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The Forrest City times., 1894-09-28
Davis Acquitted.

Charles F. Davis, former assistant agent for the Pacific Express Co. at Texarkana, was acquitted in the cir cult court of the charge of misappro- priating package of $500 while in the company's employ in March last. The case was on trial for two days, and was vigorously prosecuted, the express com pany retaining the ablest firm of law yers there to assist the states regular counsel.
The Forrest City times., 1894-09-28
By Drought and Worms.

A correspondent writing Little Rock paper from Yell county says the cotton crop near Centerville is badly damaged by drought and worms.
The Forrest City times., 1894-09-28
Indicted for Murder.

Andy Johnson, a notorious murderer and robber, has been indicted by the Jefferson county grand jury. He mur- dered another negro in Pine Bluff.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16
B1uIOsuo4 D1 "LA OOnluPouD1nolA n FsO .R1OO" 8


Que Lac CartAa no auunciap NADIA busno mi coropel,
nj para voa nj para mi
-lQu6 me eSt&a COntAndo9-dijo 81 hermoao soli-
gnac riendOSe-SC6mo un htsar del IL un BsrchenY
dlyieEte en- ctssr pru!eraa QM6p a1ablo to hR msdo
eSaa cosaa On Ia cspeEal.,
-sQu6nl Nj coronel, cAda aAo siens AHs ideae, me
sB CisrtOl. He hallado farB pAsans nuestra;
dspensad psisAns nia Coronel Catalina NJ, gUac A
pequsha Catlssn Ia sobruA del cura. Una rabitE linda
como un amcr....
-ComprendO Sigue
-lNol comprsD deis NADIA, mi corone. Cstisau
ss juiciOaA como uUa msgen. Esta de doneela
de una gran se6ora, poMdIiA mi en- el fnego,
que ID oven mas honrada que hay todo PARA Ca
tssu Ia que ha iudicAdo seas de una tr dora
de cartas Ia que, as guO corone que lee 81 pOrvenr
aqueos pCdszos de Gart6B, como lees carta.
La emperatrz Josefaa 10 sGbe bien, porqus la Seho-
rita Lenormand es adlvinsdora fsvorits.
Has lido casa de Ia o horits LenormaRd2
ST. mi corcne, ls Gale de Tournon
-lY que has Ioieitado de ela2
Que me predijera vuestro porvenr el nj 10.
-2Y Ia Slb la2
-ae ha dlcho mi eorore, las mas extrt ordina
rias del munto Por 81 prontc, que Vos 20 habamos
nasdo el mSmo diaeso 10 sStfapelo peor,
mi corone eEcuChadme ben; rs ahsddo que nuestraH
exlstncas (perdopad, nj corone psrO os iuro que 10
ha dieho est&n ngAdas una orA como por ho tan.
TO- que a dis en- que mater, mi coroneL pi Mar
cial Cssteret vuesro compshero de infsIcia yueso
asiHtents, me maiarGn tamOian.
-1Y que hay en- tOdO ESQ de trkgieo9-diio selignLe
risndo - S1pongo que no temat6s Ia muarts
-IYo, nj eOrshe. me dojaEA machArar poE vos u la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16
III 1uaHOso soI1anAO

