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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-07-01

three eyeg mean King George the Third. had
behnyed himself as wen % our royal visitor
~ ~ give ~ UP. for it's too warm TO supDose any.
thlng when the thermometer Is trying 70 break
its neck by climbing mn ns high as possible.
-A bOni 83O p M. on tuesday last we had
Tegnls,r Cs,ntennial thunder storm; The salute
The warm weather does not seem TO lessen
the attendancelat the Centennial on the con-
trnty understand II IL on the incrense.
In oldon times people were sometmes burnt
az the stake. In these times the turnstile men
nte roasted at their stiles. I will endeavor TO
senu yOn a Iull list 81 the rOas ed, II possible.
We could get mp tlrstclass naval action in
out hnlbor NJ present for 1t Is filed with ships
DO not seem to be snottod. The Torpedo boat
y Weli worth looking at, aad n visit TO the diff.
ietent ships would be found very Interesting.
-MOsquietOes are coming TO the Centennial
In great numbers some Uf them will soon be
OF the royal blouG perhaps
The Mint is beng handsomely decorated:
allude TO Uncle Sans Mint, not the mint used
IN making lu CPS. tor u Il were not Tor the Altut
we could not wel have our mint lulpps.
WHY, is q that people seem to prefer the
shaly SIDE OF the street, especially Mt noon dayi
Happy - the young lidy VINO has n bold ice
cream driver igr sweet heart.
sweat board is said 10 pc q rambling game,
yet friend OF mine says he has sweat board
every night at thy fashionable house AZ winch
NJ Is stopping during the Centennial. ] Judge
roof
Charles Henry, hang that pieoe Of beef out
on on the window, IN tho sun, and when lts done
men, nut Il can't be helped.
VISITORS 10 the Ccn;Cnnial-f you wish TO
see one OF tho haudsUmt 81 ana best appointed
hie grocery establishments IN tins country (if
not In the world waen Won are IN the city Just
stop IN at r. Bradford ClarKes South West
corner OF Broad 4 Chestnut Sts. Mr.. g. has Just
removed from BrOad and Walnut SITS. 20 his
present commOlious quarters, his increasing
business demanding such change.
Thieves aud plcKpocKets expect to do good
business mere next week judge 50 from the
many suspicious looking gents ~ who arc nj.
ready promenadng our streets. A small mouse
trap votn In each pocket might possibly help
you To pinch the fingers Of some Of the frnterni.
ty | have no desire OF interest in the sale Of
mouse traps. so my auvice Is gratis
Tho West Point cadets 600 in numberl
have arrived ana are I'm camp near the Centen.
NAL bui.ning.. In the grounds Tney haYe a
band ot nifty pieces with them.
-COnversaton at present IL about who is TO
be the man at St Louis | think likely you will
Know who he Il before this letter reaches you.
These conventions ballot out many fond hopes
OF those who are copapiring, aspiring sand per.
Apring Tor the nOminauon.
lit ~ not pleasant 10 st under locomotive
boiler AZ this time Of the year. A ride on a
turn.tnble would be much better For further
particulars apply TO
Yours Truly. MARCUTIo.
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Democratic National Convention.

The Democratic National Convention
met Tuesday in st. Louis, and elected
Henry Watterson, of Kentucky, Tenn
porary Chairman. Mr.. Abbott, of
Massachusetts, offered a resolution
adopting, until otherwise ordered, the
rules of the last National Convention,
which included the two-tbirds rule.
The resolution was adopted. Commit
tees on Permanent Organization and
Resolutions were then appointed, and
Miss Phoebe Cozzens, of St. Louis, was
heard in behalf of woman suffrage. A
recess was taken until evening, when
the Committee on Permanent Organi-
zation reported Gen. John A. McCler-
nand, of Illinois, for permanent Presi-
dent, with vice president from each
State. The report was adopted, and
General McClernand took the chaiIs
Mr.. Belmont, of New York, read some
resolutions arraigning the Republican
party and appealing to the American
people to put an end to sectional strife.
Thursday morning the Convention
adopted platform and nominated
Samuel j. Tilden, of New York, for
President, on the second ballot. The
vote stood I; Tilden, 535 Hendricks,
60 Hancock, SO /; Allen, 81 Thur
man, % Parker, 1S, and Bayard, II.
Without balloting for Vice President,
the Convention adjourned until Thurs
day morning, The platform severely
arraigns the Republican party favors
hard money, but demands the repeal of
that clause in the Resumption oct which
fixes the date of resumption insists
upon economy and reform in the ma
tional administration and demands a
tariff for revenue only, and the restrlc.
tion of Chinese immigration.
On Thursday morning Mr.. Hen
bricks, of Indiana, was nominated for
Vice. President.
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Local and Personal.

