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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
%BERRY's CAPTURE.

MONDAY, Der. Is, 3 o'clock, p. m.
We have just interviewed III. Glas-
clock and j. Berry, concerning the
arrest of Berry, Sunday morning, and
we give you the facts as near as pos
sible in our limited time we will give
YOU q fuller account in our regular
issue Thursday.
/fIt appears that last Saturday night
as our Sheriff was eating supper
about half past six o'clock, he re-
ceived a message that a man
was in town after the suit of
clothes Berry had left at Blum's.
The mans name was Bose Kay, he
lived near Berry's. He told Blum
that Berry had told him that he could
have the clothes if he would pay the
balance of $50 due on them. This
was the way he had his job fixed
up. Glascock ran right down .te
KabrIch's Hall and hid behind thu
corner and saw Kazy come out, TIL,
was half past seven. Glascock fol-
lowed him to Wallace & McKamey's
liver stable. just as Glascock go
near the stable he met John Carte
and told him to come along. Carter
Glascock, and Cay all got to tn
stable at the same time. Kay pal,
for his horse feed aud started to &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

aARRED.-Dr. J. f. Elston, of
ssasas City, was married to Miss
s..'e Gentry, at the residence of the
c,ae's mother, Mrs. Mary Gentry, of
s'ainDia, on Wednesday, the 10th
~. by the Rev. Richard Campbell,
y, Of 81. Joseph.
newly married couple, together
- nc o~ficlating minister, q sister
0e bride, Miss Tosie Gentry,
s Ripley, Of Colnmbia, and three
Aaas'as City's distinguished law
s.v.c c. Karnes, Thos. Bryan
80. Z. Moore, came to Mexico
sefe entertained at the residence
sseaard Gentry, from which they
- On 2 short visit to Kansas City,
= S'sh them . long and happy life
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

DED.-Mary Jackson, aged 2
Jears, daughter Of w. T. and A. E.
Asndall, hear Perry, on Friday, Oct.
issh, sccidehtly burned to death. 1t
wears that the little girl was play
ng near where TIE colored woman
va . fire washing. Before assistance
uulo arrive the innocent darling of
Wy mothers and pride of the fathers
aeast was almost burned to death. In
y hours she had left this world of
1ffov and gone to the arms of her
1..l0r. "Of, such is the Kingdom
a Heaven.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
NEW ORIG r.

W. X POS & Son have purchased
the entire stock of drugs, medicines,
&C., formerly owned by E. S. Frost,
of this place. The business will be
by the well known and
popular druggist, DR.. A. M. Patter-
SON, whose many friends r invited
to call and see him, for the present, at
Frost's old corner. All the parties
are gentlemen of high standing, and
men Of the finest business qualifica.
tons, and too well known through
out the country to need any com,
mendation from u.s.. We bespeak fol-
them . liberal share of patronage
May success attend them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
MIDDLE LICK, Mo-, Oct. ST..


MIDDLE LICK, Mo-, Oct. Is, IT.
EpIToR LEDGER: As good fortune
will have it, we are still ready, al
though not at regular times, to give
you the news as it transpires from
this locality.
We are sorry to learn that Annie
Laura, of Laddonia, has stopped CIV
ing you the news from that place.
We hope that she didn't get offended
at anything we said. We only asked
her to write the items, if she wrote
them at all, from this locality, just
as they really we've. She was afaith-
full chronioler and We hope she viii
come again. No, W. shall not
''trespass ON your territory any
more than we can possibly help.
Last Saturday night the Middle
Lick Literary Society met and re-or-
ganized, after a vacation of about
six months. Most of the young and
older people too, are getting quite
enthusiastic over the question for
debate ct the next meeting. The
question is,
REsoLvED, That religious excite
ment is not beneficial to a communi-
ty.
y Our wide esteemed and much re-
spected friend, DIR. Girtin, has re-
turned to this Locality again. He
has been making his stay for the last
four or five months jim the northeas-
tern part Of Arkansas. He says it
is very unhealthy where he was, rath-
er TOO much Sd, sick most all the
time himself. He talks of locating
in this vicinity. You are heartily
welcomed Dr..
Sickness still prevails to quite an
extent in this locality. -Four, we
learn, sick in the Vignethie family,
and several others in other families
of this neighborhood are also sick.
What has become of Dan Bran
s%tetter, the Singer sewing machine
man, who was through these parts
some three months age, claiming 10
be acting as agent for that company
He is wanted down this way by a
lady, who purchased a machine OF
him which fails to work. Will he
please appear or let us know of his
whereabouts, through the columns of
the LEDGER.
The largest concourse Of people
that ever met together at Laddonia,
assembled at that place last Saturday,
stock sales day, and low the proprie-
tor of the saloon gathered in the
dimes! We will not give any of the
particulars as to the amount of stock
sold or anything of the kind, for we
do not know, Us a great amount was
! bought back we will leave it to Annie
| Laura to tell the rest.
BILLY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
SOMETHING NEW.

