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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

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tute. to be held at the Bolts school
l,u,o t,,;I l-,h 1870
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15


Last week, the stockholders in the
Mexico Southern Bank held an cleo
ton, electing the following board Of
directors: VIM. Harper, VIM. M.
Sims, J. w Carson, James Galloway
and II. A. Ricketts,. G. II. Hardin
retired from the dictatorship, and
J. w. Carson from the cashiership.
Mr.. II. A. Ricketts, was elected in his,
place. Mr.. Carson served the bank
faithfully for eleven years, and viii!
take respite from his labors. He has
left for Chicago and Ohio, and when
he returns will, without doubt, 60 in
| to business in Mexico. He is one Of
/ the best tinanciers IN the State. The
| bank is now in better condition,
having a larger deposit, and dong a
| better business than ever before. Mr..
| Il. A. Ricketts, is an accomplished
gentleman and a thorough business
man. and we feel confident the bank
Nili prosper under his management,
even rs it has always done. Mr..
r. +. Locke is still assistant cashier.
I When Mr.. Carson returns from the
East, he will remain in the bank Il few
weeks until things get straight.
| Ptnw Trial.
The undersigned committee OF farm
ers present at public test of draft OF
the Hapgood Sulky Plow as compared
with Davenport Walking PIow, re,
port that the Sulky Plow does first
class work, is easily handled, opens
and finishes land perfectly and is
'. lighter draft OH the team than {
Walking Plow.
Phe following is the result Of :
: careful test with Fairbank's S Dyna
snomctcr:
! Eiargool SulIly, cutting 1G inche;
I wide; depth of furrow, 60 inches
5 average draft, $40 pounds.
Davenport Walking Psow, cutting
=, II inches wide; depth of furrow, G.
>, inches; average draft, 39G pounds.
-. W. SUMNER,
MuEGAN DAY,
H. :. PAGE,
G. W. KING,
JAS. PISS.
1t JAMES NJ WILSON,
{ ID. HOUSEHOLDER,
Vi. MCllI NY,
Committee.
( The undersigned saw and corroho
rate the above: X. VI White. y. \
II Carter. T. :. Pearson. Henry Brctch
crs. J. 7. Guthrie aud Earl Cunning
h ham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

A Paris paper tells, in effects, the
following funny story: A Chalons
doctor having visited sick patient,
asked for paper and pencil with which
to write prescription. Neither could
be found, and the doctors patience
becoming exhausted he took piece
of charcoal and wrote his directions
OH the door. The nearest apothecary
was much surprised the same day tc
behold wagon in the front of bis
shop containing an immense door, and
still more surprised upon being asked
to prepare the prescription.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15
WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.


Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary OH the estate of j. w.
Gamble. deceased, bearing date, Feb.
14th. 1880, are granted, Mary Gamble
executrix. All parties having claims
against the estate must present them
within two years or they may be de-
barred. MARY GAMBLE.
47-4t. Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Last week, we had the pleasure OF
a call from 5. T. Price, leading
lawyer Of st. Louis, and Mr.. Ray, Il
son Of Judge Ray of Carrollton, Mo.
Judge Ray is a candidate for the SUI
premc bench Of Mis- ouri, and is one
Of the most prominent lawyers in the
State, and an honorable qualified gen
tlemen, and we feel assured that such
a man will receive the support of Au-
dram county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15
Let Our G.-B. Friends beware.

W. II. Day, late editor of the
Union, Greenback paper, at Mexi'
60, Mo-, il: now howiing for Grant
the hardest of all hard money advo.
Gates. North Mo. Register.
We know Il good many other howl
ing greenbackers who are just abou
as consistant as Day is 1t is only :
matter of time when they will SHOW
up. How long will our farmers al.
low themselves to be lead by th'
nose!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Mai. John +. Rnckcr of Sturgeon,
made Us pleasant call last week. lie
and Proctor used to he in the tie bus
mess. No tic now binds them to-
gelhcr. They are both candidates for
the State Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

