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Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

8 l,eoo,0oo, the per capita being q
meagre Is cents: one-fourth Of the
State revenue only went to the support
Of public schools; and proscriptiye
election laws, the most brutal in the
history Of free government, disgraced
our statute books.
Under these outword conditions the
/ Democratic party succeeded to the
contrul OF State Affairs 1t at once
entered upon the work Of uplifting
the credit OF the commonwealth by
honest and frugal management 1t
refunded our bonds at 81 per cent,
which were sold at a premium ineyery
market Of the country. 1t reduced
State taxation from 50 cents on the
eco valuation TO s5 cents: and this
session Of the general assembly has
further reduced State taxation to IS
cents on the slee yaluation-the lowest
State tar rate in the Union. IL has.
BY wise enactments, aided the counties
In the payment Of their debts and the
restoration OF their credit Ii has
raised the assessment OF railroads from
nothing 10 nearly sloO, 100000. IL has
provided By law that the fees and
earnings Of the State departments and
the interest upon public money shall
be paid into the State treasury. 1t
has made the State penitentiary self
sustaining. 1t has multiplied our
| State institutions from eight until
they now number twenty-one- 1t has
increased the capital Of the State
school fund until it now reaches near
IL A,500,Oo0. 1t has increased the
annual distribution OF school MONEYS
until last year it wss s~l,I70,o0o, the
per capita distribution being 81 n 1t
has increased the distribution Of the
State reyenue for the support OF the
public schools from one-fourth to one
third. 1t has repealed all prOscrip
tive election laws and acoords TO the
minority the same rights az the polls
enjoyed by the majority. 1t has paid
81, 76S,0oo Of bonds, outstanding
January l, 1873, and sz2,4O2. 0s2 IS Of
interest thereon. Under the pro
gramme adopted for the conduct OF
these exercises. forty-four guns have
been hred-one gun for each 81 ,0Oa,0 900
Of this entailed Republican indebted
ness, principal and interest.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
MOurned as Bead. sam Alive.

ARMSTRONG, No, March l4.-rAt
the outbreak Of the Spanish-Americar
war, IT,. o. Kraus, a resident Of this
place, enlisted as a volunteer. After
the war he was transferred to the
Philippines, where, after a few weeks,
i was officially reported that he had
been killed.
His relatives at this place thought
be was dead until the glad news came
to-day that he is still alive and at
present a resident Of Childers, Ter.
His aged father and mother have died
since this report was given out By the
war department He has just return
ed from the Klondike, where he
searched for gold.
He was met By Mr.. Moore, a passen-
ger conductor, who conveyed the news
to his relatives at this place that
kraas was stu alive and well. He is
a brother Of Charles Kraus Of this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

"HoSEsrY is the best policy is an
old saw, but is nevertheless true, as
the following from az exchange would
indicate: "A Iowa farmer had a c0w
killed by the cars a short time ago and
wrote to the railroad company asking
a slight remuneratiye damages, adding
that thirty dollars viii be considered
satisfactory, a the animal killed was
but a common COW and by no means
the best Of the herd.' The claim
agent Of the road promptly answered
the letter and enclosed a check for
800, saying: 1T is the first instance
since my connection with the claim
department OF the road that any other
than a full-blooded animal Of great
value has been killed BY our line and !
enclose 500 as damages and | would
humbly ask your photo to be framed
and placed in my onice.'n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
NEW Law QUESTION is RAISED
Is a Burglar Who Kills When OPP
posed Guilty Of Murderi