aquea luCha contra 10 ey deber dc rebeds que etaba
seaNalto Cumplr como una eonGigRA
mi eoronel-le decia con acento de c6niCs cyedu-
dad Marcia OaHtOret que vsgaments on la expression
6S aarG que de coatumbre del hermoso SognAc adiyi-
aRba algunA expAha con- phcAci6R-tened cGdEdo; nos
hAmo dorado de les bRRs Austraeas aunqus apo incrs
be ha aido Buere No nos dIvtamoB on Paris ca sfron
tar las bRlas franceSss
Cs aqueA famaridad de consejol HaBta 90 habfa dido
GgunaB veces a hdar mentras paraba los Sabszos deu
tinados SOignac, decr gu Coroue
WAS hAcerte matar, ten cuidsdO
NAdie se sorprenda de clio en- una epoca or que al
lmpeo, tuteaban dc en- Cusndo 81 smperador mismo
En- Cuanto & Soignac trataba Csstoret, NO como
subordinate Hino Cono CompanerO de nfancia ssguia
tuteGndolo como Eempre.
SQuien to dice que vamos desafar las balas fran.
sSaS7pregunt6 al htsar
Oasoret tom6 Airs mstsriOBo que no tsyil de or
dinsrio.
mi COrOnel, 70 Tabsis que 70 no soy mas gallipa
que otro cualquiers, mo eB Cierto2
mo, al contrario, ereG Valiente EI regim iento
10 sAbe J los croatSH 10 saben mejor a6n.
-PueS bien coropel, pesar de 10 que decis, teugo
mis- pequshos uperstciones Creo en- ID maa u9rta oe
VierneR en- L. sal verdG Ia aXa voIante que GO owe
dc nochs On nueStrsS campnas los duendes que CO.
rren bajo nuestrOs CastsnAres.
"A tn gu'to Lmo'n; SperO que viensS { parar
con TODD eso2
"A MA cOSa, nj eOrOnsl. Aque ne han sshAdo IA
Partaa
-9lsa " aHsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16
EMULSION CREOSOTADA
DE RABELL,
FARMAcEUT1co DR Ia UNIvERsIDAD DE LA HABANA
R6edS . SOdsgOsO FsmsdSO pSrS lGs
1nNasrs1dadss d.I naek0


La Emulsion creosOtada del DR.. RabeH, es un
magniAco maravilloso agente terapeutico de exito
SECURE en- Ia RroRaNtfiS, Ttsts LGrtags AsDaS, Co.
~. Rgeuitissso en- los n1os, DsbGidad general y, en-
sna, para las afecciOnes de Ia garganta los bron-
0uiOs y los pulmones Despierta el apetito vgori-
q las naturalezas mas empobrecdas. Els el remedio
nor exCelenca.
Il Emulsion CreosOtada de Rabell, nueya. Inica
original asociacion de Aceite de Bacalao, Creosota-
da HpofOsftos de Cal sosa, es una delicada cre-
para los nihos
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnancia,
con faciidad gustO Esta elaborada con esquisito
esmerQ. Pruebess 80 admirara su raplda accon Gu
&iva.
Vsasa 81 amplo prospecto que acompshs cada
na6cO De venta en- todaS las DFoRueHas Boticas
a Il TGIa de Cuba Dep6sito principal"La Reunion
ds Js66 Saba Habana. PueHto-RIOo Farmacia Dire
aUevan Aa 2 GuiilapmtY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16
Ell TONTO
v1noa n msjor Il sdoI :. ssldsd
OHABADA

"Ma.doa" han sdo las tortaB;
Hme.dOG" 90 coEa precisa;
f'mi.dos" ceremonia santa;
"mo.dos" riegs tierrss friaS;
''mu.dOS" inGpirA al posta;
81 mdsico y al altiats,
y entire lo5 doses de Grecia
prsfero al DiOs ''primA" "prima".
@.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16
aCAFE ALFONSO"

Compre uItsd vino para su mesa del tinto
dc Logroao que vends LuihS y c.. Es inme.
jorAble
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16
RKSHHEEMR6S

sOluci6u & Ia charada dc syor: INTER
PRE-sA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-16

