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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
The Kentucky Grocery
Advice from a Leading Medicai

Good Advice from a Leading Medical
Professor.
The learned doctor says: keep
some kind of a tonic medicine always
in the house. and if anyone feels I'M
well. make free use of it. But first
he sure that it is both harmless as
well as meritorious. Put no trust in
alcoholic preparations; their use will
lead to intemperance: neither he
partial to any remedy that produces
a severe cathartic effect. for prostra-
ton of the nervous system and d.
gestive organs is sure to follow. The
mildest and best medicine ever in
vented for strengthening every or
ganic functions to their normal con-
dition. and one which Is having an
unparalleled and rapidly increasing
sale in the eastern States. is Browns
Iron Bitters. ANY druggist will pro-
cure it for YOU if you request him to
do so, especially when he finds you
cannot be persuaded to take some
substitute. 1t does not contain any
alcohol and does not hlacken the
teeth. 1t is a sure revIver, a true
strengthened and the hest medicine
ever invented for permanently
strengthening the pulmonary, urinary
and digestive organs. and preventing
consumption. kidney diseases and
chronic dyspepsia. often curing these
diseases when other remedies have
failed: for it is truly natures best
assistant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

California Kidney Tea never fails
Ill Kidney and Urinary Troubles. so
cents. Look for ii at J. r. Lew
ellyn's and 5. :. Craig's. agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
LETTE LIST.

MEX1Co. Mo-. February 3. 1ss2.
7 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
l. office at Mexico, Aulrain County. Missouri,
and which. if not called ior within four weeks
from date. Will he sent TO the Dead Letter Dtfp-e
al Washington City.
Ashley Katy LeMolne Charley
Archer Belle mrs Iaudrieum sallit
Archer Herbert mrs Myers Belle + mrs
Bort I Il nr Nallan Jerry
Bond Lewis Alison H 4
RurnaH { " Prewitt { L
Carkaers Phillips Mary mrs
Cleveland Lincoln Parsons L Il major
Digs VIM Rice .jGdSon
Edwards Z w Reynolds Mary F mrs
Gage Ethel miss Reynolds Ii I'M
Gee Nan mr. Russell A "
Hamilton T. Talley Wiley
Higgins Inr Traytr Michael
Henderson Willie Woods Milly mrs
DERRY Thomas + NileIt America miss
jenkins MarN miss Watts James,
.1urlun Mlcllal! ) Mr5InneSs Bette Hr>
eY~ Persons calling for letters i'll This list wiz
please say Advertised.
So Office open on Sunday from / TO 5 O'Clock.
in the AFTERNOON.
GEO. A. PoTEET. P. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

We should hot suffer from q cough
wncn a few doses of Ayers Cherry
Pe"toral will cure. Time. money.
comfort, health. all are saved hv it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

California Kidney Tea for lame
back and all kidney troubles. Fifty
cents. J. +. Llewellyn and :. ;.
Craig. agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Lakenm 4 Barne, have q large anu
varied list Of Audrain county farms
for sale or exchange.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

