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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-27

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Attorney for Mortgage, st, Paul, MINI.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-27

MILWAUKEE,. cH1sAGo.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

TNILMo.E's aARDsN.
NJ COMMENCIS9 TOMORROW
(NONDAYl OCTOBER T. 1878.
To thousands who unable to oLt ain
admitt to the last grand match,
AL SMITH AM DANIEL OLEARY
GaAND PEDESTRIAN MEETING
FOX PnOfEssIOS Ais ASE AMAIkCRS.
TWO GLORIOUS EVENTS.
Also exhibition walk OF 10 niles by the
Mo.lds undisputed Champion,
DANIEL U'LEARi.
FIksI MATCH
m walk free Start q
lP. NJ first prxs. elegant Tiffany Go. gold wacn
value $500; second prize, gold mccall. value so
Tho following have already entered Tor ths
test
r. H. Armstrong II. J. Mott. w. Van Repsr. W. ". Leo
Jr ~. Noonsn. +. Berry all. Charles r. Lewis NJ.
johnson ID. Is. GiIe. u Conaor. Charles +. alt W,
Ersensn q. Auschet. r. L. Norman. Frank smith. j. J.
B.hnnger, Joan W. Stub5s. D. y. MscUarthy. r. A.
NeLa~casn W. O. keeie. Delmanning, Juian schnitt
u. springer Philip MeCstrey g. II. Green John H.
James n. Groves Emilio Ieaga, II. Nue. J. w. hill
lips. James Pkiugton and others
SECOND MATCH.
hour walk for professionals, all
trance To hrst man. $500: to second ma $50.
Jonn Gilien. q. A Hartman. J. Ennis j. Dowuey. r.
I. Euwards. ". o. Brien. William usrding, 1eorue j.
Law 4. L. Van Ness. Robe Campbell others alread
entered. Entries close app.
satou be TO harden. or to Mr Curtis wiAes
spirit Of the lines onice.
Doors III a. NJ. and thereafter a.l
crmnstion oi the matches.
Get
The New York herald., 1878-10-06


VII bent upon aMoongnter with the joviai comedians
HARRIGAN AND HART.
WEEK
Of the grand production funniest dramatic sketch
ever presented AT the Theatre Comiqu,.
The piece is In nve scenes numerous tableaux
Ds.e win effects and srri1g n e. and
most happy veins Of inspiration.
THE MULLIGAN GUARD PICNIC.
am H. r. ~isn day "a who viii sing sv
guest the very popular song sueh an Education Ny
Sss; ::: q: II;
oA''A' saitor IN pursuit 81 the Widow
Tom Pagan. hseler from the Fourth yard Billy Gray
sesy Ss sfsn the Band Harry FISHER
Captain Ha...y Of the ia.ri mr. ~ Bradley
Dmniries Committee Man. .....Mr John McCnlloush
on,ssr sT,.S Hy r. ss..,a, Ms,.s1.
S.rns. A.alsna 1. mr. Lou Lon, MST..n %.sn
Mrs. hsqy Miss xi., H.G,: Sss Es.I.s: Js.s:
THE .RoYXI EoUa.
NosHASE' rwS SSA,d5sTsE ddEESs and their
% x &
D.A''' THE CASEY SOCIAL CLUB"
TIERNsY THE FOUR LESrEe.
Ts;Asae TssyAAssa1e Of /, Eqa.ns ES .sfSHs Fry
An.re.. Greatest Double s.I Model. OF
Physical ss aye .'' Grace
the v'"e''' s S cited f. X x'' ascaEs ars sketch A''''
Great Gsss'r shssS h,''" "S w.sSs rra Actor
ia their ot2r Origins sny Specially,
or ELEVEN o!f ysAss A1s ASsss;S1 S1s TO-DAY
the sfsERs sfssRsi!'hsi saa4anss. lffi sss.'i'''
ths most Irish sketch before the
In - ss co%s.! r As.'s.! ss Act.
Mk JOIN Nib, c...,..
ss :a1 si s ss.ses
First sa sPDe.;tRfs SSHs hi; sax; .ss.'H of
~rlcxLs II NJ Nj ''Iy uySSEs Sf%'eiF TdE hs' CHM"
ns1,nn sTOssS o9xr.sX qsn..s No..
n'"' c1issi :%sikiEs." couysELLoE At Law"
In preparation Edward HInsrixAn's Contest sketch.
And great Irish Diams and Prologue.
ropTaS Pkloxs AAriSkEs PopvHn Prices
S.iisry: = s.a.. E.Ia.s;; 50
q. ". II. GRIFFIN. Manager
TINION SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor. tor.....................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. .......-........-......Mr A. N. PALMER
Sd WEEK. CONTINUED SUCCESS
Sd WkEk. OF sardou's greatest play
Sd WEEK. MOTHER AM son.
Sd WEEK. MOTHER AND SON.
I'D WEEK.
Sd WEEK. The first brilliant hit OF tho season
Sd WEEK.
Sd WEEK. "A much better piece than Led AstrAy ~
Sd WEEK. New YORK tribune.
BID WEEK
3D WEEK 1he masterpiece of sblest drsmatist Of
I'D WEEK the age.n-New York Times
Sd WEEK.
Sd WEEK MOTHER AND SON,
Sd WEEK MOTHER AND son,
80 WEEK. every night and Saturday Matinee
branch for this theatre has established at No.
1876 Montague ST. Brooklyn where ats be had free
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER s7soUINTUPLE SHEET

