuteness and smooth work
to be able to defeat the regular
nominees of the Democratic party.
The Democrats have been all the
time fully aware of the movements
of the Republicans and it will be
found when ~theNreturns of the cleo
ton are counted on election day the
usual Democratic majority will be
voted end counted.\ The proceed
ings began in court tSday byW. W.
Fry, who is the attoyney for the
Republicans, askingMr a man.
damus to keep the names of the
Democratic nominees off the ticket.
George Robertson appeared on
behalf Of the Democrats. The fol-
lowing special shows that the RE-
publicans met with defeat in their
first move: !
Special Dispatch to the Ledger. 7
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March ZS.-W.
w. Fry, attorney for the Republi-
cans of Mexico, appeared before the
Court of Appeals to-day and asked
for a mandamus to keep the names
of the Democratic nominees off the
city ticket. George Robertson, of
Mexico, appeared in behalf of the
Democrats. The Court of Appeals
refused to grant the mandamus as
asked for by Mr.. Fry, and he will
bring the matter before some other
court. Mr.. Robertson is watching
the matter closely for the Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

II fence was to be put around
the Jail 1t should have been a good
substantial one. Cheap fences like
cheap paint don't pay II the long
RIM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

1t is rumored that Rirt Ringo will
20 into the real estate business with
Henry Woodward in Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

Miss Katie Hollopeter will ON Fri.
day close IN eight months school
at the Dye school near Worcester.
with an entertainment at Rock Hill
church that night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

Ben Anderson, of Columbia, will
have four good horses at the Clark
& Potts sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-29

Judge VIM. Stuart is home from
an extended visit to Texas.