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frin afhnrfint,ift I'M ner QIrrtttteA

COIN m B n8, G, q. YFarS. = Sral &.
&. Wlurrap ftarb beuts al ben Solgen elmer
4bortion. llnulittelbar Dor ibrem Sooe tbeilte
iie nit, baB Or. BillOu9bbp Die abortion am
lesten 9onnerita9 auf lbr eigene8 Serlaugen,
ie6od) ssgen ben ousbriidliaen gStllen ibres
@atttn uOrgsnomnen babe. Or. @illOusbbp
if Oerbuftet wOrOeu uuc wirO wegen EoNti4lags
nrn.piTirt merAPN
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.urirt uuo berbutet

Rubr, 9tarrbUe, GboIera NOr6as, Ssebev
uno S&merS Gbeumatt8mus, RerpSIe
S4mer8en, 9ppbterttis, Salsent.
Slnoung, Snfuencia, It6s
mung8bei4perbeR.
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9ioratbat ctMes Oelttfdcn Sans
fitetS.

8ott8piGIs, Bsnni., "a. Mdrs. = Sin
Geutifer 9aulirer, Gamens Sob. Sabnr wuroe
oeitern NbeH0 in WcSeansburg bon elmer 4l=
Sahl iunser Mdnner 70 Iouge 9eneft, bis er
fputbsnt6rauut Elm &aitrmeher 5O9 une einem
ieiner QuGl9eiiter, 9amenS WtonrOe Selser,
bic gro6e S6lagaSer an Salie burditbnttt.
Der SerpunDete mar binuen furSer 5eit cine
Qeife. Sabn eutflob uuO 1T bis iett nod utdt
eittnPinunFu hjnr0eu
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9te SaIGrc Der @cTes8eber pentts
SMlf1NffiRm'4A

9arri8bur 9, Bsnnl., "a. WGr3. - &c.
nerolarSpaIt Balmer bat entldieoen, oGB oas
@eieb bon 1874, rptldeS ben Mttgliebern Der
Geiebgebuug @rtra Ser9ittung 5uiprtdt, pers
faiiungsuiorig 1T uno OaB Die DtitglieOer
baber nur 5u etitenl @ebalte BON $1,000 bere9-
ttut fino.
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SR alien Apotbetsu JE RabeE.
. .1EaR IeIe r6aIIeh uHp @abr.A
9Efa 0a8 ISmbEtEttutI

gs Iaun feline beiisre @orante tgrosI geerh pon Dr.
6ooiDops aItbearhn6eten " h. h'sa2suhitsetR
oufoeriejeB mer6en ots Die denheu unb uuploleR
Sio&obrunaeu berIelbeu. Gs aibtopobi talide sSfss
ioIpente, ois aud a0ielefS" uuh ,&l5." 5ebst gud
por UnS peItaEgtuuT RGbmaR's uaa adiei e0taEl,
rsf6tfn6d. (9uHi30. H9isS&3e)
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Saa 9IIr1nici1 fiir @r0ttt. .

gBaibin9ton, "a. Rdr3.-9ie $780,
900, melte Die Serausoeber Der r9,=9. 8tmeS"
geianimelt bobeu, nm Die 3inien OeS Sapttals
allidbrlidh an General @rant gu Sableu, itno
bon einer an3obl bon MiliondreI in uerifiez
oenen SheileH OeS QanoeS bei9efeuert mOrbeH.
6Ol9euoe Beriouen haben bic gr0Bten SetrGge
fir oieIeu 2med iibria nehabt.
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@ebroude 5unce's y6atrs8ef fOreti.
@r perbillt-erauem Sanrc gu ictHer uripritugs
lioen ,5orbe wteeer. perNidt oOS 6aar, beitt
tiot 9dorf, modt Oas paar glatt unO sldn.
sspb, putinotrt oos AuS0ehsn, tulirt aOpi.
boutIeioen unb 6opirDsb. 8rcis 81. 3u ba.
ben be Setb 2. 6auce, Sir. l0a, 9Selt,
@Gltimotss9trGss, L25l
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2tcbmGrfte.