SEMEyrS.
THEATRE CoAIQUE. 5ia BKOA DIV
GALA WEEK,
rnE EXCITEMENT INCREASING
and the
BOAT STILL RUNNING.
UPWARD OF
10000 PEOPLE
ATTENDED THE PICNIC LAST WEEK.
Among their number were
GENTLEMEN HIGH IN OFFICE
DOCTORS
AUTHORS.
LECTURERS,
CLskGYMEN.
dncuding the 'Rounder" from Brookiyn).
CONTRACTORS AND BuILDkks,
JEWELLERS AND GILDERS.
MECHANICS AND LABOREkS.
ALL CUME 10 FAVOR Us.
OLD.
Young,
DAUGHTER.
son,
LADIES mo babies,
sl bent upon Moonlignter with the jovial comedians
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
BURGLARS.

Last Tuesday night, tramps slip
ped through the window of Inlow's
house and took $40 in cash out of
his pants and made good their escape.
On the same night the house of
James Bush was broken into and SIS
in cash taken from his pockets.
Hardly q night passes that some
house is not broken into. Last night
80 tramps were put in the calaboose
by Hickerson, night-watch. An ex-
ira night police force was put on and
still these petty thefts can not be
evaded. Our citizens should be very
careful and not leave windows up or
doors unlocked, for there are hun
dreds Of tramps now waiting for a
good opportunity to ''get their work
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
TICE FOR MARCH

9th aud 9th, r.b.f.t., clear or fair,
and If heavy storms have occurred
cold; 10th to 18th, f.b.r.t.. clouding,
threatening weather and heavy rain,
and snow storms in places; 18th and
l4th. r.b.f.t., clear or fair; 14th to esd,
variable, generally falling and low
barometer. Warm and pleasant days
alternating with cloudy and threat
cning weather. Heavy storms may
occur about 10Th, 18th and Esd; Esd
TO 10th, threatening weather, with
snow storms about 2sth or 2sth, soth
10 31st, r.b.f.t., clear or fair weather
The comparatively warm or warm
est days will be about 14th, 18th, 18th
nd and 2sth. The comparatively
cold or coldest days will be about the
lst, 9TH, 18th, 18th, Esd and 2sth. In
earthquake countries, earthquakes
are liable to oecsr on or about 4th
9Th, 10th, nth. 10Th, 18th, Esd an.
i27th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Speaking Of the Philharmonic Club
which gives an entertainment in
Mexico on the 5th of April, the Bur-
hngton Hawk-Eys says:
The Philharmonic Club had a very
large and fashionable audience last
evening. The concert was in every
respect up to the most sanguine sx-
pectations The Philharmonics never
disappolnt. Last evening, from the
overture to the finale, they presented
q succession of delightfully."- executed
compositions. The audience was
enthusiastically appreciative, and in
sisted upon q repetition of every solo
on the programme.
The entertainment in every number
challenged criticism and passed al
praise. The evening was n of un-
alleged delight to the large audience,
which contained delegations from
several surrounding cities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

