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Bargains in millinery at Mrs. Huckins'.

Bargains in millinery at Mrs. Huckins'
The ting Andrew j. Smith arrived this
afternoon.
Macarthur, Smith & Co. are putting on
the finishing touches to their coal Shell
The Supreme Court last Tuesday rem
dered a decision in. the case of John Bid
die ct al, plaintiffs in error, vs George
I. Wendell, Judge OF Probate, defendant
i'm error, reversing the decision OF the
Mackinac Circuit Court. with costs, and
granting new trial.
The Young people of the Congregations
al church have formed Church Literary
society, ANA will hold meetings until
further notice every Sunday evening at
~ o'clock. The exercises will consist of
music, Bible readings, select readings, Sc.
A general invitation is extended to the
citizens of Chcboyaan to attend these
meetings.
DR.. Brunette las retufne,, to the vii
lase, after an absence of several weeks
and is ready to attend to the wants of
the citizens OF Cheboygan and vicinity
who may desire any work in.his line.
DIR Burnette has established quite rep
utati0n as Il dentist since he has located
in ChebOygan, and those who patrOnize
him can he Sue OF having good work
done.
There will lie a meeting af the Con-
gregational church next Tuesday evening
Tor the purpose of hearing the report of
the committee TO solicit subscriptions to-
ward paying the salary of Rev.. II. NJ.
ThompsOn, should he accept the call.
and the incidental expenses of the church
for the coming year, an adjournment to
that time being made at the last meeting
foI this purpose.
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Stale Treasury.

From the Lansing Republican we learn
that the bala ce of cash i'm the State
Treasury Oct. IL was s6S7.257 Is; re-
ceipts during the week ending Oct. 20
were $2l,4O2 rs; payments during same
were $36,651, 56; balance in treasury
Oct. 20. 1877. $652.OOS 35; decrease tor
the week $35,24S 80.
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Mrs.. U; 8. Grant, Executive Mansion. VI, h
lngton, ID. g. says. 81 am perfectly DELIGHTED
with nv Bradbury Piano.
Chief Fustic9 Salmon y. Chase. Waslinpton
" C., decides the bradbury to b. the aiiuna
Piano of the Country.
l. Vice. AGmi.al D. ID. Porter, Washington. D.
y, me Bradbury is exquisitely amt Ut autifully
p'opoi'oHeo' we are delighted with Ours."
Hon. Columbus Delano, Secretary of Interior.
TOR the Interior
P M Gen. Cresw-n and Mrs. Creswell. Gan
Gun friends admire the delightful tones of the
Bradbury used &c our receptions"
robert Bonner, CIV York Led or SAT anv
Time viii drop the relns of Dexter t. listen To
the tones OF our Bradbury"
Grand Central n. tel, New York. "In prefer
ence to all others, we selected the Bradbury
them sp cndid.
St ST. Nicholas : Hotel, ew York. "Have always
ure IN recommending Them"
Metropolitan, Leland Bros. y. "Have mad
in constant use for twelve years a Bradbury
fiano 10 eur parlor 1t e still good"
Bon. John Simpson, NJ r.; Canada. saws
The Bradbury can't be excelfcd-the best in
the Dominion" 49,
ID. Simpson, Bishop M. E Church, Philadel-
phia, 1T is a very superior instrument, both in
us nnisn' sweet tones, and singing qualities"
e. s. James, Bishop M. e. Church, ew York.
I'VE know OF No better piano thsn the Brad.
Re Rev DR.. John McClntock; Drew Theological
bradbury Is uneQualed.n
Dr. Joseph Cummings, President Western |
university. Mid, letOwn, CT, saws "If il cOuld
=, no! De replaced We would not part with it for |
twice Its cost. Can heartily RECON- man6 tboxa ),
VIVA. Morely-Puncheon, Toronto. Canada |
we are Delighted with the Bradbury Pianon
q. 8. Arthur, PHILADELPHIA, eve have used |
Piano."
DR.. John Chambers, "Our Bradbury piano
mas won golden ep MONS among the Phi adel-
Piano in the Northwest
DIR e o. Haven, BROOKLYN. v. aMv pio,,
;nnnot be exceiled for sw ee ness, -o
Or: Luke Hitchcock, Cincinnati, Ohio, "Is the
best IN the Queen City,"
" Briig; Gen. Alyord, Paymaster U. 8. Army,
Rev. Geo Fl. Whitney, ID. D., Pres. Centenary
collegiate Inst, Hackottstown, n. j.
Rev. L9cius H. Buggy, Pres Female WesIevad
jOllege, Cincinnati. oh O.
Rev. DR. j. III. Pershing, Pres. Female col,eoe
Pa. oo''oeo'
Rev. Daniel Kidder, Professor Drew Biblical
Rev. DR.. Thomas Guard. Pastor Mt yorno,
d 4. Church, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. Bishop Merrill, st. Paul. Minneeo,o
Boston, Mass. o"e iieiaiu,
DR. Reid of Chicago, ssI can most oho.-e-r
ecommend the Bradbury Piano as the hest J, s,Ly
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To Parents.

