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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
MOAr0e County News.

Thomas Hooker, who some time
ago became involved in a quarrel
with Mr.. Johnson, at Middle Grove
which resulted in the death of Mr..
Johnson,O came forward and gave
himself up to the Sheriff on yester.
day morning. He was indicted by
the grand jury for murder in the
second degree. he appeared be.
fore Judge Woodson and gave bond
In the sum of 500, for his appear.
ance at tie next Circuit Court.
J. D. Hawkins in digging for coal
one day lately, found an immense
lot OF snakes, Of different varieties.
He declared war at once, and killed
ffty-slx of them. They we're m ,st-
~ black snakes, with occasionally a
viper. i.
John W. Wills and J. W. John.
son shipped two Car loads of very
fine hogs to St. Louis, On Wednes-
day night, for which they paid five
cents per pound.
Messrs. Sebastian & Fleet have
completed the bridge at Leesburg,
the approaches have been fixed. 1t
is said by the commissioners on
bridges, to be the neatest structure
in the county. We congratulate
the citizens of that community On
their good fortune, for they certainly
needed a bridge very mnch.
Two colored men-one Miller and
George Cutwrigh:--of Nenro town,
west OF Pairs, loved the same girl.
They grew jealous of each other,
and last Sunday they settled the
difficulty by fighting Cartwright
was killed. Miller has not yet been
arrested.
DRowNED.-A little boy, about
two years of age, son Of Mr.. David
Mitchell, was drowned at the rock
ford Of Salt River, about IA miles
west of this place, on last Saturday
1t seems that Mrs. Mitchell was
crossing the stream On horseback
With the little child in her arms; the
horse stumbled, the mother let the
child fall and the current being deem
and swift the little fellow was i'm
mediately swept away beyond the
reach of its distressed mother. The
father of the child was at work not
a great distance from the stream,
and hearing the cries of the mother,
ran to the scene, and rescued the
little fellow from it's watcry grave
but not uatil after the spirit of the
little one had winged it's flight to
the God who gave it. The parents
have the sympathy of the entire
commu1lty,-Sturgeon Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
VandaIia Items.

Elder w. H. Hook left yesterday
morning for Harrison county, on
ministerial business, where be viii
remain several weeks.
The trains on the G. A. r. r. bave
again changed time. The accom-
mediation now arrives here 9:05 a. m,
going west, and 4:25 p. M. going
east
Geese and ducks go over u city
by the hundreds almost daily. Now
is a good time to avail yourself OF
an opportunity to have roast goose
and duck pie.
Gus Fuqua, living six miles north OF
town, met with a very serious acct
dent, 10 the cutting of his foot with
an axe. He was cutting wood, md
the axe struck a pole Or beam over
bis head, which caused the axe to
! glance, striking him in the instep,
with sufficient force to almost sever
his foot from the body.
Soma of our boys wishing to see
some fun, concluded that the best
method of furthering their designs
was to have a dog fight, regardless
of the fact that dog-fights, unlike
cat.tights in their results, generally
tend to produce Misunderstanding.
between the owner OF the dogs.
Accordingly two dogs, owned res
~pectiveIy by Messrs. Branstetter and
Henry, were taken to the Livery
Stable Of the former,and the owners
ard stakes holder stood by to see
fair play. The contest vas short
but decisive, and the dog owned by
Branststter acknow lodged his defeat
by availing himself of the first OPP
p~ortunity to escape by jumping
over the neads OF the crowd. How
the rest of the unfortunate affair oc-
cured we cannot state definitely,
there being statements, and counter
statements, and we do not want to
do either side any injustice. Any
how, words passed between Henry
and Myers, of one part, ard Bran
stetter of the other part, w%hereupon
Branstetter who was considerably
under the influence of liquor, drew
a pistol and fred at Henry, the ball
fortunately missing its mark, how
ever, and was buried in the ceiling
of the stable. Excitement ran pref
ty high for a short space OF time.
but Marshal Mcfarland making his
appearance on the scene, order was
soon restored, and the necessary ar
rests were made, which included J.
Upton. The whole party plead
guilty before Mayor Beshears and
were lightly fined.
Mr.. Branstetter was re-arrested
in behalf of the State, and brought
before Squire Boyden, the County
Attorney, John NJ. Gordon, of Next
CO, appearing for the prosecution,
and G.. G. Daniel for the defendant.
Examination was waived, and a
bond of two hundred dollars was
filed for the defendants appearance
at the next term of circuit court.
The whole affair is very reprshCn-
sible and we exculpate no one, ard
further hope that We shall not have
to record another such an event
shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
MAIL DEPARTMENT.
MyXICo

