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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-08

G,lLh.

A business man told me yesterday that
a school teacher could not be appointed in
New York City without Kelly's assent.
Said he 'That mans despotism extends
all over this island. know case where
be has had the daughters Of an old friend
named Lynch appointed TO teach tho pub:
lie schools. who have not passed the usual
examinations, and It is generally believed
are not qualified. But Kelly makes the
achool authorities, who put in the teach
ers,"
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The testimony OF many who long suffered
from Ill health, caused by an impure state o.
the blood goes 10 prove that the best remedy
for making the blood rich, red and pure, fol
beautifying the complexion, for curing sores
pimples and all other skin diseases, for re
moving aches, pains, stiff joints, rheumatism
etc, for increasing the power OF endurance
for giving health and strength 10 every veal
portion OF tie body, is Dr.. Guysotts yellow
Dock and sarsapatilla. IT, effect pleases tht
user in every Instance. No other remedy
ennNls IL BAN
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1v1s troubled With chronic catarrh and
Gathering IL my head, was very dealt at times
6ad discharges from my ears, and was unable
10 breathe through 10Y nose: Before the
second bottleof Ely's Cream Balm was ex,
hsSltb-C. j. Corbln, 92S Chestnut street,
Field Manager, Philadelphia Publishing
House, Pa. lsee sdyertisemsnt,) TTbsAw
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DIED.

Fo3TER-on Tuesday, November 6, 1883. at l
p NJ, Mrs kAIIE y. Fosi In, wife Of David q Foster
and daughter Of George @. nna Florence McSown,
In her I'D yeaT.
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents, No.
50 Eighteenth t,reet this afternoon at . O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited. Intcsment at
penInvnla Ccmetcry
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commencing al IOo'CloCk ", the undivided hal
OF q certain tact Of land NtIktel on nne,h o.
Wheeling Island III, the CityOt WheAll1g, ONO
county, Vest Virginia, known aud decfibed y
follows BEGINNING at a AXE on the west AIDE o.
south Penn street, on line with J., J. Stone;
northern fence; thence with the western llne o.
said street, Bouih degrees, eat Z? i2'lVl loles Y
the hedge Tow thence with Ihe htdSe iqT solIa y
degrees west 72SlO0 pole; thence sOuth sdeeIeSss
West "a 42.IOO poles 10 Il stake; theLce hOt1h y
degrees, cSSt 72S.lO0 poles 10 the beginning, COZ
taiiling one acre md 30 CLIO poles more OF ltAL
JERKS OF sALE Orc half aud 70 mich more o. o
the purchase money as the purchaser S9AiL I ~ ~!
IA in cash on the day oil SAFE, the balance ~ Wy
s1iIal inytAllmenG at six aud twelve month"; tn'
esIe ". ". LOWDEN,
'"'s' srcclGl COnmIniOnef:
hereby certify that bond has been g SI,S1 X
~ co,,,t 'sA " b, d, MCG0LI0Cl,
TUG Svut" CleIk,
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10 pbysicians.

We do not find fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular pEysclan-this
is not our miSsion-but we do claim II he
were to add Penma 10 bis prescriptions as di,
rected In our book on the ellis OF lhte' land
furnished gratuitously by all druggtsts), he
would cure all his patients.
80 "OsEEdo. Potter County, "a.
Dr.. HAETxAE-DsGr 81: Tbs small ulcers
more than half as large as they were. am
IesIipg quite well. The people say your
Pertgl9 Is doing q miracle. do not take
nearly 30 much opium as ] did before.
pAT Mrs. ELLEN MAYNARD.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY
L FRONTING TIE FIFTH WARD AAbhti