Let every house be covered with
flags on the Attn of July.
Owing to the length OF our report
OF the Campbell trial, several articles
have to go over until our next issue.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
has declared dividend OF 81 per cent,
payable on and after Sunday the 10Th
day of July.
The commencement exercises of
Lafayette College, Easton, were held
on Wednesday. The graduating class
numbered 6s.
David Ebbert Is we'll supplied with
handsome rigs for the Fourth, still If
you want to ride on that day you had
better secure your team In advance.
Miss Emma l.. Kopitzsch, and
Miss Sallie Strouse, both of POttsville,
were in town over Sunday, the guests
of Miss Tillie Leuckel. They left for
Bethlehem on the | I'm. train Monday,
L. V. R,R., expressing themselves very
highly pleased with their visit to our
borough.
The Emperor Dom Pedro was in
Bethlehem on Monday last, and accom-
panied by number of prominent gen
tlemen visited the University, Lehigh
Zinc Works, Bethlehem Iron Works,
&c. The distinguished visito returned
to Philadelphia in the evening.
-A little son of the Widow Evans,
residing in the neighborhood of the w.
b. @. IL l. Co.'S boat yard, in East
Weissport, who had been missing since
Tuesday forenoon, was found at the
mouth of the lock- feeder on Wednes =
day evening, having, as is supposed,
while at play accidentally fell into the
canal and been drowned.
in this borough, on the evening of
the Fourth, there will be one of the
grandest fantastic displays ever witness
ed by our people. Extensive prepa q.
tions are making to make the display
as comic as possible with fanoiful
dresses, antiquated horses and mules,
delapidated wagons, and all manner of
outlandish " musical" instruments.
The line will form on Sd street, at about
$50 p. m.
H-At the regular stated meeting of
4hinito Castle, No. 7S, A. o. X, OF the
NJ. c., held on Monday evening last,
the following officers we're elected for
the ensuing term II. j. Hunsicker,
S. X. c.; James Styers, S. X. V. c.;
Wilson X. Benninger, S. X. +. L.;
Sam. r. Gilham, S. X. r. and f. s.
Chas. o. Beck, S. X. A. r. S.: A. G..
DOllenmayer, s. X. T.; John Gaggus,
S. X. l. g.; Phil. Bartholomew, S. X.
o. g.; Trustee, Is mos, +. z. Semmel.
IA barn belonging to Mr.. Jacob
A fGraver, near Big Creek, was totally
destroyed by fire on Thursday night OF
last week, between the hours OF 10 and
II o'clock. The horses had been TAX.
en- from the building and tied TO the
fence, one of which was badly scOrched,
and the horned cattle were also turned
loose IN the yard. Immediately upon
the breaking out of the FIRE some one
called Mr.. Graver and discharged q
pistol, but when Mr.. Graver made his
appearance no one was around. The
fire was undoubtedly the work Of al
incendiary. The entire building and
contents were destroyed. Insurance
$500.
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AND COUNTY TAXES.

