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The tug Argus picked sp the schooner
Hattie LolIis, near the De.a ware capes,
last Monday, in Distress, and lowed her
to Philadelphis Tor repairs. The vessel
belopgs ~ Governor Hall, and was load
ed with ium Der Tor this port.
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MUSIC BOXES,
CLOSING OUT SALE
Ar HALF TIE EEtUI.AR PRICE.

This being our last sale In THIS
city TOrsODbc years. We desire 10 sell
Out the entire Stack before closing
our kaIrsr0oIns for the srn*on. TO
this end We quote the lowest p"ssi-
bic prices. " lth only small RdNnnr"
over cost of manufacturing. 10 GOV.
or expenses.
ONLY finest quality High Class
Music Boxes. specially made Tor
our retail trade, including many
new STYLES. with latest improve
mcnts. and Of tIsc greatest Lnrh-
biiity; far superior 10 the ordinary
Music Boxes generally soid ~ this
country. The tone Of these Boxes
IN very powerful and ~ the same
time remarkably sweet. M".icAi
Boxes with Bells. BRUINS, .ag :
nets. Cr,csiial Voices. Iiarp-Etthcr-
piccgIS. TrcmGtS. Goliur.t Erit-
Piano. and Sublime harmonic, &c.
via. tno aud three main SprIps"-
ruHgi,u,. twice al d thrc@ ttIHch III"
IpuGih UfErdinaIy Music io>csh y!
one NinatrE.
Large stock t5'nI'l Music iI"yc' also,
j Albums. cigar inripr.. h'rHnlcls, &c, WIN
concealed mu,ir
Imu erse Display, CIV o'Jc,lon.
] No home should be " ithOnt one Oi
these beautiful Instruments.
This iS an opportunity seldom Of
fcred. Price list on appiicatf"n.
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4, Front ana Market. Auction all day
Saturday.
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I,i,A s'yka

60 - tie sale. Front and Market every
evening at 7. y. N.
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is;ana State Lottery Company