Roots aud shoes made to order.
Repairing done by first class workmen
at Boston Shoe Store. fss,E-
Ladies, why throw away yonr old
scissors and buy new ones, when You
can get your old ones put in as good
order as when new, by bringing them
to Dunn & McIlhenny's. 39tf
There never was such a really good
substantial, satisfactory and rapid
selling Sewing Machine offered so low
AS the New Family Shuttle, reduced
to only 1925, with a full set of
attachments for all work, FREE
with every machine. 1t SUR
passes expectations, and faltills
all the requirements of every family
as a helper. twill do every descrip-
ton of work-fine or c~onrse--that
any machine at any price ever did or
can do; equally as rapid, correct.
smooth, neat and strong. Has all IL Q
late improvements, is easy to learn
and manage, is scryiceable, don't
wear ont, always ready and neyerout
of order. Agents make money rap
idly, supplying the great demand for
this the cheapest machine in the
world. Territory free. Address A
Cately & Co., corner broadway aid
Eighth ST., New York. 40-tf
How IT is DoNE.-The first object
in life with the American people is
tn ssget rich"; the second, how TO re-
gain good health. The first can be
obtained by energy, honesty and sav-
ing the second, good healthy by
-: I-.-., Ar~eSr m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
BACHELOR, No., Oct. 10, III.


EpIroR L-EGER, DEAR SIR: Please
give place in your valuable columns
to the following notice:
BEE KEEPERS ASSOCIATION.
The North Missouri Bee Keepers
Association, will hold its fifth quarter
ly session at McCreedie, Galloway
county, Mo-, ON Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 3lst and Nov. LIST,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. with
the following subjects for discussion:
LIST. Is comb foundation advanta-
geous? p. p. Collier.
I'd. Is the honey extractor a sue
cess? II. l.. Davis.
Sd. VIII bees winter as well when
extracted from as when box honey is
taken? j. p. Sallee.
4th. Which is the best way TO win
ter bees? Lanch.
9th. How much ventilation is nee
essary to winter bees, in house or on
summer standss i. p. Bane.
9th. How to secure all straight
worker comb? S. N. Edwards.
7tll. How far win bees 60 in quest
of forage? Rev. w. w. Trimble.
9Th. Can old combs be used advan-
tageously in e swarms? j. c.
Crawson.
9th. When is the best time and
what is the best way to move stocks
A. A. Collier.
10th. Do bees make or gather hon
ey, or from what source do they gel
lit? B. +. James.
18th. What are the most danger.
Gus enemies to bees, and how car
their ravages be arrested? J. +
Jones.
18th. The best wintering and ex
tracing house. DR., Morse.
18th. When is the best time to in
troduce queens and how2 w. Il
/. Sallee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A light-hearted inpulsive young
lady writing to a friend over the ar
rival of her eighteenth birthday, tells
it in this joyous style: Darling
J. must write to you to-day to
tell that at last I ann splendid eigh-
teen! Think of it--spleniid elgh-
teen-not timid fifteen, winning SIX
teen, blushing seventeen or even bold
nineteen, but splendid eighteen! ]
shall commence to live from this day
forth. / shall love everybody and
everybody Will love me-"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Dr.. Fincil is the successor of Geo.
Frank Gouly, as Grand Secretary of
the Masonic Lodge, who was lost in
de burning of the Southern Hotel, in
81 Louis. We know of no man better
fitted TO take the lamented Gouiy's
place, but it is with deep regret tina;
We see him leave his host of friends
n this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Geo. Daniel the youngest son of
Ex-Recorder A. b. Daniel, who for
he last few years has been salesman
for w. F. Reed, of this city, has gone
into the dry goods business on his
own hook in Vandalia. Geo. is Il
good business boy and we wish him
all success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The Mexico Lyceum will meet
set Friday, (to-morrow) night at
Bourne's Hall. We trust at this the
int meeting there will be a full at
,trdance. A Lyceum during the
winter months can be made both in
srssting and useful, and we hope
fiat Mey;co's Lycenm will prove such
ibis winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