&htcagO, "A. Widr5.-0ie 3ufubr BON
Sdweinen belief Ed) 6cute auf Is 900, bic Ser
ienbuu9 aut 6OOO Stid; bte 8reiie uariirten
Swiiden $5.4O unO S6.40. = &iu6Uieb: gu
fubr 5000, SeriaOun9 $500; Sertdufe gu
$2.4O bis $6.4O. = Sdaafe: 3ufubr 280O,
Serienbun9 Serfduie 5u $4.9O bis $5.65.
ct. 2Outs, "a. S6peine: Ser-
fGufe 6u 1925 bis 1925; 3ufubr 5000, Sers
ienbuu9 -&inOpieb: g5ertduie gu 1925
bis $5.75; 3ufuhr 2700, 8erienOung 1400.-
S6aatc: Scrtdufe Su $4O0 bis $3.50; 3us
frbr $500, SerieuOung 1900.
@ait>2ibertp, Benni., "a. @tar5. -
Die 3ufubr BON 9finOuieb betrl8 422 Stitd;
&ertduie gu 81. 30 bic $6 $6.O0.-S6metne: gu
fubr 1900; Sertdufe su $5.85 bis $6.68.
S4aaie; .3ufnbr 800; Serfaufe 5n $500
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Rr1mne.

Pfauo, S(s., "a. Didr5,-@tn heute frH6
bier dusscbrphencs 6eur leste iebn @ddl6ttss
lciale, etuidlieBlidl oes y@rcelhor' 'Doaie," tn
gfdle. @eiammtprtul Sl1 900; Die SerF4ta
rnnQ ID nnbsbentens.
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HgGd.e 4ctAtet1t SSnEfet, ettt GnOeI

Geblaud]e pauee'S 5uiammengeiceten Y n
BORN Sbrap gegsn Qu1eH, @ridlhtHg,
@5ripFe, 8iutpeieR uno 8rufts uno eHn9eu-
btidweoer. 9et Setb .. Sanee 9r.,
ICS, g8 ea 9atttmOres9 9trabe, ~
boten. QQ
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gctS amun8SbeT3werSen.

Rubr, Storr5oe, Cholera Diorbus ooerIhmerIboFtrr
etub9ong perosn In t5-20 UlRuten turlrt SHrb
Raepaps Reaeo Rtlicf. 8eoer 8erlopfunq Rs6
@ublnbung, Deber SdiUdtbe nod UlattIaieiI nsyrrs
iadlt oer Sebranh pon R. u ReleI.
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Gs mar oa8 erite unb tn bas eln,Iae
SAmer3bertilgenOe @itteI

bas I'm GugenbItde BEN audlenbRcn 2eben @tak@E
tbut, cas- @nt8hnoun9en n6@ongefonen beiIt. m6qcW
ite nun an oen SUngen oem Yd9en, oen GtngCiueI6eH
bel einmali8er dnWenoung.
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gat3itnouns Der SarnblaSe Hph
Der 9sierett,

b6rmuttCrlei6eu. 'o "'" wv
eine 6ahe entbdlt mebr ottue un6 beiIfr6ftiae Gle
mene, alS lraeno Elm oHoeres Bripardt. De I{rA1in
min tbedohclnelie geuommen, iU6breub anbere N IA
tuui bis ieds Qta 70 Utel trior6en.
Gin SnmnN urn HsInRAn
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Sn tinsr Big 3man3ig @iuntert,

