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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
ssCANNOT GO AWAY DISSATIS-
Fled"

"TheIe is no use of talking, nc
sensible man or woman can listen to
Miss Anttony's course OF reason and
go away dissatisfied. Upon the con-
trary, he or she will 60 away con-
vinced that, female suffrage is the
lever that will pry out the crooked
worm of the hollcws and of the
country, and stay a nation of drunk
ards in their career. "-Columbus.
o., Democrat.
Don't fail to go and hear Miss An
thony at the Opera House next We'd
nesday night. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
MEXICO IN il NUTSHELL.

Some people seem to have an idea
that Mexico is not a town of much
Importance. Buff any of these mis-
taken and benighted individuals will
cast their leaden-eolored optics on the
following bold array, we think they
will agree with us when we say Mex
leo is a cityInot only in name but in
reality.
We have in Mexico at this time four
abstractors of titles, three dealers in
agricultural implements, one apiary,
one ax-helve maker, three bakers and
confectioners, three banks, four bar
bcrshops, three billiard halls, seven
blacksmith shops, six boarding houses,
two book and news dealers, thirteen
boot and shoe dealers, two brick
yards, two candy makers, twenty-five
carpenters one carpet-weaver, tive
carriage makers, 20 dealers in cigars
and tobacco, eight clothiers, two Goa
dealers, five collecting agents, foul
conveyancers, two diaries, four dent
lists, six dress and cloak makers, FIVE
druggists, eight dry goods. stores, ONT
dyer and clothes cleaner, one expires.
company, six dealers in fancy goods
two florists, IA dealers in -four ant
feed, one -four mill, l dealer in furs
two furniture dealers and one UNDER
taker, five dealers in gents furnish
goods, two grain dealers, 25 grocers
one gunsmith, five dealers in"hai
work, 3 hardware stores, IL dealers
in hats and caps, 1 hay press, 2sdear
ers in hides and tallow, A hotels, ont
house mover, 2 ice dealers, 700, mors
or less, insurance agents, 80 fire ane
z life insurance companies represent
ed, rs lawyers, 8 livery stables, 81,
loan agents, 8 lumber dealers, 3mar
bic yards, 6 meat markets, 10 MILL
merry stores, 8 music teachers, 2 deal
ers in musical instruments, Q new
stands, 2 weekly papers, 2 mcnthlies
8 notarys public, 3 nurseries, 2 omni
bus lines, l awning maker, 20fpaint
ers, 5 paint and oil dealers, 5 paper
hangers, | photographers, Ia doctors
dealer in pianos and organs, 3 pic
ture dealers, l plow mandatory,
planning mill, IL printers, 4 real estate
agents, 4 restaurants, 8 saddlers, ont
saloon, 6 sewing machine agents, =;
shirt makers, 3 dealers in stoves ant
~tinware, 4 %tailors, 4 toy dealers, on
uphoisterer, Z wagon dealers, 3 deal
ers in wall paper, 3 watch makers,
dealers in wines and liquors, 2 deal
ers in wool, l wooden mill, l Jail,
railroads, IL churches-8 white ant
8 eolored, 2 cemeterys, 8 secret or
ders, 4 miscellaneous societies, q
school teachers.
The above are among the mos
prominent business firms and profes
sions of Mexico, of which we happel
to think of at this time. What tow
of our inhabitants can make a bette
showing?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

PERsoNAL.-B. b. Tureman left
last Tuesday night for parts unknown.
c. M. Lackland is out hunting for
fine cattle.
o Mrs. Martha Boswell, one Of the
oldest ladies Of Audrain. county, is
lying dangerously ill! ~ III I 80
The many friends Of Uncle Henry
Williams win be sorry to learn that
there is slight hopes Of his ultimate
recovery.
Last Saturday, James F. 4angs-
ston,, living miles east Of Columbia,
while out hunting, accidently shot
himself through the hand. He was
taken to Jefferson City, and from
thence brought to this place, when
his physicians, Drs. Russell and Mac
fariane decided that immediate am
'putation was necessary, as the wound
cd member was rapidly approaching
a copdition which endangered the
patients life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
GRAND OPENING.

In this issue of the LEDGER will be
found an advertisement for VIM. O.
Lee & Co.'S, grand opening on De-
comber 5th. Lee has made great
preparations for this display. A free
concert viii be given during the whole
day. The leader will be from Kan
sas City. Lee will have on display,
the finest and most complete stock Of
useful and ornamental Christmas
presents ever in Mexico. 1t will cost
you nothing to call and see for your
self. We predict a great rush at
Lees musical emporium on that day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
MAYORS REQUEST.

