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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
WORCESTER ITEMS.
'respoadence Of the Ledger.

correspondence u lAE A&5aErf-
WORCESTER, Mo-, January 16.-
Miss Gina Azdell gave q splendid
social to her many friends last Fri
day evening. About 10 young folks
were present. Ali were highly en-
tertained. Among those from a
distance were Misses Minnie Berry,
Cordie Azdell, Lena Wright and Mr..
Gather Berry, of Mexico.
Mrs. Whitehouse is On the SICK
list.
Miss Mollie Brown is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Rev. Rice filed his appointment
at Littleby Baptist Church last Sun
day.
John Bick, of St. Louis, was in
Worcester on business Monday.
Measles have charge of our conn.,
munity at present.
II is reported that |. c. L., Wor-
cester correspondent to the Mexico
Argus, is i'll with the measles.
Will Glare, of Wellsville, was
here on business last week.
Uncle Ned Fitzpatrick is talking
of going to Mexico to reside, which
his many friends regret.
ar. n. Scherer is on the sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
BRIEFS FROM MARTINsBURG.

Correspondence Of the Ledger
MAR11NsBURG, No., January TO-
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Brace, q
daughter.
Miss Nellie House and Mr.. Cash
Copeland were quietly married at the
home of the brides mother in Wells
vile last Wednesday v at Z o'clock
p. m. Both are very popular aud
pleasant young society people of Mar
tinsburg, and showers of congratula-
tons hover over and around about
them.
the financial crash of Elliott & Nc
Many in this end of the county has
completely submerged every other in
terest. A murder or suicide would
be tame in comparison.
Mr.. Bum West was very unfortu-
nate last week. He started South.
He got as far as st. Louis and his
money was all gone. He doesn't
know what became of ft-whether
lost, stolen on the train or at the Union
Station. He returned to Martinsburg
the next day.
Mr.. Rufus Rogers, an aged and long
q fiicted citizen, died at his home in
Martinsburg on January Is.
Miss Mary Friar, Of Laddonia, has
been the guest of friends i'm Martins
burg for the past week or 30.
Wa enjoyed the famous receipts In
the LEDGER last week very much,
especially .Iiz's Baked Beans"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
aARLAs-MooRE MURDER CASE.
Case Called al Fayette with q Large
Array OF Legal Talent.

FAYRrTE, Mo-, January TO-
Judge John A. Hockaday called up
the celebrated Harlan-M Moore muir.
der case at 4 o'clock to-day. The
city is full of people interested in
the case. owing to the prominence
of the murderer and the dead man.
Nearly 100 witnesses have been
summoned from Galloway County.
The counsel for the defendant are
|. W. Boulware, Thomas N. VIII
w. S. Pope and T. r. SPOTS.
For the prosecution, d. ii. Harris,
A. Finley, D. P. Finley. w. NJ.
Williams and s. G. Major will act
corInsei
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Horses S1Id for a Song,

ARKADELPHIA, ARK, January Is.
"A a load of Kansas City horses
sold here to-day at auction brought
$40 to $50 per head only, several
extra good ones being sold at $40
and under each.
OTTUMwA, To-, January 15.-The
low prices of horses in this vicinity
is demonstrated by the following
fact: James Phillips, who lives on
a farm a few miles from the city,
has a big pack of horses ana hounds.
He has purchased recently fourteen
head of old horses at Soc a head
and feeds them to his dogs. He
still purchases all old animals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Worth R1,5O-priee cut to
just hall they go at
II a CITY WANTS 1T
fha Location CT Home fer Aged Soldiers
and Their Wives shortly To BE Made.