BY Virtue Of decd Of trust n'Ge y IL 4
gchneiChel and Louise schme,ChCl ny WIZ NV y,
Fdtx Ii. BehIens and Mary BChrens, hS St ", y
me, the undersigned trustee, dAcI tue ~ w " s
August, 1881, aud recorded III The O!hG q wv t,i
CIePk oil the County GNIrt OF Ohio couhM;, N w y
,jrpInIa, IN Deed OF Trust HOOK No. II, st,,,S
secure ii, r. BehrenS the payment HI ssaim u
pfomisory note named theIeii tMai p"Iy n ~
seil az the front door Of the CGrIt li9HStt 'Ss
City OF Wheeling, on MONDAY, DhCshIpit; 6,, t
Sd, 1855 LegInping nj 10 O'Clock teG lhypGiJ s
described real estate, that islO ~ 'hs @ISSd
Oue.thIrd, twenty-five w ICeI OF 70! n .,l sS,
nInety.nIne l99l, situated at the X.
mr. o. Market sud Twenty third SIety, ~ IN. M
/, nh ward Of the City Of Mncc!lg tOGtLu ~ !,
hi Tho buildings and Improvements 'ns''ON ''
ihaIeuntO belonging. /, -,,,cniiSe
pirchale money ~ tho pu'chECr lEEy eN1 w ~,
iasL IN hsnd, aud tho bslAatc payable " St w. ID
with interest from day Of snr; " ,n ~
deIlCed By tho prOmHOry not al inc pa IS,SsI
and 10 he secured by decd OF trust 0l li!e ligsN
Tltle believed 10 EG per tcL but E.liSG Ia Nv
Ithall CONVEX only such tl..c ai Is Hess"'u ~
Said deed OF trust. rrcrs T,,,h
WI UALLER. Auc' Ion'C'.
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az NOTICE the members Of tho Toledo
Rail club are little Wild" said young
sport. 0They ought Toledo different life"
was the reply.
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why scnenck wouldn't See the Prince

A gentleman in tho presence Of General
schenck, the other day, made some remark
about Mary Anderson's refusing to see the
Prince OF Wales. as that 81" said Schenck.
"Well, she Is not the first American. !
refused to see him myself number Of
times, and the lowest hand ever held
upon any one Of the occasions was three
IackRM
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Charles E. Zane and otheN.
BY virtue Of decree entered by sid Cuu,t IN tie
above entitled CIuSe on the 5th day Of Ott6LfT.
1883, the undersigned appointed IL, fIhy SneciIl
sale. al the lrnnL door Of Tue Court uOuSe Of MD
rOlluty oil
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WillIamE. Zane and other

BY virtue OF dcc1ce entered by said Court
henhoye entitled CAUSE on Ihell day o. January
1858, the undersigned spe.iG! Commissioner WI!
sell at public Eaie at the front door o. the C0nh
House OF said county on
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TRAVELER's GUIDE.
Trains arrive aad depart as follows-city time

Trains arrive and depart as follows City time
Baltimore d. OhIo-MAIN LISE-DRPART-
i:56 N, $40 3 m, $40 p N, $40 p m, 7:06 m.
@. o. Dly.-e;2O N, Glb D N, ll:l5 p m, $40 m.
W. a p. DiV-pReAtT-For Pittsburgh, 6:25 m,
and 500 m; for Washington, Pa eos and 9:lO nj
$40 and $50 r N; for KIM Grove 1855 m. Ar.
RIVE-MAln Llne-12l6 n, l0:20 q m, B:l5 N,
$40 I'm, $:lS pm. 9. o. Diy.-6:l0 p m. $50 m,
E56 m. ". dP. piV.-AERIyE--From Pittsburgh,
ESQ n, and ESQ p m; from Warrington, Pa Sod
and $50 m; l:l6 and $50 m; from Kim Grove,
4:I0pm.
r., @. q ST. L.-pErARr-s27 a m, so2 m.
la p m, Et7 p m. ARRlyE-SS7 Z m, tl:l2 q N,
Cleveland, Lornin q wheeiing,-DEPIHr
Bridgeport AMIDST ClRIrsytIle Accommodation, 920
q m and sis m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MSSEilon,
t:l0 pm. ARlIvE-&SS N, 1910 q m, GIS D N,
E45 I'M.
cleveland d PittSburgh-DErARr-el2 a
m, ll:60 N, ko6 p m; steubenyille Accommoda.
ton SOS N, Rellsyillo Accommodation sos
m. ARRIyH-l20s a m, EtS p m, S:I2 m; steu.
benvIlle Accommodation S:SS , N, WeIlSYille AZ.
commOdGtion &lSam.
d. z. d O. RniIWsy-LRAvE BellaIre for
woodsdeld and Summarized al 6:i5 a n. and s:6o
D. N. ARRIVE At BOlllire a. 9i5a q. m. and Gao I'm.
WHEELING & ELMGRoyER. R.
On and after MONDAY, NAY II, 1858, tuntIi
further noticel can win run nom tho City and
s,amm's every hour from tsoA. \. 70 30 I'm.
myia J. KLKkH, Huph
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sATURDAY, NOYEHDER II. lSsl,

commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", the following nal
estate, namely: 1he undivided half OF . CsttAin
tract oil ltnd lying aud being situate Oh ZnuI
Island, In the city Of Wheeling, IN the County Of
Ohio, State ofWest Virginia, known aud Gts(iisei
a. iollOwE Beginning Ut sake on the West iie
OF South Penn Gireei, on line with =. slrneI
northern fence; thence with the western line Of
south Penn street kouth degrees eat .5i!lO0
p les 10 The hedge NV; thence with the hedgeioW
south 10 degrees west 2s!0l poles It cnCe LOrth
degrees west q i!l0S poles 10 sake: thence nuilh
10 degrees cast Is l0j POLES 10 tie begIrnug, con.
tanning one acre 80 6'l0U poles, more or les
Al certain tract Of land situated on 2Ane'Ior
Wheeling Island, In the city IT Wheeling, bounded
on the north by q ktnighL line through the tentfe
Of Fink street, CntcndlnS westerly from South Him
street 10 Souih Fem ttfGoi on The cast BY EOulh
Elm street; on the south Ey lSnd Of Z, j. Stone;
aud OH the wet By EOulh rCIn street,
said last mentioned lrSCt Of lGud will lnl 10
offered for GALE As GwaOle, and itGn IN lOh II
laid out by the Special Commissioner, y plat Of
which can b, SCen Of his ofiCc, hrd tale Will 10
made IN the manner By which The lRiSest sun can
be realized.
TERaS or EALE-ont r.. Gnl 10 much more Of
the purchRe money RS Ia purchaser shall eltCt 10
pay In cash, The balance In Two equal installnens
n six and twelve months evidenced BY notes
bearing Interest from the dsy Of kAle the title be-
Ing retained until the purchase money Is paid IN
fuil
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InChGurc!y,

In the Circuit Court 10, Ohio Ccua,y, wCIvlrlnIA
lillian F. Zane aud Platelr D. zapel
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". J. ". C0WDES,
Hnn1IaI 1ntJ,N,tasiat,

". Il. HALLER, AuCtlouteE
I hereby certify that bond has been glvel BY
above named Special Commissioner u required "
the Court.
ON11 7, X, kCCuI.I.UCll, GICtG
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SALE.

JOHN W. ScuULTzE, Trustee.
wI, II. HkLER. bnci!ouCc'. tSIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
aThs Tree is known by Its Fraits.r

Our Electric Wonder, the greatest
household remedy on earth, is recon-
mended now by many of our citizens to
be far superior to any other remedy that
has ever been offered TO the public for all
nervous inaammatory aches and pains,
both for external and internal use. It
takes the placeo q al filthy lineaments, and
just by applying and rubbing with the
hand It penetrates to the very bono, and
allays pain instantly. Price, 80 cents aud
el.00. For sale by j. r. Llewellyn, west
side square, and all other druggists and
dealers generally. DIR. J. NJ. Koontz sole
proprietor. Office, first door east Of NJ.
z. Church, on Liberty street, Mexico,
No. Any one wishing any information il
regard to our Electric Wonder, and other
Justly celebrated family medicines manu-
lactured by DR.. Koontz for such diseases
Is recommended, a get it by calling or
writing. ST
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Dress Goods & Dress Silks.