Louisiana State Lottery Company
1--WE do hereby certify that W. supervise
the arrangements for all the Moathly and
semi. Annusl drawings Of The louisiahS
State Letter, Company, and In person man
age and control the Draw ings themselves,
and that the zane are conducted with hon.
csty, fairness, and In good faith toward
all partiep, aud We authorize The Company
TO use this certificate, with fac. imiles Of our
signatures attached. IN IL advertise n cns.'
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DUSLIt ~HLr
FRESH COWS, sPRiHHfhs AND FAT
STOCK
Tho subscriber will offer 4 public sLe, at
tie UhaddS Ford Hotel. delaware County,
Pa, on
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I>Dh SALE OR RENI-1IiE SlbREh
Il dwelling at l2pJ Market street. 1t r.
one ul the best II not the very best business
stand, IN this city for groceries. flour ana
feed ,or bakery. Apply to JOHN WlEjs, ~"
Market street. llOu
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OSr-DN ESpAI, IN EIGHTH
IL street market EOusc. IA sable mum, The
Under viii be suitably rewarded hy leaving
II at No. $40 Washington Il. JanlOltt
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7 DSI -- Ellen IN NOLLARS WE'RE
IL lost On Tuesday Afternoon in going
.oln liith and ShiWcy sts. to Eighth and
Market sts, The nudor VIII b" suitably re-
wnIdcd IN leaving same at the RErl HLICAN
office ltniuN
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The Public 10 rs@nsstsa ssPssaly - nottss
tAs new and enlarged 'ebsns 70 b dsvA
VUAPlTAL HRlBK. o7s, sosTs
Tlck cts only %. obos 90 II Proper.
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Wy MEDIA fiRL WANTS A Il.A' +.
w ascouk or general hOu7c""rk. hP'
ply at No. 4Ui Lafayette -. lanlo-N
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FRESH COWS, sPFIrnf hs AND FAT
STOCK
Tho subscriber will offer public sAe, az
tie Uhadds' Ford Hotoi. delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY ,JANUARYls, 1858,
81 A lot offrtsh cow, soribgers e"
AX and fat STOCK. All persons are HH
invited t. 10 there. mos I" htUSL
NOR RENT.--A Lot WITH GOOD
Il dwelling houses. large carpenter
rhop. wagon hou-" nnd barn ON II, adjoining
the Columbus Inn property on the kCnnctt
PIKE VIII let all together for a moderate
rent Also II lot on acres with house and sta.
bic ON the k"uuctt Pike near the city limits
Apply 10 ELI NICHOLS, tcntrrviIle T.. o,
Delaware. or to GEO. H. ruWNSEND,
lI04wAs 0l0 Market street,
r OSI ON JAN. gr1i. IN GOING
IL from Third and King TO Third and
Market streets. u pocket book containing
$500 The Under VIII be literally rewarded
IN returning to @rd md Market streets.
u. MORRIS, IanlO2tt
7 USI - EI.INEN DOLLARS WERE
IL lost un Tuesday Afternoon, IN going
som llnh and Shplcy sts. I" Eighth and
Market sls, The nudCr VIII b" suitably re-
wnldcd uu leaving same ut the Rlrl nLICAH
0iicr NuimN
INUh SALE OR RENr-IIiE SIDREh
Il dwelling ut i2p9 Market street. 1t r.
one Of the best II not the very best business
stand, IN this city for groceries. flour ana
feed or bakery. Apply to JOHN WlEe, ~"
Market street llUu
Wy NIEDIrO MEET AfDOD lDl No
w man with from 5000 TO ~. OoO 10 Join
the advertiser III good paying business. 81.
ready established Ia this city. Address ~
M. office. Jl0lt
r OST-DN TUESDAY. IN EIGHTH
IL street market EOusc. "A sable nun, The
| hinder viii be suitably rewarded 10y leaving
| il at No. $40 Washington Il. JahlOltt
Wy ANlrI,-A GIRL WANTS l'hA' II
| w as cook or general hO"scw"rk, Ap'
|piy at No. loi Lafayette 81. lhnloN
| wy NTEU--A coon BOY TO SIRlI'
| w tobacco. Apply TO FRED, FlSliEk,
Front and King li0N'
NOR SALEtHEAI.-l SHOW CASE,
Il counter and desk. CAL at N2 Market
street - TTEKLEI q co, IlOit
| ------------- ----------------------------
VlvhNTED-A MESSENGER BOY. Ar
| w ply to l.. f. Bl tk co. llOf
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r OSl ON JAN. B1i. IN GOING
IL from Third and King 10 Third and
Market streets. n pocket book containing
$500 The finder VIII be literally rewarded
IN returning to @rd md Market streets.
- MORRIS, lanlU2tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

Whereas, Annie E. Sailing aud s.
T. Sailing her husband, bytheir deed
of trust, dated February 18th, 1882,
and recorded in trust book .sSn at
page 178. of the records of Audrain
county, Missouri, did convey to the
undersigned trustee, the following
described real estate situate in Au-
drain county, Missouri, to-wit: The
southwest fourth of the southwest
quarter of section tw~enty-fnur In
township fiftv-one, of range nine,
west, containing forty acres more or
less, to secure the payment of the
note in said deed of trust described,
and whereas, said note, the interest
thereon and taxes on said land re-
main due and unpaid, and whereas.
George b Maefarlane, the trustee
named in said deed, refuses to act,
now, therefore, at the request of the
legal holder of said note 1, ID. ID.
Woodward, sheriff AudraiD county,
will, in pursuance of the provisions
of sand deed of trust, Oh
| Wednesday, March 21st, 1883,
between~the hours nine O'Clock q. IN
and 4 O'Clock p. IN. of that day at the
east front door OF the court house In
Mexico, Audraia county. sell all the
above described real estate at public
vendue to the highest bidder fol
cash in hadd for the purpose of sat
istying said note, interest and taxes
and the expenses of executing thi'
frost. DID. WOODWARD,
46-3r Sheriff Audrain County
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
A Lie.
To the Editor of the Ledger