Whereas, Thursday Nov. 29th, has
been appointed by both State and
National authority, as a day of
Thanksgiving, and whereas, the Pas.
tors Of the various churches have de-
cided to hold union services. l
therefore request the proprietors of
all business houses, office &c. to close
their respective places of business
from IL O'Clock q. m. till / O'Clock
p. m, and all who can and will att
tend said services, (Which will be
held at the Presbyterian church,) and
spend an hour in Thanksgiving and
praise to Almighty God, for the many
precious blessings we have enjoyed
during the past year.
r. FL. FOWLER, Mayor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
"IN THE DAY THOU EATEST
THEREOF"

This is Thanksgiving Day." when
the smoking turkey stuffed with oys-
ters, the delicious mashed potatoes,
the paiatable turnips, the savory eel
cry, cranberry sauce, chicken salad,
cold slaw, sweet potatoes, delicious
pudding and mince pie grace your
elegant tables, you should remember
the poor, who have none of these
things.
If you have not the above delica-
cies to thank God for. If you have
not wealth to be thankful for. you
should raise your voice in thankful
nes for the enjoyment of the price
less boon of good health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Mr.. Cromwell, the popular proprie-
tor of the Cromwell House, has our
thanks for an invitation to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with him. This
invitation is truly appreciated as his
Widespread table will bear witness
to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
COMMUNICATES.
NOBLE MEN.


Noble men are the foundation of
society, Other men-those with riches
or those capable of making a speech,
may see to rule, and really have the
influence over the minds of their poor
er or weak-minded brethren. But in
the hearts of these, they do not re-
ceive the honor.
A noble man is one, who, from no
hope of rewasd, does right from q
sense of duty, and takes pleasure in
SO doing one whose heart oyerrfl lS +
with love, to God and his fellow-crea-
lures. The last may we'll be called q
hard saying, for who among US loves
God with, all their hearts, and their
neighbor as themselves? But. you,
even you, my br9opttfhesgg, whose hose heart art is is
filed with resentment to the Maker T
who placed you in this troublesome
world, and with hatred Of your fellow
creature, yet you have the elements
of q noble nature in you. BY cult
waiting the seeds Of gentlepess yon
see sprippgsinng Up in yyoa9177Hif IT'D, il be
merely TO step around q : if flower instead cad
of crashing it, or to refrain from some
small act of cruelty, that. would give
you only q momentary delight, and
cause some creature eat pairp Z, Or qn uneasi-
ness, you viii Be cultiyating what, in
time, win be one Of the best attributes
of a noble Observation-Disclosures OF
others.
You may be -hoxs&Iso. the world
still eallsi' you; but ,goaFakave the
hearts of men-se,As1f fall of strong
aspirations yearning for greatness.
With pleasure aaadi curiosity YOU
Hook on a self-made man&distin-
guished In youf admi4ationsnfo thete
are men who,sconsider themselves
made when their fortune Isl Others,
whose. aim: it has ever been, to form o
character such no man eould'point to
a blemish on its shining surface. nea
disapprove an act. Noble
men learning from God-and nature,
as well as books, to combine the man
ly with the beautiful whose life issa
continual delight because of i~nfornla'
ton who find pleasnrern the ipro'
gress of q wormio45sad bird, because
Northumberland something of the laws
that controf its beings nor nwould
they arrest its progress by any actpi
needless cruelty. - t}"li b
They find pleasure in the soft air o.
summer, or the snow flakes of winter
in the bright light of day or tile stars
of the nighttime, betaaseu they at
point to one all-knoNting pswer, who
knows they are striving to do light
OF then, my brothers, il you woult
be noble men, ictdtiTate and enlasge
your minds be tribe TO ~yourselye:
and your future wives, thatayot
may spend no time in, after years il
utavailing regrets, o cause q lOEes
enc pain. 53 10 i"a r
Boys, you must lead orfbe led, TO
such is your nature. Take your Pac'
as leaders among your companiors
with yoae head full of ideas to keel
them from mischief, anG your hear
full of good willto them. Lead tlfen
away from evil, and never, never'a al
low yourselves to be led INFO evil.
D. ,oI1a ,ln3n s@@ Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

There will be grand supper for the
benefit of the Centralia Lodge No. SO
A. F. & A. NJ, in Centralia, on the
night of December 18th, III. j. ID.
Vincii will deliver a short address.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. A grand time is expected by
all. Railroads have reduced the
rates. Accommodations for n thou
sand guests will be made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

