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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

DIR. Vincil has had ten calls to de-
liver annual addresses for college
commandments. He accepted but
the one at St. Joe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

We have just completed 5000
papers for Belshazzar; the paper>
AVE been sent all over the country.
We commend them to the perusal OF
.he public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

YDr. S. NJ. Rilcy, Mark Pitcher, S.
NJ. Locke, J. Menifee, w. A. Morris,
and I. w. Carter are fishing in the
Louisiana bottom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The base ball game between
Mexico and Fulton will be called
at ? O'Clock Saturday evening at the
latters park.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Rev. Dr. Pope Yeaman will deliver
the Bachcalaureate ermon to the
graduating class of Hardin College,
Sunday, June 10, 3 p. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Where one man wants to be an angel
nineteen hundred more want to be
postmasters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

An Irish lover remarks that it is a
great comfort to be alone, especial
y when yer sweat heart is wild ye."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Capt. Dan. McIntire left for Jetter-
son City on business for his firm last
Wednesday,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Mexico has Srow that cats chick
.ns.-Enterprise Monitor.
We a beat that. Miami has q
luck that eats chickens by the whole
,ile.-Miami Index.
Louisiana can beat that. We have
I number of ducks that wear hair
pins and eat everything that is good.
-Louisina Journal.
We'll they must BIC geese. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

}. L. Clark & Son, have compiled
, beautiful map of Audrain county.
They have several hundred loose
sheets; also, they have pasted on
canvass and framed a complete map
Of the county, and all towns, showing
he roads, lay Of the lands,
to-, etc. This map is for the use Of
heir land office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Two Mexico picked mines play a
practical game this evening, the first
nine will appear in their uniform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Parents who make their first boy
an idol SON. generally have an idle
son when he reaches mans estate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Since Coons & Pearson, Barnes &
Wineguard, have had their fronts
widened out, and large slightly glass
put in, the East, side of the square
nas improved in appearance very
much. When the new bank building
is erected it will be the neatest side of
e Square in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The LsAisiana Press comes out
with an extra this week.. Wonder
what is the matter?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

7 Three thousand dollars each month
is paid out by the railroads to hands
living in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Farmers will pray for rain before
they get it again. This is gospel ac-
cording to White.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Guess our Laddonia correspondent
has melted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

. New gloves for evening ear arc
laced instead of buttoned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Some of our farmers would come
20 town on Saturday if they never
planted their corn. You see they
,Ome for cOrn-in the Juice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The boys will take the girls buggy
riding these beautiful evenings; there
is no use trying to stop it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

w. c. Olson, the man who cut
Ferguson has been released under q
$500 bond.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Capt Sheas' card will apper next
week. See dissolution notice in this
issue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

DIR. Riley & Co. will move their
lrug store into the room formerly oc-
tupied by j. ID. Tucker, north front
IF RinUO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

1t is getting to be the custom in some
OF the churches in Mexico for no
body to go until everybody gets
there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The board of directors of the Mex
co Savings Bank met last Tuesday
md took into consideration the plan
If their new building. The drafting
vas entrusted to J. f. Ross, +. P.Cun-
bingham and Thos. Harrison. They
will report by the first Tuesday Of
July. Mr.. Reid has been notified to
his building oil by that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Cedar City rs gradually falling
off in the river, sometimes slides 40
and 80 feet fall off at one time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Work OIL the new bank building
will commence about the first of july.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Capt. Dan. McIntire has our thanks
for a very substantial favor this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Nobody gives the ice man the cold
shoulder this kind OF weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

IB. F. Dobyns is making out the
regular tax books for the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Superintendent Bradley has our
thanks for the following statistics
concerning the public schools: Total
enrolment, 644 white. 504 colored,
40; average attendance, 425 white,
$40; colored, So. Taking into con
sideration the average. attendance,
each pupil each ,dav costs z II
cents. From the total enrolment
it would cost each pupil ten dol
lars per term. Who can say that
our schools are not conducted on an
economical plan? In all probability
there will be no change in the Prin-
cipal or any of the staff for the COM
ing year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The boys go fishing with corks
sticking ont Of their pockets. The
:Orks are for med; but of course
shcy must have corks to fish with.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