To the Editor of the Ledger:
FARBER, NO., February Pa
mar from Mexico by the nam of
Day is telling in our town that your
fathers family were freqently driven
from their home in '67 and '68 by
parties rocking the house. SAID the
windows we're broken out, and the
family took refuge under the house.
Is this SO? Confdentlally, X.
The above is q lie manufactured
out of whole cloth. The editor OF
this paper and his Gathers family
have received only the kindest treat
ment in Missouri. They have en-.
deavored to deserve no other. Il
Day would attend to the troubles hi
had about the date referred to, ht
would have his hands full. We sup
pose it Is the Day that is connected
with the Press that made the above
statement. We will notice this mat
ter at length at some future day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
What the Ledger Would Like to See.

No more fires soon.
The iron foundry boom.
No chinch bugs this season. y
Our merchants have a big trade.
The Merchants Exchange a success,
Winter kicked out of the lap of
spring.
Farmers prepare for early work
this spring.
Work begin on the gas works as
winter breaks.
Every small town in the county as
live as Laddonia.
Our young men who can find moth
ing else to do split matches for a liv-
ing.
Why there is more Mexico news in
the st. Louis Globe-D Democrat than
there is in the Mexico daily.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
MARTINsBURe MATTERS.
News From the Eastern Part OF the
COunty.-Readable Racket.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
HARRISBURG, No., Feb. 27.-Char-
lie Burchard has taken the place of
Mr.. Southwick, who resigned recently
as station agent in this place.
L. f. Anderson begins the study of
telegraphy under the instruction of
our present operator.
On last Saturday, Mr.. Owens sold
his shop and tools, for six hundred
dollars
Miss Annie Jordan, of Hannibal, is
visiting Miss Hattie Cox, near this
place.
We would like to know whom a la
dy of this town waves her handker.
chief at, and what for, when a certain
freight train passes.
Mr.. Mathews, of Wellsville, preach
ed for MS on last Sunday. The gen.
tleman is a very fine scholar and is an
able minister.
Married-Near this place by Elder
T. Henson, Mr.. Bishop, of Galloway,
to Miss Pcery, Of Audrain, on the
evening of the 21st.
DR.. Taylor purchased, last week, o.
Mr.. Crigler 10 acres of land, at $500
per acre. The DR.. contemplates build
ing in the spring and will make this
his future home. His many friend:
are glad to have him permanently 10
Gated in their midst.
A very sad accident happened Il
Mr.. Clutter a few days since. Will,
hauling wood he fell from the Wagon
in such aposition as to allow the whee
to pass over his right leg between thu
knee and ankle, and his left foot
breaking both. AS Mr.. Clutter is al
old man a speedy recovery is not ex
pected.
A large amount of corn remains t.
be delivered in this section. There il
at least one-fourth still out. DIR. Dill
lard, in buying corn, has paid tn
farmers a better price than they coul'
have commanded at any point in tn
county. In all, he has shipped 10
car loads of corn, 80 of oats, 81 o
flax, 6 of wheat and 2 of millet. TIL
Elder Bros. have sent off somethin'
over 80 a loads of corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
FREQUENT FIRES.
Old Landmarks Go Up in Smoke.-Is it
the Work Of an Incendiary?-
Carriage Shop Sc0rched.