ST. Louis, Mo, January 10, 1890
The Woman's Relief Corps Soldiers
Home Of Missouri is making prepara-
tions TO build a suitable home somsy
where within this State for the puf-
pose OF taking care ofand giving
uniform attention to Union Soldiers
of the late war, and their respective
wives. A number of States in the
Union have soldiers homes, and at
Washington, y. O., a National Home
exists, but nowhere have arrange
ments been made TO keep together an
old and helpless soldier and his wife.
1t Is cruel to contemplate that an old
soldier cannot accept shelter from any
of the esta b.ished Soldiers Homes
unless he casts aside Or deserts his
wife, who, perhaps, may be as old
and as helpless As he is, and may, by
her unselfish devotion and loyalty,
have effectively aided thetJnion cause;
but SUCH Ii the fact.
The Association, by Its Committees
and friends, and through this circular,
desires to make known the fact that
they are preparing to build a suitable
home AZ soon as a desirable location
can be determined on.
The locality where the home is to
be built will derive many benefits,
some of which may be here mention
ed:
First-The advertising of the ioea-
ton.
Seoond-The increasing OF trade at
such place.
Third-The building of the home by
the Association, and the building of
cottages by Posts of the g. A. r.
Parties desiring to have this home
located at any paI tieuIar place, will
please make it known to the under
signed by SEALED BIDS.
Please state accurately what induce
ments your location offers, either la
land or money, or both. Final action
ON propositions submitted will be
taken April IT, 1896, at Macon, Mo.
The Association reserves the right to
reject any and all propositions.
For further information, please adj
dress the undersigned President, at
No. 30OI Magnolia Ave: or Secretary,
No. ELISA Sheridan ve., st. Louis.
HoLLEN f. DAY, President.
BELL SEAMAN, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
PRAIRIE LEA ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
PRAIRIA LEE, Mo, January H.--The
roads are like May time,
The wells ! getting low and stock
water Is scarce.
The measles have broken out In our
neighborhnod.
Little Johnnie Irons Ia sick witt, the
measles.
James Worsnam was at Rush Hill
Friday and Saturday on business.
Mr.. Rankin's child IL sick with The
measles.
Mr.. James Russ and daughter, Miss
Annie, of Mexico, visited friends here
Monday and Tuesday.
George Adams, Jr, sold a bunch of
hogs Monday for which he received
Ss.e per hundred.
Saturday was the coolest LAY we
have experienced on this Prairie for .
number of years. The temperature
was II degrees below zero. Professor
Hicks missed far the mark.
Philip Shire ia IN Illinois, where he
was called by q telegram Saturday.
stating his aunt was dead.
Miss Nellie Siayeps will return to
her home, near Martinsburg, DO, this
week. We are sorry indeed to have
Miss Nellie leave us, She has made
many friends during her short stay
here by her cheerful disposition aud
amiabie ways.
Mr., NJ. Hook, of Texas, Il visiting
here.
Billie Frazier lost a good mule last
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
UP WITH THE ES.
The New Store Room of "The
Racket" q Beauty-Filled
Full of all Kinds of Goods.