RI n Uno de los meiores n
Hmm mas elegantes salones IInf0
E1IIF,II de Barberla estableci- R1IINIII
~ SSu do en- Puerto-Rico. Pro- SVhv
pletario JUAN APELLANIz
Direction, San Juan l6
Sc admiten abonados Hay siempre un complete
rtido de perfumerla de las abrcas mas renombradas
EY-Los sehores viaeros que visten la Capital de
Puerto-RIco deben solicitar la barbera el BUEN
GUST0.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
SiIYer az a Legal Tender.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo-, March Please
state in your paper to what extent
silver is a legal tender. Ifit is legal
tender for all debts? When was it
made SO? To what extent are silver
certificates a legal tender?
]. P. M.
Silver dollars are a legal tender for
all debts, large and small, public
and private. Such was the case
from the foundation of the govern
ment until 1878. The restoration of
silver to an equality in debt paying
quality to its original character was
effected by the reconciliation act OF
1878. The Sherman law of 1890,
and the act repeating the same pass
ed last year, did not change this
feature of the act of 1878. Silver
certificates are not themselves a
legal tender, but are convertible into
silver dollars at the option of the
holder, and are consequently on the
same footing practically as the actual
coin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Congressional Favors Cut OF.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81
The annual distribution of seeds by
the Department of Agriculture in
response to personal applications
has been discontinued for the present
season and hereafter distribution
will be made at the direction of the
Congressman who still have certain
quantities to their account. The
department this year provided for
more than nine million packages of
seeds, two-thirds of which are the
quota for Congressman only, one
third being sent out independently
by the department. The appropria-
ton for the distribution of seeds for
the present fiscal year is $135,4O0
Secretary Morton does not believe
in the wholesale distribution of seeds
and he has submitted to Congress
an estimate asking for but $500
for buying and distributing seeds fol
the coming fiscal year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
elieve it is all humbug.
Almost a Lynching.

PARIS, Mo-, March 3.-Some
time ago Ed Lewis, a burly young
negro of Paris, and Birch Hustled,
the 14-year-old son of a widow of
this city, had a difficulty in which
the negro was cut. Yesterday as
young Hustled was sitting in c. C.
Courtright's grocery Lewis walked
in and felled him with a hickory
club and then ran. The boys
screams attracted attention and the
fleeing negro was run down and
captured a block away. There was
an attempt made to hang the negro
but this was prevented and he was
placed in Jail. The boys injuries
were not serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
SILVER TO THE FRONT.
New Turn in the Bland Seignf0rage
Bill Status.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-There is
some talk among the silver Senators
of forcing the silver question 10 the
front before the tariff bill is reached
by a motion to proceed to the imme-
date consideration of the Bland
seigniorage bill without reference to
a committee. This would precipitate
a trial of strength, and the more
cautious friends of the bill urge that
the motion would be in danger of
defeat inasmuch as Senators who
might vote for the bill when before
the Senate would not be inclined to
vote against a motion to first refer it
to the appropriate committee, which,
of course, is Chairman Voorhees,
Committee of Finance. Some of the
extreme silver men, however, say
that the tariff question is SO largely
bound up in the consideration OF
treasury deficiency that the Bland
bill, which will add fifty millions to
the Governments resources, ought to
be passed first in order to prepare
the way for the reductions proposed
in fha tariff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Saturday, March "a, 1894,
Administrator'a Notiee.

A. MURPHY, Attorney for Phi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Live Stock Market,

ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Native
steers are selling better than a week
ago. Prices--Good steers s4.15 to
$40, fair to medium : $3.50 to$4.10,
fair to choice feeding steers $2.85 to
$3.50, common to good stockers
$3.50 to $2.75, good COWS $2.10 to
$40, medium steers 50 to 1926.
HoGs-The early bulk of sales
went at $4.S5 to 1896, and the bulk
later went at SAT to $4.S5. Light
hogs at $4.s5 yesterday were worth
So early Monday, and the decline
was 15e from Monday morning.
Packing hogs sold at SAG tos4.95;
butcher hogs at $4.S5 to s., the late
selections not going above $3.50;
pigs and lights sold at 1925 to
81. 60.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08

WE are authorized to announce
w j. NJ. RILEY
a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Salt Riv-
er Township; subject to the Democratic prima-
ry, Saturday, May 5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
PUBLIC SALE |
On Tuesday, March 20.