The last item we wrote for our last
is ,ue was an account of the burning
OF two large livery stables and the
narrow escape of adjoining property.
At 8 p. m. the verynextday the alarm
was sounded, and Bell & Johnson's
carriage shop was found to he in
flames. Although the fire had good
Roadway the fire company soon had
it under control. The damage by
fire was not very heavy, but the dam
age to carriages and vehicles on ac-
count of removal was quite an item.
and the entire loss was about 81, 800.
The building is pwned by James Dill
lard but is not very valuable.
RESIDENCES BURNED.
The residence of n. A. Robinson,
southwest of Mexico, burned last
week. Insured with Lakenan & Barnes
The residencetand barn of James
McFadd,n, north of Mexico, burned
last week causes defective iue. In
sured with Clark for $1,000
The store and residence of NJ. S
Bush, of Modoc. was burned last
Monday night. Ii is not known how
the fire started. Nothing was saved.
The postoffice was in this building
and all the mail matter was burned.
Several kegs of powder bowed things
end ways, so to speak. Lakenan &
Barnes carry a policy for So, 100 but
the loss will be much more than this.
The store will be rebuilt.
k~cINDERs.
The insurance business is booming.
The frames on the east side hold
on well.
Every property owner should carry
insurance.
One by n the old landmarks are
burned down.
Blocks two, three and four were
taken into the fire limits.
Look at your policy and see tina,
it mentions concurrent insurance.
There should be large wells in the
rear of every block on the square.
If nothing happens a fire bug viii
get his just deserts some of these fine
days.
The fire in Towns pottery was the
cause of a false but still alarm Fri.
day night.
Pat Naughton, hoseman. had hi:
head badly bruised at Bell & John.
sons fire but is all right now.
The fire engine pays for itself ev
cry fire it goes to. 1t is nearly a:
good as a steamer when properly
handled.
Property must be insured in favo,
OF the party in whom the title il
vested. If the property belongs tt
your wife and the insurance is in you,
name the policy is n. G.
A great deal of Bell & Johnson
property was badly broken whel
moved out. Volunteers should han
die goods carefully. Property ha'
better Ie burned up than broken up
especially when insured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
City Election.

The following are the judges and
the places for city election:
Firt Ward.-Voting place, council
chamber; judges, VIM. Stuart, Jos.
Lupton and Hugh Wilson.
Second Ward.-Voting place, Hous.
ton & Trimble's lumber yard judges.
C. A. Keeton, P. E. Locke and D.
Hubble.
Third Ward.-Voting place, court
house /; judges, G. G. Galloway, Silas
Winscott and Chas. Houston.
Fourth Ward.-Voting place, Nc
Gee & Douglass restaurant; judges
w. A. Richards, j. W. Patton ant
| Joel Guthrie.
Fifth Ward.-Voting place, Pol
locks mill; judges, ]. B. Mcintyre
A. F. Reed and Thos. Board.
Sixth Ward.-Voting place, ]. NJ
Gordon's old Office, on Jackson st.
judges, B. Whaley, B. c. johnson ant
J. J. Gill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Golden Wedding.

At the 50th anniversary of the mar
rage of j. F. Smith, on Wednesday
night, March 9TH, the following pro-
gramme will be observed:
Master of ceremonies, j. c. Arm
strong.
AFTER DINNER.
Call c. II. Hardin to the chair.
Prayer-Music.
.'Forty-two years in the ministry"
j. F. Smith. Response by j. Patrick.
ministers children" Prof. A. j.
Smith, of Springfield, Ill.
Fifty years married life,' c. H
Hardin.
ministers trials" w, Pope Yea.
man.
ministers joys" j. c. Maple.
Short addresses and other exerci-
cises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Married.

At the residence of the brides pa
rents, z miles north of Mexico, on
the 2Sth ult., Mr.. VIM. Byrns, SON OF
John Byrns, and Miss Emma Spots
wood, daughter of John Spotswcod.
The wedding vas very quiet, only the
relatives and intimate friends being
invited. The newly welded couple
| will at once settle down on the farm
belonging to the groom just west OF
| Mexico. The LEDGER extends con-
CALCULATIONS and returns thanks fol
an invitation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Fine Cattle,

SattANs
Audrain is fast coming to the front
with fine cattle and fast horses. Sew.
eral of our citizens attended a thor.
oughbred sale in Saline last week.
We had the pleasure of looking at the
stock bought by Audrain then at Gun
ningham's stables, and they are good
ones no mistake. S. p. Emmons
bought Catley's Duke Sd, at SIS
Rose of Saline, at $50; Bracelets
Duke bull, at $165; Cambria heifer
at S140. Brown Bros. of this county
bought a fine bull that weighed owe
1900 pounds for 1915. The people
of this county begin to appreciate thu
| value of thoroughbred stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

D.. D. Bliven made US a pleasant
call this week and showed US speci-
linens of ore from his mine that aver
aged sos per ton in silver besides
quite an amount in gold. He says
they have $780, 900 worth Of ore in
siuht-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Foundry and Machine Shops.

