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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Uncafied for Letters.

J. C. Adams, J. R. Asbury, L. j,
Bush, Tull Blue, Henry Bowers,
l. J. Brown, Phillip Barker, Mrs,
DR.. Blankenship, Mrs. Beanie
Basket, w. J.. Coil, J. A. Conaway,
Mrs. Susie Duncan, Eugenia Davis,
J. q. Ferguson, Ben Franklin, W.
B. Ganfe, W. H. Huston, Emily
Houseman, Jas. Holtcamp, Fanny
Koonas, Jno. Hanlin, Allie Hill,
M. Hanier, Myrtle Hall, A. Mill
J. Hamlet, Francis Jones, A. M.
Johnson, Jas. Jamerson ,Jno. Heigel
Henry Muir, Mrs. E. C. Morris
Weslie Miller, j. B. Miller (2)
Homer Madison, Edwin Martin, J
w. Merideth, G. w. Mason, H
Osburn, Mrs. Mayne Perry, Jos. A
Petty (2), M. R. Ross, Hattie Sid
ney, Ida S. Sously, A. B. Townley
Mr.. White, Mike Wooces.
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TULIP ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
TULIP, Mo-, Jan. 22.-Elbert
Harshberger was thrown from a
horse last week and his arm was
dislocated at the elbow.
Mrs. Gallemore, of Salisbury and
Mrs. Brooks, of Fayette, visited
their uncle, E. 7. Dinkle, of this
place, last week.
Little Edith Brown, while play
ing, raj a prong of a pitchfork
through her foot, which made quite
a painful wound.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson was attacked
by a vicious cow the ether day and
had it not been for the timely arrival
of her mother she might have been
gored to death. However, a con-
fusion on the side of the head and
a bad scar was the extent of the
injury.
E. S. Anderson, u prospective
candidate for the Legislature, is
suffering with an attack of the
asthma.
C. G. Burkeye while cutting wood
the other day cut his foot, the effect
of which will confine him to his
room for several days.
Some villain threw a rock through
! old man Dunn's window the Other
! night, striking the bed on which
I Mr.. Dunn has been confined for the
last two months with a serious sick.
ness. This was a narrow escape a
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leo. KABRICH & CO. Mexico. Mo.

news Of the death at Moberly last
night Of Hon. G.. f. Rothwell,
President Of the Board of Curators
of the University, was received here
with sadness. Judge Rothwell at
tended a meeting of the board in
Columbia last Friday, saying as he
left the campus for the last time:
~ want to live to see the main
building Of the university completed
and then l will be willing to de-"
At a meeting of the university
faculty this afternoon Lieutenant S.
A. Smoke was authorized to engage
three cars to take the students and
the entire faculty to Moberiy to at
tend the funeral. The students will
meet after chapel tomorrow. On
motion of DR.. Woodson Moss the
faculty decided to hold a memorial
service, at which formal addresses
will be delivered and resolutions
adopted. Drs. Hicks, Moss and
Prof. j. D.. Lawson were appointed
a committee to arrange this service.
A committee consisting Of Lieuten-
ant Smoke, Drs. Porter and Pickard
were appointed to have charge of
arrangements to attend the funeral.
Lieutenant Smoke will be Marshal.
The university exercises will be sus-
pended during the day of the funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
DEATH OF HON. G.. F. ROTHWELL
Passed Away ut His Home in Moberly
on Wednesday Night.

MoBERLy, Mo-, Jan. 1S.-Hon.
Gideon Rothwell, aged IS years,
died at his residence in this city last
night. Mr.. Rothwell has for years
been a prominent character in polit.
ical, legal and educational circles,
not only in North Missouri, but of
the State at large. Born in Gala.
way County, April "a, 1886, he, in
the bloom of youth, moved to RAN
dolph, where he lived and died. He
was an accomplished orator, a fin
ished scholar, an elegant gentleman
and a patriotic citizen, and has filled
many offices, and in each and every
one of them did it with fidelity,
honor and credit.
He graduated from the University
of Missouri with high honors, taught
in Mount Pleasant College at Hunts
vile, Mo-, vas Mayor of Huntsville
and practiced law in Huntsville for
a number of years, but for the last
20 years has lived and practiced his
profession in Moberly. He was
Congressman from this district in
1879 and 1880, was Superintendent
of the Public Schools of this county
for one term and organized the pub
lie schools Of the county. at the
time of his death he was president
of the Board of Curators of the State
University, and to his intelligence
and untiring energy is in a great
part due the magnificent school the
State now has at Columbia.
MI. Rothwell was in 1888 s
Cleveland elector, and to his untir
ing work in that canvass can, in {
great part, be ascribed his death
Making, as he did in that canvass
from one to three speeches per day
his previous vigorous constitution
gave way, and while at times sine
then he would seem to have recover
ed, he would again relapse, and th'
end came last night. He leaves
widow and four children. TIL
burial will take place here tomorrow
at 2:30.
THE VIEWS AT COLUMBIA.
! COLUMBIA, Mo-, Jan. 18th
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
FROM Y0UNGS GREER.

