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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-30

In order to afford all a chance to pay their
taxes, and avail themselves of the discount,
will be at
Grantsville, August 9Th.
Johnson's, 10th.
Bloomington, 18th.
SWanton, 10Th.
Mrs. Chisholnls Mill, 10Th.
Selbysport, 23d.
Johnstown, 25th.
Accident, 9th.
The books of Districts Nus l, and 8, will
be left at the store of Davis & Townshend
who are authorized to receive and receipt for
taxes in those districts.
discount of4 per cent will be allowed on all
taxes paid before September LIST, and per
cent on all paid beford October lst
EDWARD MARGROFF,
$50 St Collector.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Tax Payers.

In order to afford all a chance to pay their
taxes, and avail themselves of the discount,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
THOMAS K. LOVE, J c,
II. w THOMAS, Conm rs.
THOMAS MOORE, q Bale
rOuntY Ru x2N-D .uhm
@EaUSTEES SALE OF Tdg STEAMER
MARX WASEIEGTDT,
Of Alexandria, ViIgiais.

onder sulhortv OF doed Of tru:t executed
oy the Upper potomac S:eambo,s Coyv.ny,
betrlng dsto on the d-st of May, 1916. cf r-cord
IN the custom dou.o OF Ale1antri&, Va. vii
GI9r ~ " lnr sale s. puo!;c auction, OF tha Il K
IEENTH Day UF JHrTGMBai!, lS9l d
'he DOCK ioot OF Prlnco street, AIexaaC?i. Va.
~ t~e!ye O'clock. the STEAMmH NARY.
WaAASHlhGIoN. of Alexandri-, Va
1iEs steamer was tuilt in 1871, is $50 fas. il
Length, IS !eHt broad fl Dor t bers end AZ f.nt
over gu,Td, bnrthrn i97 tons, Iiyh: draft saw 81
lnchesi Las petnl: from the Government In.
sDsCtofs to csrry co. p,s=oager3. Sae has bne1
lately oVerh.ulcd on the ways and thoroughly
repaired, and is believed 10 D., in s!! respsCts
IN good running order. fox sevtr.l seasons
past she has been running very successfully as
al excursion boat OF the Potomac
Terms: Casu.
.o g. FERGUSON BEACH,
JS+'-"' T1uslee
fE'kU&TGA'5 SALE OF L.NDiN FAYE
a FAA ,,iOU UNTY-Hy virtue of e deed of
fust from Ineodore IL Caase and being thereto
required by parties sccQred ,hareby, the under.
signed, trustee in ssi deed. will olirr for sale At
puole suction IN ,rJm! 0. th9 Court HCu.e door
on rsIi!a5 street IL Tho city OF ,IrxGEdris Va
ht IL O'clock on SATURDAY. seu,,rnha-
lIth 1881. iho fkAGT or ;IANU c,nv.9oI 70
hiuo Ia SAID deei Gnd described ss follows, viz:
Beginning vt dead poplar standing on tho
s"u!h side Oi bogua IuT. Ii corner Of Carppntsr's
patent, no1 Witlism Violc:!.; thenca 9. 19lo w
~ poles 10 thrG@ marked wE:te ok ss!l;Dcs.
thence south 2ft0 wesL l0l3 poles to = hickory
"hd niio OF stones; tAeH CO VITA thA line Of len.
HIs hcCsfty JohusOn n. $40 Isl poles to
Ih"raeI Cog~oJi, corner u Elijah Comu.o,,'s
lot; !hGLca with his lice L. So =. II POLES 10 a
STAKE on EoGuc Iun; the%ca down the several
COURSES and iuesnder9 ther.oi To the beginning;
containing NIRETf-ONE ACE IS and sixty
poles.
Terme Of Sale: Cash as 10 the sum Of s7CO:
the residue IT siE, taeivo ind eighteen months,
with interest. eviduIc9d by bonds Cf tae uur.
chaser, secured by deed OF TUT upon the prom
ises. EXhEClS +. smith
susl5-Ats Trpeteo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-03
why Women are not Bsasons.

