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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
BASE BALL.

We have not time to give a full ac-
count of the game played with Van
dalia on the 4th, but the score speaks
for itself, and shows that both mines
were weak, to say the.least. After
they had been to the bat nine times,
and Mexico eight times, the score
stood Is to 25 in favor Of Mexico.
Our boys all did we'll, never having
played together before. Our under
hand throw seemed to puzzle them
badly. The time Of the game was
about 3 1-2 hours. Scorers-Frank
Steele and John Laird. Umpire
Noah Nichols, Of Fulton.
1t is very hard to give satisfaction
in umpiring a game, but the decisions
of Mr.. Nichols were impartial. lie
says he would rather be judge Of a
baby show than umpire agame of base
ball.
Two white-washes for Vandalia in
their nine innings; Mexico did not
get a goose egg at all. Our boys
played better than we expected under
the circumstances. As. the Denver
was late, we did not reach Vandalia
until 6 O'Clock on the morning of the
it'll; the boys were i'll poor working
order, for they had not had a wink OF
sleep. After getting q good square
meal at Mrs. Greenleat's, who, by the
way, keeps a splendid hotel and
serves up meals i'll first-class style,
and her clerk, Mr.. Allen, does the
agreeable vi the most approved plan,
We had the pleasure OF meeting
our old friends J. McWilliams, Red.
! Galloway and J. Linn Laid; and
right here we want to say that Van
dalia is the ''boss" town. 1t is pat
riotic; it looks to it GOOD name, and
the mere,t boy in that growing town
has more pride in Nandalia than
some Of our business men have in
Mexico.
In all probability the Nandalia boys
will visit Mexico in the course of {
week or so to retrieve themselves. o.
course We will do our best to beat
them. but we will also do all in oul
power to make them enjoy them.
sclvcS-for We must say chat We
never were treated any better in al
our lives, and we have been to many
Il match.
We would love TO say more, but
must close by saying, long life and
prosperity to Nandalia and Il many
friends in that lively town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
NEWS

"Any news?' echoed Justice Hoo
ton, as we stole softly in on him.
= Nothing for you press fiends to-
day." softly replied the Justice as he
looked up. THE fact is, the Ameri-
can people are going back on them
selves. In the years gone by l sat
here all day and passed out war
rants with one hand and took III fees
with the other, and-and-when /
think of the days forever gone, ard
the money | lost in street railroad
stock, l feel to eXclaim with Lord
Byron:
i wish | wes an alderman,
Or in the City Hall,
Or had a douse in the Custom House,
/ wish it-and that's all.
The good it does me. No Cigars
around here-no boy to black my
bOOts-no harvest ~apples-no straw
berries for tea--Go right o here and
leave me to read how Washington
the British at Yorktown!'
We next dropped in OH Justice
Lupton and found him at home. He
was reading u history of the ~revoln-
~tionary war, and smoking q pipe.
~seryiceably but not ~eNtrayagantly
ornmented. His favOrite constable
sat in IA corner, fast going to sleep,
and Il man with a lame back h;rl drop
ped in to inquire if his neighor's hens
had amy right to tear the feathers out
Of his dog.
Next we struck a mini>tsr, WHO
whispered d" No sir! Why, sir,
rIlere hasn't been an item around
here since last April, when Il colorcd
man and a cr0ss-eyed white woman
wanted me to unite them III marriage,
and | ~wonlhn't do it. Go away, >ir
I'm busy writing an article tor the
Scientific Monthly. Ii it wasn't iur
my engagements with IIarper's, the
Galaxy and other periodicals | should
have starved to death long ago. Take
Il iive-cemt cigar and vanish-skit-
,cat-eet out
We next dropped in on Dr.
''Glad, sir. Sit down, sir. Draw RIGHT
up to the stove and get warm. !
have an item for you. You can put
in your valuable journal the fact that
ii is dull times, but | don't complain.
My cabbage plants are coming on
finely. onions are big enough to eat,
flour is dropping down, and I'm rN-
pcctimg a legacy from Wisconsin.
Good-hvc, sir-calI again-ycry nice
weather for crops"
y. B.-thc next day We passed by
Justice lIOoton's court. and SAW his
honor sitting on his throne with the
dignity of Il man worth Il million dol
lars. He was tn the act of finding
out who struck John Patterson in 4
free fight In the suburbs, and the way
he was swearing in witnesses and
ordering the boys to get ont WAS Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
LADDONIA ITEMS.
Too much rain.