correspondence of the LEDGER.
1oUNGs CREEK, Jan. 23.-,J, r.
Leeper is going to ship a load of
horses to Texas next week.
Mrs. Taylor Berry has had a yery
severe attack of the grip but is some
better.
Mr.. A. A. Wiley sold his farm
OF l6o acres to George Baker for $26
per acre. Mr.. Whitley will remain
in the neighborhood.
G.. W. Miller bought 1O5 acres of
land OF DR.. Blankenship at $685.
per acre.
Corn is selling from $1.75 to So
per barrel. There will be enough
fed in the north port of the county
to take all the stock through in
good shape.
j. D.. Berry and wife are down
with the grip.
J. D. Ellis and J. G. Crawford
each shipped two loads of sheep to
Chicago last week and sold for fair
prices.
J. N. Charlton has a gold ring
that is known to be $50 years old.
1t has been handed down five genera.
tons.
DR.. Blankenship bought of Mrs.
Nora Gilbert so acres of land at $25
per acre.
Mr.. Johnson sold the J. N. Der.
ry farm at $3.50 an acre.
Charley Dye bought 50 acres Of
land from j. N. Charlton; price not
known.
Stock hogs are selling at 5 cents a
pound.
There is considerable land plowed
People have been blowing all win.
ter. There will be an effort to put
in a large corn crop.
Quite a number in this vicinity
are sick with the mumps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

the rock was thrown with sufficient
force to kill the old man had it hit
him.
j. S. Hickerson bought Gene
Riley's farm west of Tulip last week
for $25 per acre, cash. Cheap
enough.
Mrs. Andrew Burkeye, who has
been quite sick with the grip and
bronchitis, is some better at this
writing.
Mrs. Annie Cottingham of Wray,
Colo, who has been visiting in this
vicinity for the last month, returned
home yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
AUXYASSE ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
AUXvAssE, Mo-, Jan pa. z.
Gapen, a music dealer of Mexico,
returned last Thursday from a busi-
ness trip to Calwood.
Harrison & McCue shipped a car
load of hogs to Chicago last Thurs.
day.
Ben White, of Montgomery City,
purchased the D. D. L. Jennings
property in west Auxvasse.
Perry Buchanan returned from
Huntsville last Friday where he had
been on business.
W. H. Doss made a brief trip to
Laddonia last Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Belle Craig, of Fulton,
is visiting at Sam G.. Vests.
Miss Edna Pleasant, who for sew.
eral months has been visiting in
Auxvasse, returned to her home in
Mexico last Thursday.
Harrison & McCue bought of I,
S. Harrison a nice bunch of hogs,
paying $3.50 per hundred.
Harry Atkinson, assistant cashier
of the Auxvasse Bank, made 6
visit to his parents in Fulton Satur,
day, returning Monday morning.
Jim Atkinson, of McCredie, made
a business trip to Auxvasse Satur
day.
Prof. Strother, of Mexico, who
for several days has been visiting
near Auxvasse, returned to Mexico
last Saturday.
Mrs. J. 7. Buckner left last Tues
day for Vandalia.
Roger Wood shipped one a loae
of cattle to Chicago Saturday.
Charley Lawrence made a bust
ness trip to Fulton Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
RUSH HILL ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Ledger

Correspondence of the Ledger.
RUSH Hill, Mo-, Jan. 24.-Mrs.
James Ridgway, of Middletown, Mo.
moved to this place Friday. She
has rented the Uzzell property re.
Gently vacated by F. NJ. Shoup.
While some little children were
playing they found a sack lying I'M
der the church with a lot of meat in
it and the sack had in flaming let.
tiers f. B. N. on it. Daylight came
too soon we suspect.
DR.. Smith, of Troy, NO., was the
guest of his uncle one day last week
Mr.. Howard Payne, of Fulton,
spent a few days with Mr.. Tom
Robnett last week.
Mr.. Tom Robnett is some better
this week.
Miss Bertha Gass was the guest Of
Miss Clemmle Coakley Saturday.
Mr.. George Settles, of Clapper,
Mo-, was the guest of his brother.
ln-law, J. N. Rosser, Friday.
Rev. c. C. Hill is having great
success in his meeting. The meeting
will likely close Thursday night.
B. C. Torbett and Bob Stephen
son shipped one car load of horses
and jacks to Guthrie, Oklahoma
Tuesday.
We have been blessed with a nice
rain in this vicinity but it has spoil
ed our good roads.
There is a great stir among the
renters now making ready to move
on the first of March.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