The undersigned hereby notifies the Taxpav.
ers OF the Borough OF LehlghtOn, that he has
been appointed by the Commissioners of Carbon
County 10 COLLECT the STATE and COUN
ny TAXRS, In said Boz ough. for the year 1876
and IN persunncc OF said appointment, bv re-
quest OF the Commissioners, all persons liable
10 State and County Taxes, are required to
make immediate payment thereof, at fits office
in Oborts Building, within THIRTY DAYS
from this date, and thereby save costs Of collec
tons. II. A. BEL1Z, j. p, Collector
Lehighton, July I, IS76-3w.
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New Advertisements.
no DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

Notice ts hereby given. that the Duplicates of
uNCOLLECTED BOROUGH POOR TAX ES
ior l6784 have been placed in nv hands for col.
lection. Persons Kn0winp thpma el YES indeht a
iOi salh Iakes are requested to ca II At my office
N obett's Building and make i;umediato paw
ment AMI save costs of snit III a BEIJ'Z. Up
Lehighton. July I, IS7f-3W
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You will find tremendously large
assortment Of FIREWORKS and
FLAGS at the bakery and candy store
OF j. w. O'Neil, opposite the tst
National Bank. Very cheap for cash.
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The Fourth In Lehiphton.


The people Of this borough have de,
clded to celebrate next Tuesday, the
Tooth anniversary Of the Declaration
Of Independence by parade aud n
grand pic mic In Llnderman's Grove.
Gnaden Huetten Council, o. U. A. NJ,
taking the lead In the getting up Of this
demonstration, tho Committee OF ar
rangements have worked with untiring
zeal to have everything complete for
the occasion, and we earnestly hope
that our citizens in general will lend
their aid towards making this q celebra-
ton long to be remembered. The fol,
lowing is the
PROGRAMME.
Boys OF &c IN uniform carrying Flag.
orators IN Carriage.
Continental Band
Coalfcld Council, o. u. A. NJ.
Gnnden Huctten Council. q u, A. NJ,
Improved order tied Men.
Patriotic sons Of America
Band.
JrO. u. A. NJ.
Lemgh hook & Ladder Co.
Base Bal Clubs.
CltizenB.
The procession will form on Bank street. right
resting on Iron street Organizations VIII re-
port 70 the Chief Marshal Vt na,t-past eight IN
the morning. the procession wlll move at nine
O'Clock, sharp. chef Marshal, A. w. Horn
Tho procession will then move over the io.
lowing route Down BnnKway TO WeisspOrt
School House. out School st, TO White ST., up
White ST and on TO LehightOn, up Bank st., 10
Longs; Countermarch down Bank 20 North ;
up North o End down 2nd TO Iron up Iron
to 3rd up 3rd To Mahoning ont Mahoning 20
grove
On arriving at the grove the follow
ing exercises will be observed
/. Music.
Hon A. ]. DURLlNG.
3. uslC.
I. Grafton by w NJ. RAPsHER, Esq.
After which there viii be amusements OF
various Kinds
A cordial invitation is extended 70 the citizens
of I.ehiPhtOn and eisspOrt to JON with us, IN
celebrating the one hundreth birthday of Am.
mercan Independence.
We would also respectfully suggest that all
the church and school house bells be rung nt
sunrise on the morning OF tho 4th and that the
citizens decorate their houses.
BY Order Of
W, II. REX.
LEWIS TRAINER
CHARLES SCHMALE.
Com of ARRANGEMENTS.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF VaIuble Real Estate.

The underslgnpd VIII Ofior nt pnbIIc snIe, ON
the premises, in FrnnNiin tOwnsntp. carbon Co.
Pa, about 2k mites South of the Borough Of
" eissport, and in close proximity to School
Church, Mills, &C., ON
Saturday, July 1st, 1876,
commencing at Two O'clock p. NJ, the following
described valuable REAL BSTA1 II contain.
ing II Acres md Perches, strict measures, Nd.
Joining lands of Tilghman Dreisbach, william
Schwelbiuz ann POhO POGO Creek
The Improvements thereon consist of 6r-A
n Three.Story BRICK DWELLING HNgN
HOUSE. % X 20 feet Bank Barn, 70 X slssAskll
40 feet, Hog Stable Slaughtering House 90.
There ~ neveT.faling Wei OF Water with
Pump and n fine richard OF Choice Fruits con
sisting OF Apple, Cherry, Peach and Pear Trees,
and Grape Vines. go
Persons wishing to examine the property Will
please cali nt Paul Bo er's, on the premises.
Terms will be made known Mt time and place
OF SALE by JOS GREENIWElG.
j. RERIG, Auctloneer. June l'-3w
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The Coal Trade.