Educate your e0rs and daughters at the
GRAND RA Pr Us tMich.l PRACTICAL BUSl-
NESS TRAINING COLLEGE. For particulars
call. or enclose stamp for Coll re journal 9-4t
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Patients at distance can he cnrei at home. ;ust
as well, without any one knowing IT Medicine
WIN full instructions for using it, sent to anv
part Of the country. safe from jrnrv or cur,oty
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR, which will give
you all particulars. Sent in a plain enyelone-
sesiea Direct letters Drawer IA, Detroit p. O.
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M "A e r I 81 ID a..

N-CORNWALL-On the 22d
inst, at the residence of the brides father, by
J. Z. Sutton, j. F., James B. Patterson, NJ D.,
to Miss Mamie E. Cornwall, all of ChebOygan.
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ID II f. ID

TROMBLY-Carrie Maud Trombly, Thurs
day afternoon, aged years, 10 months and IL
days.
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:, Dr.: Sims, Pastor of the Madison A,en,e II
=. church. Baltimore, "My Ba tmofe fr;ard
aIe In ectscles with the bcanu ul tu nt.n
Bradbury" " W hor
Dr. II. IL. Ridgway, 'My amily End many
inehds pronounce the Bradb ~ Piano splendid' :,
Philip Philips New Yo' .,says, IL have SIMS
y, W. ~, ana usfd the BradbI,y Piano in nv fami.
Rev. Alfred Cookma Wilmington. De, ssw.
wa n nn. our BRADBURY Piano the best instrument
n, rev; John Goodman, Pastor Bedford Street
M. E. Church, New York. "We nrefar ,h T TeS
Dury fiano to all others.
w g Fischer, Professor o. Music. cirsrt
~, Eoin ge ftlacelDhia, 81 use as my family Piano
mend them" ie0olA-
chaplain McCabe, Philadelphia. Pa aF,o,o
Inc Atlantic 10 tie Pacific Coast have bearta .,
INC superior quaiues OF the bradbury Piano.
Rev. A: j. Kynett. d. D., Corresponding se.-
n.at Uhurch Extension. "I use a. can with.
as th e best recommend the Bradbury Plane
I9v, baniel Curry Editor Christian Advocate
ala urcnased bradbury Piano, and Il is a spies-
o'u instrument In every respect"
DR.. DePDy, Assistant Editor Cbr;.tian Al,
fa.e, II use the Bradbury Piano, and il stands
w. Q. Kingsley, Brooklyn, envy Piano o,v.s
entire sati3faction.n o sites
1T Daniel Wise, Editor Sunday School Al
t t II use the Bradbury Piano, and Thru
Ae' ni' music, It cannot be excelled.n
rev. W, N. Ferris, New York, "My Bradbnrx,
$1,000 longer in tune, and sounds better thar
any Fiano In my district" ma"
hev. Dr. Fields. Editor of the Eyangeust So,
nd th used bradbury for years in nv Family
anu mink there Is no one superior.n -aiiiy,
y S aptls Street Church, Brooklyn, ST Lukes
BreoDnry Piano In their Lecture a,S Use tns
Roon :; also, the COnservatorjes ara anu ochaol
Hotels in the United States. anu prominent
:. w: Thomas, Book Agent pn;,.
most cneeriu.ly recommend the Brs%tpMa ~
Pianos "no WISH 70 purchase first-c,sss
shy Piano srcv se SCI Agent. Cincinnati, Ohm
The City Of M ne,;er, Mexico, Grandest Piano !,
DR.: s. l. Baldwin, Missionarr NH.
'"s among The Celestials Ii Ike it, luna
vo es; Or 81 L ore, Editor Northern q
thev; Geo. Lansing Tav,or
Onurch' New Haven, COM.
%eSi Geo Taylor. Pastor Sands 8
,h nev;J. Emory HAYNES pas,
'nurch brooklyn ". Y.
Rev: O. Tiffanv
'nursh' washington, d. G. e'f'poh'a
sr rock =; ) y Weed, Pastoro M.E.oh
s OF OTHERS.
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a TIEND Business College and Telegraph In
Journal. I3.Im noi
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Young mon, Middle-Agcd ami Old Men. suffer.
ing rem lrdlscrelons of youth or excuses and
abus, OF mature yea g. which unfit the ssfYerer
for marriage or business, and al! seases an dir
heiliies OF private and del cate nature in ho:h
sexes, are perman ntly and
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pull cby Hem.
Mr. eMITh. A~"'Oii'E AAANSioN, WASHINGTON, &c.
bradbury rino
eSquare
%no perform
Soar BIadbur
hecfoe
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+ q WAR W A
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Kindly
inc hhest
NM Ii BELkAP,
q WAS NGIoN.D
Iamye
OUGHT ha en TI%age: Smith are
I'll Ssh1n Ass My Bradbury test and
E. az NV Brdumy
w
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10 IHE ~ ma VOICE n.
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neea e hesitation
tf'ster Of Golden Opinions of the Bradbury Piano
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sSoes By way of Petoskey.
Jtiice open for delivery of NAL and the Issuing
Money orders from 7:S0 A. NJ TO SPIN
Office open on Sundays from 1913 10 I:a p. NJ
+. FORD, z M.
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he5oysan Posfofie