One a load of wool was shipped
to St. Louis, Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

No damage was done at the late
blow in Fulton to the Female College
with the exception of the roof OF the
dome being jerked OFT and blown
away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

162 Mcdonald VS. SuTIle CT
I63 Arnold vs Carson
164 Hathaway VS. Currie ct ID
i65 Browning VS. Browning
l66 Hisey ct al VS. StL KC& n X
167 Morgan vs. Currie ct al
f6S Jenkins VS. St l. K G &
1863 Landreth and son VS. West
40 Allen VS. Campbell ct al
III Goldman VS. Heyman
I72 Crawford vs G & A RR Co
l73 Shumate VS. Kilgore
VA Schools Dis No. 5 VS. School Dis
e 11rH pAY-FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH.
17G Robertson VS. Powell ct al
1T Hitler VS. Hitler
178 Herbert VS. st L X c & RR
179 Dyson ct al VS. Ward ct al
1870 Landon VS. Alfelt
fo1 Carter VS. Hall
1872 IIayns vs. c & A r Co
1873 Adams VS. same
1874 Luckie VS. Frank
1875 City Of Mexico VS. jackson
1856 Clark VS. Fox
RETUKN DOCKET.
$50 Graham VS. Frenehset al
1911 Graham VS. Frazier
1872 Graham VS. French
1913 Graham VS. French
94.Canada ct al VS. Boyd ct al
1875 Glenn ct al VS. Stipp
1876 johnson VS. Carter
1877 Johnson VS. Wilson
1913 French VS. Wilson
1919 Smith expart
200 White ct al Simpson
2O1 Menefee VS. Beck
POP Boaz VS. C & A r r Co
203 Jones VS. Clark
U LaQd VS. carter
205 Ladd VS. West
2O6 Reyfeirth VS. Reyfeirth
POI Bauer ct al VS. Gardner
2o8 Stone vs. Richie
2o9 McGrew VS. Henderson
21O Crawford VS. c & A r Co
211 Menefee VS. Beck ct al
PIP Sims VS. c & A r B Co
213 Dudley VS. Smith
PA Allen vs. Nesbitt ct al
PIG Bonnet ct al VS. Wells
215 Barnett ct al VS. Barnett ct al
PIT Dix VS. Gartrell
218 McGrew VS. Sox
PIG White VS. Shumate
220 Hill VS. Stinson ct all
221 Craig vs. Clark
222 School d 81 so 7 VS. Hulett
223 FAINT VS. st L X C& NRR
PA Gordon VS. Fowles
- ManSfleld VS. GENTRY
226 Field ct al VS. White
227 Randall VS. Gray ct al
22S Barnett ct al VS. Barnett ct al
229 Muldrow ct nj VS. White
230 Muldrow VS. Field ct al
231 Muldrow VS. Briarly
2S2 Muldrow VS. Burgonia
233 Muldrow vs. McCloud
234 Morton vs. Page
235 Mccormack vs. Crazy
236 Mccormack VS. Good
237 Mccormack vs. Hongerford
238 Shumate vs. Ruggles.
239 Stewart vs. Powell
240 Stewart VS. Powell
242 Barney VS. Mckee ct al
243 Harrison VS. Offut ct al
PA Ford vs. Sims
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Council meets in regular session
next Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

SEdwin Silver, formly of this city,
and Gen. j. f. Hockaday, of Fulton,
have formed It copartnership 4of lsw
and opened an office i'm Jefferson
City. In this firm are combined ex-
%perience, talent and retorical power.
We bespeak them cce
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The gentleman who is boring q
well on James Smiths farm made lis
a call last Saturday, and showed lis
some mineral that has a very strong
appearance of being gold. lie has
sent some to st. Louis and Chicago
to be tested. He says he will give us
a half bushel if it is all right. He
has gone 1870 feet and not found
water yet. He says he will go clear
through, but what he strikes water.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Hardin College commencement will
be Thursday morning June l4th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

