Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-28
Vote the straight ticket.
Don't scratch your ticket.

sour krout. at y. u. Morris & Cos.
Sit down on III. Y. Duncan next
Tuesday.
We want a good load of coal at this
Office at once.
Joe Murray is on his way home
from the West.
Voters must vote in the precinct In
which they live.
Our Bachelors Club is getting
beautifully small.
P. W. Harding is renovating and
re-ftting his store.
See N. NJ. Roberts oyster adver-
tisement in this issue.
Vote the Democratic ticket from
Hancock to Hooton.
Sims forgets that NJ. Y. Duncan
is a ''nlce little lawyer"
There are 500 votes in the electoral
college. : It takes 1876 to elect.
c. 0. Morris & Co.'s is the place
to buy fresh groceries. 2s-4t
M. Y. Duncan and the Audra;n
County Press are for Porter for Judge.
DR.. Flint and wife have returned
from their very pleasant trip North.
The Home Club dance Tuesday
night, at R'ngo House, was a
ii. Sims will abolish the ''town
clock' when he goes to the leglsla-
ture.
P. S. Mitchell is doing an immense
boot and shoe business. See his post
ers just issued.
Weaver is q cousin of Garfield.
''That's what's the matter with Han
nah In Indiana
Sims thinks if he goes to the legis-
lature that he would introduce q bill
to change the laws of nature.
No. /. groceries can always be
found at Frost's grocery store. Oys-
tiers and celery received daily.
Show by your vote next Tuesday
how much influence NJ. Y. Duncan
and his ''nice little paper" has over
you.
The railroad men of this city as a
general thing will vote the Republican
state and national ticket but the
Democratic county ticket.
Make it your business on election
day to insist on your neighbours 60
ing to the polls to vote. That man
should not live who does not take
enough interest in his country to vote.
Newspapers in Mexico rise and fall,
and change their names and politics
but the LEDGER, the great religious
weekly, booms on with increasing
power and vigor.
NJ. Y. Duncan would like to draw
/ his salary from the sheriff's Office by
electing Harrison. Every Democrat
in the county should vote for Oar
Woodward, the nominee.
Sims says in his speeches, he has
not language to express hiS contempt
for White, and Hutton is worse than
White. If We were in Hutton's place
we would get mad about it.
H. Hall has quite a curiosity in the
way of a white ferret. 1t is sure
death to rats as was demonstrated te
q large crowd Monday morning. +
catches a rat and then breaks it.
skull.
After an interview with some O
our physicians we find that Irv Sims
has not been in his right mind since
he was sun struck. Every allowance
should be made for him on this &C
count.
We regret to learn that our frien'
Irv Sims is very sick. We had n
idea the thing was going to strike j
on him. We hope to G him out b.
election day. We wan. him to pilo
the craft up salt river.
Duncan in the Press this wee
says: Look out for the z to
scheme" We say look out for tn
speckled mongrel tickets printed b
Duncan to deceive the people an
induce them to vote for men they ar
opposed to.
We learn that one Of the stony
C. & A. brakemen went down t
: Louisiana sometime since to ''break'
a girls heart. He came back al
"broke" up. Her father ''broke'
| down q fence by throwing the''brak'
I man" over it.
F. III. Shell writes to III from Gel
tralia to send him the LEDGER. f
! has charge of the Centralia schoo
which numbers about $50 pupil
Centralia now has q fine new scho
building, and one of the best teache
in this part of the State.
Mr.. J. W. Buchanan, q Greenbat
orator, from Bowling Green, Mo
3 while having q private political col
fab with his friend NJ. Y. Dunca'
!. last Sunday morning, a: the RIM
d House, said: 1--WE are beaten al
70 badly beaten" We are surprises
n We thought they expected to scot
- the whole district and bury Buckne
l. Daily and almost hourly the pr
3. RE schooner sails through Mexico
Kansas and Texas. Last Mond