Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-04

H. To"lel- DlchIcS N hOOfe. y. ~.
Tucker, L. w. Harding, Barnes &
Winegard, j. c. Bassiord, Thos. :.
Casey, Null & Samuells, Audrain
Grange Store, Shell Insley, W. W.
Rodgers, j. j. Hutchinson.
From among these firms we
are not disposed to make selections.
We know them all They are all
honorable dealers. Doubtless amid
their daily conpe itions. ther is chance
for the discerning customer to turn
his penny, bat among them there is
not Il house that the farmer need
avoid for fear of either imposition or
eXtortion. What we wish to iuprcss
upon our readers is this, buy what
you want at home. There is no place
that you can 90 To or send 10 where
you can get better goods ut less
money than at Mexico. If YOU will
not take our word examine for your
selves, visit every one Of our stores.
What do YOU see there, piles of every
necessary articlcl There is nothing
that you want that cannot be had,
moreover, these goods are graded,
all qualities are kept, every need can
he supplied. The most fastidious
taste can be gratiticd, and at tie same
time those that desire strong, well
made, durable and economic fabrics
can find item in abundance, much of
the same sort may be said Of groceries.
They have coffee from Brazil, teas
from China, sugar from the Indcas,
and spices from Samatra. The world
is searched to CRAFTY your palatcs,
promote your comfort and your di-
gestion, and improved your health,
strength and effectiveness. What
more do you want! What more can
you secure!
The next supply Of goods that at
tention is invited to, is that kept by
our hardware, agricultural
implement, and stove and
tinware manufacturers. This bust
ness amounts to over one thousand
dollars annually of which over fifteen
thousand dollars are home manufac-
lures. 1t is fully represented by the
following firms:
+. NJ. Gill & Co., ii. w. Gleason,
Catcher & Rulofl,.
Among the agricultural implements
kept at these establishments we no.
ticc the following:
! CHAMPION HARVESTING MACHINE.
The success of this machine is un-
| prccedentcd. This is true Of it both
as reaper and mower. 1t has no
rival. Its superiority has been thor
oughly demonstrated by practical
tests. The strongest expressions Of
approval from the highest authorities
in agricultural interests have been
made in its favor. 1t is the ''bOss of
! the harvest field
THE FURsT 4 BRADLEY Hay RAKE,
which is a first rate rake. Farmers
in want of a steel rake cannO Ot find
one that is superior the to above.
TIE WEIR CULTIvAToR
is the most simple, strong and popu-
lar cutivator that is made. Its good
qualities are widely known. 1t sticks
to its work and leaves the soil in good
condition. 1t has no redundant ap-
plianccs, and rs for lightness Of draft
it challenges comparison. 1t is the
"boss of the corn field"
THE FISH WAGON
is the best wagon on wheels, also
known as the Racine wagon, made by
Fish Bros & Co., Racine, Wis. AL
wheels soaked in boiling oil.
SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE.
is most popular of stoves. 1t is made
of Missouri iron, IL roomy, has ;
large fire place, burns green wood
and cooks to a charm. 1t is thu
mistress of the kitchen, and peace
resigns in the family that is fortunate
enough to have one.
NOTION STORE.
J Mixers. -
UPHOLsTERER.
w. Hinze.
DRUGS.
The sale of drugs, oils, paints an'