The following is a correct solution
of the Is, 10, IA puzzle:
l, 5, 8 down; 2, B, 4, left; 8, II,
IA, up. 8, l3, ID right; 2, L, 5,
down; 3, 4, 8, left; II. IA, Is, up ;
3, 8, Is, right; l, 2, 5, down; 4, s,
l2, left; IA, Is, up; 10, II, right ;
6, down; Z, 10, left; IL, 13, up; 8
right; 10, Is, down; Ii left; IA,
down; II, right; II, Is, 10, up; 8,
left; 13, II, down; 10, right; IL,
down; ~, left.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Hon. ID. II. Mcintyre, of Mexico,
Missouri, was one Of our lonored
guests of Yesterday. In addition to
his being one Of the ablest and purest
lawyers of the State, he is one Of the
most cultured and accomplished gen
tlemen we have ever met; and he has
done as much as any living nan TO
benefit and bless this Statc.-St. Joe
Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

A mother noticing her little daugh-
ter wiping her mouth with her dress
sleeve, asked her what her ha1dker-
chiet was for. Said the little one, "It
is to shake at the ladies i'll the street.
That is what papa does with his.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Hon. d. H. Mcintyre a promineE,
candidate for Attorney General, each
ed our city yesterday, having been tc
St. Joseph. He'is one of the ablesl
jurists in the State, and would fill any
position with credit.-Richmond Con,
SeryatOr,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

An exchange speaks of the ere
| boomitiGation' of Grant. The fine
for shooting the English language full
of holes has got to be increased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Boys who are picking up valuable
things and selling them 10 the rag
men had better beware. We hear
severe complaints against them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

''Now, this is what / call business, "
remarked Brooklyn undertaken, as
an unfortunate gentleman stepped into
his store and died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Mr.. Geo. Michaels and Miss Lettie
Wade OF this city, were married last
week. They will move to Slater TO
liva.~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

". T. Carter, living miles north
of Mexico, has the fine horse Dung
Scotchman' and the celebrated jack
BLACK Johr." Stock men will do
well TO see these animals.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

G. B. Null is running yet. He
started 4 song, lie spent not cent
with the printers" He will get there
if Salt river runs that way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

The Murphy organization desire TO
return thanks to Mrs. Baird and her
pupils for the musical treat Oh Mon
day night Of last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Among the first vegetables OF the
season Is the man who comes into
town from a distance Of ten miles to
take his girl to the circus.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Faucet and MuldrOw want their
sentence stayed until Grant is pres
ident. They thiul he would pardon
them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

We hear some talk about Illegal
votes being east III the third ward.
This must be mistake; Cor there
were less votes cast in that ward this
wear than last
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Read our announcements for State
offices. The politicians of this dis
trict appreciate the worth of tlIi- paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Nearly 500 votes were pGlicd at
the city election. a great nlany oI
our~~citizens who are new corners
could not vote
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Our new city council is good
one. 1t could not be better than tie
last, but it is fully as good, we think.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15
j. II. MYERS,
O.. ID. BOWMAN.
Committee.

What the Ledger Man Would Love to see.
The North Pole.
The man in the moon.
Everybody 90 to church.
a man who is happy in rags.
All book agents buried.
Every man run for Office.
Mexico hold the &. 4 4. Division.
a poor man getting living wages
Il glimpse Of Paradise.
A bird's-eyc view OF the. other
ulacr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

The election II, slay for Schoo1

The propositions to buy lots and
additional levy were lost. The law
requires that they get two-thirds
majority before they could be a law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Over 81 900 worth of stock wa:
sold on our streets last Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

The new school board is composed
of most excellent men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

The acts OF an officer are binding.
whether he be and officer de Jacto OIL
de jtre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Zach Ierndon is driving the eX-
press wagon III pace of j. 7. Coons,
who was elected Marshal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15
Try Halls Electric" cigar.

Col. Jacoby, the fruit tree man,
has returned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Cordner, of the first ward. did not
make the race. He retired from the
race in favor OF BiciIey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

Uncle Billie West was not in favor
of the l5c extra on the school tax.
He was not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15


---~ss~ -R
The new school board is composed
of most excellent men.
Over 81 900 worth of stock was
sold on our streets last Saturday.
The acts OF an officer are binding,
whether he be and officer de ft.cto or
de jure.
Uncle Billie West was not in favor
of the l5c extra on the school tax.
He was not.
The census takers will be appointed
during this month. Audrain will have
nine enumerators.
Cordner, of the first ward. did not
make the race. He retired from the
race in favor OF Bickley.
! Zach Herndon is driving the eX-
press wagon III pace of j. 7. Coons,
who was elected Marshal.
| Our new city council is good
one. 1t could not be better than tile
last, but it is fully as good, we think.
Read our announcements for State
offices. The politicians of this dis
trict appreciate the worth of thi- paper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