During Josh Billings sojourn in
Centralia, Mo-, a short time since, a
newly iedged lecturer OF that burg
approached the great humorist, and
after telling him that he proposed
shortly to deliver his first lecture,
asked Joshua to give him q STEW
sharp pointx'' for his proposed lee
ture. Josh, after calmly surveying
the young man for a moment, closed
his left optic, and said, "Young man,
the sharpest point I can give you is
play off sick, or that night, and you'll
be o. K" The young man has de-
.clined to enter the lecture field at
.uresent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Josh Billings, the dear old philos-
opher, says: "Thare ia 3 kinds of
jokes-one makes us laff before we
hear it, one when W. hear it, and the
other sometime afterwards. The last
one IL the best" The funniest joke
we ever heard in our life then, ia one
that was told US by a Cincinnati
drummer about a man falling out OF
a wagon. 1t was rather long, and
occupied a railway ride from Creston
to Burlington in the relation. That
was three years ago. And we hav.
emit laughed at it yet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
A RARE CHANCE.

keS SALE-A half interest in a we'll
nablishsd and f~rst-class drug store
"a 2 splendid patronage from resi-.
- physicians and the public at
sge. This isa very good opportu.
~, to make money, for the right
Y Cash capital required to Gloss
y bargain.
1or further particulars enquire at
- LEsosa once. As tt.
Until the FIRST Of April, we will sell
noos at manufacturers cost In order
lie room for our spring stock.
eon't fdl TO examine our goods and
guafantss the price via suit.
n. RUrIEpok 3 TRxLoAR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

CHAseE.-Ths Singer Office has
moved in the east end of the new
hank, southeast corner Of public
'euare, where you will find the old
nlatls Singer machine, needles, oil
y attachments constantly on hand.
Ion will end T. W. Nichols at this
szee TO repair all machines that are
scught u this office, on reasonable
kfus. 37-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BuILpINGs
CONSUMED.
No LIVES LOST, BUT HUNDREDS WITH
OUT HOMES.

Hor SPRINGS, ARE, March "a
fire broke out about 2 O'Clock this
morning in a negro shanty in rear of
the French restaurant, in the heart OF
the city. The flames rapidly spread
in all directions, and soon got beyond
control of the only fire engine here,
sweeping the valley of every vestige
Of building for a distance of about
half a mile, embracing nearly all the
business part of the city, extending
from Rockafellow's drug store to Pat
sey Dugan's Varieties, below NAL
vern Crossing. About $50 buildings
were destroyed and about 1000 peo-
pie made homeless. Owing to the
narrowness Of the valley but little
was saved. The loss is estimated at
$500, 900; insurance, all told, S25,-
900. No lives lost or personal inju-
ries sustained. Fortunately there
were but few hotels and boarding.
houses in this part of the city, and
ample hotel accommodations remain
Tor all who may wish to visit the
Springs. There is great distress
among the people, and outside aid
would be very welcome.
The Mayor of st. Louis has been
wired for assistance for the hun
dreds of houseless by the City Attor-
ney of Hot Springs, and aid will be
promptly rendered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
ATHENS sKATIST."