There is no telling what this month
May bring forth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Elder Hardin has been condsctine
Il protracted meeting in the Christian
'hurch the present week, Which has
awakened quite an interest in tn,
community, and Notwithstanding the
Indictment weather, the result thus fai
is highly encouraging. The meeting
will be continued over Sunday.-Cen-
tralia Sentinel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

"All aboard for glory" shouted an
arkansas poker player, rs he whip
ped out his six-shooter and blazet
way at his successful adversaries
The whole affair only lasted two OF
three minutes, but it removed some OF
the most familiar names from the
Dead-roll of Arkansas craftsmanship.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Cedar City accommodation now ar
cives| at 1920 Il. NJ, and leaves at
800 =. NJ. The Louisiana accom-
notation arrives at Il NJ, and leaves
1t 3:5 2. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
70 YOUNG MEN GOING WEST.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sm:
rle tide of immigration flowing from
.he East is debouching in this portion
If the Southwest. Hundreds of in
lustrious, intelligent, and cultivated
antilles from New England and the
Middle States are finding homes in
his Italy of America. WI have a
,oil and climate unsurpassed on the
ointment. We have abundance of the
material elements of life. Every man
an be his own master and his family
AN live in comfort and %atfluence.
Here is. an Eastern community.
Plenty smiles on all. Our crops are
prospectively good. Corn is grow
ing finely. The wheat gives promise
IF a superior crop. No grasshoppers
ever put in al appearance here. We
are on the line of the great through
cute to California, the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railway, and 2G0 miles
southwest of St. Louis.
r. OSBORN.
BILLINGS, Christian county, Mo-,
May II, 1877.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
Probate Court adjourns hsxt satur.

Circuit Court opens ON I'd Monday
in June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The Board Of Directors of Mexico
Exchange Bank met last week, NJ
business of Importance was trans.
.cted. X. w. Tureman was re-elect,
ed President; they could not hay,
done better. Robert Arnold vii
still act as cashier. The following arc
the members of the board of directors
Z. X. Arnold, j. ID. Morris, L,
Rines. X. w. Tureman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

People are praying for rain in Cali
fornia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
HOW HARD TINES WORK.

Books 90 first the book trade flat
tens under a panic illustrated papers
next, and then daily papers. II the
pressure continues, the trade in fine
furniture falls off, but the laborino
classes begin to contract from the
start. Next it begins to cut off fm
clothes and jcwclry, and then it il
getting pretty tight. Put on another
turn Of the screw, and tea and
coffee suffer and then all our finer
groceries, and then the incest kind Of
produce. If the screw still tightens,
when the worst ONE to the worst,
and there is no help iron God or
man, tfren whisky and tobacco begins
to be cut off. But the dogs about
dead when it ONE to that.
STIR THE SOIL.-'lf | had to
preach a sermon on HORTICULTURE
SAYS Downing, 81 would take this
for my task /: Stir the Soil" In dry
weather it is very essential that the
soil he stirred often. The air waters
the fresh dug soil much more cffectu-
ally tllln we can ITO.
A maj will raise more moisture
with Il spade and hoe in day than he
can pour on the earth out of u water
ing pot in q week. Ii the goand be
suffered to become close and compact
the cool surface exposed to the air
for the reception of moisture is small
or, and what is deposited does not
enter into the earth far enough to be
appropriated but if the soil be loose
and porus the air enters more deep
Nv and deposits it's moisture beneath
the surface. Almost any soil in
(which u seed will terminate, may be
made by continued hoeing TO produce
q crop. Above all, cut away every
weed that appeas. "One years seed
ling makes seven years wedding"
The only use of weeds is to make IL
necessity of filling the ground more
frequently:
WHAT Is IT!7It is q compound
extracted from banks, roots and herbs,
1t is natures remedy. 1t is perfectly
harmless from any bad effects upon
the system. 1t acts directly upon the
blood. 1t quiets the nervous system.
II gives you good sweet sleep at night.
It is a great panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers, for it gives them
strength, quiets their cry and gives
them natures sweet sleep, as has been
proved by many I'm aged person. 1t
is the great blood purifier. 1t has re-
lieyed and cured thousands. 1t is
very pleasauS to take. 1t relieves
and cures all diseases originating
ffrom impure blood. Try DIR. Sher-
mans Prickly Ash Bitters. Give
them a fair trial for your complaints,
then you will say to your friend, neigh
Dor and acquaintance, ''try them
they cured me-"
45-tf j. +. LLEwEILYN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