: The most complete assortment, equaling many of the large houses
in cities. Just received, some splendid bargains in Black Silks. (
Were you thinking of buying a Black SILK Dress? Reed will sell you
one, trim it, and make it in elegant style, cheaper than any house in
Elegaht Black Gros Grain Silks at a saving to you of from 20 to S.
per cent. by buying of Reed. fa.4 #t
Black Ottoman Silk, $175; a reduction of45 per cent. Splendid. ~
at 1925. =, SIS u~
Solid color Silks in coors, desirable, only 81. Will fnd them nowhere
but Reeds at less than 81 %. if at all.
"a Reeds $1,25 Solid color Silks, all colors, are eautfes; great Bargains
Polka Dot and Figured Silks at just half former prices. !. Reed says
sell them; will not carry them over. othey nave got u move.
Summer Silks, in He stripes and checks, at prices that will make
them fairly hum. 6&a 4.@s& ,fefvaasa.a
Cashmeres in colors blue brown, wine, black and green. wool nm
price. Now is your time to secure them.tt ~. :.
Nuns Yelling, all new shades, at a saving to you of 40 per cent. = -
iBuntings. all the new colors, quality unsurpassed, and equaled by
1 very limited few. 4s e5zt-g
money lat much less than cost9 to their company. a - 2 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Moberlv rsces july End. srd. 4th.


The Chicago & Alton h r. is the an,s line
that did NOT rniss . train to Kansas Ciis rem
CAaeA6os and Vice vessa. during the hfka water.
All sI-seis* .s.ngs ms In a Sample Of cat
n;f. and says he viii have = car load in before
s J Know sss es. nj s sises 81 he sa sses /. =. '''s 's'e'
DIR. w. R. Wilson, Of HelisviIle,
No. made ms ! pleasant cal. This
week.
Master Howard Taylor of this city,
accidentally cut his face severely with
an. * Tuesday.
Lexington. No., has a female coal
miner. She picks at a coal bank
instead Of at her husband.
Parties who owe delinquent city
tax must pay BY July 9Th, o. they
will be sued for the same.
sRenfro Gibbs has gone to Colorado
on = business trip. He Is thinking of
engaging in business in Mexico.
] The roof of the State penitentiary
st Jefferson City and the State Uni
versity at Columbia were blown of
last week.
Prof. Trcloar gives a concert at
Sweet Springs tonight. Like all Of
the Professors entertainments. it viii
be first class.
Butler Laforce is home on 8 visit.
He is one OF the best statesmen on the
road, and IS clever q boy as yer
went TO "a q girl.
Bridgeford, proprietor Of the Lad
donna billiard parlors. is going to have
atournament on the 18th of July for
a $40 gold medal.
Stockings are no longer striped.
Plain colors are in demand, many of
them Of very great brightness. It's
hard. on the eyes.
The many friends of the family
viii be glad to know that Pomp Plum
ket.,s little so;,l vh h.. hee,, very
.;c,r - ,,rno hs,,.r
c-aat .,oses On ~. ,oth - y,lv
r.o n,;,.. . Co. IN.
=. aa.. aa..J
u.he' 'Ms eounss' uau sinai.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
White p soofg ana ath6a Lawn