She is q betrcageous girl, not SO
much inclined to beauty as to activi-
ty. Her hair bordering on the como
ty-blone shade, and falling in gentle
and frizzy ringiets, over o high but
remarkable freckie forehead, puts one
in mind of the snow-capped peaks OF
an african jungle. Her small and SUI
gar-cured hands Tightening up the
straps of a fractions roller skate
would cause the palate of a wearied
Tramp to vibrate like the spring of
an eight day clock. Those beautiful
paws so beeflike in their appearance
would win the heart of the most fas-
tidious Of swells. Their use as a
matter in toneing down a crying baby
would win the admiration of a society
for the prevention of cruelty to Anna
Mules. But them mouth. She
never laughed, she just simply smole
q smile, 80 artistic and with 80 much
simplicity that it went straight to the
hearts of all the society beaux's in
town. Those eye. She had but one.
the other being left handed, a clear
liquid blue heaven like, mild and oh!
so winning. But with ell these points
of beauty, she was not proud, nor
stuck up. She did not to carom
at all to the opposite sex, didn't seem
to hunger or thirst after a pair OF
pants. She had 10 peer, nc p~eeress,
she was just immense, she could, in
all probability, sit down quicker, har-
der, more politely, with less pain,
less noise, yell louder, In q higher
key, get up slower, with more help,
more languid than any other girl of
her size, beauty and build Mt the rink.
She took more prizes in the season
than all others combined. She has
had more offers IF marriage and Of
fers to sit as a chrome of health, than
ever Brigham had Eliza Young's.
She weighed in the balance and didn't
want an ounce. She never iuctuat-
ed or demonetized ; she just seemed
to skate right along, carrying every
thing before her; door, chairs and
hearts. Kinder glided syiph like
poised, skinned, fioated, waited, gyra-
ted, balloonated in the air as it we're.
Well, to make a long story short, she
fills the bill as a roller skatist so we'll
that we the city Of Athens, challenge
the whole world and part of Audrain
county to produce u lady skatist to
match her for any amodnt from q
pass-it-over-his-he acknowledgements
CuLUNBA. Mo-, March 6, '78.
RINK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

STocK SALEs.-Tn this issue of the
LEDGER viii be found an advertise
ment for an extra stock sales day
which will be the best attended sale
ever held In Mexico. This extra sale
has been agreed on for the purpose of
disposing Of q large lot of stock which
can not be held conveniently till the
next regular stock sale day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

said: "Let us make man." The
Lord must have had an accountable
and responsible cabinet, with whom
He had to consult. After anumerating
the functions of the different secreta-
ries he says:
"But surely n secretary of the
treasury he had none, for the first
man was naked and consequently,
there was nothing to strip.
Likewise if they go on much longer
under the present system, there will
be nothing left for them to strip.
Yours,
EQUIIABrr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The Mexico rink is now in full
blast, two performances each day.
Everybody participates in this the
most popular amusement OF the day.
The rink ID conducted in first-class
style and deserves the patronage OF
all lovers of pleasure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Phillips and Gibbs are partners in
painting and we neglected to state
last week that Phillips, one of the
best painters in the country, assisted
Gibbs in painting the Jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

GAs.-C. II. Lunday, of st. Louis,
is corresponding with J. ]. Gil, Cor
responding Secretary, of the Citizens
Association in reference to establish
ing gas works in our city. Mexico
may need gas, but the Citizens Asso-
citation does not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
NM mi To

In sums of$3O0. $500, $1,000, SIS. ZOO
Gad $4,000 secured by good city and
arm property ON three, 1--WE, and ten
'ssrs time.
Apply TO JNo. P. CLARK & SsH,
General land and loan agent.
0ffce over Savings Banks Mexics
10 45,tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Judge Forrest, Of Mexico, address
ed a large audience OF Court Hall
Tuesday night upon temperance.
The Judges effort was a forcible one
and was highly applauded through
out its delivery by the audience. The
Judge holds to the idea that all hui
man action for the betterment of our
race is simply the performance of q
social duty. That there is no hero
lam, however daring the act, in res
cuing human life from surrounding
danger, but simply the performance
of what humanity owes to humanity
social duty.-Louisiana Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

We learn that a Mr.. Porter, who
lives on the Bob Luckie'' farm
brought q horse from st. Louis a
week or SO ago that had the bloody
glanders. This disease is easy to
catch and fatal To horses. Farmers,
beware that YOU sauelch this at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
j. B. CLARK.