The LEDGER has received nearly
100 new subscribers since Jan. l.
Let the good work go on. We will
endeavor to deserve such increase in
the future more than ever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Head to Scratch Her Back. He,
husband is Short. too. He is ..sbor4
on Grain, ami it appears to trophle
him a great dead more to scratch,
Ills shorts than it does His Wife
to Scratch Her Back.
This Is neither a Curiosity Shop. :
Museum or a Circus. Neither i il 8
Noah's Ark, or a Collection If Patan,
Scarce-Crows. Don't run away. They
are perfectly Harmless. This is az
international Tea-Partv.
This is a Depot. Those Things
Waiting around there are not Statues.
They are Loafer>. Would the Train
come III if They were not there: No.
the Train would not Come in. Il
would Jump the Track and PERHAPS
hill somebody's Cow. When You
get Big. You can 90 down to the
Depot and Help the Train Come in.
".
Gaze on Him, He will Make His
Mark i'll tie Norld-if He ever Sit,
Down Oh i Cake Of Dough. His
Business i Holding Down Dry Goods
Boze~- and Holding Jp Lunch Coun-
tiers He waS Made for a Purpose.
That Purpose was Dispensed With
when Clothing Men introduced the
N"oden Dummy to Hang Sample
suits on. To Lock al Hi~ Ears You
would Think He Was a Beast Of Bur
den, To Hear Him Talk You viii
know He i the Man who knows bet
ter tiIan the Editor How the Paper
should Be Run.
Y.
Don't contradict the Old Gentle
man-lic wont Have It. He appears
10 le t Necessity i'll Every Well Reg
u.ate5i Town. The Newspaper. al
least. could Not get along without
Him. He Tells Won Just When ii
Blizzard viii Cone-at least. He avs
He dill. He Knew what the Verdict
Of the jury Would Be in Every Cast.
He knew We would have a long Dry
spell. and IN Early Fall-or vice
versa ~ the case may he. He Re-
members Very Well when Columbus
landed III America. and will Tell vou
low He ran down the hill to Meet
Him, and welcomed Him to this.
the Land OF the Free and Home Of
the Brave" He Remembers Very
Well when the Children of Isrsel
Crossed the Dead >ea in Steamboats,.
and how the Enemy shtlled Them
from krupp Guns. lie can Tell Won
the Name Of the Man in the Moon.
and Remembers Very Well the DAY
He (the Man i'll the Moon) was born.
He va present when the Declaration
Of Independence was Signed. and
saw the Hatchet that Washington did
not Lie about. He shook hands with
Napoleon Bonaparte. and was in the
front ranks Of the Mexico War. He
crossed the Ocean i'll a Skiff. and
once killed Seven Deer at One Shot.
He i Bald. He was Once Scalped
by the Indians. and Left for Dead.
He i Lame. He broke His Leg try
Ing 10 Climb the North Pole. He
lost Il Of His fingers in a fight with
ali -African lion in the Jungles Of
South America. He had all Of His
Clothes torn off Of Him by a polar
bear Ill the State Of Florida. He
Remembers Very Well when News
papers were Printed on Elephant skins
with Shoe Pegs. and He Told the
Time Of Day by the sun. When He
used to Drink Whiskey out Of Il
GoUr,l. and Water out Of the Branch.
We have o the time to tell YOU
all lie has seen and done or all
He thinks He has seen or done. Gall
and talk to Him. His na1ne j. Old
ct Inllabitant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Composed of roots. harks and plants
that act III harmony and are a pleas
ard effective medicine. constitute
Bur@ork Blood Bitters. Of which
highly commendatory reports arr be
Ing received. Price 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises will he relieved by Uncle sam ;
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Mothers will find DIR. WincheU's
Teething Syrup just the medicine to
i'll the house for the children. It
viii cure colds. coughs. sore throat
and regulate the bowels. Try if.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

L. p. Follett. Marion. Ohio, states
that he las used Thomas E~clectric
Oil. for burns. and has found nothing
to equal ii in soothing the pain and
.iEinE relief.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Don't fail to call at Jack Cough :
and e his fall and winter suitinge.
He ha> the fines, assortment in the
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

California Kidney Tea for lame
back. Kidney and Urinary troubles.
torpid liver. Only 30 cents large
package. Buy Of J. F. Llewellyn or
:. :. Craig. agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

DR.. c. Lindenberger, for some
time connected with the Bowling
Green Post Observer, has purchased
that paper from Mr.. John Farrell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

When vou want groceries buy VI
Hurd Bros. Goods delivered free 10
all parts Of the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

We see that a delegation is going
to Washington to prove that Filley
is a representative Of the Republican
party of Missouri. We wonder if
York Johnson, colored, of this city.
will be a delegate to show that Filley
represents that party in Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

California Kidney Tea. Try it
when all other remedie, fail and get
relief. Buy it Of J. +. Llewellyn or
:. ). Craig. agents. for 80 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Some of the very best Insurance
Companies represented Ky Lakensn "
Barnes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

r. Everything else in proportion All goods
guaranteed. If not satisfactory, they can he re-
turned and exchanged or money refunded
r-Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce.
Remember the place
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Exhausted and enfeebled c0nsti-
tulioms suffering from dyspepsia,
nervousness and general weakness
cured by Browns Iron BitterS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

California Kidney Tea is & plant
native TO the Sierras. 1t cures. 1t
cures, Only 81 cents. Try it at J.
F. Llewellyn and :. :. Craig 4 Co.
agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Fresh staple and fancy grocer''s
cheap for cash At ITurd Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
Frank Craddock is sick.