hIe iebr aud ben 9ibtumatiiben, Eeadautssa.
SdUaden, 8etrlppelteH gleruoien, @ihtii8en obeI
on onl9et Sront9eH Set0enoen qudleH moqen, sBtaes
ipon's WeaOs Relief" miro 0u9eu6udlt9e 9hle
itaiien bel
Gnrsiubuugeu Der Rieren, gut,1uSuuaeH bsr
gloie, @G0drmz utSitnbnHg, 4uNqeH @oR0es
iiioneu, 6alS getoeu, aftbmu, 6rSIloplen,
8ipbtcrta, 61aerli6En anidqeu, 8rdHne,
9Otorrb, Snfluen5a, 4Opfrpeb, 3abni9merIeH,
gieurlagia, 6beumatiSmuS, ldltsm uH0 beiBenl
6iebcr, 6ibnerangcn unO 6rofbsuIeu.
Tie slnm,nsang 6es ,Reoop GeIief" an ben o0er zen
!c6cHoen SteueH iVtro aIs6aIo be9agbe SretdteruRa
itOeu.
1rti6is bis l,ts,ig 1rOpfen OaOon In einem buIbM
9TintQas OoU gPaiier Uer6en In tUentgeu Nu9en6IdeH
Srdmpfe, 9ideenidure, SOObrennen, 4opiihmerseu
2tQrrboe, 9 pitutgrp, Rolf, S6bunqen in ben Giuats
peioen unb ole innerlhen SdmerBen beilen.
Gielienoe iouten tnmcr etne Blaine Ro0n0a's
,6eobn Rciiet" bet Th tragcn. g8entge 8ropien bds
ron, in 9Boier aebon, 6eu9en aleu Srantbeiten uHb
ten o0mu OertnupIteH Sei0en, bic aus Dem @ebrouhe
itledten Uaiiers entlprtngen, Dor. IS IN etH beE
GttmuIout ais iran5 oflidsr 8ron69 ooer Sttter1.
&attes aaS btBt8es 8teber.
Galtes unO btBtses 8teber scEsIlt far 80 GsatS.
gs aiebt Fen 6eITcrc5 SeiImItte in Der WeI, mas Is
ihHel ale arten BON ieber beilt m5gen e BON OeIs
6orbner quit 9alariuE ooer be9enertnoer Bae toms
men, mogcn iie S6arIats, RerOen oOsr getbes Hleb9
oas rsSsa6S ReItei," 5r. UlaOpas's.
GaMf3Ea Gcnts pro SIai&e.
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NmNrlt(DletDettOe

aiiitenten, fnb nirim stanoe bas eibeHoe Pu6lifum
beifens su 6etrieoisen. alle Sanoasen merben BON
Srn. Bflms ieIbit an9elest. Gerner baIten mir auf
Eager uno nerferti9sn elaiiidle Stritntpfe rii6en
2efbbiueen. SdluIterbalter, SUPPORTER, Gletz
trtfiruaidlinen, SpriBeu uitu..
A8- 8-@me Dame NIT benz Spetelen 6ieleS @ei6dfz
tes 9enau pertraut, beoient Die sSraHen.
Sseinife Ausfpobl fluStItdlef RsWS5,eus auaett,
Tteie tpsrben ldhmeraIos einaeekt.
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Eefegrap6tfOe 9epe(Gett.

(9eri6ite osr -sfOcrtsn BrefTe" fur oen nDeutiGer
@orrdponbenteu."l
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G6WEn0S4dt

ecr gunseE urb tu6erlul6Itr g6HFs; fropbuIBsIsti,
lltlnen Geloen; NlnitUtnotu, gntartuna unb ~,
dndruna oer yuercn, Suderfranfbeit llrnuerbalinps
lloIorttge tnouung 9cUdbrt 100 ionit gatbeker ~
0tGumt nlroell, ieIhe idmcubaite Operation uiEs
mebr tberfIEiiis IN, glaieuitctn unO in amen ssssa
ron
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ytr. y.
9t. &aOtUa0's
S0rlNp0ri((ian=
SefOfU emf.
Ser groBs SIatrsfniger.

VetdnoetuHeen bes 8eianobettsSaFanOeS Dka
BeieDsn uHo emptuHOen uadj Dem 6ebealid5e
lpeHtesF 5oien.
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Sin SOGar pro SIaF@e.
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&oOWaD's ReaOD &elteg

q. q. q.
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Gaberes iiber ole &ataitrophe. - SieLe 2std1en
Hntet ben 9ri.utntern 6ufgefuHpen.- 1RaREiee
GttafpSdl Ietdlf berIekf.
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slItona unp Der 3olpereii,.

Berlin, "a. Nidr5. Ser 9tei45tdg nahm
beute geIegentlidl Der Oritten EeiuHg beS 8ilOs
gets nod ldrgerer Debate ben Seridbt be5
Goultc'S in Se5ug auf 9lItOaa nit 1873 gegeH
As Gtimnlen oil.
Ser geridt ertlGrt, baB bic IuSJaben fir
bic @inoerleibung bon 4ltona in Den 3OaOeretn
Der @enehmigun9 ssS 9teidstag5 unterworfeu
iino, iuiofern oieie NuSg0beu uidlt Ourh Die
all Der 2lugelsgenbeit intereifrten Stuateu be-
firitfen frrrhPn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
important to Business Men.