The question Is often ssk9d, Why canno! Wo
hen be Ffecmason.2 A bald hesdsd Nacada
orator, living smoug tie 5sgo brush, far aRsy
from all wouankind. ventures to snsTcr it as
follows: "WumeD sonetm, IS com plaia that thuy
are not permitted to enter the lodges and Wolk
With Iha craft in their abars, and learn oil there
is to ba learned in this institution. We will tx
plain the raasoo. We learn that before the
Almighty hai foished Hi, work he was Ia
doubs about creating Eve. The creation of the
living aud creeping thicgs he'd been accomplish
ed, and the Almighty had made Adau, Who
WAS the hrss Mason, and created for him the
line5t l2dso in the gorld, and called it Pars-
disc, No. /. He caused all the beasts OF tbs
fields and the fowls of the air 20 pzss before
Adam. for him to name them, which was
piacs Of work he had to do slone, that 10 coD.
tuslon might thereafter arise from Eve. who
he knew aould make trouble if she Wss a!loIed
10 partlol9ste in It, it he created her betore-
haud. Adam being f1tisued with bis 6tss task,
ttllasoep, sni when ne awoke be found Ego Ia
ths odee with bim Adam being s,uior wsr-
den, plsc=d Eve rs the pillar of beauty in
the South, aud they received their inssruc'
tiOos from the Grand Mss:er ia the Esss.
"H!Cu, |hou SaNSo
the crsf from ab,r 10 Refreshments. Ios.esd
of attending 10 the duties Of her Office as she
ought, she left her station. viIntcd her obiga
tiou. aud let 10 an expelled Mason wbo had co
busnoss there. end went sfouad W!sh bin,
loavug Adam to lock after the j,wos. The
follow had b-eu expelled from the Grnud Lodgs,
with ssvaral others. sou9 tine before. Flod-
ing that Eva was no longer Trustworthy, and
that she had caused Adam to negieoI his du;y,
aud hnd let 10 one whom he had expelled, the
Groud Master closed .hr ledge and Iur1ed them
out, setting a faithful ter 10 guard tho door
with Asmiog sword. Adsm repented of his
folly, wsot 70 work like mau and q COED Ma.
son in order 70 get reiostased ngain. Not SO
With Eve. She got angry about it end COM
mercsd to Bris, Cain. Adam, on scoouGt IF
his reformation, vas permitted to establish
lodges apd work in the degrees and while E1o
| aas allowed to j9in him in his works of charity
outsida. she vas never sgain permitted to assists
him 10 The regular work of the cs.fs. Hence
| the reason why woman canoos bscomo Gu in.
side hiasUn,"
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Try THgM-Delightful FRESH DEvILEI
CRABS Just received at MCBURNEY's
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G. Fl. MUMM & Co.'S. DRY VERzENAY
CHAMPAGNE-Plots and Qlsrts, at McBUR
NEY n SONS
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SarGincS.

