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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Ripe apples ut lnsley & Armstrong;
the first IF the season. lnscly &
Armstrong have made arrangements
to receive fruit daily all summer.
This will be a great accommodation
to the public. Git.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Our various correspondents have
our thanks this week for special
tavOrS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
LAND SALES.

G.. ID. Ferris to VIM. Nj. Sims, the
store in which Cardwells furniture
shop is % feet 1 inches front for
$1,000.
VIM. NJ. Sims to G.. ID. Ferris one
half interest in 24O acr9s 10 north
west of Mexico, for $1,000.
d.. f.. Shea to &. Casey, lots 20,
"a, % and 20, Barnes addition to
Mexico, for $1,000.
W. ii. Upton to Pollock & Co,
onc-third interest in Mexico Touring
mills for SIS ,OU0.- @
VIM. Marshall to A. Marshall, 80
acres l. miles north of Mexico, for
$500.
VIM. Marshall to Il. Marshall. I2O
acres II miles north of Mexico, for
s.. 600.
David Winegard to f. Ahlfeldt,
100 acres II miles south OF Mexico,
for $1,000.
L. b. Hat to VIM. II. Upton, lots
SO, 81, 81 and 90, block p Beatty
addition to Mexico, for S1,7jO.
VIM. Pollock 10 VIM. II. Upton,
lot 10 III Mrs. Sparks addition to
Mexico, for $500.
{. McCarty to L. Is. Martin, 800
acres 10 miles east of Mexico, foI
$500.
VIM. Marshall to j. F.. Mundav,
40 acres 10 miles north Of Mexico.
for $500.
Martin Shea to ID. f. Shea, lots {
and /, block , in the town of Laddo,
MIA, for $500.
{. c.. Canter to Mary Wells, 20,
60 feet, part of lot / block 20 in Van
dalia. for 500.
l.. ID. Craig to A. n. Harrison
east one-half lot &, in survey sc;
south of Ladd's addition TO Mexico
for $50.
Hans Lawthcr, of Fulton, is in tn,
city.
Read Geo %IIahlutzcl's al found il
another column.
Robert Vincil and wife have gon'
to Kansas City.
The Hon. John A. Flood, of Full
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

live hundred persons went on the
late excursion from Louisiana to
Hannibal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Whoop-la, Col. j. f. Hutton has
obtained an office at last-been elect
cd president Of the Great Free EX-
cursiomists. Now let us illuminate,
i%olliticate, eXplunctiiicate and gyrate,
for now are the fond longings of Il
lifetime. IN Il measure Satiated.-Nan-
dalia Leader. Draw it mild Jake, OF
you might get hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
~MARTINSBURRG ITEMS.

Business a little more active last
week.
Corn looks bad ~replanting is not
yet all done.
Oats and wheat are said to be look
ing well, but from the best inforna-
ton we have, we think the wheat
crop in this section will be very light.
Prof. Cunningham thinks of acting
as agent for some reliable insurance
company during vacation.
DIR. Magruder (dentist) returned
from Maryland last week.
j. n. Haislip & Son, have opened
out with their new goods.
Prof. Cunningham closed his school
here last Friday. Since the Prof.
moved in our midst, he has been
doing a good work in behalf of the
educational interests of this town;
and it is believed that he will have a
much fuller school this coming year
than he had during the past, and that
he will be more successful in his
earnest endeavors to enlighten and adj
vance his pupils in the ways of useful
knowledge. He has contracted with,
and employed, Mr.. III. A. Gass Of
Mexico, to asst him next year. The
Prof. is q true gentlemen, Il ripe
scholar, and we think that we would
do him, and his reputation
as a teacher but Justice, to say
that he is in every true sense of the
term, a frst-class teacher. We think
tuat parents, who wish TO send their
children to school from home, could
do no better than to send them here.
They csn get good boarding with pri-
vate families, and cheap; their tuition
will be very moderate, and the city
vices to which so many boarding
scholars arc exposed would, we think,
in a great measure, be avoided; for
the temptations are not AZ numerous
in a small town like this as they are
in larger ones, and they are more d.
rectly under the care Of their teacher.
A. & B.
MARTINsBURG, JUNE Is, 1877.
EDITOR LEDGER-DEAR SIR :-Our
school closes this evening, and one
by one the scholars are taking their
departure for their various homes,
with many good wishes and kind good
byes, each seeming reluctant to close
an engagement around which have
clustered so many bright and joyous
associations.
| In retrospecting the past ten months
We find many incidents to which it
will be q pleasure to revert in the
I future many events whose recol,ec-
! ton will prove green spots for memo
a ny in the bye and bye. One fact that
will not escape the minds of any Of
the pupils is, that we have been labor
ed for with an earnestness that brooks
no civalry. Our teacher, Prof. Gun
bingham, Is one who is most devoutly
welded to his profession, and who
seeks no higher earthly glory than to
be allowed the privilege of directing
a the course of the useful mind in its
. search for valuable and useful infor.
nation. Hoping that q so earnest
It and efficient instructor may receive .
/ liberal share ofpatronage in the com.
ing school year. subscribe mysel
n a pupil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
E,,,, Weekly Ledger
kMcAL NEWS:

Ia pacihn' 52tf.
,.,tman has sold his stock OF
des to Mr.. Baker, no
sns box.toed shoe or boot 90
r s : nae square Dealing 4'-''n
sting. and sewing done
gdi1hs 3 Mollit Pulliam' over bl"'"S'
uord is attending Com
,.,s.making a speciality also
'e ino. satisfaction guaranteed
H. polliam's over BlnmS.
NOlhe 5O-3 III.
I,,;l. calling on others do not pass
rive us a call and see our
.noth stock of boots al" SHOES
Bosrox SQUARE DEALING
,.,r.r anywhere in the Co.,
E'ar',' sewing Machine ut ST.
4. retsle prices, CLARK.
q Forrest is attending court
| Montgomery
EXHIBITION First
s'larded the Kirby 4 Wheeler
q AVA" and Keepers. For sale by
dErs ii. VI. GLEASON.
lift has gone home on account
irkness.
,...t reduction in the price of the
Ca' Machine. W" WI sell you
'. =, %%acline for $50. the $40 ma
30 a.; cash. all other ST, les at
Spending prices. 9, r,
NICHOLS " 'hAFh.
| ,.;,. . number of MeNicans and
.,;.oites are attending Com
| pcenent at Fulton
ala. why throw away yonr old
'a aus and buy new ones. when You
your old ones put in as good
s.when new. by bringing them
ia q NfcIlbrnuv's. 1871
H. B. Tureman is attending Com
~...meut at Fulton. We don't
/ :, to insinuate that Bro. Turcman
i int commencing operations there.
p.sd Lacklands advertisement and
IL, tbe odd Reliable boot ami
store and price their spring
IL inst received, which they are
inc cheaper than ever and war
aing. '
& LOUIS ~ ~
,s freight tickets. and the same
mt on its employees. They still
caras th,n any other class
"O
ToFKllleti.
ID AlIan resnp.tfuIly in
MN. the citizens of Mexico and Vi
ar that she is prepared to cut and
h, dresses in the latest styles.
Las evneriencp enables her to guar
r4 entire satisfaction. Patronag,
l ,,od Rooms nj Hardin House,
drO, Mo. d
~. polIoct T. 20 orc nuttiuc
:;u u,;.1
'Tel oo'''i' 'n'
soon be one OF the best Ill 'il'
le. Sucn men rs Mr.. Pollock are
At we need in the city.
hpoRrANr.-sheeted Wax al
Us mar Witr; '',,uc paper ~
!. and n frll and comuIrte line %
!eral for making artificial Hover
%'' h"'i
'''' u,
l''nS n0oSe til 'ne'' S''"'
eSs money than any other house II
atrsl Missouri? Because they ar'
,ooo,oJ ,,;,h Of tho l,roas
1psp,in the northwest 4S-3n
lcncu,c., No if pot o,s
fact. Barnes x Wineqard vii
You more for your produce ano
you better groceries for less
""' ,'a'' amy 'l"''9t III 'cH''
ARE. 7-tc.
800, &
ual''e"' OH lheseaI mSl'' az {
ioek, by DIR. Il. L. Lacy, Mis-
/, Jacobs and Mr.. Charles GRAY
Benton CITY. Mr.. GRAY is +.
oher-in law of Mr.. Joe Murray.
"DoS'r You FORGET
others have Just received a ney
Zaty OF the latest styles and pat
wall p'P'r' " anu . On y
II. MN anu 's S''
-
ass him T.,
=.
HIS "ew helu OF ia"of.
Hiss JENNIE DoBYNs is prepared t,
ma"nD' 'uriS, an" p"ii' Out "
nriceS '' I Ia"Ea 'l, vi, IT 81 r"N ,h
B. II. w. DeJarnetts' miIIiner,
We north side square. tt.
he colo,sd ooo,Io g..
p0oP'o h''' "S'''' ie'
Ids to comnlato thoir ohuroh wbioI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Luckie & Hart turn out better
work in marble than any yard west Of
st. Louis. 3U
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