The Mexico Weekly LEDGER will,
during fair week, under the auspices
of the Audrain County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, issue a
neat and newsy daily edition. The
circulation will average at least 700
per day 500 will be distributed on
the Fair Grounds and 200 in the citv.
No charge will be made for subscrip.
ton. The daily each day will con-
tain the programme of the exhibit
for that day and the awards of the
day previous. 1t will also be filed
with local news, and, if possible, the
Associated Press dispatches will be
furnished. This will be the best ad.
yertising medium ever offered to the
citizens of Mexico. Don't fail to Sc
cure space at once. Mr.. Everett
Bean, business manager of the daily,
will call and give you advertising
rates, which will be reasonable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
A Near Trick.

Some fellows with no principle,
and a desire to deceive the readers Of
their paper, begin an advertisement
with matter thai is interesting and
not at all relevant to the advertise
ment. We think this a very mean
trick; therefore, without any prelimi-
nary remarks, we wish to inform our
readers that IL they intend to build
anything, from a pigeon house to a
mansion, they should get their lum.
Der, lath and lime of Barnes & Hous-
ton, who have the largest stock,
the best stock, and sell at cheaper
rates than anyone else. Remember
the place, just north of the post-ofiice.
Don't fail at least to call and get
prices. ! 1S-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
Call or Write.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Having determined to change my
business l will offer for sale without
lipit or reserve, at my farm, 2 miles
west of Thompson Station, on Fri
day, august 26, the following prop
erty: reo head Of cattle, consisting
of 40 head of No. l three-year old
steers, Is good milch cows with
calves, Is yearling steers, 10 helfers,
IA calves, l thoroughbred bull 2
good mares and colts, l span mules,
l good saddle horse, l three-yesr-old
mare; II fat hogs, 30 good feeding
hogs, 25 shoats, 5 sows and pigs ;
about 20 acres corn, lot of hay in
stack; also IS fine sheep.
Terms made known on day OF
sale. JNo. NJ. DANIEL.
B. T. RoDMAN, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that let
tiers of adminietration upon the
estate of Henry Shock DECEASED, have
been granted the undersigned by the
Audrain; Probate Court Of Au-
drain county, Missouri, bealingsdste
Of Auust IS, 1881. AL persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
to exhibit them to me for al
|lowance within one year from the
date of said letters or they may be
preclnded from any benefit from the
estate, and If said claims be not ex-
Nibited to me within two years from
the date of the publication of this
notice, said claims will be forever
barred. w. ID. SHOCK, Executor,
18-4t Estate Henry Shock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Mexico needs a band as We have
often said. We are glad to see the
enterprising young men Of Mexico
taking hold Of this matter. A cub
scription paper will be circulated
asking our citizens to aid n'buying
the herns-the horns to be the prop
erty of the city. We know they will
have no trouble 20 raise the money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
Fatal Accident.

Last Monday evening about dark
Joe. McFadin, living about 9 miles
north of Mexico, met with a fatal ac-
cident. His horse, going at full
speed, Ian through the woods under
q tree a limb of which struck Mr..
McFadin, knocking him off his horse
and injuring him so that he died in
20 minutes. Clay Judy was with
him and took charge of his body.
Joe was a No. l man, loved and re-
spected by all who knew him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
What the Ledger Would Love to See
A big fall trade.
Better street crossings.
Fewer fanatics in Mexico.