Ne was . nesk-eyed granger, and,
he came hesitatingiy into our
lfsssnce, an uncommonly slinky-
viking yellow dog skunk in between
u masters legs. "Nr. Editor"
~ the visitor, "that there dog may
z hcmely, but he 10 the best cattle
~ In this country; yes sir, he 10 the
ny cattle dog ! ever saw. But he
y ens fault--just one fault, sir he
Hon1t look ut the cattle until they
u eookad.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Don't forget the Citizens meeting
Tomorrow (Friday) night, at Court
House. A full attendance is desired.
The Association does not meet often,
and it is DESTROYS to have live meet
ings when we do meet. We look for
q full attendance, On this occasion,
especially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

"Well, I swan, Billy said an old
farmer to an understood nephew who
was visiting him, "when you take off
that ERE plug hat and spit two or
three times there amt much left of
you, is tn ?"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

r. NJ. WHITE:-When is the right
hour to dine! HUNGRY.
If you are rich, dine when you like.
If you are poor, dine when you can.
We never dine TWO meals a day is
all we can afford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The Citizens Association has &C,
.,omplished its main end, it has in
duced migration; the city is now
overlooking with men who carry i
large amount of real estate-on
their clothes. They put mp at Potts
&c Co.'S hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Forty-eight tramps spent last Sun-
day at the old brewery, they enjoyed
themselves playing cards, checkers,
&C., &c. They split up nearly the
whole building for fire wood. There
are about fifty tramps in Mexico, and
still they come.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The public will be pleased to know
that the officers of the Temperance
Union have made an engagement for
q concert on the evening of April 4,
by the Philharmonic Club Of Boston.
Our exchanges speak in terms IF
high commentator of the perform
ances of these artists. Several of
whom have European regulations as
we'll
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Yesterday we saw a drunken man
on the streets, the first we have seen
since DR.. Conway inaugursted the
Murphy Movement in Mexico. The
time has come when q drunken man
is quite e curiosity in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

We understand that several tramps
who were prowling around the city
were fired upon last night by citizens
in different parts of the city. Wheth-
er any one was hurt or not we are
not advised, but this class of persons
may do well by switching eff be-
fore they reach Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

r,su want q Singer machine for less
Il, thsu, can be bought anywhere
&. call on J. B. Clark ut the Singer
ACE two doors east Of Harper & Co.
27-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
NEW PAPER.

The eolored people OF this district
approaching tho need Of a paper, have
made arrangements to publish a semi
monthly paper, to be edited Ivy II.
Il. Graham, tcacberin Mexico. VI
trust the colored people Of this part
of the State will literally p~atronize
this enterprise. The paper will be
circulated in IL counties and will
give all the important news In these
counties. The paper will be publish
ed at the LEDGER office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

DIR. Conway is doing a grand work
in Moberly. Hundreds are joining
the Murphy movement every night.
God bless the good work, and may it
prosper everywhere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

There will be a grand dramatic
performance at Centralia tomorrow
(Friday) night, by the home troupe.
The affair promises to be % very
agreeable entertainment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

81. MCKEAN has all kinds of new
md second hand sewing machines,
he Singer, Domestic, Wheeler and
Visor, Weed, Victor, New Ameri-
"a. ali for less money than they can
i lad Of anyother agent, MexicoI
IA. S6-9m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Go. Cromwell, conductor of the
r,ouwell Bus Line, makes calls in
q narts of the town and meets all
..s,a tt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Two of Mexico's sports made a
visit to jeff Jones, last week. They
enjoyed a very pleasant trip only Mr..
Few Colick met with a very untortu-
nate accident.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

G. I. Hook will sell at public AUG.
ton at his residence next Monday
besides the property we mentioned
last week, so head Of fine yearling
steers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

We srs glad to hear IL. Our Drug
pit Informs US that DR.. Bulbs Cough
syrup sells better than any other
nsdicins, and always gives s~atlsfac-
ian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
CAeiDLE FACTORY.