MYxICo POsToFFICE.
Postmaster, Samuel Groves.
Office hours, : a. m. TO 6 p. m.
Open on sunday from IL m. to ! p. m.
Mail to St. Louis closed at 10:45 a. m.
Mail West closed at 200 p. m.
Night mails all closed at 6 p. m.
Mail from Fulton ar rives at 10 a. m.
Mail from Louisiana arrives at 10 a. m.
Nail from Kansas City and the West
arrives at lilo a.. m.
Mail from st. Louis and the East ar
rives at 2.37 p. m.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the
Postofice of Mexico. Andrain county,
Mo-, if not called for in 80 days will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

We would state TO The public that
oar stock is now unusually large
and complete, and we would call es-
pecial attention to our stock of ladies
cloaks. We have some new novelties
of the latest styles and guarantee
prices for every department.
27tf. WoOpwARD& CooNS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
TO TOW NSHIP OFFICERS.

We are prepared TO print all
blanks that are necessary for your
use, at a much less price than any
other office III Missouri or else whore.
Give as q cAli ard be convinced.
We will discount Messrs. Winchell
4 Ebert of Hannibal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

J. G. Basford aest side square
has a full line of fancy and staple
groceries. Give him a cali and ex.
anime lis goods before purchasing
elsewhere. 52-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

She was absent about fifteen minutes
and was horrlfied on her return to
find the child burned into a crisp
and perfectly llfsless. The child's
clothing came in contact With the
fire, and thus their darling child met
an untimely death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

what il the latest well it's that
Bassford is selling better groceries
for less money than any man in
town. Don't you forget it. 32tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

would respectfully invite the at
tention of the public o my large as
sortment of silverware justreceived.
All fresh and new. Casters,
butter dishes, pickle dishes, vases,
mugs, cups, ladle spoons, knives,
&c. Prices guaranteed to suit every
body. MARX PITCHER. n32-8t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
OFFICERS OF MEXICO

OFFICERS OF MEXICO.
Mayor-R. II. Fowler.
Recorder A. b. Daniel.
Clerk-A. b. Daniel.
Attorney. Med. Trimblc.
Treasurer-S. NJ. Locke.
Marshal and CsIlector-Warner
Potts.
Assessor-D. E. Shea.
City Enginser.-J. n. Basket.
Street Commissioaer-W. J. Rob-
inson.
City Wsighsr-J. G. Bo1kins.
Councll-1st ward, S. ". Buckley;
I'd ward, D. n. Evans, Sd ward, A.
G. Barnes; 4th ward, Ira TInchor
5th ward, Riley Ewing; 9th ward,
J. d. Tucker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

90 The x just after the name to
0@which this paper is addressed
signifies the subscription has expir,
ed. The x will be made with a pen.
Gil on the margin OF the paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

If you want to trade / will take in
exchange for Singer Sewing Machines
horses, cattle, hogs and corn at the
highest market prices.
Office in Z. NJ. Norris building.
L. w. NICHOLS, Agent Mexico, Mo.
27-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Bring your farm products, chick
ems, butter, tsrkeys,&c., to Bassfords
and buy your groceries. He has
the best | ne OF goods IN the city.
32-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

We will send the LEDGER from
now till first of January 1878 for
$500, that is we will send the LEDa-
Err from now to the first of Jan.
for nothing to any new cash sub
scriber from that time for q year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

TiIden is elected and still Dunn
L. McIlhlnny can be found at Reeds
corner. Try them the cheapest and
best barber shop in the city. If.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

To those wishing to buy Christmas
presents: You will do well to call
on Mark Pitcher, south side square,
Mexico, Mo. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Go to Lackland's to get y~ourboots
and shoes. The cheapest establish
ment in the city. Goods arrive each
day from the east. Call and price
them. w 21-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

l have just received a large lot of
clocks direct from factory, for which
[ paid cash. and for cash will sell re-
markably cheap. Mark Pitcher, south
side square, Mexico, Nc. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
Aromatic TORlC.

This Tonic is a compound of in
4 gradients selected for their health
preserving qualities, and beneficial
effects on the human system. "Tbe
Union Medicine Co.'S Aromatic
Tonic" is recommended TO all per-
sons suffering from indigestion, loss
of appetite, dyspepsia, disorder OF
tho stomach and digestive organs ia
general, and it is especially recon-
mended as an agreeable tonic for
persons recovering from attacks OF
chilIs and fever, and when taken
with a usual dose OF quinine it il a
sure cure and preventative for
chills.
This tonic is prepared for, and
especially recommended to persons
residing in the Western and South
ern climates.
Dose from a tablespoonful to 3
wine glass, to be taken before meals.
SpAUNHoRsT Il HAoKMANN,
32-4t Sole Agents, st. Lous, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
Hurrah! Hurrah!

