Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-06-16

Invitatioa 70 the ladiep to calasa md ex-
anime their stock. EheiR,iargB mill
linery aad dress Nekilg departMaea1
Is nanaged b. MFS Carroll, gAaia4
connoiseur in matters Of taste and
fashion. 1t gives thep. - trouble to
show goods, and their friends are al
ways velcope. Although ba. a new
these gentlemen are well and
knSrn in the county, and
are hayinga y in % sas run lIs q custom 9u n
bind y Ahr- M.REAsE, III .sHai&
in the P. N Morris building, keeps
full line Of seroceries and dry
goods.3l II ryou do nut sec what YOU
want, call for its,2Hei il . close
always pays csshu and in this
way gives his patrons q big adyan-
tage. Don't fail to call and seq T..
Pease, one or the most gentle
manly men you ever met. Highest
price paid sot c0ddsry ffoddcs. Call
and get prices and see goods before
you buy elsewhere"
- - !. D. NORRIS s1' a'ls
is doing fine dry goods business. on
east SIDE of The square, and bus house
is known III over the country as the
.'Oid Reliable He carlics a full
stock OF dry and fancy goods, boots
and shoes, hats and caps, clothing
and notions, This house has been
buying and trading for wool during
this season, and has done =, huge
business in this way. Mr.. Morris is
an old resident, Of this city, and has
built up . large trade by his sagacity,
pleasant manners, and sterling integ-
rity. He keeps a full corps OF polite
clerks who take pleasure in showing
goods to customers. r a So II
% GEO. KABRIcH. = b:
in the Opera House building, carries
an immense stock of dry goods, cloth
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps
gents furnishing goods, silks, satias,
laces and white goods Of all kinds.
Mr.. Kabrich Is an afable, square
dealing man. and has been engaged
in q successful trade for many years.
He Keeps . full corps of attentive
clerks, and it is no trouble for them
to show goods. Mr.. Kabrich Is buy
ing and trading in wool quite extern
sively this summer, as q glance into
his basement rooms will attest.
go go W. Il. cooNs,
successor to j. NJ. Coons 4 Son, on
the north side of the square, has .
large and complete line 0f dry goods,
hats, caps, &C. Willie Coons or his
father has been in business b Mexi-
CO for many years, add hes m ex-
tensiye and pleasant .friendship with
the trading public. He enjoys =
fine patronage which he fully de-
serves. 81 / 10 sln%
Harper q Turner, Reed & Nelson,
David Bros. 4 Blum, /. Frank, and
Ricketts, 4 Emmons complete the list
of dry goods merchants. liz 60.
Livery Business.
.ax--a k<@@4s
We may say that no town has an
average OF better livery stock.
$50 90 Il. Re CUNNINGHAM, 3hta -
proprietor Of the Central Livery,
Feed and Sale Stables, has one Of the
best establishments of the kind in the
city. HIS place of business is located
on Liberty street, near the bridge. and
is convenient to the Wabash, and
e. ga. depots. He keeps buggies
ind gentle trustworthy animals for
ladies. Horses are boarded by the
meal, day or month, at reasonable
rates. Nj. Cunningham is y young
man Of pleasant .address, just and
honorable in his business trans
actions; and as be has been raised In
this county, and commenced husiness
among his friends, he ia making it a
success. All having horses to board.
or desiring 70 hire q good driving
team, will do veil TO give him . cali.
.F CLARK & MILLER "a
keep q livery that is . credit to any
city. Everything about 1t is scrupu-7
lousy neat, and whitewash admins
tered at appropriate pisces gives their
establishment a bright and fresh ap-
pearance. They have some Of the
nobbiest turnouts in town, and some
Of the fastest flyers to be found in
any livery. As their charges are
reasonable and they insure ~satisfac.
ton with their first class equippages,
they are literally patronized. Mr..
Clark is one of the most popular
youn. men IN the city, and is perfect
ly familiar with his business. Mr..
Miller has lately come among US, bot
Is fast becoming acquainted and is
making substantial friends. He is d
young man OF frstrate business quail
dcations, aud il attentive to his Gus
tomers. -, i
ROBERT HIsEY, -.a
Of the Mexico Stables on
Jefferson ST., Is indeed . rare young
nan. At an age when most boys are
about the street, he is con-
this business with q tact and
that would do credit to
many N elder head. EveFything
bout the iststle ID bright snd new.
He horses are oil young, flesh. sud
'oed drivers, snd his buggies hight
unniag ssnd stylish. Those hsying
'usiness with him will find him 1t
10 place Of business at oil reasonable
ours. ]. b. Botkin, and Wallace &
are also engaged in the
VERY business. and are both reliable
Isms.
Ehysiclana 1As1l1
---*1s. 80. -, Isl
The medical fraternity Of Mexico
} especially 6sas unmberiag among
.a memhora anna 0f tho hoot tolonf