5lascock, Sheriff; James Carroll,
Commencing Monday, June
1877. |
1sr DAY-sTATE CASES.
2b pAY-rUEsDAY, JUNE 9TH.
II Cheney vs. Poteet
~ Bradley vs. Jesse, ct al
Is Pearson VS. Ladd ...
IA Heskitt VS. Martin
Is Bockee VS. McIlhaney
16 Craddock VS. Lupe, ct al
IL King vs. Davis
Is F. & T. Bank vs. Rawlings (Gish
Carr .....
10 Pollock VS. Rawlings (Hisey gar.)
20 J. Hickerson, exparte
Fl j N Neale VS. III Muncy ct al
% Levitt VS. Pepper ct al
% Pepper ct al VS. Osgood ct al
"a Galloway VS. Boyd
25 Boyd VS. Galloway
Sd DAY-wEDNEsDAY, JUNE 6.
80 Anderson ct al VS. McPike
81 Aymond ct al VS. G Rawlings
81 Moore ct al VS. Moore ct al
So Bates VS. Sims
"a Jones VS. Beardsley
35 Keen VS. Galloway
36 Brand ex parte
81 W~igginton ex parte
SO HARRISON ex parte
SO Morris VS. Beardsley
NOTES.
40 Day VS. Baker
Al Everhart vs. Milliken ct al
AZ Schaeffer vs. Peck
AZ Farmers Bank VS. Wells ct al
A Edwards VS. Griggs ct al
A NJ Savings Bank VS. Duncan
a. Audrain Co. M & A S vs Judy
ct al
AZ Same ys Bliven ct al
As Barnes VS. Hart ct al
AZ Alexander VS. Bliven ct al
4TH DAY-THURsDAY, JUNE 7.
81 Collins VS. Herman
81 Ringo VS. Ringo guardian
So Same VS. same .
81 Reed VS. vs. Morris
IS Brown VS. City of Mexico
sc Carson VS. Garard
81 Audrain Co VS. La & nj R r
So Harnett VS. Harnett
50 A1len VS. Stewart
60 Wagel VS. Stewart
6I FOrrist VS. G & A r r Co
62 Morris ct al exparte
63 Coils VS. Acuff
Ga DoXcy VS. johnson
ca Poor vs. Cato ct al
sc Poor VS. Bauman
% FISH vs. SLdTp
So Morris VS. City of Mexico
5TH DAr--FRrDAY, JUNE S.
Il Florence VS. Sexton
n Hall vs. Hall
73 Bartee VS. CARRC Co
"a Bedell vs. Baker
as Nc Swain vs. T'ulley
7G vs. Canterbury
az vs. Slaughter
as Skinner VS. Rawlings
79 State VS. st L X c &
so Crunp VS. Mcintyre
81 Rines VS. Quisinbcrry
81 Rawlings VS. Gartrell
50 Allison VS. Kilgore
81 Brown VS. Ladd
9TH DAY-sATURDAY, JUNE 9.
S8 Brown vs. Muir
80 SoX VS. Butts
80 IIanke VS. Kempenotte
81 Bryan VS. Bryan
80 Glenn VS. Kirk
So Todd VS. Mcdonald
"a Cluster vs. Helm
95 Audrain Co w L & NJ RI Co
Sc Clendenning vs. Huntley
81 Hughes VS. Hardin
9S Fisher VS. Peters
80 Hamilton VS. Manuel
100 State VS. st L X c & NRRC Co
101 Baker VS. Jackson
1O2 VS. McKenny
los Hunt VS. Woodward
TIN DAY-MoNDAY, JUNE II.
l05 Spencer VS. Barnes
LOG Carson VS. Dill
l07 Worley VS. Sublett
l0s Powell VI Ruby ct al
109 Stipp VS. Glen
ITO Richardson VS. G & A R Co
III Pearl VS. Hampton
112 f Av Svgs Inst VS. 50 6
113 452 8
So 8
1l5" So 9
ZIG so 8
III Gordon VS. Webster
l1S Dillon VS. Neale
ll9 Cunnane VS. st L X G &
9Th DAY-TUEsDAY, JUNE 18TH.
l25 Hesser VS. Green ct al
l26 Ray ct al VS. c & A II r Co
1917 Smith We CT Ionis X n e.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