While other mon have been talking
politics and %neglscting their busl.
ness We have been at work and now
have tie best asd cheapest lot OF
Tinwars in Mexico.
II. W. GLEASON.
3I-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Lazarus 81 Morris perfected spec
tacles in gold, silver and steele
frames, at ST so to $12 90 per pair, at
Mark Pitchers. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Great closing out sale of millinery
goods, at Mrs. Harding's.
Hats for 80 cents, at Mrs. Hard
ings. 32-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

n. Lakeland has just received a
large stock of Fall Hats or the latest
STYLES, for Gents, Boys and Children,
for sale cheap. Go and see them.
81 tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

CoMING.-Mitchell 4 Bro. have q
choice selection of perfumery of the
latest and most popular oders
33tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Six dollars for a set of solid silver
tea spoons, at Mark Pitchers. 32-St
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Fine soaps. hair cloth aud tooth
brushes and .ther toilet articles
kept by MITCHELL Bros.
33tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
LIST of Letters.

Reu aiming in the Postofice at Mexico,
Audrain county, Missouri, Nov. 9TH, 1876.
and which, if not called for within fcul
weeks, will. be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for letters In this
list wi II please say ''adve. tised."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
T.. W. RAINEY.

w. W. Fry skipped over to Pike
again this week. Guess he has fish
to Fry over there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

MISUNDERSTANDING and OF
tho latest styles at MITCHELL BRes.
33tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

DR.. Patterson's Sugar. Coated
Agus Pills, best remedy known for
Chills and Fever. Call for them at
Pm. Morris old stand. d140tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Go to T. II. Morris for fresh oysters
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

. .r, SAMUEL GROVE, P. M.
Allen Alic Albright E
Barris S Bybee Jennie
Barton RE Broom Philander
Carley Eliza Dudley Harriet
Doty Susie DOnley WD
Freeman VIM Griswille A
Harris Katie Hettencell Jno
Hendrix II Hall EB
Henderson Il Johnson A IL
Mum Mollie Richman Thos
Shoots Alas Schieck Maroon
Stewart Mat Stewart w b
Wright Mile White Il h
Walden S Williams Frank
NitcoXCV Williams Joel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
Mexico Weekly Ledger.
TIME TABLE.

Chicago and Alton r. r,
GOING EAST
jefferson and Fulton Exp. arrives
a.. III
Accommodation (mixed train) run.
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana leaves. .......3:10 p. m,
Denver Express leaves. lao a. m
GOING WEST.
sJefferson and Fulton Express
leaves. - ~ III
Accommodation (miXed train) run
ming only between Mexico and
Louisiana arrives. ..11:05 m.
Denver Express arrives. ...1:55 a. m.
.fST-Denyer Express, leaving
49,. a. m.
is the only traiu to Chicago without
change Of cars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07
LOOK HERE.

WOODWARD CooNs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-12-07

Stiff.
, 1876-06-05

present depression 10 cxtravagance, Govern
mental and perbona1, and showed TINT the ton.
% sInsc ise7; wIle Iurtna I'll The las. four ycars tho
imports exceeded tho exports BY STAT, ,00, 900.
lie said Mr. Ca1twrfgl,t'e last estimste Of rev
cnne would not be realized, and pointed out
that the public debt lad been fncrcaacl 3D.
0OU,f0 under the confederation system. lie
recommended that no further money be ex-
pended on the canntst except It might he under
a joint arrangement with the United States.
He condemned the expenditure Of money on
the Georgian Bay branch, and on The railway be-
tween Like Superior and Fort Garry, and rte-
Commended reaching the Northwest BY the way
Of pemhna, making Il railway only to further,
OF, II might he, Immediately to prcccdc settle
lnehta In the prairie country. lie strongly fa.
vosed vigorous immigration policy. iie said
protection va. not neccssary or desirable IN d
country Of 4,G0o,00 pcoplc. but he would lin
ppse special tiutlcs upon articles entering from
the United Status, which had been 50 illtberal in
their dealings With Canada lie pointed uut
the advantages of refining sugar In Canada
, 1876-06-05
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sEhEcT POEMS ur THOMAS LIDr Edited,
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by tho CoNTs DE- IANis. Translated. with the
Approval of tho Author, by LoE1s !. TAs,srhn,
Edited by l1ESHy CnrrHE., Ii. u. Vol H. Byo.,
LAKESIDE Library, No. II. 0N1FFIFTli
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cents.
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LITERARY NOTES.