j. J.. Gill, corresponding secretary
Of the Citizens Association, received
Q. letter this week from q Mr.. More oil
Bloomington, ILL.,, in regard to the
establishing of candle and lard oil
factory in Mexico. EIe has sufficient
machinery and writes as IL he would
be pleased to locate with us. Mr..
Gill wrote him a very. encouraging
lettsr, and We trust the gentleman
win see ct to cast his lot with US.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Full supply of the old reliable gen.
We Singer machines ut the old Singer
Nee Two doors east Of W. W. Har-
r&Co's which ] win sell for less
nan can be bought elsewhere in this
nsrket.
M rx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The right thing in the right place
hWithout doubt DR.. Bulls Baby
syrup, she best remedy for Babies
While teething. Price only Is cents
lhottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

have constantly on hand, money
loan on frst-class security in sums
b suit.
j. W. Carson, Southern Bank
S8-3m,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
. REMOVAL

Dr.. Flint has removed his Dental
sooms TO- north side public square, in
|bs rooms formerly occupied by
gbas, Bakers insurance office.
S8-9m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Z Jim Robinson, the champion bare
back rider of the world, has just re-
turned from his tour IN Australia and
the eastern continent. Robinson
owns a farm north of Mexico and will
rusticate for s. short time while he re-
kc%uperates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Ne have for sale one of Beatty's
.sbrsted Pianos Cor Organs) that
N be disposed of at agreat bargain.
~ parti ;nlars apply at this office.
IF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

When q ma speaks of a very pref
ty girl he says she is a duck. But
a woman always says of a very pref
ty girl, ''She is no chicken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

If you want a f~irst-class shave or
your hair cut in style, call at the pal
ace barber shop of McIlhinney un-
der the new Savings Bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
MEXICO, Mo-. March 9Th. rs,

MEXICO, No., March 9th, rs.
r. u. White.-Wm you please tell
what you think is the best method
Of heating q railroad car. READER.
Carry q woman half a mile further
than she wants to 60.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Up to date $2S5, 900 old Galloway
bonds have been refunded at about
v cents on the dollar, whereby the
auAtF saves over $780, 900.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

DR.. Kerr, of Fulton, has been APP
pointed on the Board of Directors Of
the Fulton Insane Asylum, vice DIR.
Mcfarland, of Mexico, who resigned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The Murphy movement struck Co.
lumbia last week. A good deal of
interest seems to be manifested in
that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Thomas Board, six miles south OF
Mexico, has a good stallion and jack
he will sell or exchange for other
stock on reasonable terms. 46-3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07
Mexico. MARCH 4th, 20

AlkAICU. NkAkCH Ftu, TO-
X. A. Whits-''In order to decide
a bet, 1 wish to know how long q
goose al stand on one leg"
Sport.
My friend why don't you try it
once?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The Linton District Medical Socie-
ty will hold its next session in Bowl
ing Green, commencing Wednesday
April Sd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Jno. Roseberry is now doing the
agreeable for NJ. BLUM in his clothing
and dry goods emporium.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

If you want to keep up with the
local news and read a live city paper
subscribe for the Mexico LEDGER,
only $3.50 till Jan. /, 1879,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Mrs. Clark and Muldrow are going
to open a Millinery and fancy store
at Edgar Flost's old stand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

11zhs rAcKiE.--Just received Ut
ss0ses Asws depot and fancy groes-
% finest fishing tackle svsr
s.peght to Mexico. Also Briggs =
aer's Rochester n. ]. gasdsa
NsEt door TO Post Once. 46tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Tramps endeavored 10 enter the
house Of Mart Roberts last night hut
made so much noise that Mart woke
up and gave them Il shower ot brick
hat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

If you want to solve the problem of
life with the aid of trigger-nometry,
shoot yourself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

Hon. A. H. Buckner will accept
the thanks of the Murphy Library
Association for some valuable books.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-07

The white ribbon movement is be
ing inaugurated throughout the our
try. 1t is anti tobacco. motto ''dare
to be decent"