d" Do you drink" asked on,
Of the ladies of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union to Weber tn,
book binder, when he went with i
rummy breath to the ladies to deliver
some work. "Vell, | don't care oy |
takes a lectle,' said the good natured
German, misunderstanding the ques-
ton of surprise for an invita-
ton. [-Dixon Telegraph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The editor of the LEDGER says that
he would rather have s'Nichols',, than
no money at all Peoples Journal.
Take car of the Nichols and the
dollars will look out for themselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Eb,t1abase baIling is all bawlilg
ipL4 $3.50 ~ va ,
are enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

70 SToP HINGES FROM CREAKNG.-A
little soft soap put on barn door Or
gate hinges will prevent their creak-
i lg. But II application is needed.
Try it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
The roads are new in good eondi-

Forepaughs show will be in Louisi-
ana next Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Last Tuesday the monotony was re-
lieved and ''ye local. refreshed by
the report that there were three youth
full rascals with sticky fingers in town.
In fact that they stole everything they
could get their hands on from a
tombstone to a stone-front.
They began operations at the store
of Harper & Bor where the oldest
one Appropriated a pair of pants. He
thinks that ''fine feathers make fine
birds" About the next suit he has
will be ring streaked and striped all
the way around and half the way back,
with his hair half cut in style.
From Harper's they meandered
round, taking in the sights, &C., till
they come to Harrison's ice cream
saloon, and there with professional
GOODNESS they begun operations on
the till in the store room. Mr.. Har-
rison stepped into the room suddenly
and the boys thought they heard some
one calling them down about the
square, so they took leg bail. In a
few minutes Mr.. Harrison discovered
that $50 HAD been taken from the
drawer.
: Charles Williams was the name
of the that got the cash. He il
no relation of Rodger Williams. He
is only thirteen years old-young in
years, but old in crime. A. Wells
and J. O'Brien were his pards, aged
respectively twelve and nineteen.
They were all armed to the teeth and
were evidently used to the police
courts, for they at once squealed for
a lawyer. They we're brought up be-
fore the Recorder, but.were told to 60
in peace if they would shake the dust
of Mexico off their feet and return to
their homes in St. Louis. Thinking
~ W"s DCee~A w ~ AOLnC tlial 10 60
where they belonged, they agreed to
make themselves scarce in this vicini-
ty. Our merchants cannot be too
careful in watching for petty thieves.
The closing examination of Hardin
College will commence June 9TH and
continue till June 14th, on the morn
ing of which day commencement will
be held. The following gentleman
are the examining committee: Hon.
E. w! Stephens, Elder L. B. Wilkes,
Columbia /; Rev. o. A. Carr, Prof.
j. Il. Nichols, Fulton Prof. White,
President Williams, Louisiana; Prof.
Kurtz, Rev. p. s. Duncan, Montgom-
cry City Rev. Sneed, Dr.. Rothwell,
Moberly; Rev. u. Mountjoy, Prot.
Brown, Paris ; with the clergy, editors
and teachers of Mexico. The COM
mencement orator has not been chosen
as yet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