considerable for MIR. Groves had it
not been for the timely aid of neigh
bors.
Mr.. E. L. Jones left last week Tor
his new home. We regret to lose
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones very much.
Misses Hattie Edmonds and Nellie
Coons spent the day with Miss
Minnie Gamble Monday.
Quite a number are making ar
rangements to feed cattle.
Jake Stevenson sold 20 head OF
stock hogs to Ed. Roberts for )
cents per pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
PRAIRIE VIEW ITEMS.
correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
PRAIRIE VIEW, Mo-, Jan. "a
We were blessed with a good rain.
Jeff Harrison, of near Rush Hill
says he has travelled 100 miles this
winter hauling water to stock.
Orlando McElroy, who has been
the guest of relatives here for the
past two weeks, left for his home in
Greeley, Colo, Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Moore Stevenson, Of
Coley county, Kansas, is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. L. Farrah.
Rev. Moser has gone to house
keeping in Prairie View. He come:
from Hatton.
Last Wednesday Mac Davis SCI
fire to a field and it became I'm
manageable and leaped the burrows
burning one half mile of fence FOL
his father and would have burned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
CITY PRIMARY.
Primary Election Will BE Held Mon
day, February 18th.

The Democratic City Central Com
mittee met last night at the City
Hall and arranged for a primary
election. The First Ward was rep.
resented by j. G. Trimble, Third
Ward by A. J. Winscott and DR..
Fritts, Fourth Ward by John 7.
Ricketts, and r. NJ. White. A. J.
Winscott, Chairman, John T. Rick.
etts, Secretary. Monday, Feb. 18th,
was fixed as the date of the primary
and the new committee will be Sc.
lected at mass meetings in each
ward on Tuesday night, Feb.13th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
9S@SM%S~'
0h0eHo4u4s.
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Vut kuSNVuAuSSs
E. S. Mansfield vs.. Richard
Phillips, by consent judgment for
plaintiff for damages $12, yearly
dover fixed at So.
+. S. Mansfield VS.. Jacob Flora,
by consent Judgment for plaintiff for
damages $40, and value of yearly
dover fixed at 500.
Jno. I. Mabry vs.. Wabash Rail-
road Co., case dismissed at defend
ants costs.
Thos. Turner vs. P. Mclaughlin,
by consent dismissed at defendants
costs.
]. R. Bragg vs.. Wabash R. r.
Co, by consent continued at defend
ants costs.
State of Mo. vs.. Geo. NJ. Lewis,
forfeiture taken at Sept. term, 1894,
defendant being present forfeiture
is set aside aud defendant takes for
fixture with leave to move to set
aside at June term, 1894. and case
is continued.
Lewis Hord vs. City of Mexico,
dismissed at plaintiffs costs without
prejudice or Injunction bond.
Z. S. Mansfield VS.. R. E.. Hisey,
by consent judgment for plaintiff for
damages $21.65, value of dover per
year $13 90.
Lucy M. Baker VS.. E. D. Web
Der ct al, continued at costs of de-
fendapt.
SethA Singleton ct al. VS.. c. j.
Fullenwi6er ct al, continued.
Lena Braastetter ct al. vs.. j. D.
| Hamlet, verdict for defendant.
J. S. Merrsll Drug Co., vs.. H.tA.
Forgey ct al, verdict for Forgey.
Criminal Docket.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
2. State vs.. Joe Donnelly.
3. State VS.. Will Mckinney.
5. State We. Jas. Conner ct al, l
to IL.
/. State VS.. Geo. M. Lewis.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
4. State VS.. John Karnes.
20. State vs.. 7. G. Laughlin.
r,1D,v ErppuARy q
Is. State vs.. J. D. Morse.
81, State vs.. w. R. Keath.
%. State VS.. Lloyd Heinbaugh'
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
25. State VS.. Thos. Quinian.
Venire of fifty men for panel in
DonnelIy case ordered for Friday
Feb. 2, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
yenire of fifty men for panel ir
QuipIan case ordered for Friday.
Feb. 9, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Mrs. Bridget Hogan, of Independ'
ence, Mo-, formerly of Mexico, Mo-,
died Thursday, January 18th, and
was inferred Saturday ,January2 10th
at Independence in the presence o
relatives and friends of Audrain ant
Jackson counties. She leaves a hus
band and three children to mourn
her loss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

endeared herself to the hearts of
most everyone by her sweet poetry,
pure thoughts and contributions to
the LEDGER and other papers, pass
ed peacefully into death Monday
night, after only a few days of sick
ness with the grip, brain trouble
causing her immediate death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
The O Weather
N0tfce to the Public,

Notice is hereby gwen that the
son of Chris Nohrnberg, deceased
of Rush Hill, Mo-, r not authoriz'
ed to transact any business. Parties
who do business with these boys dc
so at their peril.
40 If MARTHA NoHRNBERG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Ought TO Vote for Ii.