1 will sell at public auction at my
place, adjoining Mexico. Mo-, on the
north, on Tuesday, March 20, 1894, the
following described property, to-wit:
Is head of horses, mules and jennets,
4 fi~rst-class brood mares, Morgan and
Squirrel, 2 Rysdyk stations, pedigree
furnished buyer, 1 Rysdyk FLY colt,
2 3-year-old mare mules, well match
ed, 2 good mule colts, / year old, good
jennets,4 thoroughbred Holstein bulls,
S thoroughbred Holstein cows, 5three-
fourth Holstein heifers, give milk this
spring, 8 Shorthorn cows, all of them
good mixers, l one-half bred Holstein
cow, good mixer, 8 th~ree-fourth Hol-
stein bull calves, l freight wagon, l
spring wagon, l buggy, 2 carts, l bob
sled, l sleigh, plows, &c,
TERMS OF SALE.-Eight months time
without interest, but if the notes are
not paid when due, the notes must
draw S per cent. interest from date of
sale. BaIkable notes will be requir-
ed. All sales under $40 will be cash.
MRS. NJ. B. CREWS.
J. 4. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Wanted.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, No., March 5.-DEAR
SIR: A special from Rome, dated
March 3rd, concerning the Pope,
who is "a years old, says: "The
Church" said Leo, "must seek to
recall the nations to the principles
of moral faith, point out the causes
of existing evils, Undue the different
classes of society with a feeling of
charity, inspire rulers with rect1-
tude and the governed with sub
mission, AND DENoUycE THE DESIGNS
OF FREE MASONRY" For what
cause and for what reason has the
Pope been always hostile to the
order Of Free Masonry?
IGNORANCE,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Another Warehouse.

George Robertson, the hardware
on the east side CT the
square, has purchased a lot oil
ground in the rear of J. ID. Morris
store and just north of Guthrie &
office. Mr.. Robertson is
to erect another large ware
on this lot. The price paid
for it was 5000, which We consider
cheap enough. Mr.. Robertson will
have as large and commodious ware
houses as any hardware store in the
country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
G., III. Keen Dead.

Mr.. c. H. Keep, father-in-la oil
DR.. Sam'l Pangburn, died at his
home in Chicago Friday morning Of
paralysis. The remains were
brought to Maysville, KY. the home
of DR.. Pangburn, Monday afternoon
and buried. The G.. A. R. Post OF
that city took charge of the remains
and escorted them to the cemetery,
he being a member of the G. A. r.
Chas. H. Keep was born Jan. %,
1921, in South Lee, Miss, and was
married April 10, 1S49, to Mary
Mercer, Of Berea Co., ILL.,, by whom
he raised three sons and two
daughters, all of whom are living.
He was a member OF the 10th Illi-
nois Cavalry.-Ripley (Ohio) Bee.
Mr.. Keep formerly lived in this
county on the Keep farm near
Thompson Station.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
New Firm.

C.. D. Rodgers and John P. Free
man have formed a co-partnership
in the plumbing business. The
firm name will be Rodgers & Free
man and will have headquarters in
the Glandon building. Mr.. Rod
gers is well known to all our readers
as a substantial, conservative, fair
business man, while Mr.. Freeman
Justly enjoys the reputation of being
one of the best plumbers in the
State. This is a strong firm and
will do a splendid business. There
will be no opportunity for news
paper jokes based upon plumbers
oxorbitant prices in Mexico in the
future,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
TRUSTEES ssIr
Msrtho -