White Goods marked down to close. Were cheap before; now
cheaper than ever. A-AA -. w1 "a = 81 = -
Cord Piques, 8 yards for % cents. Reed says let them go.
Small Barred Muslin1Reeds price. now IL 12 cts; other houses
would ask 20 cents for the same goods. 49, Ills -1f-r
Satin Stripe Piques Is cents, marked down from 20 and %. You
need search for such bargains only at Reeds.
Br0cade Pigues 10 cents, were 25 and 80. To be found only at Reeds
Lace Piques marked down to close Reed is saving you about 40 per
cent on them. - a. ... .>@I< eTf.
Cream Colored Piques with Lace Stripe, slaughtered in like manner.
Basket Piques cannot be found as low anywhere as at Reeds. r
Improved Finish Victoria Lawns at a saving to you of 50 13 per cent
at Reeds.
Persian Lawns, new lot Just received, and much lower.
White Mulls Down to Close. 90
Cream Muls Down to close, - o.. R
Swiss Mulls Down to close z.zz.fs-s ..ss
India Lawns Down to close. -.t#. -#
Linon Islande Down to close.
Dotted and figured Swiss doxned without regard to cost Reed says
they must go. & "a z so 80 a&:fN - IL 8 5 - #k
Plaid Nrinsook 12 12 cents "a reduction of 20 per cent.
Z Checked Nainsook Is cents; a reduction of 25 per cent.
All Overtuckings in great variety and beautiful quality.
All Orertuckings with LaeeEtripes very nice. : . EFSEE lad {
! Turkish Towe1ing TERRY C1oth) best quality in the market. : ss I
( Fast color Lawns 10 low should we quote the price would all go in
q day. uColors warranted to hold their own.
Extra Wide Linen FinishsLassas nowhere ST cheap 9 at Reeds.
Cambria Lawns-save money by gong to Reeds TO them.
Chambray Lawns--see them at Reeds.
70 Linen Lawns in good, better and best qualities. ri = :
Reed is not trying to gull yeus He sells for cash. Remember, you
are not helping to pay any bad debts
= Plaid Dress Ginghams at a reduction of % per cent. Secure them at
Reeds now while you can.asE#rS
Y One lot of sattines. Now, Sattines do NOT sell very rapidly. You
can buy them at your own price-say about one-haf their value. See
them at Reeds : x5f5EE1 rnS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

We have been informed that there
is a book-agent in town who, to say
the least, is very annoying to the
ladies. He informs the lady Of the
house that if she processes to be a
lady of culture and intelligence, she
can't do without his book, &c. Some
gentleman will afford to give him
what he needs, if he don't look out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
What the Ledger Would Like to Know.
What is home without the collie.
Ola more healthy town than Mex

What is home without the collie.
Ola mere healthy town than Mex
leo.
Why a citizens purse cannot he
made up for the FAIR.
If cellars are o becoming very
popular summer resorts.
Where the nine is that was just
gotten up to beat the Browns.
Why the daily % gave no account
of the shooting tournament.
If some kind of newspaper gushi is
not disgusting in the face of facts.
Why oar merchants do not prepare
to make displays at the Fair this fall.
How long before the ruins of the
wooden mills viii '.Phenix like" &c.
Where there is a better race track
than we have at the Mexico Fair
Grounds.
.L-t- . s' F T. ..r F
How long before Miss-,of Mex
leo, is going to marry the gentleman
from St. Louis.
What farmer in the county has not
ia COW who could beat the time
made on Monday.
If the one-half per cent. proposition
is lost, where our city council will
hold their meetings.
How people who can't make a
living working on a farm, expect to
come to town and grow rich dong
nothing.
If the gentleman who has q family
in this city, and is living with another
woman in another town, is not afraid
of a cyclone.
Why the Lateuigencer don't write
up the rest of our county officials, all
of whom are most competent-in fact,
we know of no county in Missouri
that has more efficient officials.
If this is not a fine year for weather
prophets. All they need to do is to
prophesy rain Monday, of first week
in months, showers Tuesday, falling
weather Wednesday, high winds and
heavy rain Thursday, cyclone with
rain on the outside Friday, heavy
showers Saturday, floods Sunday.
Second week, ditto third week, ditto
fourth week, ditto. The next month
the same.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
THE ANHEUSER.BUSCH
Branch Establishment in this CITY
Always Ready fer Business.