NEW YORK, March ills a burg
lar who attempts to escape when dis
covered in an attempt to break into a
house, and kills when opposed by
force at some distance from the scene
Of the attempted burglary, guilty Of
murdersT
This question has been raised by
Judge William J. GayI0r Of the
supreme court, in Brooklyn, in an
opinion which be handed down with a
decision to the effect that Duncan
Young, convicted Of having killed
George Eberhard in this city several
years ago, who was entitled to a
certificate OF reasonable doubt and a
new trial Young was tried before
Judge Foster last November. convict
ed Of murder in the second degree and
sentenced to twenty years in prison.
Judge Foster charged the jury to re-
turn a verdict Of murder or acquittal.
He refused to charge, with the request
Of Young lawyer, that the jury might
find the defendant guilty Of man
slaughter.
when the defendant was being
hunted as already described is cor
sidered," says Judge Gaynor, "and
that he was being fred at, from the
yard below, while the deceased was
striking az him with a stick from
above, and may have been in peril OF
being knocked Of the fire escape and
shot, it is difficult 10 see how the
trial judge has the right to decide as
a matter OF law that he may not have
had intent 10 kiiI; aud such intent
was 4 Necessary element Of murder
unless the defendant vas within sub
division Of the section Of the penal
which describes murder in the
first degree engaged in the commits
sion. or an attempt TO o0mmit felony" ~
Judge Poster charged that Young
was 80 engaged II the Identification by
the witnesses was sound and he was
attempting % enter the house for the
purpose Of robbery when d~iscoveded.
But he was not at the time Of the
homicide 80 engaged Judge Gaynor
says- ION the contrary be had desiSt-
ID and was a considerable distance
lway, viz, at the other end Of the
block, trying to escape. II it can be
aid TO have been still engaged in the
burglary, how far would he have had
be away before be would not have
'een engaged In Burglary"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

shock and and strain first. Yol
should thank Heaven that you hayl
nerves to warn you Of approaching
dangers.
Thousands in the glorious spring
time, who rise up each morning tired
wearied and miserable. stand in neec
Of Paineis Celery Compound, the
marvellous medicine that frees The
body from acid blood and morbid waste
material. Paine's Celery Compound
at the same time strengthens the
great organs the stomach, the liver
and kidneys When this good work
is accomplished, the nerve hbres are
made strong and vigorous and the
whole system reinforced.
A few bottles Of Palne's Celery Com
pound used this month will save you
suffering and anxiety later on. The
results given by Paine's Celery Com
pound are assuring AMI happy. Your
inward vii be a perfect and unham-
pered action Of a clear and healthful
brain and nervous system, pure blood
viii course through the body, you viii
have sweet and refreshing sleep and
good health.
Mn- A. d. Manning, Of Hunter.
Ark, 7p,-
Il have found Palneis Celery Con-
pound for yeaH % Be great blessing.
! vas in wretcbed health and could
DOT get . meal q victuzls without
sitting down and resting two Or three
lines While In this miserable co..
Hilton, almost wishingf for the monster,
70 take ne cut q my tr0sbie,
ny hrOtber-in-las advised me to try
Aines Celery Compound, and bought
ne a bottle I found immediate re-
LEI and vas soon we'll. Now I am
Yezrs old, and can do as
much work as almost any o0e, and
nore thana good many young girls III
earthly recommend il tozll sufferers"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

On February 3, 1896, Mrs. Jenni,
James died at the home OF her daugh.
ter, Mrs. C. Nj. Roberts, after a Sbori
illness Of paralysis, age g years and /!
days. She was the widow Of B. F.
James who preceded her to the grave
eight years Although not a member
Of the church she lived a Christian
life. Ready and willing, wben her
health would permit, to care for the
sick and needy thinking not 81 her.
self, but Of the comfort aud welfare Of
her family and iriendS her life was
spent in trying 10 make Others happy.
Besides four children she leaves a
number Of grandchildren, who viii
sadly miss grandma for many days
70 come. her memory will ever be
cherished BY all who knew her.
Y. X. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
THE DEBT HISTORY.
Governor Dockery Tells How Mis-
souris Obligations Were Incurred
Explains How the Credit Of
the State Was Restored

in his speech at the celebration Of
the Missouri debt cancellation, Gov.
Dockery said;
The debt was created between the
years OF 1851 and 1857. At that time
both Missouri and the National Gov
eminent we're aiding in the constrnc-
ton Of railroads The commonwealth
then leaned its credit to certain great
railroad enterprises, and secured the
loans by first mortgage liens upon all
the property Of the roads including
l,s34,43s acres Of land which had been
granted by the National Government
in aid Of their construction.
Eight Of these great trunk line roads
were thus bond1aided BY the State.
The railroads cast about $4,000 900.
and were amply sufficient TO secure
the payment OF the SO, 7ol, 600 OF bonds
issued in aid Of their construction.
During the Civil War the roads with
the exception Of the Hannibal & St.Joe
defaulted in the payment Of interest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