At the annual meeting ofthe Har-
din College Directory, last Saturday
G.. III. Hardin was reelected Presi-
dent; Louis Hord Nice-President
James Carroll Secretary; {. w. Ba'
ker Treasurer. The Board meets
again the first Tuesday in July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

.One of our ~jurists last week could
not agree with the lest of the panel,
he had a verdict of his own to-wit
On account of the instructions of the
court which we consider Illegal and
unconstitutional, we find for the
-. How We would like for thai
man to sit on a jury for us when W,
are tried for our life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

J. W. Carson left for st. Louis this
morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

UulNs
These showers are a good thing for
the corn.
Bolts & Bolts shipped one car load
of hogs to St. Louis yesterday.
Hard times: Printers don't have
hard times g.! They advertise.
Try Joe Glandon's ) cent Eureka
cigars.
If you want a good glass of lemon
ade, drop into Mitrhell's.
Joseph Boots shipped to st. Louis
one car load of hogs.
The corn house of the mill was
blown to splinters last night.
The court house lawn is having the
weeds and grass taken off which I'M
proves its appearance vastly.
b. S. Fry, agent for Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine has his head
quarters ut Murray's.
Miss Georgia Allen has gone to
Vandalia, to take charge of Il school.
Success to Miss Georgia.
Mr.. Supple, of Concord, has shown
us Il sample Of his engraving, and We
pronounce it as good as the best.
W. f. Whitney shipped to St.
Louis one car load Of sheep and
hogs.
1t is thought that the property oI
w. ii. Smith of Galloway, will pay
30 cents on the dollar.
We should Judge that the damage
done in the city alone Ivy the wine
last night would amout to $1,000 a
least.
This has been n week som fo,
hog shippers, lot less than ID or u
car loadS nave Deem sihpped IRON
this point.
Read GleasOn's 1-2 column aC
Gound in this issue. II w. Glesso,
o,,rl;,r ,,,,ra h,si,,.s, m.,
ana deserves your trade.
N.v,r Fowler and Marshal pott.
tooL , s,ou IN w.s+ N.xi.o tn Iool
ONT ror, nuisance They fnuuJ il
al :, u;u lo romn,.oJ
sor,hhod ont and r.n,y.tad las
- Il lo,I., III. NOW nj,
MAJ.
,.'I nm IT, n:-I .
Z III tAtllbII VIC INN ll1N lAtNNt' a
Wo1e's meadow Saturday at , o'coIcl
IN the afternonn, See AL in another
column.
WI A' 7'
bia. made us Il social call last Mon
day. They were en- route for Fultol
to attend the Commencement.
,..I, .
P -,
contemplating purchasing shout
call up and examine this work Of HON
manufacture.
u,. -.
/,
mupity.
r, -rur;- .;,, -. ol,o
~,
-. ,o-,
v.n r.n. ~,
-
~ II,,.,,-. ,l,fIy r;,.ng o,r mn,
>io"in' q"i'o
about beng Il tramp dr''l'Nard' ~'
Now, as the Col. never 90 has al
drunken uriuters TO work for him
L.. H.. ,m
~
Y IT Fowler has the boss lam
.h;,,or II will NOT brook can
taken apart to be cleaned. 1t is
double patent back action, forty hor'
power and warranted MOTTO rip, ravl'
or run down at the heel. Call an
see it.
At fine animal meeting ofthe Ha
din r,,looe D,ractorv. last Saturda
~ IL. ii'''''" WIS
/ .lnllt IN tlnph tAG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Mr.. Bush is renovating his grocery
store, and will soon have in Il fresh
stock of Groceries.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

ANIMAL ADpREss.-On last Thurs
day night DIR. Vincil delivered the
annual address To the graduates of
Hardin College, his subject was ''the
Glory of the lmperishablc." His dis
course as usual abounded in brilliant
thoughts, was replote with pointed facts
and delivered in that earnest manner
characteristic of the speaker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

A Carolina editor speaks of a rival
editor as a ''goard-headed baboon."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

just show us some girl who's pa
has IN icc-houSe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

At the late NJ. +. Festival the
ladies cleared something over Si25.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Big gas meeting Mondat night q
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Geo. IIablutzel in the future will
occupy the old office OF DIR. Lee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
A. IL BCCKNRR.