1fC)nleotiou! 10 tho land OF wooden MI megs,
Maino must be the Isnd of herring sssdines.
rhcro aro said 10 be twenty two establishments
on the Washington county coast, whereof two
thifcs arc 10 E,stport, 10 which herriog sre put
up IS sarcl1es Ia !io boxes Md, hers 10 inlis.
tion Of these used by the Frerca. bearcg
Ffenca tsbela, preserved 10 oottoa seed oil gbica
is asserted 90 the cans TO bs choice oil, mo
admttaIc," it notified at the ensrauoo, but the
rule il not enforced. Herring ars brought 10
from tho bay in largo quantities, aud are 10,
loaded st the several Ghar7ts where tao facto-
ries are ertc:ed. They are carried 10 baskets
toto large room provided vita rough tables.
Whero gang Of boys and girls from 10 to Is
years ara Waiting fsr THIN, eccl AIMED with
kui'e. Scne Of these chlltroo arc dexterous
4 sicgle Gu! removes the head aud from one to
two inches OF the shoulders Of each Gsh, and &C
the ssmo rims draws tho greater part of the
"lnnsrds. Tho toll ls mUre or less rouaoVed
By another cut. The cxtont OF tho business
done is indioatcd By tho fsot that the rejected
parts OF the hogfirg 8. single establishment
frequently amount to several hogshents dsy.
These per arc boiled, pressed Tor their
oil, AID tho refuse is s1d tor asuCfGc ute
into dressiog for soil. Il 10 not yes posi-
bic to maGutaciute ovo eli and sIoauvg pas:e
out of tho heads of herriCg. Ehe bodies and
tails Of the horrug are washed, laid upon wtc
racks, baked 10 great oven. packed in tio boxes
By girls. c,versd with Cotton sscd oil. the
boXcs ara sldtrsd haGtcn aSai1 ia the oil, aud
6oalIy Dscled 10 w:oloo b.x=s t.r shipment.
Tho or. C ,ss need not ba deso:ib !, great
le 9Th, 1t does not appear to be very ceanIy
process but very likely 1t is as much SO as that
of pu,tipg up vetiabe sardInes Tao larger
FISH are put Up 10 uval tin bsxs aad ore called
"sos .rcu;" Sill other htr.irgs are duob d
"eaplc isa" And. 6aslly, there is o PFC SIS
Of u ting up the fish in q spc prepsraricD
whicn riv.s them the uaue OF "nus'ard ssr.
dines." Makers of cleonarg sriue. I b,Iieve
sometimes eat their produc. ou VAIN brown
broad, and profess TO like it. s. sone OF the
ss'dino canners here eet their herring end do
clare that it is good. Perhaps it is. Bat il
is oct s=rdiue. TIE word Paris uooo them and
tho head of the late Emperor Napoleon susaes,
| f,laehooi. The assertion sha: tho cyutents
| arc ssrdipss. put u in tho best olive oil. is q
dlreo. AID unqualified msstat, m!nt. If her
riog, put up iu the oil of OPTION seed. make a
pslatsble dish, very we'll. Let those eat it
| who wish to do 30. To put lt up 10 imitation
| of something else is bareflc ed fraud which the
law should forbid and punish. Boston I'D
rerttScr.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA
Broom aupII-lm
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VIRGINIA CLAREIs P'n and Qusrts-Tbey
ate unsqualed to- thcir PURITY aud MEDICINAL
PROPERTIES. Sold by GEO. McBURNEY &
Son.
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Spscc. W. m. m. m. l yr.

ADYE3TISIEG EATEa.
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.HEALIH Is WEALTH.

DR.. Z. c. VESTS n ERvE AND BRAIN TREAT
AENT; specific for Hyateris, Dizziness, Con.
sion, Loss of Memory Spormatorrhea, lmpo-
teucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused BY over.exer:ion, selfsbuse, or over
indulgence, which lesds to misery, decay and
des,h. One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one month 8 trastment. Ono dollar
boz. or six boxes for ivs dollars sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of prcs. We guarantee six
boxes 10 cure any case. With each order re-
ceiyed by US for six bozee, accompanied with
five dollars, we will send the purchaser our writ
Ten auarsutee TO return the moaey if the treat
ment does rot cGec. a cure Guarantecs issued
by JA.NNEY G Co., Druggists, A!o1sndria,
Va. wholesale and retail sgents Orders by
nsil will receive prompt sttantion mari
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HG3sSs, a'Ta Esssa merry. etc.
NJEW BOOKS
A T.
ERENCH'S93 & 95 KINGST.

The COMPARATIVE EDITION OF THE
NEW TE3TAMkNT; both version, in one
book, arranged In parallel columns; very
handso1e edition 81 CO.
hiss rAKoLa'5 HEW COOK BOOK and
1ARh&GlAG GUIDE. by Mara Parola;
5! 50; ne" lot received to-day. All The StsId-
ard Cook Books ca h.ad, to wit: Broskfas.
Luncheon aad To. Coramon Sonss in the House.
hold, by hsrion hsrand. Hrs. LeSs Cookery,
Mrs. Rendolpb's Fifty Yesrs in a Maryland
Kitchen, Widdidalt's, Lesis's. Qodey's, Ma
tional srd others. -.
FARM FESTIVALS, By Will Carleton,
author of Farm B,llsde," "Fsrm Legends"
etc. 81; beautifully illustrated
a CO5GLT HERITAGE; franklin Square;
20 cents
PUCk ON WHEELS IS very rich; 2ic.
NEW So UnMSH N0VGLS-ued Aetray,
To-; Friend cad Lover 75c.
New publications daily.
JED GEO. E. FRENCH.
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AUCTION SALES.