Tcnnyson has headed the subscription for
Walt Whltman's poems In England.
joaquin Miller will deliver pocm at the Dart
mouth Colleges Commencement.
Herbert Spenccr's steady application to work
has brought On nervous exhaustion, which las
compelled h!ln to limit Ills studies to thrcc
hours daily.
Charles Dudley Warner, whose latest work
Will soon be published by Samson, Low tS Co.,
of London IL now in that city, md expects to
sail for New York OH thu ed Ut juno.
Tho London academy thinks that Bw!nburnc's
recent poe1l,, "Tllc Last Oracle" may he "un-
scrstood III serious assertion that sllll.wursltp
splrltuulizel will BIZ the religion Ut the future"
Tho celebration ot the centenary OF the deaths
Of VoltnIrc and Rousseau Is be!1g wAr.nly dis.
uusscl by tho papers III pars,-solne advocating
it, Willie otllcrs dcuouuce tt as un irrcligious
demonstration.
4 Transcontincntal Qulde-Donk Is announced
for pl.blrAtlon by Henry I. Williams, WIN IL
ulso It's editor, which Is satl ~ have Required
the lator Of over forty artists. e',grAyrrs, ,a ad
| correspondents, With MI outlay Of nearly f2O,-
| 600, Mr. Williams has himself bcen frequent
traveller arr0ss the continent; an1 In preparing
tile matter for this Guhlc-Dook isc hus had lhc
S a # rs, ows aySs {s Fl %foSm sheasss sS
Specialists, WIN have written of the Yellow
sionc the Colorado Canons, the Chinese In Cal
Inynla, the liz HouA.lza Allncs, rtc skctches
If the representative uacn Of tic Ear West aro
/ included.
! Miss Julia Il. smtth, Of Glastonbury, Conn,
ouu Of ttlu noted Smith sisters, fAs written out
I q full translation Of tho Bblu five tttnes,-
twice from the Greek, twice from Thu Hebrew,
aul once from tho Latin, thu Vulgate. she tr'-
| run tllfs work Nlahy years ngo, whcn tue. five
Sisters were living, Ut wlom only two. remain.
| Ii WIS weekly study with them, without any
intention oi publishing the result, Of tllor
, 1876-06-05

scrHNton TnUnT-CoHrE.stoSs-The FIrtt Ma.
tlonhl hank Of South {!hafestnn, e., w. Charles
" lx'on and John Miller, 81, "a. 81. The Ma
zinc Company Of Chicago F-. Edward e. Waller,
sio. h'a VI. The Mcchanica' National Bank Of
lub1E GAnr-IIcnry nrink1nan Va. GrDFrc and
Mary 1enher; verdict, 500. and motion for now
81, 144.W.
1rnaE LAxE'nx-Gity Va Galahor, rondcrna-
tlon; verdict !nr elA. n7. 10 damages Tor nJen
ing ard widening MasshteIA asenue. ffom soMth
line or BLOCK 10, Asressora' Dyi.ion, &C.. to West
Polk street.
CfncrTr rnT--CnSrEssTnxs--t1tto Klirp rt al.
70. George ". Schnnhc!. sGDl. 60.
, 1876-06-05

american 4Naturatist for Juno Ill. o. uonghton
Cu., Huston).
Votee Or Aasonry for June {John ". brown,
Chfcagol.
Litfeiis Lirinq Ags-cursent numbers tLittc'l 1
Gny, Dpston).
Appltions' Journat-current Numbers ID. Apple
ton l. Co.. New York;.
National 7fathrrs' Monthly for June IA. S. Barnes
Il Co., Nav York mud Chicago.
INiaois !SeA9oinsasier for June Cook L 1icwctt,
Normal. tll.),
, 1876-06-05

TORONTO, Ont, juno 1.-8ir Alexander Gait
delivered Rn addless tn Music Hall Last night to
large audience on tue commercial and financial
condition q The Dominion uu attributed the
, 1876-06-05