Champ Clark is correct. If the
Republicans in Congress really be-
lieve that, as a result of the Wilson
bill, there will not be a grease spot
left of the Democratic party in 1896,
they all ought to turn in and vote
for the bill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Mrs. Mary E. Sanford left Monday
afternoon for Kentucky to attend
the burial of her mother, Mrs.
frankie Powers, who died Sunday
afternoon at the age of 90 years.
She has nine children, all living, and
all were at her bedside during her
illness but Mrs. Sanford. She has
five grandchildren living in Mexico,
James P. Sanford, Silas w. Jr.,
Mrs. A. A. Mcdonald and Miss
/ Lizzie Sanford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Go cd Paying Business For Sale.
Bakery, restaurant, oyster and ice
cream parlor in town of 1900 inhabi-
tants. Present proprietor wishes to
go into wholesale business. For par
ticulars inquire at this Office. d6tw2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
Wanted.

A good blacksmith with good
moral habits; a single man prefer
red as il is a hard matter to get a
house here at present; will give a
good chance here if smith suits.
A st n. BUTTERFLY,
Worcester, Mo-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
LONG BRANCH, Mo-, Jan. o.
On last Thursday, Jan. 18th, there
was a mite given at Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Worley's for the benefit of the
Oliyet church, NJ. E. South, near
Youngs Creek P. o. There was a
big crowd as it was a beautiful night
| and everyone enjoyed it. The new
blacksmith shop was fixed for the
,, occasion and the ladies of this and
the other two churches made the shop
beautiful, decorating it with cedar
and other evergreens. There were
tables made and plenty If ice cream
and cake for everybody. The ladies
Melted SIG for the church.
The farmers are rejoicing over the
rain and the times will now be bet
ter. Mr.. Lawn Powell was out
from Mexico last Sunday to see mis-
best one.
There are several cases Of mumps
around here in the school.
This is the mildest winter we have
had for some time and if it keeps
on like it is now there will be no ice
made this season and ice cream will
be scarce next summer.
Morley & Hubert have improved
the city by building a new black
smith shop and are now ready for
spring work. 1t is a two story
building and the first two story bus
mess building in this city.
The Cold Weather
Is bringing the good people to us,
buying our nice clean o~vercoats and
ulsters. We have more than we
want to carry. Therefore, put the
knife into them that sells them.
So come on and get your pick. Our
prices are what talk. We have
bargains also in overcoats for the
boys. These we run from $1.25 to
$1,000. We have made a special
cut-down on underwear for men and
boys. A full line yet in all sizes.
They must go.
JOE Il VIC BARTH,
Clothiers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Insl candidate. Daily ami Weekly. 10 90
e~sudidates for City Council 60
County Offices.
constable Salt River Township.
NE are authorized to Announce
w PHILIP SHIRE
candidate for Constable of salt River town
Am. subject 10 the rules and usages of the
democratic party
Try Buckner'S Cough Balsam.
Guaranteed to cure. tF.24.
C. G. Baker has some splendid
mules for sale,
John Northern Is down from Kan
as City on a visit.
Lee Mcconnell has our thanks for
late California papers.
Wood Maddox will ship a car load
Il mules TO st. Louis Monday.
Jno. P. Campbell, of this city,
viii probably make the race for
Constable of Salt River Township.
Pansies were in bloom in Mexico
Sunday. Wednesday the thermome-
her was about Is below ere
Robert Murphy, of Mexico, has
gone to Paris, Ky, where he has
allen heir to an estate of $4,000.
W. l. Paul is now with R. C.Paul
in the grocery business and w. T.
Dawson will accept a place with w.
]. Rixey.
Mr.. B. \. Powell has Just receiv-
q a car load of rock and is putting
down a splendid sidewalk for W.
q. French.
Marriage license was granted to-
day to lafayette E Pickett, Of Boone
County, and Miss Lizzie F. Saflee,
Of Audrain County.
W. B. McIntire wall secure per-
mission from the City Council to
lay pipes to lee the water in the
hole-in the-ground.
Marriage license was granted Tues
day TO ]. l.. Andrews, of Howard
county, and Miss Eulalia Hawkins,
daughter Of DR.. Hawkins Of this city.
1 Edward T. holland, ex-Treasurer
Of the State, having finished his
isrm in the penitentiary, was restor-
ed to the full rights of citizenship by
Governor Stone.
Mr.. J. Scott Harrison, whom the
Senate refused to confirm as Customs
Collector at Kansas City, is on the
way to Washington to find out
where he ''is at"
. Geo. Ling, a shoemaker who
worked for Joseph Steinman, died
Saturday afternoon at 6 O'Clock ol
quick consumption, which was pre-
eeded by the grip.
] In the Mexico daily aud weekly
LEDGER will be found the announce.
ment of Philip Shire for Constable
Of Salt River Township, subject t'
the action of the Democratic party
Charley Luckie, wife and chile
are over from Holiday, Monros
county, on q visit. Ii We have a TAI
IN Mexico this year Charley is goinl
70 enter his baby for the LEDGE
baby prize.
J. T. Nelson was over from Han
nibal Saturday and expresses nj
] ratification at the substantial i'm
provements made in Mexico. Ton
viii eventually prove no exception
10 the rule; ''they all come back"
Geo. w. Daniel, OF Vandalia, wa
in Mexico this week and made tn
] LEDGER a pleasant call. Mr.. DAME
/ viii be in the race for County Col
~lector. George is one of the bes
known citizens in Audrain County
Morrison Lakeland was throw
from his horse just south OF Mexlc
on Tuesday and was seriously rnIul
4 ed about the face. His forehead wa
cut open with a cash three inche
long and some of his teeth vel
Knocked out. His injuries are NJ
- 49,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Money refunded if Buckner's
Balsam does not relieve you. tF.24
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Lee Mcconnell has our thanks for
late California papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Robert Murphy, of Mexico, has
gone to Paris, Ky, where he has
allen heir to an estate of 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Pansies were in bloom in Mexico
Sunday. Wednesday the thermome-
her was about is below zero.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily and
efficiently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