The following table shows the quantity Of coal
shipped over the Behigh Valley Railroad for The
week ending June 24th. 1875 and for the year
compared with the same time last year
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SOLID WEALTH |
100000 IN GIFTS!
urhndest Scheme ever Presented TO tho Public
A EORTuNE For ONLY &I2.

VIZ - - - OA- ~ WA~'
rrHE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY, authorized bv special act of
the Kentucky Legi luluIe, Tor the Oenetit of the
PUBLIC ~CHOOLS OF FRANKFORT, will
have the first Of their series OF Grand Drawings
ut MAJOR HALL, In the CITY Of Frankfort, KY,
on TIL RSDs Y, AUGUST 81, 1876 on which
occasion they will distribute to the ticket hold
ers the immense gum OF
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EoR GOOD JOB PRINTING, CALL AT
THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE.
Work ready whon promised, and at city prices,
Be sure 20 oall-it will pay 10 do 80.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21
Subscribe for
uHE wEEET.Y E.EDGER
Largest and Best Paper in Audrain county.
last Saturday. He reports the
schools in fins order.

last Saturday. He reports the
schools in fins order.
Locals all friz up this week.
You only have about a week in
which to pay your taxes and save
the penalty. Pay up and save extra
charges.
]. Bondkin has put up a new Fair
banks scales opposite Whites Livery
Stable.
We are patiently awaiting general
results this week. Trust by next
issue We can favor You with some
news.
MIR. Paris who killed Hinson a
few days since has 'vamoosed The
ranch
On last Saturday as farmer was
driving s load of corn up the eieva-
tor owned by Carter & Hiscy he
saw the trap was opsn and 80 had
TO stop, the wagon of course began
backing down the lncIined plane,
running against the guards 1t knock
ed them off and the wagon ard
team all fell in nice little spill to
the ground, except a smashed wag
on, nothing was hurt.
Mr.. Lee, o. S. Baptist preacher OF
Fulton, filled the church of that &c
nomination in this city last Sunday
The ice men are now suprsmely
happy.
Presiding Elder Cope flied the
NJ. e. Church of this city on last
Sunday. He. was greeted with a
fine audiences both nsrniug and
evening.
Jones Il Co. up to the present time
have slaughtered over 500 hogs.
A few days since as one Of cur
friends gay young fellow was Sit
ing In his room talking with some
chums he happened to look over to-
ward the Hardin College as he saw
what appeared to him TO be some
falr maid waving her handker Chief.
He jumped up with the remark boys
must see into this little thing lie
left the house and perigrenated
around near the Seminary 10 see
about it, and he saw, not some fair
maid trying to draw him to her with
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21
RATHER ROUGH.

% last Friday Mr.. j. HlnsOn, o.
Menros county, residing a. The resi-
dencs of bis son In LlttIeby thiI
county died from blow on thu
head in ficted by one Paris.
1t appears that on Dec. 18th Hin
son had been to Mexico and imb!beI
most too freely OF corn juice witt
the accustomed effect of making hlI|
quarrelso me. After reaching tH
house of Paris and eating dinner
got into al alteration with sa1
Paris. The result uf which W
that Paris struck him beside Il
head with an oak plank about 70
isst iong two inches thick and fol
inches wide. He never spoke n,
was he again conscious after bel
struck. After laying in a eomatd
condition till last Friday he di]
Verdlct OF coroaefes jury was that
died from wourd inflicted by 81
Paris.
DR.. Macfarlane held post mort
examination, and as a matter
course, had to saw the fellow up ID
mince meat.
DR.. Russell coroner was pros1
with q jury, three ot wnom We
from this city uosgrs. LEVEL
Davis, and Armstrong We failed
learn the names of the others. Pa
thought be would take a Change
venue and so be lit out.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21
MEXICO IN sPLINTERS.