Too much rain.
Corn and meadows are looking
well.
Festival at the Quivre Church last
Wednesday night. Bro. Swift, of
Mexico, delivered a very acceptable
address on that occasion.
Mr.. Ayheart's new house is nearly
completed.
Mr.. CLARK will build us q mill ifIle
can sell his store.
There is good prospect for wedding
soon.
Mrs. Bruton, Mr.. Bernard and
wife are visiting in Ill. ~
- MtTFATo NO,frSF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
FULTON ITEMS.

TGlaaned from the Telegraph.
Miss Mollie Tarlton, of Cedar City,
who has been visiting Miss Katie
Moore, left for Mexico on Monday
last, to visit her uncle, 5. M. Locke,
Esq.
George Clark, son of Judge John
p. Clark, of Mexico, vas in the city
Sunday. He had been attending the
Sunday School Convention, at Will
~liamsburg, in this county.
The Curators of the Universe
ty of Mo, at their meeting
on Saturday last, unanimously elect
ed Rev. DR.. Fisher of this city rs
Professor of the Latin Language and
Literature, on Il salary of two thou
sand dollars, the salary TO begin the
first of July and to be paid quarterly.
We understand that DIR. Fisher has
rendered his resignation of his posi-
ton in Westminster College, with a
| view to Il removal to Columbia at an
early day. The Trustees of West
minister will probably meet at an
early day to consider his resignation.
DIR. F.'s services were simply invalu-
BILE to Westminster, and we shall
regard his removal from amongst us
as q misfortune to the College, the
Church and the community general
ly.
The Board of Curators could not
have selected a better man for the
position, to which they have elected
DIR. Fisher. He is not only the best
but he is the most popular educator
in the West, and withal a devoted
christian gentleman. He and hi
amiable family will be quite an acces'
Ion to the social circle Of the Athens
sof Missouri.
-HH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Mexico enjoyed a grand and glo-
rious celebration on the 4th. Part of
it in st. Lonis, part in Moberly, part
in Louisiana, part in Jacksonville,
part at Auxvause and some of the
BOYS celebrated at Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
v.rjco Weekly Ledger
NEWS.

-, machine for sale, cheap at this
52tf.
O" nr.. controversy on Love street Is
rrsly TO beget any love between
n rn concerned
ia. why throw away yonr old
Laalo, md buy new ones, when you
scis'or' rnur old ones put in rs good
can sfa when new, by bringing them
order u "SIcIIhrnny's. 1911
rain. more rest - but har-
- has TO come, and from appear
,prss il will all come At once
war in Russia yes, but that don't
,.a VEL Barnes < Vineyard from sell
M uav;co III.
,,dse J. b. Morris is to have a
.,n, comment. 1t is pat up by a
r,n.,s City firm, and will be of fine
Italian marble
hpoRrANT.-Sh"rted Wax all
rs hair wire. tiS>n" paper All
c""I Artificial leaves, Stems.
ro'ol and Il full and complete line OF
AOa for making artificial flowers
,IE. ;. FRosr'S' 9-'l
man near Fulton recently dug up
aperdfied musk meI""' Let F"l'o"
paper, please copy
u,.. Jennie DoBYNs is prepared to
,ro br,ids, curIs. and putls out of
,orIings and straight hair at reason
'g@ nrices. Leave orders ut the
Mrs II. W. DcJarnetts' millinery
.,orp. north side square. If.
TT. Torryson, our County As
or is confined to his room with Il
,,.ye oash in his foot. The wound
snot dangerous
G,s'GA>! Gas No its not gas.
LAT = fact. Barnes n Ninegarl will
yye yorI more for your produce and
eli yoil better groceries for less
roopry than any house in Mexico.
CAN and sec for yourself, east side of
,n,,e 1T.
Martin Bowman. who has been
,s,rhiur 1T. Johns Branch closed a
very successful term Of school last
Friday.
Read LackIandS advertisement and
Ga to the ..Oid Reliable boot and
Shoe store and price their spring
wod, lust received. which they are
selling cheaper than ever and war-
ran,ing. 4fl
And now it is settle that the Demo-
cratic majority in the next House OF
representatives can not be less than
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
bIRECTDR

VIM. Stewart President, b. p.
Richie. NJ. Cunningham. b. F. Har-
rison. VIII French, j. NJ. Marina
duke. Tllos. Harrison, j. +. Ross, ).
NJ. Locke.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