One OF the oest arranged and
most convenient store rooms in Mex
leo is that of "The Racket" No. u
Washington street. This store house
has been enlarged TO i04 feet in
length and two large chew windows
have been added, making it a mod
ell of beauty. The enlargement gives
the hrm a carrying capacity of three
times the goods formerly handled.
Boots, shoes and several lines of
clothing have been put in lately and
these, added to nearly everything
else a buyer could possibly want,
make an immense stock. The
show windows are marvels of beauty
and the displays were arranged by
Charley Gallop, who exercised much
artistic taste in fixing them up.
M. l.. Brown & Co. ale proprie-
tors OF "The Racket" Mr.. Brown,
who is a travelling salesman for a
large Boston shoe house, has been
in the city for a week or more Mr..
J. w. Plat is the resident partner.
Both are business men of rare quail
ifications and are genial, clever gen.
tlemen.
One pleasing feature about f'The
Racket is, the prices of goods and
wares are placarded on nearly every
article. 1t is IA regular city-like
store and is enjoying a large trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
YOU sGs CREEK HENS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
YoUsas CREEK, Mo-, Jan. I5.-The
thermometer was 10 degrees below
zero last Saturday.
Social parties are all the go.
A literary society has been organic.
ed at Bryan.
There will DO q great number of hogs
fed for market.
Prot. Ed. Patterson IL welding the
birch Mt Bryan.
Miss Claire Grantham spent a few
days with friends ON sthe creek
Mrs. Martha Adams, wife of John
Adams, died at her home on Youngs
Greek recently.
j. N. Berry has returned to Texas
to look after his interests.
j. j. Wakefield and j. Blum have
each given a grand hop to their many
friends, and On each occasion the
guests tarried until q late hour.
Uncle Dick Bruce bought OF Cole
Bruce 80 acres of land.
1t 10 rumOred that Col. T. j. Gate
wood will move On his fine farm In
the spring.
Johnnie Blum has been TO Kansas
City on a visit.
Constable A. p. johnson Las APP
pointed w. w. Wilson, of Moline, his
deputy for two years. No better APP
pointment could have been made, al
MI. Wilson is well qualified.
Miss Edith Hollingshead has return
ed to Columbia after spending several
with home folks.
Z. Winterhalter has taken up -four
year old horse with the intention of
posting. The animal is brown in color
and lame in the right hind Leg.
We expect a wedding in the near
future ii she don't go back OH
J. T. Leeper, of Moberly, has moved
to Mexico to reside. We are glad to
welcome him back to Audrain Coun-
ty. They always come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Letters.

List Of letters remaining in the post
Office at Mexico, Mo-, for the week
ending January 10, 1895, which ifnot
called for in thirty days will be sent
TO the Dead Letter Office at Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please say advertised"
Sallie BULGE, Jacob Barnes, Mrs. M,
B. Davis, Thos. Hollconab, W. Hulen,
Susie Jamison, Mrs. Jno. Locke. Ar
thur Mumm, Nat Morris. Isaac Miller
Mrs. Amy Miller, Leonard Mathews,
Miss Mollie Master, Otto Patrick, Mrs,
Purlina Robinson, Mrs. N. III. Smith,
Joseph Spencer, Jammie White and
r. A. Winnau.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
THE oArrLE FIRA FAILURE.
Attachments attn Being Run ON Elliot
i MeNaml-N9 Arrests Have
Eeen Made.