The money is subscribed for a
foundry and machine shop and a con-
tract made with Messrs. Alexander &
Soles, of Moberly, to take charge of
it. They will do all kinds of repairs
on machinery and do any castings
from a store front down, parts of
stoves or any machines. They will
employ quite a number of men. This
will prove quite a boom for Mexico.
The prospects for Mexico's future
are brighter to-day than they ever
were.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Special. Notice.

Those knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me for medical services will
please call at my Office and settle by
cash or note before March 30th,
1883, or their accounts will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collec-
ton. Mr.. 1. G. French, who Is au-
thorized to make these settlements,
will be found at Office daily.
46-2t PINCKNEY FRENCH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

AS will be seen elsewhere the great
clearing sale of G. Blum & Co. will
be continued for twenty days longer.
Such opportunities do not occur of.
ten. This house is known for its
honorable dealings with their Gus.
toners and we advise all to give them
a call before the expiration of the
time. They are selling an immense
amount of goods every day, and it i:
the intention of this firm to make
room for a very large stock of spring
and summer goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

DR.. Macfarlane has returned from
Texas looking hale and hearty. His
wife is also much improved in health.
He will settle down in Mexico and re-
sumo practice. He says there is "no
place like home.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

Our young friend, Harry Plunkett,
got to the front in good shape or
Birthington's washday, which was 9
holiday for the Hardin College young
ladies. Alb told Harry that the girls
sent word to him to wash his feet and
comb his hair as they were going te
call on him. The ladjss called and
the sanitary effect on Harry is some
| thing marvellous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
To Whom It May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will
not be responsible for any debts OF
contracts made by my wife, Mary
Hoselton, as she has threatened to
leave me, and hence this notice and
all parties are cautioned against buy.
ing any property of any description
from her without first ascertaining OF
me the ownership Of same.
As At AMOS HosELToN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

J. A. and Burt Ringo have bought
out the Eubank hardware store.
These gentlemen are well known to our
readers. They are live, clever, en-
terprising men and the LEDGER be-
speaks for them a liberal patronage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
To the Public.

Owing to the increase in the Steam
Washing Machine business. I have
concluded to close out my stock of
stoves and tirware and manufacture
the Steam Washer more extensively.
| viii close out at cost my stoves and
tinware in the next 30 days. Now is
the time to buy a cook stove for 50.
$40. sf2 or si4. Respectfully,
42-tf j. e. HUFF-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Card OF Thanks.

We take this method of returning
our sincere thanks to the fire CON-
pany and citizens who worked so no.
bly, at the fire that destroyed our
stable, and assisted us in saving our
stock from destruction. We can be
found IN future at the Central Stables,
near railroad bridge.
w II MuIIEp &, 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

The noted stallion missouri Clay"
formerly the property of Capt. Wm.
Curie) the famous breederof gen
tlemen's roadster and trotting horses,
will make the incoming season at the
horse and mulesyard of e. T-Qis
enberry in this city. Handbills with
particulars in due tne.1~ 2w
"a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Risan from the Ashes.

ALI our friends and patrons are in
yited to call on US at our new place OF
business, at the Central Stables, near
the railroad bridge. ALI kinds of rigs
turned out as usual, in frst-class
style. We have also best mule sheds
in the city. Don't forget our new
stand. w. III. MILLER & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Huff does all kinds of tin work. 38-tf

Joe & Vic Barth are offering the
trade extraordinary bargains this
month in all classes of ready-made
clothing. Their goods are of a No. l
makeup, adapted to all sizes of men
and boys. These goods, combined
with an unusually large line of hats
and caps, boots and shoes, furnish
ing goods, ETC., will be closed out at
reduced prices this month to make
room for the most elegant spring
stock ever brought to Mexico. The
goods are or hand and must positive
ly move this month. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Dr.. W. c. Pipino, Harper block.
The blue birds are here.

