Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-05-23
Shelf Kelley is in st. Lot.

O WV "uiiay HAS some {
the nobbiest pant patterns in Mexico
Patterson & Keeton keep the fines
toilet goods In the city. 52-t
The LEDGER is the only local pa
per in the county.
By THE 10OO.-Sweet potato plant
any kind and cheap, at my Office.
2-tf. L. ID. SH,pprr
p. Lock, teller of the Southern Bank
has been very unwell this week.
By THE 100O.-Sweet potato plants
any kind and cheap, at my office.
2-tf. l.. ID. SHIPPEE.
w. w. Robertson, of Fulton. will
preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday.
BY II 1OO0.-Sweet potato plants
any kind and cheap, at L.y office.
2-tf. l.. d. SHIPPER
The Catholics of this city are maxine
arrangements to build them a new
church.
Patterson & Keeton keep the best
cigars. tobacco, liquors. of all kinds
for med ical purposes, to be found in
the city. 52-tf
Miss Nina Drake, sister of Morgan
Drake, yard master at the depot, is
visiting friends in this city.
Patterson & keeton have all the
materials used for making wax flow
ers. 52-tf.
b. Z. Rodman and L. II. Musick,
shake 'em up at Duly's school house
next Sunday at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. r. b. Keeton, who is a practi- |
cal druggist, will be found in Pa.ter- |
son & Keenton's drug store at night.
North side public square. 52-tr.
From what we can learn there will
be a bob-tailed tad-pole ticket in the
field this fall. go it while you are
young, &C."
Geo. Cromwell, conductor of the
Cromwell Bus Line, makes calls in
all parts of the town and meets all
rains. If.
We noticed yesterday a beautifully
executed land scape at Sallee & Co.'S.
book store, by Miss Tillie Phillip.
1t displayed both taste and talent.
MONEY TO LOAN.
l have constantly on hand, money
to loan on frst-class security in sums
to suit.
j. w. Carson, Southern Bank
3S-3m.
A great many of our business men, /,
all of our sports are making arrange
ments TO attend the June races in st.
Louis the first Of next month.
Second hand machines for sale or
rent at the Singer Office, two doors
east of w. w. Harper's. Full sup t
ply OF new machines always on hand.
3-tf. J.B. CLARK. n
Geo. Waters, who was find $40 and d
costs, S34, for raising ''ned" at John a
Leonards, colored, a few weeks since, IL
skipped out last week to parts un- O.
known. q,
If you want an easy shave or your pi
hair cut in style, call at the Palace
BarbershOp under new Savings bank. eN
At. 10
Prot. Treloar has returned from W
his trip to the Cincinnati Musical
Festival. He was very much pleased
with his trip. While he was gone he
arrangements to have his tenn g
perance song book entitled 'FGusn- :
ing Rill" published. 1t will be out l
by July 1st., 1873. y
Where you car get the neatest boot 6
or shoe. :,
GO u
Where you can get the neatest fit. il
GO s
Where you can get the neatest re- I
pairing done at the ParlOr Boot and 6
Shoe shop, east side of Square, over
Messrs. Barnes & vineyards gro Il
Gerry store. /
c. ID. KNoDER, /
3 1t. Proprietor. t
Gem Pictures at the new gallery J
at moderate prices. II. \
Old Pictures copied at the new
rooms over fuckers store. 4tf.
At the new rooms over fuckers
store for a short time, good photo
graphs only S. per dozen. a tt. j
J. B. Duke, who was arrested on |
suspicion of firing Hale's barn at
Johns Branch last week and burning :
up five horses and stealing one, was
examined before Justice Lupton last l
Monday and held under $500 bail to
appear at circuit court. In default l
of bail he was returned to Jail. Cir
cumstantial evidence seems to be
against him, and yet he may be inno-
cent.
.sa GREAT
Short 0rnSale