B. 7. James presented us Tuesday
With the Cincinnati Enquier, which
had . cut Of a Democratic rooster
tlat took up a whole page. This cut
conveys a better impression Of the
feelings of the Democrats of Ohio
than IN editorial of the same space
would.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

ASExsBLE GUN.-A would-be MUIR
aefsr In Arkansas a few days ago
snapped both cocks of a loaded gun
= his wife, who was sick in bed. He
nen took the gun by the muzzle and
assnpsed to dash opt the sufferers
mains, but the breech glanced on the
asdpost, both barrels exploded, and
We ehafges Of buckshot entered bis
Angs and killed him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Tom Thumb and wife, Minnie
Warren and Maj. Newell, will all be
in Mexico next Wednesday and give
an entertainment at the Opera House
in the afternoon and at night. Some
thing racy is expected. See adver-
tisement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

j. E. Allensworth, of Mackinaw
ILL.,, made us a pleasant visit yester-
day. He likes the appearance of
Audrain and Boone counties, and
says we have all the advantages of
a first class farming country. That
is Just what we think.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

sam.-Dr. Hickey who was shot
Harrington Galloway county, on
!. nth inst, by one Sampson, is
Lad Sampson was severely cut in
4. sstay, but not seriously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18


DIR. J. Jackson Order, Ottumwa
Medical Infirmary, will visit Mexico
Mo-, Oct. 18th and goth, stopping at
the Ringo House. Everybody come
and see a man that a read your dis
ease like print.
Read what the Ottumwa Courier
says of him:
DIR. J. JACKSON ORDERS MEDICAL IN
PRIMARY.
We made a visit to this prosperous
institution, and we are glad to record
the great success of our fellow citi-
zen, DR.. Crider. The doctor exhibit
ted to us four regular Diplomas of
the best and oldest medical colleges
in America. The Doctor came here
in 1872, from the East, having went
outside of his profession in a specu-
lation which proved unfortunate to
him. But by his wonderful skill and
close attention to his profession, he is
now fast becoming one of the leading
men of our times.
DIR. Crider gives his entire
ton to the treatment OF CT,
eases of both sexes, and :
and Lung specialist, he has
in this or any other COUNT
read a genuine letter from
tHolloweli, of Mt. Eta, Ind
speaks in the highest teri
Crider in curing him of g4h
The infirmary is situN>nsu,n,yt,o.
corner of Court and Main streets, OPP
posite the post office, and is well fur
nished for the special accommoda-
ton of treating and boarding patients,
who come from almost every state in
the Union. We are well acquainted
with w. B. Harlan, of Kirksville,
Missouri, and know that DIR. Order
cured him of Bright's disease of the
Cidneys when he was deemed incura-
BILE by other physicians.
John Sellers, son of old David Sell
lers, Marshall county, was cured by
DIR. Crider. He had scrofula so bad
that he was reduced to a mere skele-
ton, only weighing so pounds when
he came, and upon leaving he weigh
ed one hundred and forty-ninc pounds.
These are facts which no one can
deny.
Strangers visiting Ottumwa will
easily recognize the Infirmary by the
signs. Three anatomical charts,
painted in style, decorate the great
walls of the I%nlirmary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
Yours Truly.
C. H. GARTMAN,