In this issue of the LEDGER viii be
found, the advertisement of q cheap
wagon. We have investigated the
merits of this wagon and think that
before our farmers buy, they should
at least examine one of the stEspen-
chied." Tom Williams has one and
vouches for their serviceability.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session last
Monday night Nov. 26th, TT. Mayor
r. Fl. Fowler in the CHAIR.
Conncilmen all present except e.
Rines who is now at the Hot Springs.
Minutes of last meeting read, cor
rected, and approved.
]. Murray made a notion that the
street between the Martin House and
DR.. REEDS new house be opened in a
legal manner in Is days, seconded
byAJ. Morris, unanimously carried.
The Recorder was ordered to give
Martin Is days to open tbs street.
Martin claims that the city has no
street through his yard. The city
claims hat he has the street fenced
up. This point will be decided. at
once.
VIM. Pollock reported concerning
the sidewalk around the &. & A.
freight depot. Mr.. Morse objects to
having a plank sidewalk built
around the depot as it obstructs the
passage of drays. We believe a Gin
der sidewalk would be o good thing
in that place. Il is a shame not to
fhaye a walk of some kind in that To-
cality.
The protest against the petition fol-
sidewalk from Runkle's corner to the
Martin House was accepted, As 1t was
signed by r. L. Mckinney, DR..
Bourne, and w. H. Wallace, the same
number that signed the petition.
The Street Commissioner reported
that he sold the lumber about the old
calaboose for $500.
The request by the colored people
from the 9Th ward for sidewalk from
Chas. Bakers corner south was pre-
sented by VIM. Pollock and by motion
of J. Murray was deferred until a Pc
tition was presented by q majority OF
the property owners.
DR.. Reed made a motion that the
street and alley committee be instruct
ed to finish the macadam on Prom
enade street up to Olive street. Carr
ried.
j. Morris moved that a sidewalk
be laid on the south side Of Prom
enade street from Water street to
Western avenue and on the east side
of Western avenue to the depot. The
motion prevailed. .
J. Morris moved that the south
side of Jackson street from Washing.
ton street to depot street be ordered
paved. The motion prevailed.
Tom Carter appeared before the
council in behalf of the scales belong
ing to Carter & Hisey. Some objec'
tons were made by some citizens tc
having the scales in that locality, but
all objections were withdrawn, and
the gentlemen were allowed to keeI
their scales in the place they are nov
located. nj ..
III. Hall appeared in behalf of {
bill presented for medicine for q poo
woman. Hall stated that he hae
brought in the bill for only part o
what the sick woman got, and thai
was prescribed for by DIR. Keeton
who was employed by the city. The
bill of $3.50 was allowed.
1t was suggested that Sam Locke
bring in all mutilated script and hof
one dollar bills be, issued.
BILLS ALLOWED.
X. Fl. Fowler poor....:..........S 3 y
j. f. Hutton......... ........... II VI
Street Commissioner for mate
rial and work &c a.. . ...168 AZ
Minutes read and house adjourn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Let young men and women be given
10 understand that it is not a disgrace
not even a lowering of dignity, to
work for a living. All previous ages
have held it more honorable for a man
to work for the food he eats, than to
beg it, and the same rule obtains to-
day. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Hereabouts in the year the careful
you'll. putteth on a. chest protector
and covereth his lungs from the cold.
And the needless young man stand.
eth by and reyileth that careful youth,
and he dieth and is gathered unto
his father.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
THANKsGIvING DAY,
UNION SERVICES AT PRESBYTERIAN
Eo5a.s CHURCH. a;a

To THE PEOPLE OF MEXICO: =
In compliance with .proclapation
to the President, and Governor OF orr
State, and a long established custom,
we deem it very mete and right and
our bounden duty, to assemble on
Thursday, Nov. 18th, and JOIN in
thanksgiving and praises to Almighty
God for His numerous mercies extend
ed to US as q people during the pas,
year. You arc therefore earnestly re-
quested to suspend, as far as possible
your ordinary business pursuits, ant
join with US in such thanksgiving ser
vices, to be held at II .. m, at TIN
Presbyterian church on. that day
Rev. J. c. Maple win preach the ser
mon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Geo. Cromwell has a first-class
bus, in which, there is always room
for one more. Geo. runs it to and
from all trains, az well as to all En-
tertainments or rainy nights, single
trips, rs cts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