While in Mexico, makes this office
his headquarters. Judge Buckner is
Congressman from this district,
and you can judge what success he
has met with when you know that he
is spoken favorably of as Speaker OF
the House. No man is betterposted,
and he has the Ledger's best wishes
together with the majority of the
ablest journals throughout this and
other States. After passing one
half hour among dusty, musty Law
books we feel like recruiting, and SC
drop in to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Misses Lizzie and Annie Silver, are
attending the Commencement ut Full
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Probate court meets I'd Monday il
July.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

There will be a called term of the
County Court Saturday, June 23d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

BUSINESS MIN WHO THEY X AND
WHERE they "a BE FOUNp-To BE
CONTINUED TILL WE FIN THEM ALL.
Leaving the grocery store of Barnes
& Vineyard, we enter the mammoth
hardware emporium Of
T. NJ. GILL d co.
In company with George, who is ever
ready and willing to accommodate,
we commenced at the fourth story to
take a birds eye view of their stock.
In the fourth story, we found stoves,
spades and shovels without end, all
arranged in systematic order. Step
ping down n flight of stairs, we
found the third floor crowded with
plows of every make and style; this
is the agricultural department. On
the second floor we found stoves and
tin-ware in endless variety. There
appeared to be stoves enough to
supply a county. On the first floor
we found OH exhibition O. full line OF
everything in the hardware line, also
Il full stock of glass and queensware.
Passing down to the cellar we found
wagons, cu~itivators and just stacks OF
nails. We tried to get George to
open a key of mails, but he said he
was afraid, we could not find our way
out. In addition to these five flours,
filed with goods, they have three
warehouses crowded with farming
implements. Everything has it.
place and can be found in it. George
says that in the darkest night he cal
find anything he wants without alight,
This firm is known throughout the
country as being composed of stauncl
business men and men that will dc
the square thing by their customers.
Next door we enter tie clothing
and dry goods store of
COoSs & PEARsoN.
Both these gentlemen are well known
business men, and any eneomiums by
us would be useless. They al
ways keep a full line OF goods of tht
best quality. Willie Coons does tn.
agreeable. and he does it we'll. III,
is one Of the most agreeable clerks W.
have in the city, ut least the ladie.
say so. Feeling in our pockets (whicl
have the sweny, thanks to delin
quents) to make sure We have NJ
filthy lucre we slip up the next pal
of stairs, and find ourself, surrounded
with five lawyers. Each one of then
is ready to take our case, and GU
money, too.
TOM BUCKNER
Is straightforward-that is from tn
tairs. Tom is a Young man o
perseverance and will make his mari
IN the world. In tn
same Office we find
d. HIT,
who hasjust been admittedto the bar
We had the pleasure of hearing hin
make his maiden speech before tn
court, and were very much pleased
lie is an earnest young man and wi
leave no stone unturned to succeed
: Next door we enter the sanctum {
GORGE ROBERTSON
And find him deep in the study {
Blackstone. He is our City Attorney
he is young, yet we are proud ofhin
} George is a young man of prepos
sessing appearance and will win tn
confidence Of all with whom he CONF
in contact. Entering the next rool
we find =
&. +. OUEsENBERRY
, With his feet on top of the door. To-
} in the depths of a mammoth stack 4
: law papers. Mr.. Q~uisenberry is
man nall Ennpp In THE .nInt,- A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
JANIS BASEORn's

And take a Havana. Mr.. Jim Bas-
ford is n of our boss men on good
looks. He always has on hand q
fresh line of staple and fancy
groceries. Mes. Smith does the
agreeable. Mes. is q live business
man and attends strictly to business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

These showers are a good thing for
the corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Col. Hutton, of this city, was elect
ed President of the Press Association.
to meet in Springfield in May 1873.
j. +. Williams, Of the Fulton Tele-
graph, is Nice-President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
MONEY 80

sums ofSS0O. 5000. 81 900. 50. 900
',o'VVo secured lay good city and
= time.
rfto JN0. y. CLARK X Son,
N 'A land and loan agent.
b u'oe over Savings Banks Mexico
45.tf
'0t. Cunningham, of Martinsburg
Ny pleasant call last Satur,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

The Hon. John A. Flood, Of Full
ton. is very mwcll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Prof. Everts of Central Ohio, and
Elder Cake will open u male high
school this fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Sam Buckley is burning a kiln Of
brick; 1t will be cool by SATURDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Buckhart q Reilly have just COM
plcted beautiful two seated harouchr.
it is elegant and strong. Those
contemplating purchasing should
call up and examine this work Of home
manufacture.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

This storm could not have been Il
warming to sinners, for il shook the
churches up badly and left one OF
them hooking like Il rupturcd COM
munit 4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

d.. W. Crowley and wife are rusti-
eating at the Martin house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Drop in and see Tom Mitchell's
aquarium. +
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Belshazzar is being renderedin Des-
MONIES, Iowa, this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

A man that drinks, spends II III
twenty years, " wiping off his chin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Circuit Court adjourned last Fri
day to meet on the 18th Monday i'll
August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
c. r. ~oUEsENBERRY

With his feet on Top of the door, lost
in the depths of 4 mammoth stack of
law papers. Mr.. Quisenberry is a
man well known in this county. Al
though he has hut lately entered the
law he has met with encouraging sue
cess.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

/. Tomorrow is the longest day i'll
the year. ID hours and onc-half day
light.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
Give the clock a rest.