Messrs. Elliot aud McNama, pro-
prieteEs OF the cattle and feed firm oil
that name, oi Laddonia and Mar
tinsburg, which failed Thursday
Jan. 10, were in this city Monday in
consultation with their lawyer,J. M.
Barker, OF Mexico, and Mr. II. Nj,
Pollard, of St. Louis, who is attorney
for the Evaas,Snyder- Buell. live
stock firm oil Chicago and st. Louis,
and who have an 90, 1000 mortgage
against 400 head OF cattle now pas,
tured On the Brown and jeff Jones
farms, about 10 miles southeast of
this city. A multitude of attach
ments. large and small, are coming
in daily. II in said that there is an
attachment on the stock on the Gene
Jones farm in the Circuit Court al
Fulton involving all parties interest.
ed in complicated litigation, The
liabilities are at least $40, 600, The
assets which can be realized upon
are very small
O, P, Jones, OF this city, has an
attachment OH tho stock of the firm
Tor Sl,400. They used feed from his
farm to that amount.
b, Fennewala, OF this county, has
an attachment Tor ~, 400 1t is
claimed that he sold them cattle TO
that value, for which he never re-
eeived pay,
The report that the Laddonia
Bank is also a loser by this firm'a
failure is not true. Good securities
saved it.
The report also that Messra. Elliot
i MeNama were arrested ID also
false. Mr., Elliot said TO a LEDGER
reporter Monday that as far as
no could see there would be no ne.
cessity or excuse to make any arr
rests. 1--WE have robbed no one O
killed anybody and are not going to
ran away. The reports TO that effect
are all false" said the senior part
ner of the defunet firm.
Assignee I'll. G. Turner and three
appraisers left for the east end to-
day to appraise the stock owned by
this firm. The failure is a large one
and involves many creditors, large
and small, besides those mentioned
above.
On the Brown farm was found l5S
head of cattle aad about 2250 bush.
els of corn, which will amount to
something over $4,000. The ap-
praisers will visit the jeff Jones farm
to- morrow,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The gold reserve has been reduced
to s75, GOO, 600.
Robert E. Ely, once Attorney
General of Georgia, died in al aims,
house.
Bill Cook is in the penitentiary at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, awaiting extrsdi.
ton papers.
1t is rumored that ext Governor
Hogg of Texas will start a news
paper at Dallas.
Secretary Gresham has sent to The
Senate the correspondence regarding
the surrender OF two japanese spies
to China.
The House Ways and MeansC om-
mittee has decided to report theWil-
son bill for removal OF the differen-
tisl on sugar.
William G. Welkerson, who es-
capped from the Pettis County (Mis.
souri) Jail last week. was caught e.
Springfield, Mo.
The false work on a Menongahela
River bridge was blown down,
throwing three men into the water.
One was killed.
r. G. Outcalt, ex.cashier OF the
defunct Capital National Bank oil
Lincoln, Neb., was indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury.
The House Appropriations Com
mittee has completed it's draughs oil
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
1t carries s3s .O00, 0oo.
To escape from a burning house
John hitledge OF Baltimore leaped,
with bis vile in bis arms, from a
second.story window. Both were
| killed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Live o Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5-Good native
steers sold steady but slow. Prices
Good steers from s4.l0 to $500, mo
medium steers S3.15 to 1856. feeders
from $500 to $3.50, stockers s.. s5, COWS
and heifers $2.35 to $2.T5.
Hostile best hogs sold at $3.50
to SASS. Pigs and lights averaging
than $50 lbs. $3.50 to 81 .05. Light
and light mixed hogs $50 to 1870 lhs.
average in extremes at $3.95 to $4.25.
the bulk at 81 to $4.20. Mixed and
butcher weights 200 to $50 lbs. average
sold at $40 TO S4.55, the bulk ut S4,25
to SAG. Heavy hogs rough to best
sold at $4.25 to S5.55. The packing
range was SA.15 TO $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Suffering nj Sedafia, No.

SEDALIA, Mo-, January 13.--The
extreme cold weather has caused a
great deal of offering among the
poor people of this city, but the
Associate Board of Charities and
the city sanitary officers have thus
far been able to meet the heavy de-
mands for food, fuel and clothing.
To day the George r. Smith Col.
lege building was offered as a tenn
porary asylum for destitute people,
and the officers of that institution
are furnishing free soup to all who
have sought shelter there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
A Good old Colored Woman Dead.

+Aunt" Mandy Lew, a colored
woman, wife of Jesse Lew, who
lives II miles north of Mexico, died
Sunday. She was a negress loved
and respected by all the people Of
her neighborhood. The deceased
was one OF those sole time'' darkies
and belonged to the late JoelGuthrie
before the war. She was about SO
years old. The remains were buried
neal Santa Fe to -day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Entertainment Thursday Night.

The ladies of the Maecabees will
give a supper Of cake, coffee and
oysters on Thursday evening, Janu-
airy II, at McKinley's old bakery ON
Jefferson street, from 6 to 10 at %
cents. Walter Baker g. Co.'S delic.
ious cocoa will also be served. Ev,
erybody invited. Committee
Mrs. f. A. SANNEBEcK.
Mrs. r. w. MILLER.
DIT Mrs. r. M. GREASY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
~cENTRALiA ITEMS.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondents Of the Ledger.
CENTRALIA, Mo-, Jan. 15.-The
Moberly Ice Company is harvesting
ice on the lake near here.
Jack and Walter Robertson, OF
CLARK, NO., came down Sunday to
see their best girls.
Mr.. Lewis is in Southwest Mis-
souri, looking Tor q location. By his
leaving, We lose one of our most
prosperous farmers and stockmen.
Skating on the lake is still very
fine.
Parties and dances are the order
Of the day.
The ReDick ball vas not largely
attended Friday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
and winter, and the product finds a
ready market at home, in Mexico,
and the immediate vicinity.