THE many friends which Representa-
tive Clay has made during the session
at jefferson City were much disap-
pointed that his taxation proposition
was defeated this week. A heroic
effort was made to r~esHrrect it under
reconsideration but it was again de-
feated. This matter seems not to be
thoroughly understood OF very largely
miscunStraed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
FRANCIS FOR PRESIDENT.
New York Herald Says Democratic
Leader Consider Him a Good
Possibility.

NEW YORK, March l5.-The New
York Herald prints the following from
Washington:
VERY serious consideration Is being
given to the availability Of former Coy.
David z. Francis, OF Missouri, as the
Democratic candidate for the Pres
dency in 1904.
"a strong movement is already I'M
der way to bring out for the consid-
Grafton OF Democrats the great adj
yantages the party would receive
through having Mr.. Francis for its
standard bearer.
"He has more substantial friends
among the solid men Of the Demo
cratic party throughout the Urited
States than any other Democrat liy-
ing, and these friends are willing at
the proper time to go to work and see
to it that he gets delegates from all
sections Of the country.
"Mr. Francis is described by men
who know him as the most popular
man in Missouri. He was Governor
four years. He was Secretary of the
Interior in the Cabinet of President
Cleveland, succeeding Hoke Smith,
and is now President Of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition Company. He is
undoubtedly the biggest man in point
OF personality and accomplishments in
the whole Southwest"
A very prominent Democrat said to-
day:
"Daye Francis would make an ideal
candidate for the Democracy. He
would have the hearty support OF con-
serTatiye Democrats who for eight
years have come TO regard the party as
the enemy Of property"
Genuine Superior Cooking Stoves
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

BosTOS, MAS, March l4.-Henry
Waterman, formerly postmaster Of
Miilbury, Mass, who claimed the dis
tinction Of having isseed the frsi
postage stamp used in this country,
is dead in Woonsocket, r /, at the
age q Sc
Mr.. WATERWAYS prominence as a
postmaster came in 1883 when be
made and used as postmaster at Mill
bury the nov famous Millbury STAMPS,
which to-day, according to the caia-
logue collectors are valued at from
esoot 70 g2a0 each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

THE great military parade is to be
one Of the most important features Of
the three days ceremonials in con-
nection with the centennial celebra-
ton Of the Louisiana Purchase and
The dedication Of the Worlds Fair
buildings at ST. Louis beginning
April 30th next. AdjutantGeneral
Corbin, the grand marshal, has select
ed Gen. Bates 70 command the 5,oOO
regulars and Gen. Roe, ranking officer
Of the New York National Guard, 70
command the militia regiments in
the parade, which win number 10, 900
70 1900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

JoHS w. POTS son Of ]. A. Potts
q this city, has been appointed AS
sistant Superintendent Of the cattle
department OF the state Fair at Soda
liza Mr.. Potts is a young man Of
ability in this line, and We feel sure
wiz give entire satisfaction to the
MANAGEMENT OK the Pair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Sale Under Deed of n