WHEREAS, Martha Hernaon
w ow woman, by her certain VIZ.
trust dated the 18th day of ocsah aseae q
and recorded in the Reeordsrss ,icsl
Audrain County, Missouri, In pulceo
at page 490, conveyed to the nndsook
ed trustee the following deser;Sosagn-
estate, situated inAudfain County. M
Forty-five acres of the north n...
the west half of the southwest altef
and thirty acres, the east mart sstter
southwest quarter of the 4 .ae
quarter, and twenty-five and asa Sest
acres, the southwest part of III 1aif
east quarter Of the northwest onssa.ta-
and thirty-seven and one-haf slsef,
the northwest part of the east ss,ases
the southwest quarter, all In Saaaoi
eighteen u.s., Township fifty-tsvoss s Won
Range eleven III west. Aisa tazsi
t2o) acres. the east part Of the narst
east quarter of the southeast onsssa
of Section thirteen C3l, TOWNSHIP s !
ty-two (52l, Range twelve fIal VI
which said conveyance WA n,.sos,
trust to secure the paymentofar ssi "
issory dote in said deed; and. WYNN
said note is past due and remains ~
paid; now, therefore, at the re,ns.s w =.
the owner and legal holder of ssiS ~
and in pursuance of the proyisions y
said deed of trust, 1 will, on =
Saturday, March IL, 1874
between the hours of 8 O'Clock IN y.
forenoon and o'clock in the Alters
of said day, at the east front dor y
the Court House, in the City of Mer,so
Missouri, sell said property at nnhSs,
vendue to the highest bidder for esst
to satisfy said note and the cost !
executing said deed of trust.
g. K. MCCALL,
I'd Trasfse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08

ME are authorized to announce
w j. J. WINSCOTT
a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Salt Riv-
er Township; subject to the Democratic prima-
~, Saturday, May 5.
NTE are authorized to announce
wv o. P. JONES
a candidate for Justice of the Peace for Salt
River. Township; subject to the action of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
r. X. Moore Killed.

E. B. Moore, a step SOL Of Silas
Wilson of this city, was instantly
killed by a freight train at Shackel-
ford, five miles west of Marshall,
Sunday morning about O'Clock.
Train No. II, on the Chicago d AL
ton, ran over him and cut his body
in two. The deceased was about
90 years old and up to five years ago
made this city his home. His
mother lives in this city and his
brother is a conductor on a freight
train and lives at Slater. The re-
mains were buried at Slater.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Cyclone Near Rich Hill, Mo.

RICH HILL, Mo-, March al
though showery all of yesterday
afternoon, there was nothing terrify-
ing about the weather until near 10
O'Clock last night, when the tailings
Of a fully developed cyclone, Judging
from the roaring overhead, struck
this city and vicinity. The worst of
the storm was from five to ten miles
southwest of here, where monster
trees, over 2 feet in diameter, were
uprooled and felled to the ground.
Houses were moved from their foun-
dations, several dwellings unroofed,
and two of them overturned.
Two men driving toward Rich
Hill were picked up bodily together
with their horses, and deposited in
a ditch many feet away, but were
unframed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08

Now, on this, the Goth day of Janu-
airy, A. D., 1894, cas- being called and
it being shown to the Court that Caleb
Fullenwider is a nonresident and can
not be summoned to appear in the ordi-
nary way, it is ordered by the Court
that defendant, Caleb Fullenwider, be
notified that an action has been brou-
ght in the Circuit Court of Audrain
County, Missouri, against him with
other defendants, the object and gen.
eral nature of which is for a portion of
the following lands in Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri, to-wit: Lots No. l and 2
of the southwest quarter section six (6)
and lots l and 2 of the northwest quar-
ter section W. (7l, all in township
SO, range ten (10), and unless you, Ca
leb FuIlenwider, be and appear at a
term OF this Court to be held at Mex
leo, Audrain County, Missouri, on the
plead or otherwise answer to said Pc
tition the same will be taken as con-
fessed. 1t is further ordered by the
Court that a copy hereof be published
in the MexicoW eekly LEDGER,a news
paper published in Audrain County,
Mo-, for four weeks according to law.
In witness whereof, l hereunte set
my hand and affix the seal of said Cir
cult Court, this done in Office in Mex
leo, Missouri, the End day of March,
A. D., 1894. BEN c. JOHNSON,
49-4w TsEAL.l Circuit Clerk.
VIII. KEENAN,, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Ricketts, Il Emmons Dry Goods Co.

The Ricketts, & Emmons Dry
Goods Co. has moved to its COM
modious quarters in the Kabrich
block. This firm has contracted
with the LEDGER for liberal adver-
Using in the daily and weekly for a
year. 1t is going to carry a full and
complete line of goods, which it
proposes to sell at living rates. They
not only have the goods but propose
the public shall find it out through
the papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
BOOKS NOW OPEN.
Enter Your Horses for the Clark and
Potts Combination Sale.