Mails arrive and depart rs follows:
PETosKEY AND ALL FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive and depart daily.
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Church Directory.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
NeM the corner Of Huron and Nelson streets.
Sunday Exercises
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AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS.
FREEBORN GARRETsON SMITH.
IA asst 18th ST. bepeen Boodaou Fifth Arnnvs late
Successor to WIN. B. BRADBURY WV 0a" '"'"ae"e"'6
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ROGERS CITY.
ALPENA.

Arriye-rildays at7pM. Depart-saturdays
ait ! II.
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MACKINAW.

Ar.iye-Mondays, Wednesdays and Frislays,
p; M. Depart-ruesdays, Thursdays and
yaturdays, att A. M
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CONFIDENTIAL.
Private Medical Dispen-ary.

2l7 Jefferson Ave., DETolT, MICH.
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MACKINAw CITY AND FREEDOM.
Arrive-Every Saturday at noon. Depart
Tue.dasy. ut z. NJ.
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NJ. E CHURCH,

preaching at 1890 A. NJ, and 7:3O p N.
Sunday school at IL M
Teachers Meeting, Tuesday, 7:45P.N.
prayer Meeting, Thursday, ]: 45 Pm.
The pubic are affecGivnatesy invited to all on,
Meetings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
HAIL TO

We call the attention of our readers
to the Musical Drama of ''Belshazzar.
King of Babylon to be rendered in
the city of Mexico, on June 6, Z, and
8, prox., under the able direction of
Mr.. j. A. Butterfield, its author, as
sisted by Prof. Treloar, together with
over 100 voices comprising the best
musical talent of this place. Having
witnessed some of the rehearsals. we
we're struck with the decided musical
merit of the work, and also, with its
intensely dramatic incidents and per-
sonations. TO thoroughly appreciate
this beautiful Cantata, one should be
posted in the history of Belshazzar,
and also, of the Jewish people in
bondage at this period. We predict
for the Profs, and their assistants, a
genuine success in this undertaking.
Reduced fare ON rail roads have been
secured to those coming from a dis
lance. For particulars, see circulars
now being issued from the Mexico
LEDGER offiee.-CPeoples' Monthly
journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
SMART ALICk."