Whereas, ]. +. Triplett !
wife, NJ. !. Triplett, By their
trust dated November s, 1890.
corded In Deed OF Trust Book
page 1913, Ia the Recorder Of n
nee Of Audrain County, Misc.
yeyed the following lands, teF
That is TO say ten and fveI
dredths 40 5-100l acres Of tkI
west corner Of the northweN
OF the northwest quarter Of
-Four l4) Township FiitJ+E
Range Nine COZ West.
Which said conveyance was
trust to secund the payment q
tain pr0missoEy note in said q
scrloed, and whereas said 7
mains due and unpaid, default
Oeen made, now, Therefore, II
ylded In said deed Of trus
event OF the sickness or absens
Audrain County OF the trustee
named the then acting sheill
county upon the request Of M
OF said debt secured, shall sell
estate above described to
note, interest and the cost q
Ing this trust.
And, whereas, said truste
absent from the State and reis
act now, therefore, l, QuineI
Sheriff Of said county, will, W
powers In me vested by say
trust expose said lands for 81
highest bidder for cash at
front door Of the Court llOuS
leo, Audrain County, MiSouH
Friday, the 10th DayOi
A. d., 1908,
between the hours Of lOa, n
Of said day.
March ~. 1903.
QUINCY JANE
Sheriff Of Audrain
LIT & Acting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

1T seems 70 the LEDGER that Mex.
leo should be nd Of some Of the ANA
teur thugs and thieves who infest the
town BY this the LEDGER does not
mean in any way to reprimsnd the
police, as they are doing all in their
power to enforce the laws. But it
seems that these beginners are willy
enough to dodge the police while car
rying cut their petty work, and can
easily hold up a man OF break into a
store without much chance OF detec-
ton. The cases are practically mark
ed, but no one can furnish actual proof
Of their guilt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Eureka School CIose.

Correzrorcenee 81 TIE Ledger.
EuEEEA. March I7.-Lzst Thurs
day evenings large crowd assembled
In the Eureka school house 10 witnesl
the closing exercises Of the Eureka
sclool tonight BY Miss Judith Jones
An excellent programme vas carried
out
The pupils showed careful training
and did credit 10 their Instructor, who
gave general satisfaction. She ranks
among Audrzin's finest teachex
A PArRox.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
FREE N
And Farm Lands For Sale Cheap

On the 2lst Of April / will take a
party to Alberta, Canada. The rail-
road rates for the round trip viii be
s44.e0 Everybody is invited to go,
but If they cannot go l will be glad to
act as their agent in purchasing on
homesteading these lands. For fur
Their information call on or write to
E. A. GLENN,
Louisiana, Mo.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, after
April p, 1908. lat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

AN effort is being made 10 have
representatives Of the high schools Of
the State meet il an international
scholastic athletic tournament In
Columbia this spring. No date has
been set so far. but when the meeting
does c5ne OF Mexico High School viii
be represented.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

SOME one with an inquiring turn a
mind has figured that 'old John" a
Hannibal horse. which has pulled the
mail wagon between union station
and the pest ofhee Of that city for ID
years, has Travelled 1884, 30 miles in
performing his duty, The animal is
dead: and small wonder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Subscribers to the Weekly
Ledger win please examine
the date after their names on
the margin Of the Ledger and
govern themselves according
IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Gih Frnm Senator Ysst

COLUMBIA, Mo, March Ex-senator
George G. Vest has presented to the
State Historical Society a eopyof the
Documentary History Of the Consti-
tuition" one Of the most valuable pub
locations by the Federal government
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
CHICKEN STEALING A PEl
Senate Bill Passed by the HUusl
a Humorous Debate.

JEFFERSON Cry, March IL
a humorous DEBATE the Houx
passed the Senate bill making
felony 50 steal chickens. era
The measure was intro66u
Senate by Mr.. Dickinson, Of ID
now goes TO Gov. DockcryS
after which the midnight raj
hencoops who fall into the clut
the law may be sentenced to b
itentIary for five years. This
maximum punishment.
Mr.. Lee, OF Mississippi, led d
on the bill. He considered ID
ishment provided for such a pH
Tense to be entirely too sever
Lee was made the victim q
humorous inquiries.
M. DunCdns VI 81 Joseph, an
the objections raised in some
that the law was aimed princiH
negroes.
"a word TO you who love The
WE'LL" he said. 'gThis bin
aimed at the nigvar hut .t
offenders whose depredatioB
become unbearable in some
the State. Andrew county has
almost depopulated Of chickeB
Eighty-one voted for the bill
against it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Winters & Tucker, formerly Of this
city, now real estate agents at Perry,
recently sold $50 acres Of land, lying
near Laddonia, for Il. O. Kennen TO @.
W. Hoyt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Mrs. II. P. D. Stewart, who lived
about six miles south Of Perry, com
mitted suicide last Wednesday by cut
ting her throat Her mind vas de
ranged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
St. Patrick Declared an Engineer.