'"'"'-t' oaf7,
AN i" s'n' up io"hp 10 ous
DUMB Has re'uiieu from a visit
al Il 'ohouctlhs Il large class
-.
hhiiPe il Ill -. Loul> VS.
''has
-I S'HnS ~ a''eiio SCHOOL al
L
FRANK Hart has heen visiting his grand
ii"ii FROST Il reporting. tie l. a very
eie'ef ne"ssatherer,
marley Malone visits Father often in
f"i'on III the meantime
Miss Sharp, of Montgomery City, j.
visiting Miss Hattie Nichols.
Miss Bratton, Of Montgomery CITY. i
visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Marmaduke.
Mrs. Mary f. Bolts, Of this city, was
visiting friends in Paris last week.
Oscar Wfldf>h bououets on the corsage
are becoming popular with ladies.
Miss Annie Campbeu. Of Paris. * visit
ing Miss Nina RibhI.. At Geo potee,.s
Mrs. Web. Sanford .e Miss Vic Gr4gg.
has been home on 4 visit for = few DAYS
Mr.. Al pu1,+4 as, 1o,;
iti1g The family Of Jacob Ruloff. Of this
city.
NJ. u p,r,1.
friends and relatives in yand,Iia and New
HARMONY.
nrx1 tim. he come. Lnn,,. H.. viii -ign hi.
name with NJ u
~ ~
Liberty Mo an rrn,ra...1 ,;.;--a r.,.-
lives and friend,
Of iii. ,itv nov If Denver Ca1,ra1, !.
in very Door h.,1fb
~ Va "
L.4.r.,r or, IT,.
.'> ! K
"o'. "a o''"-'~ "I'oi " H' ~ III
~ III ""u-"'s' vi u
'i9''iH- Al"
"''i
ii. y hunter has returned from st.
- "S " u'1,-''' "'
an -
MIS-. : h~o>tn>'"ck' n" Miss Sarah
rank 81 'arFo!i1"n> Mo, was III Mexico
Oh " WISH /" her parents last week.
Miss Bessie Rothwcll, a lovely and ac-
coI4pli>hed young lady 81 Moberly, i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
Make No Mistake.

Smothers d VOORHEES, will reopen
their drug store a. soon as they can
get a room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23


l. Uncle Tom tahlh-
l.. Bizzard killed the fruit.
|...0e Jones has sold his farm.
..s psOple had began gardening,
- was washington's birth
re will have q cold. late
Rros have honght out
Fan
xc n Eor-;-.
r., trains -. rnnnfng AL
,..b WAY.
s T;.ao,ea-. aver,.
*"~~-.oa+.
,.;o;nr in Taxss for tn
4 % NIGHTS.
- unval.o,,.
r.
''1
-,
= nos I'D, ''' ~, '''''
'h'H ''~'
SEX OF 'ollee W." >"'Ieii iioii "
z@ depot HIST fii''"> "i=i''
D. Lambert, OF this county dle't
1n0nia last thursday "'-i'''
Western Union Telegraph Com
Terates 3oo-ooo miles II wires
b Berry has bought the Worces-
Sne, AMI will run ii III first class
E
= Brsasriekef, which was burned
! kE weeks since. did not miss Il
ssue-
n. Johns has just built 4 neat
z1ee for Mr.. Writers near HaT-
ATse'
snd hear thcle 1"In CABIN
night for the benefit q the
. 0alia'
larson, mother Of d W. Gar
7 d tals cty' dled III Palmyra
p nl=-''
/ ho's sun III 'hicaso %
Il Of cattle, averaging l-z@o- at
S''0'
q g paper with nothing IN 1t. Is
! Il a nuisance than 8 small paper
!" Il"
Ege amount Of cord wood be
-" ". +. Reed was washed
fail TO go to and hear Uncle
Il. Cabin Friday night for the
If the Mexico band.
Ing into partnership shortly.
I'll make a strong firm.
SC nsetinp At the liberty =. NJ.
~ a, ~. 49, o ~
Banded ever held in Mexico.
Paris editors are throwing nnd
gther. Come. bows. make up
za.ono,b.nr
Louisana .L,,,,oo3 c,rna ..ou,
u shes abou1 two weeks after
al new tyne and with
Poteet would have sent east
= to Louisiana and then down
81 tat hut the boats were not run
81
g Eoodan died III Fulton last
- and his remains were in
n the new cemetery here last
"a.
The Macon banks have sus-
= TIE cashiers claim that
q allow them - pay depo=i-
.M-tl-
2@use tonight. in his answer L
'ZTTsol, for the benefit Of the
school Library.
coons were sen nh for %
- the old round house and
Hemfor old iron.
&c G. ". Batterton. If tht
part of the county. holds hi.
tuesday Ill each month.
ROspect is that thara will h
- over the Wabash to st
fR Sometime. The temnorar,
IL
Inspected that the Hon Mr.
/, N issue a fine bronze media
a Haorative of bis Gallant defea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

The Forbes Dramatic Company
gave general satisfaction, but the
company is not near as good as for
merly, especially when Cotton and
his daughter were with them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
All l. Well that Ends Well.