John Northern is down from Kan
as CITY on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Mr.. B. \. Powell has just receiv-
q a car load of rock and is putting
down a splendid sidewalk for W.
Il. French,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

W. B. McIntire wall secure per-
mission from the City Council to
lay pipes to use the water in the
h0le-in the-grOund.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Mr.. ]. Scott Harrison, whom the
Senate refused to confirm as Customs
Collector at Kansas City, is on the
way to Washington to find out
where he ''is at"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Marriage license was granted to-
] day to lafayette E Pickett, Of Boone
County, and Miss Lizzie F. Saflee,
Of Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

W. /. Paul is now with r, C.Paul
in the grocery business and w. I.
Dawson will accept a place with w.
Rixey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

C. G. Baker has some splendid
mples for sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Marriage license was granted Tues
day TO ]. l.. Andrews, of Howard
County, and Miss Eulalia Hawkins,
daughter Of DR.. Hawkins Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Jno. P. Campbell, of this city,
viii probably make the race for
Constable of Salt River Township.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Wood Maddox will ship a car load
Il mules to st. Louis Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Edward T. holland, ex-Treasurer
Of the State, having finished his
lsrm in the penitentiary, was restor-
ed to the full rights of citizenship by
Gayernor Sfona
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Try Buckner'S Cough Balsam.
Guaranteed to cure. t.F.24.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Geo. Ling, a shoemaker who
sorked for Joseph Steinman, died
Saturday afternoon at G O'Clock OF
quick consumption, which was pre-
eeded by the grip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Morrison Lakeland was thrown
from his horse just south Of Mexico
on Tuesday and was seriously InJur'
ed about the face. His forehead was
cut open with a cash three inches
long and some of his teeth were
Knocked out. His injuries are no
thought to be permanent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

J. T. Nelson was over from Han
nibal Saturday and expresses his
ratification at the substantial i'm
movements made in Mexico. Tom
viii eventually prove no exception
10 the rule: stthey all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

Geo. w. Daniel, OF Vandalia, was
in Mexico this week and made the
LEDGER a pleasant call. Mr.. Daniel
viii be in the race for County Col
hector. George is n of the best
Known ci,izans in Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

In the Mexico daily aud weekly
LEDGER will be found the announce
ment of Philip Shire for Constable
Of Salt River Township, subject to
the action of the Democratic party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-01-25

] Charley Luckie, wife and child
are over from Holiday, Monroe
county, on q visit. II we have a fair
IN Mexico this year Charley is going
10 enter his baby for the LEDGER
/ baby nTize.