COLUMBIA, No, March n.-Tht
members Of the engineering class to
day adopted resolutions which declar.
ed St Patrick an engineer and the
patron saint OF all engineers. After
The adoption Of the resolutions, a
braS tend was scared and the en-.
gineer spent the remainder Of the
day parading the streets and serenad.
ing the other students The engineer
ing building was draped 10 green.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

TnE recital given at Hardin College,
Monday night By the pupils Of the ex.
preSsioE department was very enjoy.
bic 20 those who attended. The re
cstalS at Hardin College always pleases
the public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
MMMMMMMIMj

Mrs. Rufus Hisey and Mrs. }. G..
Lakenan and daughter, Miss Ruth,
left Monday night for San Antonio,
Texas. They will spend some time in
that state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

March 10th the G. & A. '
round trip tickets to Chicago
rate Of $3.50, good going only
cial train leaving Mexico at 90
Friday, March Goth, and nj
only on special train leaving q
at $50 p. M, Sunday, March
/. NJ. RIcHGn
Ticket n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

The California Legislature has de-
cided ca $4,000 for a state exhibit at
the Worlds Fair, St Louis. This
viii be in addition to the county APP
preparation which viii exceed the state
apprnnriatinn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Executor Motto

Notice Is hereby given ;
Probate Court ot Aulain
granted letters 30 the ~
upon the estate OF f. NJ. ~
ceased, bearing date Of Jangas
And notice Is hereby w
persons having claims agl
estate that they must be pr
allowance 20 this court
year from the date OF said
unless presented within
from the date OF The same
forever barred. uudl
b. \. DOh
6l-it ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Wanted-A lady stenogrzpher be-
tween twenty and twenty-five yezn
old who isa correct speller and a good
grammarian- Permanent place State
salary. Address Pc. Box So, Macon,
Mo. d2-wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
To Trade For Mexioo Residenee

Two residences with s lots in a good
town. Rent pays II per cent. on invest
ment. VIII pay cash difference Address
Dg. s. G. ADAMS, Mexico. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Gnp Remedies in Great Demand.

When colds and grip are prevalent
The quickest and surcst remedies arc
IN great demand. Mr.. Jooeph d.
Williams, Of AcDua, Va, says that
be was cured q q very deep and last
ing attack Of IA grippe BY using
chamberlain's Cough Remedy after
tying several other p~rearation with
no effect For sale BY all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
A New Partnershin Formed.

W. A. Sharp, formerly Of this city,
who left here some weeks ago to re-
side In Kansas City, has returned e
Mexico and will be associated with
Theo. J. Williams In the real estate
business. Mr.. Sharp is a young mar
Of business ability and will succeed.
sam c. Armstrong and wife, OF Mar
quette, Mich, are the guests Of Mr.,
Armstrong; brothers, A. G. and j. B.,
in this city. Mr.. Armstrong has beer
away from Mexico about Is years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Thee. ]. Williams, who has an Office
with J. NJ Pollard on the south side
Of the square, viii move to rooms over
the Pacific Express Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
DO you WAKE up
Ia the Morning Feeling Tired
and Miserable?
Paine's Celery
Compound

viii Restore Lost Energy and Give
You That Vim, Snap and Strength
You Should Possess in springtime
II you wake up In the morning feel
ing tired and miserable, let as assure
you that nature is warning you OF
dangers; you have commenced to drift
on the rocks and shoals OF disease.
Overwork, worry, harassing cares, OF
1t maybe excuses, are producing their
dire effects Your nerves feel the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Capt J.. @ Buckner was in Sturgeon
On business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Low Rate Excursion 10 Chi;

Poultry Netting all widths; "
the price. FERRIS & CAUrEI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19

Genuine Superior Cooking Stoves
the kind that bakes.
FERRIS & CAuTHORN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
Field and Garden
SEEDS.