Ice is ripe and ready to pick.
Just drop into Mitchell Bros and
examine their stock Of cis arstts and
cigarette papers.
Chickens are $500 per dozen. ;
Several Of the pa.rsns of the paper
have made US pleasant calls this
week, they were highly appreciated
There are others we would like to
hear from.
This office returns thanks to
Mitchell Bro. for o handsome pres
sut in The way Of grapes; they were
especially appreciated 40 it is not
the season for such a luxury
Ice 10 at least twelve inches
thick.
DIR. Vineil can tell you how to
dodge q book agent, insurance
agent or lightning rod man, but
don't call al his study.
The gentlemen are making great
calculation on the ladies keeping
open houses new years day How
is il? ALI those who are going to thus
favor their friends and keep up q
.,;us honored custom will please LET
US know SO we can give a general
-tstement for the benefit Of cal
Iers,
Tbs days are now At their short
est and We hope their soldsst.
Wm. Sins has moved his fami-
+ to this city and is living in his
residence formerly occupied by Judge
3achner and family.
Hog cholera is still prevalent IL
some parts of the county. Remsm'
bar arsenic is not shurs cure, but
,hura 10 Kill.
TT'3 VII taIe turkeys in exchange
for the LEDGER, yearly gobbls
Ter yearling gobbler.
Look cut for lead, niools and quar-
t9rR.
Philharmonic meets Friday nigh
Dec. 23d, at the residence OF Mr.
rmaduke.
rros. Brady, Superintendent o
| Public Schools made as o social cal
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

to this city AMI delivered to Sheriff
Glasoock. He was arrested On last
at Montgomery for break
ing into store and stealing sack
of -four. He was guarded ali day
Sunday by white men al armed to
the teeth with 6 shooters and rifles.
He says be had no idea OF running off
yet don't love 20 be suidczed.
Save your corn, tor some Of our
friends from the country inform US
that there is already scarcity of
this staple article even in parts OF
this county and that some farmers
are even now .ompells TO buy. Ii
you will listen to.us you will save
your corn. Corn will be inoDey be-
fore corn time again.
The Audrain Circuit Count Docket
will close Jan. 9Th, IT Court con
vsnss Monday Jan. 24th, II.
The Bonne Femme association
Sunday School Convention meets
with Mexico Baptist cturca Friday
Dee. 29lh rs.
Given away by a mouse'-Ihe
oulldozsd darkey who sto!o The -four
at Montgomery was gl:eo away by
"a mouse. The sack he took had a
mouso hole III il and the iour eaked
out ali the way home ana by this
hs was trailed to bis hole. IVhen a
man steals -four be shouli stesl full
nave lett.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