After pssing a delightful week 20
gazing ~otselves in the cooIipe frag-
rance of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

G. B. Null who has been Very, sick
now conyalessenL xFxaaE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

6 The prospect -is4tl,at Mexico will
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
\. L-CKI.ASp.

Here we find shoes Of all kinds,
shoes for plough men, shoes for mer-
cha ITS, boots for the fishermen. shoes
for the Misses. box t0ed shoes for
mari led ladies', shoes for sports, shoes
for ''brick pressers,' shoes of every
kind 10 suit the most fastideous and
hats or caps to match. After trying on
3 or / pair of boxes and finding none
larg enough for our understandings
which hy the way differs but slightly
from DIR. PatttrsOns or old Mr..
Wha'ey's, except that they have to
wait till dry weather so the workmen
can move out of doors and have
plenty Of room. After a short visit
in tn job department and a social
chat with Mr.. Rutledgc, one Of the
most agreeable statesmen in town.
not forgetting TO examine q nobby
pair OF boots Charlie knoder twas
build ng" we passed on, (but
right here VI will state to those that
wonder why \. Lakeland has such a
large trade and Is 50 we'll known. He
advertiScS. Here is To his health.
Next door we meet the urhane conn
tenal Of j. {. Barnes, Of the firm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Corn Is scarce at $500 per bar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

have no circus this season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Il m.,--@oCARE.
FIRE EYE VIEW Or Via. II
&c DESCRIPTIONS OF 1TS BUsTNESS-ITs
BusINEsiMLN VINO they ARE AND
WHERE 'IfEY MAY BE FoUsD-To BE
CONFINED TILL WE FIND THEM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
anr lsdals this week.

sw.~ Beu Rirssrs, Mondaynight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
AIRS. s~HooTMANs'

an enjo,her choice collection of ar
tiff .ial f&ers, which are SO perfect
til 1T theyrannot be detected from the
natural, kept by lack of fragrance
or by cloe inspection. Winding our
weary wy up stairs we enter the dem
tai room of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

1t almost makes a man want
his teetl knocked out when he finds
no Y pleasant a room & what facilities
the DIR. las to assist him in putting
a new muth in a man. Mr.. Sharp,
who is u, his name indicates, not
very dul, assists the DR.. iii dental
surgery. Sharp's specially is in
wOrkiugon the teeth of the young
ladies. He says the trouble is all the
yo INC ladies' have no need for q
Dentist. He says it is very strange
how soon it is after a young couple
get married Essring Suoa souLu
mouthes come in i'll the course Of a
few weeks and want to be fitted out
with a new set of upper teeth. 80,
how strange, but yet, how true"
DOWN stairs next door we enter the
mammoth shoe emporium of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

L.. d. snIPPEES
co lservatfy of natural flowers we
pa 81 orero
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
BAR DOCKET
AUpRAiN CIRCUIT COuRT,
JUNE TERM, 1917.

Hon. G. p. Parker, Judge; H.
Glascock, Sheriff; James Carroll,
Clerk; Commencing Monday, June
1877.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

tain ~seierally supposed, by a cer=
~ citizens, who are not
le,a; 'a, or experienced, that dys-
oat can not he invariably cured.
Gp"s are pleased 10 say that
g ~. AUGUST FLOWER has never
papsis Anowiedge. failed to cure ys-
fOrms ana Liver Complaint In allits
tiy,,nh such as Sour Stomach. Cos.
Of tha SICK Headache, Palpitation
on y near, Low Spirits, sc. sc,
Year 1880 dozen bottles soldlast
ed, bntV y single failure was report
letters thousands of complimentary
wonds received from Druggists OF
relieyo cures. Three doses will
Bott,s. any case. ~Try it. Sample
cents ~ cents. Regular Size II
Ply
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Of