A0@AJ hiatASt az uuIAc, Ill mG4Icua
and the immediate vicinity.
MT. CARMEL POST OFFICE.
omerDetienne ia operating a mine
at Mt. Carmel; shaft 81 feet deep,
horsepower. This is the same seam
OF coal az that worked at Vandalia
and other parts OF the county, and
Is worked after the same method.
Mine only operated in fall and vim
ter to supply home trade.
vANDALIA rosT.oPFIeE.
Vandalia Coal Company, VIM.
Bevan, president, - Mine located one
mile west OF Vandalia and connected
with the Chicago Il Alton railroad.
Shaft rs feet deep, and equipped
with very good machinery, Ventil.
alton produced by a l0.foot pan,
which was giving good results, First
inspection was made Nov. Is, and
mine found in good condition, With
a good current OF air passing along
the face of she workings. Second
inspection was made MarcL 2Slh,
and found that the requirements Of
the law were closely observed and
obeyed, Coal 30 inches thick over
laid with strong black slate roof;
we'll adapted for the long-wall meth
cd OF mining, which is used here.
The mine is dry with good high
roadways, and ia good condition.
The product is consumed by the
railroad company, which is taken
out OF the chates areeted at The mine
to coal engines. From 90 to 60 men
and boys employed miningis paid
Tor at the rate Of 81 cents per ton.
Thos, Morgan, superintendent.
Audrain Manufacturing and Coal
Company, Z, Dixon, superintendent.
Mine located at Vandalia; shaft
90 feet deep; steam power used for
hosting, Formerly this mine was
owned and operated by the Audrain
Brick and Manufacturing Company,
but IN July, 1898, IL was purchased
by the Nanaalia Coal Company,
which company is operating the
mine at present. Considerable i'm
provement has been made inside and
out at this mine since the present
owners took charge; the old engine
was taken out and a larger n put
IN it's place; the old pit-head was
taken down and Il new one. erected,
and a new engine house has also
been built. All the entries have been
made higher, timbered and cleaned,
and the mine is in much better COM
dition than formerly. The coal is
so inches in thickness, overlaid with
Il good slate roof and worked on the
long wall plan; So cents per. ton
paid for mining, The clay is worked
in another part of the mine on the
room and pillar system, leaving the
coal for roof. Both coal and clay
mines are ventilated by the same
furnace, which was giving good re-
rults at both dates OF inspection,
November 18TH and March 2Sth.
The coal is consumed at the mine
for the manufacture of brick and
other articles, and to supply the
home trade. This plant gives en-
ploymens 10 about 80 me and boys.
Jacob Williams is superintendent of
the mine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
THE TUCKER HOUSE.

This popular hotel IL now being re-
modelled and thoroughly refitted and
farnished by Its weIE-known and just
~ popular proprietress, Mrs. Mamie
SofEIlern. who is now its sole proprie-
tress and manager, she having pur-
chased the interest of her former part
ner. Mrs, Edmondston;. and when IL
in finished (which win be done In q
few days) Ii viii be second to no hotel
of its class in Central Missouri. The
rate &C this hotel Is only $1.00 per day.
Especial attention 10 always given 70
tho travelling public. Open day and
night. nilFep.io.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Attention, Printers.