The census takers will be appointed
during this month. Audrain will have
nine enumeratOrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15

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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03

Exposition Of 1876. Wandering
through The United States section
OF this lrUIy wonderful Exhibition,
hvpercrnameutcd and "yer-display-
ed rs the laust nf il Is, lcamc upon
an elegant glass ease, Whose moi-
es!y was The moro conspicuous
from It's nci.A.hors' fnrry. sur
mounted By the motto Niynis Pre-.
mia, and displaying, in neat pack
ages, tho medical preparations o!
the hoNsc oi pr. J. c. Ayers ~ Co.,
Lowell. Massachusetts.
Twas aware Of IL" worldwide
reputation of this eminent firm,
for the character and quality OF
their goods, md remember wei!
their agents in London, N,ss"s.
%owberry, III 81. PaUI'S Church,
yard. Having \ lcisWrc hour, /
determined to examine the con-
tents Of Tia case, uysIf, and !
was surprised to see the delicate
perfection to which they have
brought thoir household remedies.
was chasrincl nj the reflection
that, while We have nj home tie
most skilfII and prr-cmincntly the
hest physicians III the line Of pop
uNr medicines for family Ysr.
They hnyo the sharpness to take
advantage Of the high scientific
discoveries among us, and make
pills and potions as pa.at06Ie as
they are salulary. | was told hy
n leading druggist in Philadelphia,
that Or. Ayers manulactory WIS
the largrst in America, giving en-
ploymcnt to hundreds. | must go
10 Lowell md SEE it, on my way
lamr. Correspondence Gjihe LyGH N
(&rI! T1yc"9@,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
The BEST REMEDY
FoE
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

III diseases Of tho
pulmonary organs
u safe and reliable
remedy Is inval-
uab!,.. Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL
h such u remedy.
1t h u scientific
combination Of tho
medicinal princi-
Pies and curative
virtues Of tho finest
drugs. chemically
united, OF such
power as TO Insure
the greatest posi-.
bic efficiency, anil
uniformity Of re-
giilII II gfrilgnQ nj
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03

The importation of carpets into
the United States in IS,12 was val.
uei al $G,000.GGo. In 1873 il WAS
reduced to Si9S,&9%. In dress
goods the decrease in importation
amounted to $S,WV.G0a in six
wears, in spite Of the increase in
our population and lie growth OF
luxurious iGsics among our wealth.
Ter classes. Tn, cau54 is to be
found in the MARKED Improvements
in American wooI!cn goods. The
most dcyoul worshipor Of fashion
or st;ckicr for Durability. no longer
lcsitalrs 10 cover his floor with
American Administer and Wilton
carpets. The point 10 be noted is,
that equally commensurate with
the thoroughncss and taste shown
in their work has been the expan-
sion Of their trade. One firm alone,
which has aimed to keep liz work
UP to the highest standard, has
steadily increased its production
until it is reported as CONSUMING
100000 pounds of WOO! per an
nun. The city OF Philadelphia
alone produces G,5t@0,GGo yards Of
carpetiu& more per amnjHa than
does the whole Of Great Britain,
while the carpet manufacture OF
the United States more t!m doUh-
les That OF tic United Kingdoms:
and this, loo, represents the higher
grades of carpet Is well rs the
lower. American dress goods OF 4
certain kind, though not tllc best
grades, already compare fayorably
with those Of foreign manufacture
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
The stitch IN Time.