The blue h1rdS are mere.
ID. D. Blivenis home from the west.
See article on the production of flax
iced.
Willis johnson has moved to Rush
Hill to live.
Mrs. John B. Morris has returned
to St. Louis.
w. F. Reed sells for cash on and
after to-day.
j. C. Able has opened restaurant
at Laddonis.
Read D. O'Callaghan's closing out
advertisement.
Zach Herndon is clerking at the
Central Ringo.
Jas. Garrett has sold his residence
to DIR. Basket.
Ed Kendall is buying a fine lot Of
mules and horses.
Bayless Collins has bought out Nc
Dearmon's saloon.
Ripley Pearson and family have
moved to Mexico to live.
Centralia is to have a holiness
church. She needs one
R. Galloway will be a candidate for
reelection to the council.
]. W. Pratt will be a candidate for
reelection to the council.
Ripley Pearson has a good farm to
reHt. See advertisement.
j. E. Bolts has greatly improved
the looks of his store room.
The LEDGER last week, as usual,
got a big scoop on the fire.
L. B. Morris and Dan Cauthorn
have gone south with mules.
j. Bolts, Of Littleby, is going tc
have a public sale March 9TH.
". Fl. Mcintyre and Earl Morris.
Of Thompson, have dissolved.
Maj. E. L. Hord is no longer con-
nected with the Central Ringo.
j. D. Bishop and Miss Mamie
Perry were married last week.
The Home Club had a pleasant hoE
at the Central-Rin last week.
]. 7. Nelson takes charge of the
collectors office next Monday.
DR.. j. W. Reed has opened a den.
tai office owe Llewellyn's store.
The addition to Hardin college i:
being furnished in elegant style.
Examine your s. gold pieces ant
see if some ofthem are not nickles.
Charles L. Phillips and Miss Jen
ME Jolly were married last week.
o barth, the clothing man, il
nyful-it is a bouncing big boy.
Don't fail to read W. II. Wood
ward 4 Sons new advertisement.
An attempt was made last week t,
ourgiarize L. B. letters residence.
Would it not be a good idea to lnav,
a~esnsention to nominate city officers
]. R. Jones, of the Cameron Her
ead, made US a pleasant call last week
There will be a business meeting c
me nre company on tomorrow ever
ing.
VIM. Waddingham is home fros
aa exploring expedition of discovet
north.
LIE chess and checker club is Cd
ona the mission for which it wa
intended.
james NJ Wylde and Miss Huld
.angeoA were married at Laddoni
last week.
ine First National Bank of thi
Guy has plenty Of money to loan
easy rates.
non George Batterton and T. F
sasaaw have our thanks for publ
mr.. Bates, proprietor of the dinin
aaii At Roodhouse, ILL.,, keeps one
ae nnest eating houses in that stat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Pood tho advertisement of 81

Read the advertisement of "Ba-
shaw Charley in an another column.
He is a full brother to "Bashaw Tenn
ple'' well known in this city. Char.
ley is equally as good an animal and
is owned by M. j. Wells. Don't fail
to call and see his stock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01
Pay Up or Suffer the Consequences.

Pay Up or Suffer the consequences.
Dennis O'Callaghan is making ar-
engagements to close up his business
All parties who owe him must pay
promptly by the 10th of March, OF
their accounts will be given to an off,
Ger. 46-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

We announce this week j. w.
Pratt as a candidate for reelection to
the council in the 4th ward. So fan
as heard from he served satisfactorily
and has no opposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-03-01

Lewis Hord, of the Central Ringo,
has rented the same to his sons-in-law,
Buckner & Thorn. These young gen.
tlemen are well-known, popular and
clever. -