CONTINUED TILL WE FIND THEM ALL.
Over Morris & Cauthorn's store we
find the sanctum sanctorum Of
j. w. DANIEL
<'monsieur'' is agent for some of the
surest insurance companies and al
though they lost heavily in the St.
Johns fire, they promptly paid up all
losses. Jim attends promptly to all
law business placed in his hands and
makes a speciality Of collecting.
Across the hall we find
DAVE TOMLINsON
the Baby boot and shoe maker.
Dave is 4 good workman and guaran-
tees perfect satisfaction.
Down stairs we enter the NAM
moth saddle asd harness shop of
JAS. PAsQUETH.
Mr.. Pasqueth is one Of the oldest
merchants intlis city, and well known
throughout the county as being one
of the squarest business mel that
ever handled goods. Mr.. Pasqueth
keeps none but good workmen and
none but t~irst-class goods. Willie
Pasqueth. his son, does the agreeble
for the house.
Next door we enter the grocery
store OF
j. NJ. BUSH.
Mr.. Bush keeps Il full line of staple
and fancy groceries rs well us all
kinds of fruits and vegetables. His
motto is.quick sales and small profits.
George Marshall is salesman, and a
more accommodating or efficient
salesman i not in the city.
ON the corner we find the wreck al
the old Reed building, the most oi
which has been moved of and left the
lot vacant for the
NEW sANING's BANK.'
The new edilicc which, is TO 90 upon
this site will he an ornament 10 the
square and an honor to Mexico.
Kennedy 4 Son Of ST. Louis, are the
architects, and their plans being eX-
cr'lemt were adopted.
The building will be twenty feet
front and one hundred and six feet in
dcnth. two stories. with front base
mcnt for harbcrshop and cellars tOl
coal. The main banking room will
have one entrance on Jefferson street,
and run back torty-thrce feet TO the
Directors room. In the center oi
it, east end is placed the vault dis
connected from the walls and with
passages entirely around it. Behind
the bank is the Directors Room, six
teen by eighteen feet, and behind this
is the Guard Room for the night
Waterman. AT the eastern end of the
building on the first floor are two fine
Offices. handsomely lighted and fitted
for rent. The entrance of the second
floor is on the southern side OF the
building half way down by II winding
stairway opening into Il hall fourteen
feet running east and west along the
upper room=. Six large offices will
hc fitted up above with southern eX-
posture and well LIGHTED and vcntiIat
ed. The front ofthc building will he
of stock brick on Wa.cn~bmg stone,
with the solid plate glass windows.
The decorations are simple, hut chaStc
and mrau'!fui. The south wall will
he faced with stock brick and the en-
trance 10 barber shop will remain as
it was in the Reed building.
Dunn < McIIhinncy will occupy
the barber shop. j. w. Reed our
popular dentist, will have Il suit OF
rooms finished expressly for himself
on the second floor.
The ground will he broken for the
new building as soon rs the debris
Of the old one can he cIeanued off.
Tfou+inunl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The ease of Bush vs.. Sims for kill
ing IA brindle dog, came up before
Squire Hooton last Friday. 1t was
decided for the defendant; the prose
cution failing to show that he was the
owner of the valuable canine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Prof. II. II. Gass aud G. S. Gun
ningham have gone into a co.partner-
ship to take charge of the Martins
burg high school. We wish them all
the success imaginable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

DIR. Hill, president of Fulton Syn
odical Female College, was presented
by his graduating class with a
gold-headed cane, thus showing
their regret at leaving him.
Rev. Mr.. Charles will, in all
probability, have charge of this school
next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

President Terrill has returned from
the State Teachers Association. He
will represent this association in the
national convention at Louisville, KY,
on the 18th of August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

There is a great cry for lnsley 4
Armstrong to open their vegetable
depot Sunday mornings forthe accom-
mediation Of the public. They have
not as yet made up their mind what
to do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
BANK ELECTION.

The following officers were rc-elect-
ed AT the meeting of tae Board Of
Directors of the Savings Bank last
Tuesday evening. john NJ. Marina
duke Cashier; :. NJ. Locke assistant
Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Miss Katie Moore, of Fulton, and
Miss Tarleton, of jefferson City, have
for the last week, beer the guests of
Mrs. Pelide Locke, of this City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Last Wednesday some of our sports
men caught on the Auxvasse a wolf
which measured six feet four inches.
The race was verv exciting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

We notice that last week Il printer
named Hicks vas cOw-hidcd i'll Spring
field. Ill. Wonder if it was not the
Hicks that wanted to start II daily and
that eat S~tanSberrV's oysters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Look OFT FuE BrE"L.AE> On the
night of the It'll some person or per
sons commenced to cut tIcir way
through through the pauncl Of Mr..
For~t's back door in order to put his
hand through and unlock the door.
Merchants should not leave their
keys in the back doors, even on the
inside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

\ little girl sent out to hunt eggs
came back unsuccessful, complaining
that lots of hens were standing round
doing nothing"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
MgFATo NoMrSE.