The old saving that a stitch in
time saves nine holds good moi
only in matters Of the needle, bat
in all the concerns Of life. 1t is
the stitch in time, the retrcnchmcnt
in season, that slaves of the mort
gage OF tho family estate, that pre-
vents Mr.. Spcndthritt from being
obliged to ask Il compromise Of his
creditors, that enables one to place
tri:ic in The bank against . rainy
day. The scasonahie attention
stops the leak in the roof that
would soon or later make The home
un;cnamtahlc, treble the cXpon E.
adjusts the topping gate that
would presently drop oilits hinges.
repairs the broken fence lhat would
let the cows into the corn field.
destroys the calcrpiIarS' cgss Which
would hatch by-aNd-by, and ravagc
the fruit crop, posts the bulbs be-
fore The frost kills thgm. waters tie
ornamental shrubs before ,ltc
drought withcrs them, settles bills
before interest Swells them, and
taxes before they eat up tic prop
crsy, menGs tic chimney before it
burns down The house. and the
highway before there arc damages
to pay, and puts in the coal b.i"re
il rises in proportion to tie falling
OF quicksilver. Some ofus, to be
sure, find II beyond our power to
take the stitch in fine that shall!
save us cost and EoubIc; We are
delayed about repairing the roof,
for want ogmatcrial. Oil tie DAMP
ness cracks The plaster, and pccls
of the wall paper, and gir~5 LIS
bronchitis; VIC would take such
pleasure in setting our bills before
the interest doublcs them Of only
he who owns them knows; We re-
allie the necessity Of a stitch in
time in our ail,,,,z, but, have
no thread and nrod!c. 50 20 speak !;
or we fancy thu: We will attend Ia
them Tomorrow, or next week, OF
u!Icr We have gotten through with
the work in hand, and, thcn
they arc perhaps beyond mcniing.
Sometimes il is our fr;HuIships
A.. i ,,,, , f,r.,,l, ~ al, =, ,,,rl
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
PROCLAMATlON
Ely sha .7gayor.

December SIh, 1879.
in pursuance Of the authority in nc vested
by law, hereby notify the voters Of the
Town Of Weston, aad Of the Weston indie
pendent ;;rho oil District, that polls will 10
opened at the Court House in said Town, on
the
Second Tuesday in january, 1880
aud will remain open during The hour: pre-
scribtd by law for the holding Of general
elections, for the election ora
THayGEanti E0sdv Aldermen,
for said Town, to serve as such from the lst
day of February, 1850, to the last day Of
January, 1851.
And the y;crs Of the Independent Sch.ol
District Of Wcs;un will also vote, At the
same time ard place, for
s School Commissioners
for said IuAc;snlcnt SrhuoI District, to
'esTens such Tor the time prescribed by law
The Mayor will 10 elected BY Tie voters
Of the cnIre Town; but an Alderman must
be yOlcd fer By the voters ofrach of the lour
different wa!ds. Voters voting at said c!ec-
ton must haze wri,tta or printed Gu th.ir
ballots tie wo:da:
FOR MAYOR,
-. -. '.'........... ..................
lgiThS the name OF tho person voted for
TOE ALDERMAN. ...............w WARD,
tgiving No. OF Watd,)
$50. ''.''. .............
(giSing name Of person voted for.)
Persons voting for School COMMISSIONER
mcat have wriItrn or printed on thsiE bal
lots the words:
For SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
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.'..... ..,,'''...
''..''' .''''''' .'.'''''
''.''' '.'''''''''' '''''''..
iGiving names Of persons voted for.)
Separate ballot boxes aud pOll.hoohs will
he provided for persons voting Tor Corpora
ton officers ard for School Commissioners
Given under ny Ia I'd thi sth day Of De
cen:tcr, 1870.
JAS. ". WOTEINDIN,
Mayor.
AttesIe;
l.. II. WOOD, Recorder.
dec124w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03

The BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.
EUUMIc. In diseases Of tho
AAA EaklS pulmonary organs
% ; Fl; IS NJ 60: !: s ~; 49,;
CHERRY PICTORIAL
~%E& h such remedy.
Exj$# 1t IL y scientific
Es# combination Of tho
CHERRYV E;;es a@5 81 s%; ;sS:s
- ~ drugs. chemically
~ eE;EJ united, OF such
~ jt@J power as to insirn
---LlM, the greatest posi-.
slm, bic efficiency, anil
pETTND uniformity 81 re-
AN !OHFlA' suits. It strikes ut
the foundation Of all pulmonary diseases.
iltl0rding prompt relief and rapid cures,
AMI Is adapted to patients Of any ago or
either sex. licinG very palGtahlc, tho
youngest children take Il readily. In
ordinary. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Influenza, ClCrgYmnn'S
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, anil
SatnrrlI, the effects Of Ayers CHERRY
lrcroHAL arc magical. ard multitullcS
are annually preserved from serious H.
ness ~ its timely and faithful Use. 1t
should he kept ut hanl IN every house
hold Tor the protection 1t affords In sud.
den attacks. In WhoOping-cungh and
Consumption there Is no other remedy
so .riiicacioTs. soothing, and helpful.
Low prlce arc inducements 10 try
soma OF tho many mixtures or syrupS,
made OF cheap and Ineffective ingrctli.
cnIS, now offered, which. as they con.
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and aru sure TO
utSappoint tho patient. Diseases Of tho
throNt AMI lungs demand active aml
elective treatment aud II Il dangerous
experimenting with unknown anil cheap
medicines. from the great liability that
these diseases may. while so tritlch with,
become deeply seated or incurablc. US0
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, AMI YOU
may confidently expect tho best results.
1t Is Of acknowledged curative power.
anil Is rs cheap rs lis careful preparation
anil fine ingredients will allow. Emil
ncnt physicians. knowing its compost.
ton, prescribe It. The test Of half u
century HIS proven Its certainty to euro
oil pulmonary complaints not al.caly
beyond tho reach Of human uil.
PREPARED by Or. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical anu Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD ny AL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
IGOR SAlE--A lot suitable for
4 good saw and grist mill, situa
ted in the town orJanC Low, Lewis county
The Weston and Clarksturg Railroad OF
ono side md Hackers Creek on another
Surrounding country ,hicEly sOt'Icd Hno
wealthy, For terms, Gc,, apply 10
ISAAC JACKSON,
dpcG3m Jane Lew, W. Va.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03

wi9 g n of si county on the 2S InyTs
III NlN lcNanGr
SC,andpW
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
ANGAA MOTlGMS
----------------
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
I.conlda, Smith
vs..
William j. Ki::On.
In Chanccry.
by virtue ofR decree of the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, rendered On the I'd day Of
September, 1879, in the above styled cause,
tic undersigned, who was by said decree
appointed S!rcial Commissioner for the
purpose, will ofErr for sale. Al auction, 10
the highest bidder, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Lewis county, on Monday,
tic
Second Day Of February, 1880,
that being the first day of the February
term Of the County Court Of Lewis county,
1850, the property in the proceedings in
said cause mentioned, being
A Piece Or Parcel of Ground
in Weston.
situate on the north side of Firs; Street, in
said town, between the property Of Elias
Fisher on tho west and tho alley between
sniH property andsIhc property Of William
Z. Arnold OIL tho east, on which property
10 he sold William J. Hitson now las u
,y,pr k1, u, IL. Il.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-03
CARRIAGES, PN.ET0%S, HEG,
GiES mR SHH!NG
WAGONS.

Aud as IL specially, | nm uT'nE the cclc'
bmiod Dexter ard triple springs, which
for CONTEXT md durability cannot he sur
pusscd.
BY using nothing hat tie best orstocI in
the construction of IN? work, Oal b. mi
and honest dealing nope to receive lib
rral share Of tho pablo patronage.
Prompt attention vL;i to all kinds Of re.
pairing III prices to suit the liacs.
ET~ All work fully Guaranteed.
Fac.ory"t the Junction Of Muin
and Pike streets, west end.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
n H1eiyeS Reason for NOT
AfHncinS.

Dancing would lead me into crowd.
ed rooms and late hours, which are
injurious TO health and usefulness.
Dancing would lead me into very
close contact with very pcrnicinus
company; and evil communications
corrupt good manners.
Dancing would require nc to use
and permit freedoms with the other
sex, of which | should be heartily
ashamed, and which | believe 10 be
wrong.
My parents and friends would be
anxious about me if were out late,
Keeping company with they know not
whom.
Ministers and good people in scncr-
al disapprove of dancing, and lh;n!t
it is not safe to set mySrl against
them. If y thing be ever doubtful,
| wish to be on the safe side.
Dancing has y bad name, AMI |
mean to study things that are pure
and lovely and Of good rcpnrt.
Dancing is generally accompanied
with drinking, anil sec drinking
produces great deal nf.cvil.
am told that dancing is great
temptation and snare to young men,
and l do not wish TO have anything
to do with leading them astray.
Dancing units the mind for seriou,
reflection and prayer, and | mean to
do rothing that will cstranso nc
from my God and Saviour.
There are plenty ofgrnceful cxcr-
cgcs and cheerful anusrncnts Which
have none ofihc objections conncc,rd
with thcm that lie against dancing.