lnE reHleAfnHs W teilltn s!t't c"!ifu tna
Whispering bt0net. Adrottly tho young girl |
riv.as nnobservvd nj Tic place dcsignhtcl
n,m.n sh fuund ,nr.c5 ~ ft"nt 81 eomc unc
h whosn !arrc darK syes mt hers at = funt'n dis.
.anec ln'g!,s Of s,pse'st,on so wa. .o; s1Sr'Is
IN III .ho wh"1c sarc % Of ILL., nFnos:r snd u"rcciss
ea nnse hhsc ai @ @ srn IT,; ,xrrc
IN chI,on n s.stou % m ~ prsss 'A''' wv "e'o
iiaf|f'A;" ;,.saGdss sn s a1s o,
wonder.
..HaS tiaFS son accepted Af' dfah'eonf'f
III hnyr nro,n1scd ia to1l you somcthyne. AMI
yon Viii prn,na. ia kenp nv secret, Jjnwcycr yUu
may decide. yon win NIT toll Mr. Grsndeoust, u
any Gne @ eise. t.As you nave seen 'ho'
mt -, ~ an ,n IT. m,s III ~, hnsh'n
mni rhiiS a. ;,i;n nnc vcnrs nrn Tbo.c iva chil
.iren nrc lis nrl,l WI hnYo tw9, ofhers-girla-who
arc older. Ny husband Is dcud nav, md ir. Hrand
cuurt nnel,t 70 marry lie ought to make tint
hny hft hrlF."
Shn looked towat.l tho hoy a. a,s w. erhEv, anu
i,t toy ~ e5t1 M - rLe,s r. trs;m u.
h,nv tIns trn!n"t MsnIch m rcmannH nn, s
IN, "us % IscIwn by ',. strpv, and ii. nsown earIs
rauyllt the s,lf1. raye. liz vas . chcruD,
The Two wnnrn|s eyes met again. and nwcado.
len said proudly. "Evll1 mot interfere with JoMt
Srr IT,: sne eais licked a' '' weF' 's'F"s 4nd
u,,. oa M !s mls % xtty "!aei'e, ",ss ,ns , at..
Mg @ ne ~ ss . n mim cc 'f ' m amd i
II III na ' III RI that he sonld 6o happy and miecfaie,
any ny eoy oat ., eent OH 'F ttn
bu Viii act"pueu s ssmtnre M H n anyns ytS
yinlcnt in tong Or manner. Gwcntolen, watching
Mra t'lnsherR taee while .iie spnkS felt soft ~
tu'tols "as ~ - su,iI A''ostsy '.sa''. @ ""n n mo
H. IL hse Id q ofea'n anu ea'u' a'h "of'an
Have YOU nnything more to ray to mc1' rho
askrd Il, }ow ,one, hnt' siili proudly antl coldiy
rhn rovisinn vJthin hrr WA mt frrinw IN noftsn
l'e5; ESsry ons seeed hststa' ,,u,, ,. y,
know. Yoa saG ln9ate ABOUT me, II you like. Ny
away VIII S, eelcskaonos uelination wc was
retat"ea "at" e'lo"' afae''
| Gwcudulea hal previously received an invita-
! ton to accompany thu Won Lange,,s In II tour
",t ec ncnaintn@ er I'n ncr si With Tie ras Of
@ 6cr a6Fipt deiicrminntlon, she vas W IN tic WY
70 Join licr 1ficiatlb NJ lover. hiltWihs tnat u
Is expected of girl t9 marry utter suitable
1 in her mind to nccept Mr.. Granlcnnrt, WHO
narty. Bit sic Ind not i particle ii love fnr
r.. rorti.m"n. au,l- oftrr fi,r fntrrvie,r with
Alrs. Nnsher, her feelings fecollcu ifofn Hill
| "Ln noFlnr. -.., r. -
Nllcn uwendo'cn returned 70 oltcnuenc, IN
iace greatly Uttered prospects; ilcr notl!cr's '
tle ansaesessta spesuqtiol; st lei banker
,aa ,n.v ,rom'1cmrtis 0nnor,,nitv n,,fi },e t.-
i.s'., was ~" ,,rnve ,r!,,' a"u ,tr,nteI n
nlccting, though fully resolved t" refuse him.
plained III few words tIle change III lcr cir
eun,stnnccs.
she sn"Ke w,n e'gmy' anu
ft cFs a4 H. nysteIrl",,y afrep,ed tns
ms,, arI .yamcn M /. nftcn sucl, A. ram harily IL.
, 1876-06-05

FOR SUMMER. AFTERNOONS. BY sraAS Cool
ln.E, Author or ''The New Years l,areain,
ETC. lsmo., Up. 10 i5oston: Roberts brothcEa
The sturIcs In this neat little volume hay,
bccn collected FROM yurious periodicals mt
Journals whrte they were first given 10 thu
public. They arc gracefully written, und viii
furnish Just the sort Of reading fur idle "su,n
nlcr-aftcrn0Uns."
, 1876-06-05

Admiral Vernon Jarksnn, who ,l[etl In England
recently at the ngc Ut 81, wiy tue original of
Aiurryutt's clalncter of U'Briru In "lctcr Sill-
nh n
, 1876-06-05

TIE MIDDLE STATES; A 1IAsDHook FOR TnAv.
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