Auction sale of real estate on Mon
day the 9th of July 1877, at 2 O'clock
| will sell at public auction on the
Ringo corner to the highest bidder.
All of block 90 Broadwaters addi-
ton to Mexico, consisting of 8 lots.
Terms of sale one-half cash, the bal
lance in II months with 10 per cent.
interest. Good dwelling house with
4 rooms out houses and improvements
of the most approved plan. This is a
good bargain.
WILLIAM BAILEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Gibbs, the painter, has moved his
artist rooms from the old Reed build
inc to Jefferson street. across from
BOdkin's livery stable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

j. w. Overton, Of Fulton, passed
through this city ell route for Chicago
Monday last.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Miss Alice Deering, youngest
daughter of Sanford Deerimg, of Louis
Vile, Ky, will be in this city visiting
her uncle on July nth. She will re-
main Il few weeks when she will leave
for Kansas City for a short visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

DR.. Fisher, Of Fulton, expression
of Westminster College, was in Mex
leo last Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

l.. n. Bass will commence opera
tons on the James Watts h~ouse-just
burned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

r.. M. White, editor of the Mexico
LEDGER, continues to make his regu-
lar weekly visits to this city, for what
purpose God and himself only know.
We are always glad to have him cali
on us because he is loose and reckless
like a bushef OF bran in a two-bush-
Ell bag--and he seems to believe in
that grand old independent custom of
every n fighting his own fies.-Ful-
ton Enterprise.
|. Please send IN your bill for that
local, will you?
The Galloway Far "opens 23d of
August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

An Arkansas man thoughtlrSS-
~ set up some spring guns i'll his
p~ouItry-yarl, and the next morning in
the rising sun he rubbed his spec
taclcs and stared inspeechlcss amaze
mcnt at eighteen candidates for Gov
ernor sitting on the fence, picking
bird-sIluL ont Of their tiiirty-siX legs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Call on lnsley 4 Armstrong for
fancy and staple groceries. Fruits
and vegetables. Northwest corner OF
square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Ins!ey & Armstrong receive daily Il
fresh supply of vegetables and fruits
of all kinds. The only complete
vegetable depot ia the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

DIR. Mary Walker is to be married
we don't know who will be the happy
"bride."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Wallace Williams the well KNOWN
"locaP' on the Fulton Telegraph,
dropped into Our kennel last Friday.
Wallace says he is going to get out a
daily edition Fair Week, and that old
"39'' is still, and always will he, solid
in Galloway. Wallace says that the
college boys can play no more base
hall that is a bad thing for the MeXi-
60 boys for they cannot beat Fulton
amy more, but We know some OF the
best boys that will not attend n col
leoe with that law. Gentlemen, dc
you remember once before when you
tried that.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Folks talk about an out spoken
newspaper, but just let it speak about
them and it is a despisahle sheet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Our Mexico readers will remember
Col. j. G.. Lane, agent for Thorme's
Comedy Company, who spent a week
or two in Mexico during the closing
exercises of Hardin College last year.
Having been ~suspicioned Of stealing
a sum of money from Il fellow lodgel
in Arkansas recently, he returned to
st. Louis and committed suicide. He
was a bright Mason and Odd Fellow
| and at one time was an influential
man in the local politics of st. Louis,
but hard drinking ruined him.-Nan'
| dalia Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The NJ. +. Church cleared nearly
S125 by their festivals last week. The
ladies of the church deserve much
credit for this work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The deaf MutrS" passed through
this city Ell route for home from
school at Fulton. last Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
AROUND TIE SQUARE.

A Birds EYE VIEW OF MEXICO-A GRAPH
&c DESCRIPTION OF ITS BUsINESS-ITs
BUSINESS MEN WHO THEY ARE AND
WHERE THEY MAY BE FOUND-TO BE
CONTINUED TILL WE FIND THEM IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
TAKE YOUR COUNTY PAPET

LANE lot tttN Al FIN.
DO the city papers say anything in
regard to your W county: Nothing.
DO they contain notices of your
schools, meetings, churches, improve
ments. and hundreds OF other local
matters of interest which youI home
paper publishes without pay: Not an
item. Do they eve say Il word cal
culated to draw attention to your
county and aid in its progress and Ell
terprise: Not a line. And there are
men who take such contracted views
Of this matter that unless they are
getting rs many square inches oil
reading matter in their " as they
do in II city paper, they think they
are not getting the worth of theil
money. 1t reminds us Ola man who
! took the largest pair of boots i'll the
box because the price was the same
as the pair, much smaller, that fitted
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

NJ. l.. Everett has gone to Iowa to
see his brother, who photographed to
him that he was very sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

\ sle"p-walkin@ young lady i'll Cot
tomwood, Cal. while passing through
her fathers chamber WAS awakened hy
his hand upon her shoulder. She fell
down dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The drunkard's pet song: "When
the swallows homeward fly"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05
the Sturgeon fair will c0omniehCG
2Sth and continue four days.