!T0'PREvESf AND'CErE, COUGHS
AMI CoLDs.rA. reliable .remedvsis
necessary in every household. Far
ker's Ginger Tonic is just the medi-
cine Observation-Disclosures coughs, ].
colds, + throat, bronchitis, ind j.
even Consumption, If used in time,
by its powerful specific action on the
stamaeh,b.. kidnsys, skin, liver, and
mucous surfaces of the, throat and
lungs. In this natural way it clean
ses theiwaste matter from the blood,
builds up the tissues, fortiiies the sys-
ITEM against further attacks, and per-
maiientfy allays infiaHafnatiom of the
throat, lunga, and other, organs. 1t
Is a powerful ~fnvigorant, and affords
just the heIp that tie iaged. the fee
bic; and thee gatesee emit. require, /
because it ensures, perfect digestion
and enjoyment of the food, cnricbes
tiie;bloed, and ;afoases tIfe dormant
energies,ef the, debiiita+ed organs.
1t cnreS dyspepsia with lis varied
symptom offieadache, w~akefulness,
sour stomach, bad taste in the
mauthn, constipation, liver CONF
piaint, palpitatiOn of the heart, etc,
and while 1t never intoxicates nor ere
ates any desire for STIMULATES, it
diffuses warmth and yigor through
the system, reffews the appetite,
saotiies the nerves, lbanishes melan-
choly, and gives strength and elias
ITCHY to the Worn oht frame. Buy a
$4.00 bottle from your druggist, THE
printer will here insert names ant,
addresses of druggist written ON this
scheduNA o. a sample bottle at Is
OTIS. and test It's s~afisiordiBary mer-
its.yEF - ,,...u 27-weow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
MUSICAL INFORMATION.

Sixty thousand copies have already
been sold of Will L. 11iompson's ia
mons song 'sGathering Shells from
the Sea Shore" 1t is thought that
"Drifting With the Tide" this au-
thor's last composition, will even
eclipse "Gathering Shells" in popu-
larity. Any music dealer will mail
either of these beautiful pieces to your
address on receipt Of price, 40 cents.
Published by w. l.. Thompson &
Co., East Liverpool, Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Miss Lizzie Marmaduke, much to
he pleasure Of her friends, has re-
hrsed from st. Louis, where she has
hi attending a conservatory Of
nusic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

We understand that the Gazette
men Of Fulton, delight in calling us
the Swamp Angel. fit tickles their
boyish fancy to vent their spleen in
this way we have no objection. Any
thing to keep peace in the family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

T. NJ. Grange, of Guthrie, Gala
way, made US a pleasant call last
Saturday. Mr.. Grange is well pless-
ed with Galloway, only he'can't agree
with them when they talk and act as
if they had a lien on the moon as well
as owning the whole, u. s..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
SAMUEL GROVE, p. M.

Cause and effect2 A sixteen-year-
old girl not far from Mexico has a
button string four yards long, con-
tanning I,973 buttons. And that
girls father fastens his suspenders on
his trousers with . shawl pin, . piece
of twine and q sharp stick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

We have known q goodly number
of men who were better judges of
whiskey than they were of water.
You might have easily fooled them
with poor water but you could not
FOOL them with s'forty yard whiskey."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
r. I'll. FOWLER, Mayor.

Miss Sallie Hisey and MIR. Joe.
Lakenan, are to be married this,
Wednesday evening, at the residence
OF the brides father. Full particu-
lars next week. We learn that there
are two more marriages to come of
this, Thanksgiving week. The young
folks seem bound to have something
Ito be thankful for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

"Let them yell, we have no hair to
raise remarked Senator -- as
one of the House was picturing the
Horrors of Indian warfare. The
gentleman was bald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
A. O. IT. w.

All the members of this order
should make it a point to be present
next Monday night. A very inter,
esting session is anticipated as well
as business of Importance to the or
der to transact.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
LAW PARLORS.

Trimble & MacfarIane have rear
ranged their law apartments and now
have two elegant consultation par
lors, carpeted and grained in the
most approved manner, Joined to-
getber by folding doors. 1T 'aimost
makes a manSwant to get into trouble
TO visit their cosv apartments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

We have for sale one of Beatty's
xlebrated Pianos Tor Organs) that
viii be disposed of at agreat bargain.
Tor parisulars apply at this Office
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Ayoung couple drifted into a gall
lery of statues. They looked around
for the ole with the most drapery
on. SIT is Venus coming out of the
bath,'' said he, consulting the cata-
logue. ''That seems to be the case
with most of thcm," answered she.
Then they left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
Opera House,

A pretty picture is q healthy hook
ing and we'll cared for baby. By the
use of DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup you can
keep the health of your baby in spler-
did condition. Is cents q bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Geo. Daniels, dry goods merchant
CT Vandalia, formerly salesman for
W. F. Reed, passed last Sunday in
Mexico. Gee. come up to see the
bows (?)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
POPULATION OF AUDRAIN.