The Anheuser-B Busch Brewing As
s~ociation Of St. Louis, has stationed
q OF its own agents in this city,
and viii De pleased to gill, as hereto
fore, Ill orders from its patrons at the
very earliest notice. Goods shipped
in first-ciass shape to all portions Of
the country. Mr.. j. b. Merkel. Man.
ager Of Mexico Branch, in a few days,
will call on OF: customers at interme-
diate towns, S-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Another Good Man Gone,

Mr.. Daniel Henderson, depot agent
of this city, died suddenly yesterday.
He has been in failing health for
years, but was not expected to die
when he did. The day before his
death he was out riding, and seemed
very well. He was a good man,
loved by all who knew him. We
don't think he had single enemy in
the world. Hefs better off to-day
tIan if still alive on this earth. He
leaves a wife, hat-as~children to
mourn his loss.
He was a devoted husband, agenial
companion, a true friend and con-
sistent Christian. He died easy sur
rounded by friends who when mourn
ing could not but wish that their last
end might be like his. The funeral
services will be conducted at the Lib
erty street NJ. E. church at 4 P. n.
to-day by DR.. Wayman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Look here. farmersl Save labor,
time and money in stacking your hay
with the Champion Stacker and Rake,
sold by j. A. Peirsoi, Monroe City.
Mo-, general agent and a for
Audrain and Monroe counties. Write
for information, or ask your neigh
lbors who have ubgd them. Ringo
Bros, will show them up In Mexico.
Call and e them S3w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Gentleman In want OF an elegant
high or low cut shoe, IN the latest
styles. should 60 to Gnffee Bros
Shoe store where they will find the
most complete stock of gents fine
shoes in all the new shapes in hand
and machine sewed to select from ey-
er shown In this city they are beau
ties and are selling cheap. Catch
on. 9-2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Samuel Doty and family, whose
residence was burned not long since,
have moved to Mexico. Nj. Doty
is now rebuilding q fine two-story
residence where the old one burned
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

G. Kabrich is now offering bargains
in dry goods, notions, hats, clothing,
| boots and shoes. II 4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

MfK.Lacksy, has charge Of the
office at the union depot since, Mr..
D. Henderson's death. MI. Lackey
is a steady, courteous and energetic
young man, and would make g good
aSeufd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Miller & James are bWs@lucing
The Central Livery Stalks BY the
bridge. They are also running bus
and baggage lines TO all parts of the
city. Their rigs are all and in
fi~rst-efass order; : their stock Is Of the
best kind. ALI orders promptly a.
tended to. SIT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

60 to !. w. Ragsdale's for whips,
collars and harness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Pay Up.

Parties who owe the firm of Reed
4 Nelson, viii save costs By paying
by July LIST, 1883. This is the last
chance. The accounts will then be
given to an officer for COLLECTION.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

The German carp placed in the
ponds Of this State r doing first
rate. Carp are being caught out of
the pond at Farber that weigh five and
six pounds. They grow. to this size
in two or three years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Department

D you want Misses or Ladies Sun ata tfoml Qh . cents that cannot be bought for $40
Goto Reeds Would uudeMea Hat hr5o cents former rice 81 80? You mae amis
tkef yu do tinqunef t at R@dgl For$1 0o you buy a Misses Ladies' Hat at Reeds thai
wher Ladies immd Hats$I5o b. $3.50 and S. fa@r pnms s. 81 IS and g. Reeds il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Fish Rfahi

Lake white ash, trout and mackerei,
by the kit, quarter barrel and half
barrel, for sale cheap by
Az X. c. PATTI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Greatest bargains in latest style
dress goods west of st. Louis, at G.
Kabrich. IL 4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

G.. Kabrlch and wife, Alfred Cau-
thorn, Ira Hall, DR.. Runner and
others are going to leave next week
for Denver, Salt Lake, Sacramento,
San Francisco, thence around by way
of the ocean to Portland, coming
home by the northern route. They
will be absent about two months.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28
Err.

Wanted-ail the eggs in the coun-
Try. Highest market price paid ia
cash o. trade. Also spring chickens.
BIcKLgY & MooRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Farmers, G. Kabrich will give you
the best Bargains in dry goods in
Makico!. II Az
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

Miss Ida Brooks, accompanied by
Misses Annie Spence and Maggie
Bryan returned home last week.
There are several sad young men in
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

II you want to buy a Nc. / set of
harness cheap, call at Ragsdale's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

II you want to borrow money call !.
on Hayden 4 Gregg. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-28

High water is keeping the attend
ance at the prohibition convention in
Warrensburg very slim. The LEDGER
always said water would be the death
Of that party.