Grin Catlin. Buffalo. y. Y. SAYS:
Il tried various remedies for the
piles hut found no relief until l used
Thomas Eclectric Oil. which entirely
cured me after a few applications"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Yesterday We received from X. B.
Speed. the genial and handsome little
proprietor Of the Warrenton B0nHer.
q hatch Of the most handsome speci-
mems Of job printing it has ever been
II good luck IL see turned out of =
country joh office. Each and every
sample bore the marks Of a careful.
experienced workman. who thorough
X understood his business. Brother
Dick takes great pride in keeping up
with the times. and has all the modern
STYLES of type, borders. &C.. in his
job room. Besides. the WalrentOn
Banner j. one Of the ncatcst printed
papers that III 10 tins office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

California Kidney Tea never fails in
Kidney and Urinary troubles. so
cents. Look for il at j. +. Lew
ellyn's or :. :. (raig's. agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

DR.. NJ. f. Bell, 161 n. Calvert St,
Baltimore. Md, is a dead beat and a
fraud, and papers running his card of
Consumption Cured" had as well
discontinue its publication. We are
one of his victims and know whereof
We speak.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Mrs. Louisiana B. Mayhall, mother
of Mr.. c. c. NJ. Mayhall, editor of
the Rails County Record, died at her
home in New London On last Satur-
day
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

They don't call a Cincinnati man
over half drunk when he pulls off his
over>hoe, before going to bed. III
M0herly he isn't drunk if he can even
catch the bed rs IL whirls around
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
DIED.

In this city, last Tuesday, Mary Louise,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
paul
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Thoroughbred hull calves for sale.
Apply to Hanna Boy. or c. 3. Gil
lum. Ashley. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Butter, eggs and apples wall'eo .
Paul 4 Jackson's grocery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

One Of the James boys was in town
the day # the blizzard. Come to
think Of il. he is town TO-DAY and will
live here. He is a partner of r. Hisev
in the grain business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Timber is being deadened for the
next county election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Politics should never 90 intochnrch
or church into politics. We are glad
that the words north and south are to
he eliminated FRONT the VI. +. Church.
They should never have been used.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

McLaren had 4 tin box containing
5000 stolen last year. He lately
found the box in his cellar, which
shows that the money was stolen
by n of his employees.
Mrs. W. X. Potts yesterday receiv-
ed a prize in money from publishing
house, awarded her for finding the
shortest velse in the old testament.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Highest cash price paid for butter
eggs and rags at Frost-s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Go to Culbertson's for the BEST
five cent cigar in town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

We stated last week. in answer to
a correspondent, that Adam and Eve
went out of the Garden of Eden early
in the .ldN. We have been informed
since that il WAS in the winter of
their discontent.' We are sure Of
II thing: they We're hunting a cheap
clothing house. and the weather must
have been q little frosty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Fresh country butter and eggs
Hurd Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

D.. Robert Barclay seems surprised
that he had a small house to hear his
lecture at Moberly, and at several
other places. If Mr.. ID. Robert will
write another letter like the one he
wrote attacking Hon. John A. Hook
aday, he need not he surprised if he
is unable to hire a hall. much less to
secure an audience to hear him in
this State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Examination on first Saturday in
each month. :. ID. ELLIS.
County Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

The council of the city of Glasgow,
No, has passed an ordinance levying
a special license of s25 on every bar
Der shop in the city. That is almost
all they charge their saloons. The
people of Glasgow, we presume, pre-
fer saloons to barber shops and liquor
to lather. Why not?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Prof. ii. {. McCracken's school AT
the Weaver school house closed last
week. Prizes were awarded Master
Shelton Byhee and Misses Matte
Carter, Matte Cauthorn and Mary
Milsnn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Cream cheese - cents per pun
at FrOSt's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

To the Farmers of Audrain County.
Ii You wan 10 rent Your farm, let
1t he known. have applicants al
most every day.
W DAxrrr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

A woman has just walked with an
child from Philadelphia to Chi
cage. A. there ere no outstanding
bets on her. and no gate money, she
had 10 90 the w~ork-house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

While in st. Louis last week we
met Charley Allison who informed Us
that he had bought the old Hardin
House property and will build a large
brick livery stable at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Try the Peerless Mills celebrated
Best Brand Of flour. Best and cheap
est at Kentucky Groccry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