II You are thinking OF starting a
newspaper write me at once. / have
q good second hand plant Except
presses) for sale, or will 60 in with
the right man If he locates in the
right place. r. M. WHITE,
Proprietor Of Mexico LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
WEST q TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o
WALDrsa, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, {.
Halls Catarrk Cure is taken internally. act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
The very Resi- Coai Cheap.

/ will sell coal in any quantity on
the bank or delivered. My coal is
as good as any mined anywhere. /
defy competition in prices. Give
me a chance before you buy. My
coal bank is II miles southeast of
Mexico. Address w. w. Meow
an, Martinsburg, Mo. d&wtf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Sinis-COx.

Mr.. Egbert Sims, a prominent
young farmer living about II miles
southwest of Mexico, was married
to Miss Mertie Cox, a young lady Of
the same neighborhood, last night
at s O'Clock by Rev. Howell, of Gem
tralia. After the ceremony the
guests were given a reception by
the brides parents. The LEDGER
extends CONGRATULATIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

A. w. Fish and wife, nee Miss
Annie Rogers, formerly a teacher in
the Public Schools of this city, and
quite well known here are registered
at the CentralHotel for two months
stay in Mexico. MIR. Fish is state
agent for d. Appleton & Co.'S. refer.
ence books and has decided to make
Mexico his headquarters in this
state while canvassing for this large
New York book and publishing COM
pany. They are at home to their
friends at the Central Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

VIM. Hanly and D. E. Shea, oil
Mexico, are in st. Louis, delegates
to the annual state meeting of the
Father Matthew society.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Hopkins &c Edmonds' ice machine
is putting up two tons of ice a min
ute at the railroad lake and George
Morris, Jr., is building additional
ice houses for his ice harvest. We
will have plenty of ice next sum-
mar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

j. w. Boggs, the proprietor of the
Merchants hotel, is home from a
business trip to st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
rock Reugh-on-Rai

MARSHALL, No., January To-
John Brockway, forger, took Rough
on Rats in Saline County Jail last
night. Doctors pumped him out.
He is better and sorry he did not
die
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Sexton Foley reports that since
the 18th of last April there has been
SO interments at the cemetery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

The Tucker House has been rem.
ovated, refitted and improved gensr-
ally. See advertisement in the
Daily LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Corn for Sale.

j have 700 barrels of corn for sale
at 80 cents 4. OBJ. at WestG lasgow.
Part snapped and part shocked. Ad-
dress Estill, Mo-, /. r. EsTnLL.
AZ 3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17
Rev. Father Michael, a note

Rev. Father Michael, a noted
speaker of st. Louis. will lecture at
the Catholic church in this city on
the night of Jan. Goth; subject,
ssWoman's Worth" FatherMichael
will also preach at the Catholic
church Sunday morning, Jan. 20,
at 1920.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

The rapidity with which certain
species of insects move is something
truly astonishing. The common
house fly is known to make 600
strokes per second with its wings,
and the dragon fly 1900. In the
case of the fly the 600 strokes causes
an advance movement of q feet.
These are figures on ordinary flight,
and it is believed that the fly is
capable Of increasing both the strokes
and advance movement ssven-fold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Wesley Blankenship has returned
from California to reside perma-
nently in this county. They all
come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

aaafidiie Williams, son of J. L. Will
hnsis home fromOklahomato stay.
~ are glad to welcome Mr.. Will
|Rns back to Audrain county. They
&c0me back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Thos. Board left for Louisiana,
No., this afternoon, whence he re.
csived a telegram this morning that
his sister, Mrs. Allen, is dangerous
ly sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

P. w. Harding is in Chicago. He
M joined Mrs. Harding, who has
wen there several weeks under med
|al treatment. She is reported TO
N ~ a very critical condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

Hugh Logan, one of Laddonia's
prominent druggists, was in town
yesterday evening on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-01-17

John McCIiptic and family are
|ana nom Arkansas, where they
|iEe been residing for the past four
lEfs. Mr.. McClintic says they are
|Ask 10 Audrain to stay.