Last week we noticed a piece writ
ten by some youthful genius Of the
Fulton b. b. Club. AS usual he bel
lows and blathers around about moth
ing. He says Fulton won't condo
scend to come over to play us for We
can't interest them.
Now right in the face of this they
write over and tell us if we are not
towards to come over. Then some OF
our boys got together and sent them
over a challenge to play any one going
to school. At once they were off.
Although they thought us beneath
their notice they were afraid to play
us. .s f...s a-..FE
They have a man in st. Louis GO
ing to school, and II in Africa or
some where else with Edwards Broth
er's map company. They want a sure
thing. Now if they only knew it
they could have cleaned us out with
out any trouble; but our boys, who
don't wish to act skinny, wrote over
to tell them we would play anything
in Fulton, ''Kingdom Of Galloway"
or that ever was there.
Myl how easy they did get fright
ed. Our boys have had no practice;
we have something else to do besides
play base ball. However we come
Friday eve and will play at 2 o'clock,
Saturday evening, anything and ev-
erything they can get on, to their old
hills. E}tsE s&t&8 nav
We don't propose to beat them for
that would kill them; but we don't
expect the flies to bother them during
the game. We don't claim to beat
the whole world. We have something
else to fall back on besides our base
ball tallent-a pair of elephant legs
and a good supply Of gas.
Fulton is a very nice ~piace-lots of
lunatics, ''heaps'' of niggers and just
oceans of elegant base ball players,
but the trouble is you don't blow
around enough. Nobody is liable to
find out all these things, the import
anee of which should be appreciated
by all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Mr.. Il. NJ. White of the Mexico
LEDGER, came over on Saturday anG
eft OH Monday. He should be par
ocular about visiting our city so fire.
lnently. as there Is danger Of hi.
alling in love with some OF our fair
daughters, or falling III some OF thos,
nud-hOleS with which he says OuI
Dit, abounas.-[t'ulson T-fs
Oh, no, guess not, But Speaking
Of lnud-holes, mud-hOles is not the
only thing that Fulton is 'cd
with. The Lord seems to have &
,pite ut it,. He has tried to burn il
,ut three or four times and, finally
he sent Il whirl-wind. Wctrust that
This last will wake the Telegraph III
0 a knowledge that the Lori has hi.
we on Fulton. and that he had best
look out how he throws dirt over
ihis way. "Thc vengenee Of the
Lord is mighty"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

POULTRY CHOLERA.-If YOU want
your chickens to get well of the chOl-
IL in two days; use the following
'emcdy: Take good clear water and
nut in Il bucket of any kind !; then get
Nhitc-oak bark (that from an old
cree is the best put il in the water
md let it steep until the water i, OF
| copper color, and ten pour it in
rOur drinking-vessels or fountain,
md do not let vour fowls drink any
,ther water. Give them their usual
iced, and Il cure will be effected in Il
short time. 1t is claimed by a per-
son who has tried this for five wears
hat it was never known to have
allied in all that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
STOCK

w. j. Bolts shipped to st. Louis, 2
car load Of 3 and 4 year old steers,
averaging 1850. JE
TEdgsr G Hiram Threlkeld sold to
VIM. Craig, Of Galloway, 26 two year
old cattle ut $27 each.
The same bought Of Craig a span
of s year old mules at S1S9.
w. j. Bolts shipped to st. Louis
two car load of cattle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

He sat alone in her fathers parlor,
waiting for the fair ones appearance.
the other evening, when her little
brother came cautiously into the
room, and gliding up to the Young
mans side, held out . handful of
something, and earnestly inqnired:
II say, mister, W hat them?'1''Those,
repliedthe yonng' man, soiemly, TAX
ing mp ons. IN his fingers, s.tbgse are
beans" s"rherei'y shented the boy,
.turningvt to his sister, who was Just
coming In, ssI knew you did not say
true. YoH said he didn't know beans.
ard be does, too" The young man's
stay was not Whist you coald call .
prolonged one that evening.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