Luther Smith, who is now residing
in Columbia, was in the city to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Bob Vinril is driving the Mexico
delivery wagon with Park Smith.
Bob believes in working, if he cant
work at what he wants to, h" will
work at what he can.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The CoNrINENrAL has a cash capital
of one million. and surplus over-capi-
tai of two millions al litional.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The monthly statement of the pull
lie debt shows a reduction OF
S3.2I9.l l9.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

LIGHT Thrown uroN IIIsToEY.-
When you have seen Il woman twist
ing up her back hair and holding
twentv-three hair-pins in her mouth
while she tells a ncighbor on the other
side Of the street how to make straw
berry shOrt-cakc 50 the man cant find
the strawberry, the secret Of Demos
themes successful training with the
pebbles is no longer Il mystery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

J. A. Hockady's mothcr-in-law, of
advanced age. Mrs. Edith Longstati
died in Fulton last Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The latest thing out, stockings that
button.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

We have received a catalogue OF
Floral Hill Female College OF Fulton.
and should judg" that the faculty was
composed Of competent and excel
lent teachers. This school has made
Il Good Oprninr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

1t took two separate bolts of light
ming To kill an Augusta mule, and he
had been sickly for several months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

The funeral of George s. Dyer
viii take place from tic NI. F. Church,
Littleby, on the third Sunday (15th)
of July. Services conducted by Rev
N. S. Johnson, at liza. IN. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

+. Il. Booth. of Fulton, one OF the
most entcrpriSImg men i'll the State
made us Il social call Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

A trillion is Il word easily written
and easily spoken, and we know it is
a million times Il million; but who is
able to count it? You count say 200
per minute then an hour would pro-
duce 1000. q day 29S, 900, and q
wear 100, 120. 900. Let us suppose
that ADAM, at the beginning of his
existence, had begun to count, had
continued to do 50, and was counting
still, he would not even now have
counted enough for, to count a trh,
lion, he would require 1912 years,
81 days, 5 hours and twenty minutes
If We were to allow him II hours dai-
" for rest and food, he would need
10, 024 years, 6S days, 10 hours ano
40 minutes in which to count trit
lion,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05


Miss Callie Duncan ran a very mar
row escape last Monday while driving
dow. the hill by DIR. AIlisoh's. Her
horse took fright, and became I'M
manageable. She sprang from the
buggy, and by her %activeliess escaped
any dangerous injury.
DIR. Fisher has left Westminster
College, Fulton. If it had not been
for one or two of the board of cnra-
tors of Westminster that college might
have had at it's head DIR. S. =. Laws,
one of the best presidents in the state.
Gentlemen, if you want to have a good
school, you must do away with per-
sonal prejudices. But we won't say
all we feel like saying; only that you
have made a great mistake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Fowler and Gill have got it. IT.
will will keep the flies orr and is a
self executor never runs down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Mexico uses 2 1-2 tons of ice
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

There never was a lot o thoys treat
ed any better than the Nandalia boys
treated our nine. If they eve come
to Mexico we will try to repay them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Frank Bysllcld, editor of the ''hi"h
toned" Enterprise, dropped in on liz
last Monday. Frank was happy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

In this issue will be found the
statement for the Mexico Exchange
Bank. This bank is established on a
fine basis and is doing an excellent
business. President Tureman and
Cashier Arnold are two Of the @most
accommodating gentlemen in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

We are in receipt oftle PEorLE's
MONTHLY JOURNAL. published ut Mex
leo, DIR. \. NJ. Patterson, editor. 1t
is Il spicy little five column folio and
we wish it stIccess.-TLouisan Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Thank you, Brother Jamison, and
we would also state that the Leader
misquoted; but guess they are Ill the
habit Of quoting and make mistakes.
The Vandalia Leader makes fun Of
the Mexico LEGEER for spelling apol-
ogize :" oppoIogize,' ami then pro-
ceeds to spell medicine thus: ''medi-
SON" Verify the boiling utensil ac-
cuseth another boiling utensil OF
being afflicted with blackness.-
| GlOuiSiana Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-07-05

Look out for Lackland's new ad
next week.