EOh MlSSlONEko' SALE OF VALUA.
~ bl.S Ian D NEAR MOUNT VERNON.
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY-Under and by yir.
tue OF .ho decree Of The Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, pronounced ST iti j une term 1881, ia
she suit therein pending Of McCuuley aud otherg
agsluat McWllisrns and others, the undersiyn
ed, named in said decree, will. on WHONgS.
DA \ iha Zjth day of ;7ert6mber, 1881, in front
OF me fostoiise IL tho city OF alexandria, Va
81 IL o c!GcH II sell to the highest bidder, 81
luonc aEctlon. tha: ehtu .bte tfact OF land known
- "MOU Mt ZGEAIK." containing "a. .5--l(0
Hcres Ma iGr!a lies near Mouat Vernon. ia of
nhc sol. naturally, sUacept bic Of easy imp prove
men! end nay bs conVe!ian.ly divided into
several aspAs, and viii be offered, il dasrej, il,
convcnIeat pare ;!s.
Terms Of Sale: enough cash in hand TO pay
Inc expenses Of SAFE aai tho sum OF 5 ,6a3 46,
WIN insnres. thereon from tho ll!h day Of Au.
gus. 1910, Ill day Of sale, aud the resiiue in
three !Guai snnnal payments, 10 besr interes.
rom 'he d. ot sste TO be secured by the bonds
oi Ina burchaEer, wish approved psr8oral secur-
it3, and retention Of tito ID lha property sod
unti. Tho isst paymel. Ia mace. Persons desiring
TO purchase ere referred 10 S Ferguson Beach.
esq., AlexsEdria, Va, or 30 Moore Z Son, Fair.
Tax Cyuf. Eousa w.
THOMAS K. LOVE, co-
II. w THOMAS, Conmrs
THOMAS MOORE, OF sale
n y " VI,sDl
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Aleexandria Gazettte
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEkLY BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TEAMS or sUBsCkIFTIoF,

Entered 2s tGe Postoica at A!aze1G::a, va, a.
second clsss matter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
See Yer in the Morning.

Sam WaldrCn, the affable clerk of
the steamer Narragansetl, and who
invariably treats every n with po-
likeness, tells the following good story
Of passenger who was genially in
~toxicated, and as the expression goes,
''otf his base" One night last SUM-
mer we had about seven hundred
passengers, and hardly room to pack
away any more, when the above in
dividual, neatly dressed, ca,ne to the
Office window and said: ''Give's
stateroom !; best yer dot, dash the
'spense." told him they we're all
gone, and he as happily SAID, "a
right, gives berth?" II am sorry,
my friend, you are just the man l
would like to accommodate, but they
are all gone too "a right, I'll
take a chair" He left, but a few
minutes later was back with the la
comic remark. ''chairs all gone!" /
expressed sorrow, and suggested that
he get a mattrass. ''C'rect; write
mat ras or back O. ticket ''No;
you go up stairs and the waiter will
give you one, he will put them down
and you can drop on one" He ex-
pressed his thanks. and left as l sup
posed for good, but he came back
after a five minutes absence, and
broke out, this time quite laughingly,
"Say, old boy, mat ras all gone.' l
said l was sorry, ETC., and lie stood
bordering a moment, and then look
ing in the window, knowingly, said,
in his jolly, abrupt way, "Where's
barr" l directed him there, and as
he went away, lie said, "Have to
hurry up, or bar'll be all gone, too!
Night, see yer in the mornin'.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10


The Columbia Herald says: "At
the Bible Institute held in this city,
an essay by Mrs. Ex-Governor Har-
din, OF Mexico, was read upon ''Wo-
mans Work Of Foreign Alissions."
It was q meritorious paper, showing
the encouraging outlook Of the work,
its past achievements and the great
cause for congratulations over the new
fields of work which Gods provi-
dence has been opening up for his
laborers 10 the great cause of wo-
mans missions.
On Sunday morning Rev. j. {. Ma
pie Of Mexico preached an interesting
and logical discourse to a large con-
gregation on the subject of "Chris-
tan PROCESS" He affirmed that all
who had been professors of religion
for some time ought to be teachers.
The gospel itself was a principle of
progress, viz: /. In the revelation of
truths in the new testament that were
prophesied in the old. 2 In taking
O man out OF death into lie. 8. In
being a system OF culture. Christians
should progress In knowledge, prac-
tice, spirit and IN faith as to final re-
suits, and by a close and constant
walk with Christ should aim at such
attainment of faith and knowledge as
to lead others to Him. No nan can
escape from the effect of his example.
All must teach, whether they desire
to or not. The speaker impressed
the importance of censtancy, of
prayer and of a knowledge of the
doctrines of the Bible. Know the
doctrines of your own church and
don't be afraid to teach them. A
man ought TO be ashamed if each year
he does not make progress in the
knowledge of the Bible. Old members
ought not to be babes. To be a moral
dwarf is criminal. The poorest and
weakest may lead souls to Christ and
may teach benevolence. The speak
er exhorted his hearers not to pass
through life without gathering some
jewel-without casting a sunbeam in-
to some heart. 1t was an admirable
discourse-logically conceived and
elOQuently delivered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
Fashion Notes,