A big fall trade.
Better street crossings.
Fewer fanatics in Mexico.
100 new subscribers this month.
Less sickness in and around Mex
leo.
Our city, like our county, out of
debt.
Miss come home from the
East.
The town that has more hotels than
Mexico.
Next winter not as warm as this
summer.
The Home Club prepare to revive
its organization.
The boys succeed in getting up a
good brass band.
How dry it would have to be to be
too dry for a circus.
All of our schools open next month
with a good attendance.
! The proposed balloon ascension on
the first day of the Fair.
Newspapers get credit for the good
they do, as we'll as for the evil.
The county in the State that suffer-
ed l"ss from the rain than Audrain.
Men who think the world could
not get along without them, set down
on.
Our farmers cut their corr as soon
as possible, and save at least the
fodder.
What the imam in the moon
thinks about a few things going on
in Mexico. g
Everybody advertise in the Fair
Daily Reconsideration at least
ZOO per day.
Men who enjoy jokes on other
people not get mad when joked
themselves,
Some enterprising man open q
wood and coal yard in Mexico.
There is money in it.
No nan take the LEDGER who does
not think he is getting his moneys
worth. We want no charity.
Farmers refuse to complain of the
weather, giving thanks for past good
seasons and praying for the future.
The man who thinks the LEDGER
is not attending to its business point
out when and where, so we can treat.
People who enjoy reading the
"news' about other people not
"kick" when we report the news
about them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Sixty pairs ladies French kid opera
slippers at $3.50, worth So. Fifty
pairs children kid opera slippers at
81, worth 81. %, and a large lot of
other goods at very low prices. We
are offering some good bargains and
you will have to come early to get
them, MITCHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

At a convention of experts IN Kan
sas City, it was found that the lime
burned in Galloway county was by
far the best in the State. Barnes &
Houston, lumber merchants of this
city, keep this lime. as we'll as all
other building material. 18-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

We stop the press to inform our
readers that Barnes & Houston have
the largest and best stock of lumber
of all kinds between Kansas City and
st. Louis. They absolutely defy
competition. Don't buy till you
have called on them. just north of
postOffice. 1S-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Last Saturday, either in Mexico
or the road between John Dinglc's
and this city, a gentleman's buckskin
purse, containing s1s-3O-three five
dollar gold pieces, three one-doIlar
silver pieces, one twenty-five cent
piece and a nickel. Liberal reward
given the finder by RENTING to John
u. Judy or this office. lS-2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
Services

will be held in Liberty Street Church
on next Sunday night consisting Of
select songs, readings. Subject:
ssProfessor of Common Sense" and
an address by the pastor on the
"Sources OF our Injuries
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Col. Burch is fast concluding his
report of Audrain county and will
probably close his work of canvass
ing and note taking this week, after
which he will run to Chicago and
personally supervise the proof-read-
ing and printing Of the work, which
he proposes to make the most COM
plete he has ever made of a western
county. Those of our representa-
tive men who have not aided in this
commendable undertaking should
lose no time in taking a hand in it.
There is but one opinion as to the
need and results of such o county
report as Col Bunch is making on
Audrain county.
S. D. Ellis, county school commits
sioner of this county, was in Fulton
last week, where q meeting of teachers
hfrom Boone, Galloway and Audrain.
Mas held. The object of the meeting
waste establish a District Teachers
Institute, composed of the teachers
of the above named counties.
ii. d. Hunter went to Kansas City
last Monday night to buy pressed
brick. He is going to add another
story to the Menefee building, and
, also remodel the old Ricketts, & En-
mons building.
Harry Moore is no longer in the
post-office. He is going to school this
fall at Quincy, Ill. Harry is a steady,
industrious boy, and will make a fine
business man.
Tony Buckner is going to accept
position in a bank at Marshall, Mo.
Tony is a live, steady boy, and we
wish him success.
Frank Kilgore has just returned
from Southwe est Missouri. He says
there is a bad prospect for corn in
that part of the State, and saw no
crops looking as we'll as those in Au-
drain. He says Eldorado Springs in
Cedar county are drawing a large
crowd.
The city debt. Will be funded. The
vote Tuesday resulted as follows:
Yeas 81, nays So; total vote only
1903, Very little interest was shown.
About fifty of the stalls at the
sturgeon fair grounds, we e rom
the Globe-D Democrat, were burned
Monday. They will be rebuilt IN
time for the fair.
The daily fog-horn makes another
sstrivial mistake when it says that
the s.street sprinklers are supplied
with water from the tank ats the
depot. The water for the street
sprinklers comes from the creek.
The drouth is not near as bad q
some people think it is. There ha.
been plenty raised in the pnfse &c
States to feed the people. Prices WI
be a little higher, necessitating wno'e'
some economy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
To the

The Mexico City Mills, Pollock &
Hit, proprletors, and Mexico Custom
Mills, Milton Conger, proprietor, will
grind corn for one-sixth tole while
the present high prices of corn are
maintained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