Fancy home grown, re-cleaned
Timothy Seed, per b.. .......sI IS
Fancy, recleaned Clover Seed, per
5 90
Fancy clean tuo chat Kentucky
Blue Grass Seed, 70 ........ Is
lFBulk Garden Seeds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
DRIED FRUITS

Fancy Dried Sugar Corn. b..
Fancy suD-dried Apples h.. I
Fancy evaporated Peaches lb. F,
Fancy large raisin-cared Pruues.
Fancy eyaporated Apricotx b- /
fSncy dried Lima Beans. d..
Fancy dried Peas. h.
fancy eFap0rated pitted Cherries
Fancy evap1Fated Raisins. lh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1903-03-19
CANNED GOODS.
GOODS

'Crispos pkgs.
Sugar Shell free
Large package Rolled Cats
tPresent In each PACKAGE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-14

s I'd Fl; !! HS s ! Manila 14 lS a : aSs9'i H. rags : at 1T &c &c
kiBSs fsss, sa bleached at, SIS per ton; other
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per 100 lbs;
ste rylugnl Iron &c: heavy cast .o:' mailesble
l5sst brass Sc: heavy brass s.: copper 50; zinc
,op OF c~oRN-sellng one cob at 81 to 81. 10 per
a aS1 lbs. for pearl: mixed at soG15c. Rice at $40
P~ECANS-AveraEe receipts about 5L9llc:
quote: Farmers stock-Red at
iigai SeE =. ThIss s34q Ss n.r ,,. California
at lSSaiosc for hard.hei and iIesaaiSac for SOFT.
:, cHIssTNUTs-New West Virginia at SC per
GmHI1 eKoRT + secs per per bSi / ,, =, 81 FOR
i-sse ana 81 59mi - for shellhark-
,n sSo dSG at 2ef2,c per gal: inferior
DRIED F~RUITs-ouotc. nominally: Eyaporat-
60 apries S'eaic for fair to SIC for good and &c
at l4aiisc; d an'T waste at iaiise: snn.dried quar-
,eac a, 4.:nT; strictly choice 1t SIC. sun-dtied
MAPLE srGAR AND sIRUP-New sugar at Sc
.Sr ID: Canadian at l3c; maple strip at ts9
GRASS ~sEED-ouo;e nolninally. per 100 lbs:
Timothy at 50 FOR ,fair to n.e5 FOR good and $3.50
binary up % silasn.& for clean bright: trashy.
t Mes chs,r disio!oFsd and unsonnd less; iedtop; seed
az &c up 70 Si.-1. according TO grade: Hungarian
c3oPERSTrFrs.Quo!e: Cotton -four Dbl. at
Mn Do rum meal f4nI E1l Iii ct s.: 10; 3 b at g; Dbl S9 si as fS:
lara t !e~ '. az ss 9:i pork RI i b6i. a, Os SIS. f H sSGiiss .f pst
set-No, l flour Dbl. g. mill run: 11ls;inch STOCK
ise: p%o-k bGi. iaisc. s Shaved ~ioopSF1our Dbl. $
for cooper. s. for hoosier; ls-bbI., 50; colled elm
'c6oPEEAGSaGSl"S f. sG0P Pss. a. So s'n for wood Wood and
g for ,r9n,bound ibbis,; pork bbls. at sos Tor
iat-top DO. 3ic: i.-bbls. s5c; meal 2Sc.
! BIC: 5l,S. HTG4aP Pass 5s.b per yard LIZ Eli iro at
cotton ties at si.O.is. Hemp twine &c.