Railroads have long trains, and ere
trimmed with rich dividends.
Checks are very fashionable in JAN
uary.
Stripes are much worn at Sing Sing
and Jefferson City.
Figures are much sought after ;
500, 900 is very pretty one.
Rich beaus are desirable for the
opera or theater parties.
Dots will come in again with the
flies.
Undressed kid will be used for
children's bathing suits next summer.
Birds are used for bonnets, and the
bills are very large.
Night dresses, with a good nap,
are the best.
Old gold IS still put in stockings.
Thin, fiat pocket-books are in style
since Christmas ami New Years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

"
100 acres. All under good hedge and rail
fence. 10 acres new meadow. 50 acres pasture.
balance in cultivation. New frame house OF SIX
rooms. good barn. cribs. etc. Good wells at
hoNse and barn. Stock ponds, young orchard:
good timber. Situated + miles northwest OF
Mexico. Price S23.W per acre.
Not.
SO acres In farm. 100 acres iimbered land
wstered by Tuun.'> creek, 1n0 acres grass laiiu
tincluding 80 acres meadow balalce III ciitlNa-
ton. Young orchard just beginning to bear.
plenty small fruit. two-story frame house OF b
ROOMS. tenant house OF 2 rooms. lce-house,
smnke-house and other out buildings. Frame
barn tsxi4 feet. good double corn CRIB. living
ponds. school house within / mile and 2 churches
within a mile,
2l0 acres, fronting halt mile on public road.
100 acres In meadow, orchard of 10 acres. balance
number one tiliabie land, large two-story house
Handsomely finished. al! necessary ont build
Jugs. Situated 2l-2 miles soslh cI Mexico.
Price so per acre.
l6o acres all we'll fenced and nicely s.D-divid-
ed. % acres good timothy meadow. 20 acres good
pasture. balance ii; cultivation and timber. good
orchard, good / 10 story frame house five ooOins.
good stable and other out buildings. high rolling
land as hood as any in the county. Price 5000
per acre.
100 acres, all under good hedge and plank
fence. good two story frame house. new and IN
good order, number one cellar and SMOKE mouse;
coal house and barn, good land and In good
neighborhOad, Situated 10 miles north east OF
Mexico. Price $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

Miss Madge Dryden returned We'd
Eesday from a visit to Fulton and
Mexico. She was accompanied to
her home by Miss Susie Hord, al At
cOmplisiied young lady of Mexico,
who is still her ~Warrentsn
Banner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

Lancaster, Pa. having been a great
sufferer for years with Kidney disease,
requests US to say that after using
DAYS Kidney Pad 25 DAYS he feels
better than he has been before in Is
wears. 4W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
Heavy Stock Shipment.

Mr.. Lakeland, of Mexico. Messrs.
James, Barker and Smell, of Monroe,
W. c. Hickey, of Boone, and Heath,
Of Michigan, shipped "a car loads OF
hogs and cattle On Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
A Good p

From the Perry Gazette.
The Mexico LEDGER offers to re-
dace the price of subscription to
1925 for clubs of 10 for 1881. Ey-
cry family should have a good news
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
Sanctifed Meeting.

Rev. P. D. V~andeven.er will star,
for Audrain and Monroe counties in
a few days, where he will hold a series
of meetings. Rev. V. teaches the
doctrine of s~anctifcation in a modi-
fed sense and is an able preacher
Ev
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
Locust Year,

FfoHl inc CIafKsVIIlt sentinel.
An old subscriber of the Sentinel
says this Is locust year. That they
undoubtedly come every thirteen
years, deposit their eggs in the
young branches of the trees and sing
themselves death. He says the To-
Gust visited us in '29, '42, SO and
'68.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
Didn't Make Much Difference.