J. b. Smell, Mayor of Fulton, is in
the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Mrs. Capt. Currie is improvin:
fast.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Ben Dobyns is assessing the taxa
bic property OF this city.
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AROUND THE SQUARE.

A BIRDS 7 VIEW OF MExIco-A GRAPH
&c DESCRIPTION OF ITS BUsINEss-ITs
BUSINESS T. WHO THEY R AND
WHERE THEY Way BE FOUNp-TO BE
CONTINUED TILL WE FIND THEM ALL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

JAS. McWilliams has sold his black
mare for 1920.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Bolts & Bolts shipped one car load
of hogs to st. Louis yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Try Geo. Suffers homemade
cigars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

penses of past seven years and debts
maturing in 'S3 SAG, 200.
Assets in that time:
Income for years, estimated at
$1,000 per annun, $4,000.
Second 3 years estimates Sc, 500
per annum, $4,000.
Making a deficit by estimated i'll
'S3 of $40, 200; or taking a higher
estimate justified by past averages, a
deficit of SO, DOGS
Figures don't lie and looking at this
matter we fear the affair will end in
gas. Infiamable gas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Prof. Caldwell, of Fulton, passed
through this city this morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Hard times: Printers don't have
hard times They advertise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Mr.. Rollins, son of Hon. Jas Rol-
Inns. and DR.. Young. both of Column
bia. made us Il social call last Mon
day. They were en- route for Fulton
to attend the Commencement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Robert Vincil and wife have gone
to Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
NOT GAS.

At the gas meeting last Monday
night the following array of figures
was m%arshalled out by Mr.. Llewellyn
who has ransacked the council ar
chives deducing the following facts
and figures:
For seven years past the report gives
the gross receipts of the city as S74,-
1855; expenditures, including liza
bility for outstanding scrip, s75,409.
81. OF the IS, 500 city scrip issued
1891, a far as could be ascertain
ed, had been redeemed or destroyed,
leaving outstanding S., 109. Income
last year from certain sources was
S5,484.03 expenses, $3.50. Aver
age expenditure on streets for seven
years, 81, 100; average incidental ex-
penses, S1,567.S0.
In six years from the present year
Che city would have to pay out as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

The iire-wall on Gill's hardware
store was blown down last night, and
Dick, when he heard three thousand
brick falling on the roof, the .joice
breaking in thought that Gabriel had
blOwed his horn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

To-day is tonnn"ncent day for
Westminster College at Fulton. They
have four graduates, Christian, Tut
tie. Johnson and Singleton, all good
Stnnnrh Nlnnr mon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Harvest hands are plenty, only the
majority ofthem are too high toned
to work i'll the sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Try Joe Glandon's ) cent Eureka
cigars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

DOX'T READ THIs.-John +. Kirk
will exhibit the Hill Hay Kicker at
Wade's meadow Saturday AT ? o'colck
in the afternoon. See AL iii another
column,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Robert Tureman. President of the
Mexico Exchange Bank, is attending
the Commencement ut Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Mr.. Godfrey, agent for tho Cont
mental Life Insurance Company. made
It's u call yesterday in company with
Mr.. Barton, who is to he local agent
far this sity
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

W. Horace WILLIAMS,
Prime. Fulton Graded School
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

There is to he a grand basket pic
mic on the Keep farm, five miles west
of Mexico, on Saturday the l4th OF
July. Croquct playing, and dancing
will be the order Of the day. All are
invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

j. Med. Trimblc has gone on a
visit to friends in Virginia. He will
return in time for the August adjourn
ed term of the circuit court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

The boys who have been knocking
around loose lately at nights had
best look out. The Mayor is On your
trail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Mr.. Sharlach ran a very narrow es-
cape with his life last night. . He
stepped out in his yard and the root
and %chimneys from the NJ. +. Church
came down around him like hail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

If Won want a good glass of lemon
ade, drop into Mitrhell's.
Joseph Boots shipped to st. Louis
one car load of hogs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

The cOrn house of the mill was
blown to splinters last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Read Geo ~IIahlutzcl's AL found in
another column.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Dick Fowler had his grocery store
scrubbed out and renovated last
evening. 1t looks like a new pin