Number of white persons in the
county between 6 and 20 years Of
age, male, 2,846 ; female, 2,026 ; TO-
tai, 1872.
Number of colored persons in the
county between and 20 years OF age,
male, 283, female, 275; total, 55s,
Total number males, white and col
ored, 2,620; female, 2,301. Total,
1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

We think It shame that the side
s*sK around she A. depctis not
pdt down. Impossible % 50 OF
come tom the depot witheut getting
over shoe tops insnud.s Niitdfswil
misjqdee our town Just on account q
thik ,1If1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

He is 20. His parents are dead.
He is an only child. He Is rich. Is
there any wonder she smiled when
she met him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Mr.. B. l.. Locke, our popular coun-
ty clerk, has our thanks for the an
nual school report OF Audrain
county, as well as an invitation to
enjoy his hospitality Thanksgiving
day,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

This world is not well arranged.
For instance, who ever saw a rabbit
chasing three men and a car load Of
boys around for three hours for the
sake of fifteen cents worth of pot
ME ? .-' a''. fl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

We vii send the LEDGER from now
in Jan. list, '79 for s2,eo. II you
yut 4 five local paper come forward
It once and subscribe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

DIS. Russell and Macfarlane went
b Fulton last Monday to attend Q
uestiug OF the, directors of the State
Insane Asylum. T.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
visit their COSY apartments.

The series of meetings conducted
at the Baptist church by Pope Yea
man are still growing in interest.
Everybody seems to be on the qui
yiye concerning their souls salvation.
Old and young are coming forward
to be prayed for Thanks should be
returned to-day that the good work
still goes on. gn,1 ~ IN a... 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Menefee & Cardwell are almost
daily receiving furniture. Their
bed room and parlor sets are very
elegant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

A new curb stone and q broad side
walk sre being laid around the new
Swings Bank. This is quite an i'm
psovement to that corner of the
square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Ne give thanks to-day for the liberal
psfonage we have received from our
aends ia,the past year, and In the
fatsre will try to make our paper as
nucs more acceptable to, the pubic
VII ii our power. !. E,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
December 9Th, 1871

Mark Pitcher has The finest and
best selected, and most costly line Of
jewelry ever in Mexico. Look out
for his fhammoth advertisement next
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

I'd Riues is now at the Hot Springs
irssnsas. Ed is testing the merits of
ae sring water. He has not been
xdsctIy we'll for some weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

W. O. Forrest, d.. H. Mcintyre,
aud w. III. KEENAN, attended the
Boone county circuit court last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Ton Ewing, Of Ohio, made an
essfrhelming speech in the House
- week against contraction. He
asss Up in an able manner the mise
= I'D sorrow, contraction would en-
~ = this grand and noble republic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

The great question that now agi-
tates the minds of the clerks in Mexi-
co is why John Roseberry did not
go to Sunday school last Sunday
morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

We learn that the Christian mite
vii be at the Ringo House
tomorrow Friday night. A full at
sadance Of the young folks is expect
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Nqrics.-John Gullett has q piano,
sheh he wishes 70 1oahto some one
y this city, who understands music,
ma will give his daughter lessons for
ue use Of the instrument. 31-2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

L. B. Buckner is moving his law
Office to the rooms over the New
Savings Bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
at The

The Hon. j. A.. Flood, of Gala
way, has gone to California again for
his health. GE1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

All lovers of l good easy shave
should call at Dun & McIlhinney's
barber shop under New Savings Bank,
most comfortable rooms In town..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

1t is a point of interest why Ben
Butler is so silent, You would hardly
know he was q Congressman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

The post-office will be open to day
Thanksgiving day. from z to 10 a.
m. ard from 3 to 6 p. m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Bishop Marvin had been q minister
ofthe gospel for So years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Josh Billings says: The wimmin
ough tew ketch all she phellows who
part their hare in the middle and clap
. red flannel pettycoat on them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Hon. Ed Rines, Mexico, Mo-, il
at Barnnm's, zen route for Hot Springs,
Arkans as.-St. Louis Republican.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

Merchants, nov is the time to adj
vertise your holiday goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29
II. B. SeeIey.
j. A. Brooks.
b. T. Lacy.
j. c. Maple.
J. ID. yinciI.
Mexico, Nov. 20, 1877.

Al friend of oifs told Us that he got
drunk on beer twenty years ago and,
said be could taste 1t now, and that
Ihe had never SO much experience ID
so short q time IS on that eventla|
night,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-11-29

i ". Reed has moved his Office
.,irs over Ricketts, 6 Emmon's
H. mods store.