! Fulton is to have four-papers. We
are not hidc-bound and say the more
the merrier. Ifthey have money to
lose the newspaper business is about
as good a place to sink it in Al any
other. There is too mnch truth In the
above to be prosy.-Fulton Enter
prise.
Now Frank you ought to start a
daily. We understand that is ''real
funny"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

j. Turelnan of Fulton, is at the
Ringo. He has Il good position
offered him AZ salesman in this city.
We trust he will stay with us, Joe is
rs clever a fellow rs ever waited ON Il
uStomp
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Lew Fetter sent us, by his wife
who returned to this city on a visit
from German, Kansas, 4 sample of
peaches. Some of them are as large
a. hickory-nuts. The peach crop in
Kansas will be the largest they have
had for many wears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

We are pleased 10 see that the mud
hole inst south of Hardin College is
receiving attention. That has long
been the-worst mud hols~for miles
around, a eulvert is being erected
which will drain the water off. We
are sure that people living south of
town are rejoiced at this.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

1t is customary now for all persons
putting up at hotels to take a rope
into their rooms. Capt. Hickcrson
says, it enables many fellows to
''slide OUT even when there is no
fire, considering a big board bill fully
az terrible as n csnfagration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

mo circuses this year! Wonder
what's tile natter" well, l will
tell you. No circus is going to pay
5000 license to show in Mexico; if
you want circuses to stop here, re-
duce the lieense-if you want to keep
them away just leave it as it is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
N 10 LOAN.

In su MS of$300. $500, 81 loo, 5000
and SO 600 secured by good city and
farm property on three, five, and ten
years t ME.
Apply to JNo. =. CLARK Il Son,
Gener al land and loan agent.
Offic. over Savings Banks Mexico
Mo. 45.tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

The Ledger man is thinking of
moving Fulton owe rs q suburb to
Mexico, for convenience ake.-lPeo-
pies Journal.
Since the wind storm we have
changed our mind, there is not
enough left to pay to run an excur-
sion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
BARNES & VINEYARD,

both Of these gentlemen strive to
pleas and deal fairly with. their pat
IONS, they have always on hand a full
line of staple and fancy groceries
which they sell at the lowest living
prices. They live under the motto
Live and let live" They are now
renova.ing their rooms and putting in
a new front preparatory to getting on
Il fires l stock of goods. Passing out
the dor and looking up at the four
story hardware store Of T. NJ. Gill &
Co., W. came to the conclusion that
it would take us Il week to look
all thr,ugllit, 50 here goes, good bye
for Il week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Since b~foaching the subject last
week we find a great many persons
interested In having Hardin College
commencement'at night but as there
are sixteen essays to be read, &c.,
&C., il would take o good long night
to accommodate them all. For this
reason Prof Terrill declines. rar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

"It is strange" muttered a young
man, as he staggered home from a
supper party, Chow evil communica-
lions corrupt good manners. / have
been surrounded by tumblers all the
evening, and now1'm n tumbler my
SELF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
SWISS BELL RINGERS

Leayitts' Swiss Ben Ringers, eiass-
icaf and comiealconceft troupe viii
appear at the Opera House Monday
eve next May 2sth. This troupe is
composed or eight ffstSclass perform
ers each selected for the various duties
assigned them Their prosanIhe
wia be pleasing and varied Intro
.daciog,. q~uartetts, ballads, %daetts.
recitations character sketches farees,
rinterspersed. with pieces upon the
Swiss Bells. Admission 50 cents,
children 25 cents, reserved seats Sc
eents.g Band plays as 7:15 front Of
hall. Concert Commences at 8.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24
Continued.

There never was such a really good
substantive, satisfactory and rapid
selling sewing Machine offered 80 low
as the New Family shuttle, at $50,
usual price 800 with a full set Of
attach enc for all work, FREE
with e machine. 1t sur
passes expectations, and fultills
all the requirements of every family
as a helper. Ii twill do every dcscrip-
ton of work-tinc or course-that
any machine ut any price ~ er did OF
can do; equally as rapid. correct.
smooth, neat and strong. Has all the
late i'm ,roN e%nrcnts, Is easy To learn
and III mage. j. scrviceablc, don't
YEA Dat, always ready and never out
of order. Agents make money rap
supplying the gtcat demand for
this tn cheapest machine in the
world. Territory free. Address \
Il Co.. corncr Broadway and
Eighth ST., New York. 40-tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Persons who have nothing else t.
10 may De seen on the pleasant sid,
If a street in knots, almost any tim,
If the day, discussing religion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Barnes & vineyards table Of cur
rent market prices will appear next
week and will be corrected by them
each week. Dependence IA always
be placed in their quotations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