smiles &c. but he saw the blackest of
colored women hanging out the
washing. "
If you have delicate psice OF
machinery that yoa want mendsd
neatly and with dispatch just call on
McKean, the Gun Smith.
6. W. Covey and son made us a
social call Tuesday.
Bartz is going to just slaughter
boots and shoes between now and
the first of Jan.
J. Med. Trlmbls has our thanks
for substantial favors this week.
Call up and see our styles for new
years cards. The latest style out,
can; be beat anywhere.
Miss Mildred Hill, daughter of
DR.. Hill president Of Fulton Synodi
cal Female College vas in the city
on Monday. She was the guest o!
the Misses Silver.
w. Sammons near Salt River
church presented us last week
with large white owl killed By
| ". johnson. The bird measured
over 5 feet between the tips Of its
wings. 1t is she only whine owl we
ever saw. 1t 10 now under going
the proscess of beng stuffed-aot
that we intsod to eat it, but so tha,
we can have it as an ornarnent. 1t
is noble bird of the kind. Mr..
johnson has our thanks.
| DIR. Patterson of this city, the
we'll known pharmaceutist now hav-
ing his headquarters 1t Mitchell
Bro. drugstore,is building np a large
trade for his celebrated ague pills
and chill medicine. A single box
will cure the worst case of agae.
Look over eur columns and finC
who ADVERTISE They are the mer
that have large stoeks and can affort
to sell cheap. They are the liv'
business men and deserve 10 bs pat
1 ronized by all.
Prof. Davis has made up his mine
to issue history of this county
He should receive every encoul
> agemsnt for this is something whis
WI interest all. You will hear from
him personally as soon as he get
: things in good working order.
: We are andsr obligations to Mr.
B. Locke :vr statistics concerning k
Il. taxes for '76.
D Santa Claus has established hi
> headquarters at Stansburry & Mean
where he Is furnishing the fines
candies and all sorts of toys for al
; most nothing.
Col. Rlcksy, of Fulton, was in thi
city Monday He was on his way
to st. Louis but got left.
Seven car load of soldiers passet
this city on Monday en- route for tn
Indian region.
Null & Nelson have just received
arother car load of salt.
On Monday last we noticed sever
III OF the country boys full of 'ben
zlne;' guess they follow the saying
d drunken man can't freeze
Capt. nickerson has again taksl
charge Of the Hardin House AM
would be pleased to receive th'
patronage ot his Old friends and til,
public al large.
Call up and get sample copy o
The LEDGER L viii not ccst yo'
ANYTHING and may re plt in nautna
: benefit.
Audrain County 1ia5ieaG
meets Friday events { D y. AZ
olice OF Drs. Mcia.Iaaa !, ea.
Il Balldozing at Monte
d ! Monday colored man was brous
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Blum & Son have on hand, and for
the next thirty days will sell at cost,
the following articles and many 9th
ers too numerous to mention:
One hundred suits of clothes.
Is overcoats.
Corsets of every variety.
80 STYLES of shastls.
500 different kinds Of ties.
SO doz. children's hose.
40 doz. nubias.
80 boxes of gloves.
In fact every thing that can be found
in first class clothing and notioa
house, will be sold at Blum & Son ;,
west side public square, for the next
80 days, at cost.
Here is the place to buy some useful
and elegant presents. 34-lf
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

A country editor offered to make
his devil Christmas present OF
hls printing Office, but the
boy ideclined 1t, with the re-
mark that he wonld rather work
for two dollars a week than run in
debt 5000 o year.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Mrs. Columbia Sins,of Puntsvills,
was terribly burned one night last
week by a coal oil lamp explosion.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Five man have been killed at
Browns Station, this county, within
the past eight months.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Charlie Ross father 10 said to
have spent $50, 900 in the search of
his stolsn child, and without avail.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

W. \. Mead OF whom we spoke
in our last Issue, formerly Of this
city, las been bound over by $500
bond to appear al the next term
Of the WarreEton Circuit Court
From all accounts Mead is 3 rasca
'Uyed III the wool.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Mr.. Beal and son of Lad onia
We're in this city on yes,etd-y AID
paid their respects to The LEDGER.
Mrs. Beal says they coull rot do
wi'h"ut the LGnGER. We appreciate
thl- as coming from cultivated
lady Of taste.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21
LOCAL NEWS

Tke population OF Cen:raha is
351.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Go to tho new steam corn mill for
your grin ling. Highest prices paid
for corn rear of Cromwell house
Mexico Mo.
36-tf. WARREN FoWLEs.
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llarraUd.

Il Il. Peo,y 80 Miss G. Davis by
Rev. J. Il. Shsassr on last Wednes-
evening at, ljs residence OF c. FL
dsrr.og IN, lon Llt.leby. o. Taurs-
day evooiogltber;e was grand in
fare and soeia party at tie home OF
Ar. Pesry. Long lie and prosperi-
ty 10 al.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

The New York Notion stoFe on
the New York plan, is now in iu |
operation on the south sids square
next to the Rlngo house, whore all
kinds of tlous are sold at surpris-
ingly low prices, Ladies' and gents
underwear made speciality. 35tt'
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-21

Tickets for the concert can be
occurred at Sailees book stors.