In reply to the above, we would
state that Mexico does not boast the
honor of having a B. b. nine. Base
Ball is a very good thing in its place,
bnt we are not a competent judge OF
its rightful locality, but we have an
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

DR.. vincil has been elected Secre-
,.,v Of the Grand Lodge of Masons
.,,ho State of Missouri and will move
sSt Louis to live, but he will at
t,d bis charge in this city for some
time ut.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Prof. Treloar has organized his
music class and they will meet to-
morrow night. In the course Of a
kW months this class will give a music
4 entertainment. ALI who can,
a0ald Join this class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

We will send the LEDGER to any
new subscriber from now to Jan. LIST,
70 for $500. If you want to get the
news from all parts of the county read
the LEDGER,4 cents till Jan. LIST, rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The firm of Lee 6; St. John has dis
sayed and VIM. o. Lee will conduct
lie business in the future. Homer
Il likely take charge of a train
ssin. 81. John is as trusty a man
Il ever ran a train.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

SsrocK SALES IN VANDLLIA.-On
Tuesday, Oct. 20 and on every Tues
DIR before the last Saturday in each
Aouth there will be stock sales in
yspdslia,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

We learn from c. w. Bake that
his little boy yesterday broke his arm
in the same place hat he broke it a
few months since. When he broke 1t
he was riding a hobby horse from
which he fell causing the fracture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

The District Medical Institute
meets in Mexico Nov. 9th. A full at
tendence of physicians is anticipated.
The Mexico Institute has weekly
meetings at which questions of i'm
portance are discussed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

A phriend pheeling phGnnily phig-
uratively FURNISHES the phowling:
s'4ty 4tunate testers 4tuitously 4t.iy-
ing 4 4lorn 4tresses 4cibly 4bade Atty
4midable 4eigners Aiming tagging
Aces.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

HUNTING PARTY.-The following
party of young men left for the
Southwest this morning on a hunting
trip. Johnny Smith, Loury Smith,
Jess Wade and II. Mourning. We wish
them all success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
MIDDLETowN, Mo-, Oct. 10, IT.

MIDDLETowN, Mo-, Oct. 10, TT.
r. M. WHITE: 1 suppose you
have got an organized base ball club,
and if you feel disposed to play us,
let us know, and we will meet you at
W~ellsville or at home if you want to
play, let us play before it gets too
cold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18
BENTON CrTY Mo-, Oct. Is, ~.

BENTON CrTr Mo-, Oct. 10, ~.
Mr. EprroR: I intended this morn
ing TO start for Williamsburg to gath
er a lot oil Berys, but before starting
/ paid a flying visit TO your CITY last
night. What u disappointment to
me-with an eagle eye~1,a a trusty
shot gun in the handsf Wsrort!ly
Sheriff, he gathered may Ne crop
yesterday morning.. say, from
this g%ection, long he wave. May
his shadow never grow less: he has
certainly shown pluck and energy.
Well may we be proud of our Sheriff.
This city has undergone some i'm
provements lately.
Henry Barker has painted his
dwelling.
Ben Wylde is building a neat frame
house near this city.
Considerable fall planting this sea-
son Farmers are determined to
keep a head with their work. Crops
are very good, equal the crop of rs.
Business dull.
The general topic is the capture of
Berry LIE has numerous friends in
tbs section, some relatives that are
good citizens.
We were called on last week to
mourn the loss of an old land mark,
Familiarity know as Uncle Johnny
Hall, he las been a resident of this
township for 81 years, and over whose
head the frOsts of &c winters had
fallen. He leaves one son and a nu-
merous family of grand children.
/ will close, with best wishes to the
LEDGER. | remain,
hoRE ANON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-18

Cacher & Ruloff are moving their
.ock Of hardware into !. Franks old
asud, on the northeast corner of the
musre. Look out for their ad next