When a man treats a dashing wild
ow to ice cream, and sees his girl
coming into the restaurant, about all
he can do is to button his coat,
hang to his chair and trust in provi-
dence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Miss Belle Mitchell, after a very
pleasant visit with her brother in this
city, left for the East last Tuesday
night; her brother, T.. G. Mitchell,
accompanied her as far as St. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Fulton is to have a fire engine.
Well we don't know what they want OF
one now, everything is burnt up ex-
cept the two asvlums.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

John Nathan, our accommodating
Baggage master has been promoted
He will now run as baggage master
between st. Louis and Kansas CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

liz Gordon VS. Webster
11S Dillon VS. Neale
ll9 Cunnane VS. st L X C&N
STH DAY-TUEsDAY, JUNE 18TH.
l25 Hesser VS. Green ct al
1875 Ray ct al VS. C & A Co
l27 Smith VS. st Louis X C&
RR
1877 Gilchrist VS. same
1873 Skinner vs. Macfarlane
1870 McBaine VS. Sinclair
l31 Sims VS. Field aavsa.
1872 ffaley vs. st L X
1873 Floyd VS. same
1874 Canterbury vs. same
1876 Walker vs. Pool
1876 Wright IS Downing
1877 Estes VS. Reynolds
1873 Frickhermier q al vs 0glesby
9rH pAY-wErARsDAE, ssNE lsrH SD
40 Cross VS. Pool
14l Clark VS. Craig ct al
l42 Dyer vs. C & A r r Co ~f@
l43 Mahan vs. Raynor
IA Arnold vs. Samuel ~
las Gabriel VS. Sheppard
lab Clifton VS. Pool n bst
149 Boyd VS. same
$50 Gabriei rs stsphane H0W al
ISL Rainey vs. Ladd
1852 Raynor VI MeMahan 7ritat 3
15S Tureman VS. Wilson iad % =
l54 6 B So NJ Go VS. johnson ct q
155 Canter ct al VS. Helm
1876 Pattee Bros vs. Scholl 4cs e,5
I57 Shell vs. c &c A r r Co {
10Th DAY-THURsdAr JUNE 14fH.
159 Bradley VS. Dejarnett
| 100 Pomeroy VS. Rhodes
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Prof. Treloar has just received a
nobhy lot Of hangers for advertising
Belshazzar. Prof. Treloar will make
a success of his undertaking without
Il doubt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

DIR. Patterson, (ed. PEOPLES JOUR
IAL) says that grassh0ppers would
rave been a blessing to this country
Turing the late rains for down III
rexas, when it rains the hoppers
ust rare back and take in each drop
Is it falls. This is the reason they
nave SO much drought there. We
lon't take this in very bad, for DIR.
; III editor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

fl would not hnrt the looks of the
house yard if that brush was
moved out, but then that ghost would
have no place to hide in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

There was a hand-organ man in
town yesterday. He said he would
give So, 900 to see Fulton beat Mex
leo at base ball. lie was blind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Why is it that the Boston Square
Dealing sell their goods for less mon
" than any house in Central Mis-
souri,? Because they are connected
with one of the largest wholesale
Houses in the north west.
4S-3m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO
CoLoRADo-FkEE.-Thr st Louis
Kansas City Il Northern Railway has
Just published a guide TO the Famous
Rocky Mountain Resorts in Colorado,
containing valuable information foi
the tourist, invalid and sportsman.
also rates OF fare for round trip tick
cts. Address &. Il. LORD, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo. 3tI
Conover's Colossal Asparagus; the
best cheap at my office.
46tf. l.. ID. SHIPPEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-05-24

Redmond Galloway is now settled
in Vandalia. Red. will he quite an
addition to the business circle of that
live little city.