MEXICO, Mo-, August 10, 1881.
r IST OF LETTERS remaining In the Post
Office at Mexico, Audrain County. Missouri,
and which, IL not called for within four weeks
from date. will be sent TO the Dead LetteE Onice
ut Washington City, @ 49,
Adams Martha miss Evans James w NJ
Arnold Alfred mr. Green Mary E
bowman A D. Hnrd Willis l.
Bird Otta miss kirtly John
Bratt0n MOllie miss Lucky WA
Banks John A Leyer Tom
Clayue VIM mr. Martin Sarah . MISS
DOran Frank MaliOn John
billiard Joseph Sims Hattie misS
Davis Rachel miss VIM John
Davis Millie II cd Wood John =.-.- h
Spinner s Il TJ
- Persons calling for letters In this list will
please say Advertised
Sx5- Office open on Sunday from 8 to 8 q. m.
and 5 80 TOT p. m.
IL A. POTEET. Pm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Farmers, if your hogs are not
thriving, or if there is any evidences
of disease among them, DR.. Haas
hog remedy will put them in good
shape. Sold by Smothers & VOORHEES,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Be SURF and stop at Ed. Clark's
feed shed during the fair. Best of
hay and water for your horses.
Charges reasonable, and good hands
to take charge of your animals.
Shed, northeast corner fair grounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Sixty pairs ladies French opera
slippers at $l.50, worth s.. Fifty
pairs childrens kid opera slippers at
81, worth slips, and a large lot of
other goods at very low prices. We
are offering some good bargains and
you will have to come early to get
them. MITcHELL's SHOE STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

If you want buggies, wagons and
stoves, call on Eubank & Crawford.
They won't be u%ndersold. 15-tf l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
Academic school for boys.

Rev. Mr.. Allen will open his AGA
demic school for boys on the 10Th
of September. Apply by letter or
at his residence IN Liberty Street, in
this city. l8tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Carroll & Bolts emporium of
fashion) will receive from this date
novelties in dress goods, silks, laces,
ribbons, millinery and fancy ties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

EA DIED. s 49,
Notices over Ave ltnes Will be
Near Thompson Station, this county, Monday,
August sth. Mrs. Fred. Miskell. :
Four miles northeast Of Mexico, Wednesday.
lAusust 10, OF typhoid fever. Mr.. A. j. Gardner,
aged 30 years.
q Mr.. Gardner was a sen-in-law Of Judge Shelk
He leaves q wife and four Interesting children.
q Up the 10th inst, little Jessie, infant daughter
OF James A. arid NlhefyA sIesfss asedr y mOnths
and "a days. sMsga1A w 49, w ~
Gu the 10th inst, at the residence Of susan
Mcdonald, near Thompson . Station. Nathan
James Of dr0psy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Carroll & Bolts invite close buyers
to examine their stock Of staple and
faucy dry goods. 1885,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
balls Broken,

The Gun Club last Monday shot
20 balls with the following score.
They then shot ''miss and OUT for
the badge, Willard Carroll carrying
If off.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Five thousand "Crown Jewels
the best 5-cent cigar in the market,
just received at
1S-tf SMOTHERs & VOORHEES,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18
Chanengs

p - - "A ChafteHRe' 49, - -.
The Buckskin Gun Club of Thomp-
son Station, wants to shoot with the
Mexico Gun Club at the Fair, 10
birds or 10 balls, for $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

We have a full line of queensware,
which we are selling at cost.
15.tf EUBANK & CRAWFORD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Paul deftes any man to make bet
ter ice cream than he does. 14tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Paul sells more and better ice
cream than any other ma in Next
CO.. l4tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Examine Carroll & Bolts fall stock
before purchasing. 1885,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

All standard brands Of chewing
tobacco, including "NaturaI Leaf
Twist at Smothers & VOORHEES,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

Everybody buy ,watermelons o
Frosts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-18

The doctors may kill the President,
but no power on earth car bring the
price of lumber of all kinds any lower
than Barnes & Houston are now SELL
ing. Special rates On large bills.
Lumber delivered to all parts of the
city free Of charge. Call and get
prices, just north of the post office.
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