The Clark & Potts famous comb.
nation sale will begin April "a, 1894.
This sale is for fancy saddle and
harness horses, coach and carriage
teams. The books for this sale are
now open at the Office of CLARK &
Potts in the Glandon block. These
combination sales have a splendid
reputation all over the United States
and are the most successful he'd
anywhere. Buyers and sellers are
brought together from all parts OF
the country and the very best prices
are obtained for good stock. Enter
your horses for this sale at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Executors Eetiee.

Notice is hereby given that leii
testament0ry with will annexed "
the estate of A. II. Buckner, deeess|
have been granted the uudersigsea|
the Probate Court of AudraiB oun
Missouri, bearing date Feb. 10, "
All persons having claims sesial
said estate are requested TO exna
them for allowance to the Execuss
within ore year after date Of grsas1
letters or they may be precludea y
any benefit of such estate, ana =,
claims be not exhibited Within "
years from the date they will &c :
ever barred. j. c. BICkNEh
:. j. BUckNEks
fit Executors
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08

Are you sucker enough to buy a
buggy OF an agent going through
the country looking for fools. l will
duplicate any buggy or spring
wagon at any price. Will sell you
on long time and not raise your
note. I have 100 buggies from $50
up; 75 sets harness from Sc to $50.
Look out for the sharkers; they are
here again. G.. l.. FERRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08

Notice Is hereby given that letter
administration upon the estate Of j
Bunstine, deceased, have been gra
ed the undersigned by the Prof.
Court of Audrain County, Misso
bearing date February s, 1894.
All persons having claims agai
said estate are requested to exh
them tor allowance to the admins
tor within one year after date ofgrs
ing letters, or they may DE preclu'
from any benefit of such estate, %
such claims be not exhibited wit
two years from the date they will
forever barred. J. 7. WILLIAM
As 1t Public Administra
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Saturday, March II, 1894.
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, William B. Scott N
w Mary E. Scott, his wife, by th1
certain deed of trust, dated 0ctobeI
1890, and recorded in the Recorded
office of Audrain County, Missouri,
Deed of Trust Book No. Z for trusts
page sic. conveyed to w. ". Fry, trd
tee, the following described real esd
situated in Audrain County, No., n
\ parcel of land situated In what
known as the twenty acres, which
the north half of the northeast foua
of the northeast fourth of section cid
teen Isl, township fifty-one t5l), RAD
seven "a west, described as folloJ
The said parcel commences ten I'd
east of the present recognized norI
west corner Oh section line of the y
twenty acres, thence it extends ej
eight rods. The said parcel of land I
tends south eighteen rods. beineua
width of eight rods and runs para1
to the west side of the said 20 arr|
situated in the town of Rush Hill, 4
drain County, Missouri, which said u
veyance was In trust to secure the nj
ment of the promissory notes In q
deed described; and, whereas, the u
note described in said deed Of trust
mains due and unpaid: now, therefd
at the request OF the legal holder
said note and by authority Of the A
visions of the said deed of trust aid
said, l will, on
Saturday, March "a, 1884,
at the east front door of the Cod
House, in the City of Mexico N
souri,, between the hours of 0 o'cl3
in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock In I
afternoon of said day, sell the abb
described real estate at public yend
to the highest bidder, for cash, 10 4
isfy said debtand the expenses Of 9
cutting said trust. W. W. FRY,
Trusted
ID. A, MURPEY- Attorney for piaint
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-03-08
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given thai ne y
dersigned administrator OF L.
of W. IL. Guin, deceased, WI -
final settlement of his aeeounn :
said estate a. such admlnisusD.
the March term Of the Prooats ~
Of Audrain County. Missouri, Y
held at Mexico, Mo-, the seeopa Aa
day In March. 1894.
c. C. BARTEI,
I'd Adminietfntofj