This is neither a Curiosity Shop, a
Museum or a Circus. Neither is it :
Noah,s Ark, II a Collection Of Patent
Scarce-Crows. Don'trun away They
are perfectly Harmless. This is an
international Tea-Party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

From a postal received by Mr., John
Gregg from +. j. >werer. dated
New Paris. Ohio. Feb. Il. we learn
that Mr.. l.. {. >w.rcr. who former
y lived here. and we'll known to many
Of our citizens. i living at the point
Of death. His son writes IN Mr.. Gregg
that his father cannot recover. Mr..
>werer was at II time City Record
er. and also held variou, county Of
fees. and i an upright, honorable
man, in every sense Of the word.
As q pay Ing subscriber We may he
expected IL a that We are glad to
>ec the L~ateI5gemceF again after a five
weeks rest on account Of the fire. If
The Col. had accepted the courtesy Of
fered him 10y the LEDGER he need not
have missed a single issue of his pr
per. Since wiring the above the
htte0igeacer has again suspended for
a few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Try Frost's Best the finest .
sold
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
HOME Club PARTY.

The Home Club had the largest and
most enjoyable party of the season at the
Ringo House last Friday night, in the way
Of q calico ball, About forty couples
were in attendance. Those present from
a distance: Miss Sharp, of Montgomery
CITY: Misses Mamie Wiley and Sallie
Smith, county: Mrs. Branham, Columbia;
Miss Mary Lee, Webster Grove: Miss
Anna Campbell, Paris; Mrs. {. G. Bridge
ford. Chicago: Miss Bush, Danville: Miss
Cora Patterson, county; Miss Bessie
Rothwen, Moberly: Miss Kate Crawford,
Kentucky; Me>srS. McCarty, HutchenS,
Garrard and Clarence Lakeland. The
boys talk of giving a grand dress ball as
o a. Lent i over.
INTERNATIONAL ~TEA-PARTY.
The international Tea-Party has been
postponed until tomorrow friday night,
when it viii positively come off at Hardin
College. 1t viii be a most interesting
entertainment. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the Hardin College Library.
The following are the approximations:
F. y. Frost and Miss Kate Wardell,
Italy.
Everett Bean and Miss Clara ConkIin,
| Spain.
Renfro Gibbs and Miss Edmondston,
Russia.
VIII Houston and Miss May Ross,
Poland.
d. T. Gentry and Miss Mary Carroll,
j. c. Offutt and Miss Carstarphen,
France.
X. E. Hisey and Miss Hattie Nichols,
Gip>eys.
+. Gentry and Miss Lizzie Talbot,
Indians.
j. T. Ricketts, and Miss Belle Morris,
| Scotland.
Bob White and Miss Ella Forrist,
England.
j. Wood TriInble and Miss Belle Hisey,
Germany.
l.. P. Smothers and Miss Cora Burns,
switzerland.
Zach. Herndon and Mrs. Bob White,
| General and Mrs. Putnam.
Smith Spence and Miss Sager, Uncle
Sam and Goddess of Liberty.
c. Ii. Grasty and Miss Mollie Jones
George and Martha Washington.
Admission to the entertainment % cts.
supper will be % cts. extra. The enter.
tainment will be given in the chapel, ant
tea viii be served in the library.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
III.

Ibis Is a Depot. Those Things
Waiting around there are not Statues.
lhey are Loafer>. Would the Train
come III if They were not there: No:
the Train would not Come in. 1t
would Jump the Track and perhaps
hill somebody's Cow. When You
get Big. You can 90 down to the
Depot and Help the Train Come in.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
SMALL TAIk,

Gracious, what a Short. Pretty
Woman. How Short is She: She i
Short enough to have to stand on her
Head to Scratch Her Back. Her
husband * Short. too. He is ..sbor,.,
on Grain, ami it appears to trouble
him a great dead more to ,.scratch,,
His shorts than it does His Wife
to Scratch Her Back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
DRY S.
And Staple 4 Fancy Groceries.

Complete General stock

- Every article sold on the CLOSEST pos
>ibie margin for CASH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

Some of the boys will be clad in
low cut shoes and a smile Tomorrow
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23

The Mexico and Fulton Lodges Of
|. Q. q. F.'s had a pleasant banquet
last Thursday night at McLaren's
restaurant. We return thanks for an
invitation, hut did not get it in time to
he present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-23
1.-THE Kentucky Grocery"

..,,, =, the ring" and holds the inside track
for low prices, when quality as well as pf'cef i
a,pu.lxrag