Didn't Make Much Difference.
"DoctOr, what can l do t" get rid
of my billiousness?' asked a Calves
ton inebriate of a plain-spoken doc
tor.
"Quit drinking beer and whiskey.''
"But ii l quit Ill collapse right
Of, won't II"
Certainly"
ut doesn't seem to me that it
makes much difference, then. Ii | keep
on LII be bilious as. long as 1 live, and
if l quit Ill be bilious until | die.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

No. 1871.
lis .o-1oo acres-10S oo-169 acres in farm 10
acres TIMBER detached. Prairie portion we'll
fenced with plank and post fence all broken
save 10 acres 10 acres timothy meadow III
acres Suwn to wheat : good frame house, ll-2
stories of ! rooms good cellar. good EASTERN :
frame barn. ipS40 feet wagon shed ana corn
cribs 100 fruit trees of all varieties. Situated >
miles east of Mexico and ? miles west of Benton
CITY. Price. $500. $500 cash. balance on time
to suit purchaser. At S per cent.
NO1i.
100 acre farm divided into six fields, all under
good fence, 20 acres timothy and clover. 20 acres
blue grass pasture, Is acTeS tinlbered pasture, "
acres IN cultivation. 5 acres lots and orchard.
good one story frame house 5 rooms, porch and
purtico. good new barn, two wells. good stock
ponds, four miles west of Mexico, on the county
road. Price $500.
No. 40.
$50 acres in farm, all under fence, 10 acres tim
bered pasture 40 acres good meadow So acres
pasture balance in cultivation plenty OF timber
Tor home use creek runs through farm good
orchard. Coed one and a half story frame
dwelling in good repair outbuilding> fitlr. Inc
land i. iirSt-class Situated four and q halt
miles northeast ofIMexico, Missouri. Price, go
per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

Moody and Sankey are drawing
enormous congregations in San Fran
cisco.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

NV ~.
400 acres in farm. 200 acres under hedge fence,
farm divided into 10 acre fields. good liz story
frame dwelling : rooms. good barn ana crlbs,
good bearing orchard, - acres timber, all goou
land. Situated near Laddoilia. Audraln county
Mo. Price $6,oh.
No. &c.
go acres Improved prairie land. good frame
house. i rooms. good smoke house. abundance
living water. Land all under fence. Price $40
per acre.
Fo. q.
One Of the best stock farms in Missouri. con-
tanning 200 acres. 900 acres under fence, le1 acres
meadow. 800 acres pasture, Il fine brick house OF
Is rooms built IN modern style. good barn. three
~ciSterns. two large ponds never failing wster. no.
| orchard of 800 apple trtSS. situated Sig fnliSs
south of Mexico. q II the c. & A. railroad. churches
and school house in neiglbarlio0d. Price S3o.oo
Ter ace.
Farm of so ceres all we'll fenced. good one story
frame dwelling house OF four rooms. Kitchen de-
tachpd. good frame barn 4iXii feet. and other
out buildings. yound orchard and abundance oil
small fruit, 40 acres in cultivation balance TIM
bered pasture. Sltagte 21-2 miles west OF Mexico
Price s. $50. terms easy.
$50 acres number one stock farm. all endeI
good rail fence, we'll Watcred by creek. ponds
and wells. 600 acres in tame grass. 400 of which ii Is
pasture. good orchard of three acres in full bear.
ing and variety of small fruit. good frame house
9 rooms. porrheS add portico, good smoke house
and other ont buildings, yard nicely oInalnented
with eyergrepns and SArlhbery. very desira
h!t farm. two miles from Centralia. Price Sf5,0N
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10

Buy your piows and wagons of
G.. d, Ferris & Co. 4l-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-10
Farms and Other Real Estate
-FOR SALE BY
CHAS. w. BAKER,
REAL ESTAT'E7
LOAN, and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
0FF1CE--Front Room, upstairs, over the Savings Bank
MEXICO, MISSOURI.
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81 acres improved land. two miles northeast OF
Mexico. 80 acres iii cnltisatInll. 20 acres i'll pas
ture. house with two rooms and kitchen. log
barn and number ode smoke house. one mile OF
hedge iclice. good we'll and two ponds. orchard
six wears old. Price - .UHl.