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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-05
LUNCH GOODS!

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LUNCH GOODS!
CANNED MEATS.
Potted liam.
Potted Tongue,
Pottcd Turkey.
potted Beef
Potted Chicken.
Roast Turkey.
Roast Chicken.
Boned Turkey.
Boned Chicken.
CANNED FISH.
Fresh Salmon. Photograph Brand
Fresh Salmon, Crescent Brand.
Fresh Salmon, Favorite Brand.
Fresh SRlmon, st. Georges Brand.
Fresh Salmon. Thurber's Brand,
FTesh Lobster, Star Brand.
Finncn Hhddie, II q NJ.
Broied AaclCereL
Mackerel in Tamato Sauce
Soused Mackerol
Boneless Herring.
BarttRria Shrimpa
Barataria Shrimps In Tomato Sauce
Deviled Crabs, shells free.
Little Neck ClaInA
Billet Sardines, " boIes-
Chancerol Sardines u boxes
Auguste d Charles Sardines, Ii boxed-
Auglste q Charles, Slrone.
Du Chssseur Sardines, 1b boxes
6ardlnes in Mustard.
Sardnes in Tomato Sauce
Sardincs, Spiced.
sUNDRIEs.
Picked Oysters In glnss jars
Picked Lambs Tongues In glass jars
Boston Baked Beans
Pressed Corned Beef, Cooked
-.s , CANNRD FRUITS.
Isoi q ItuetI S.nprrIes-
White Wax Cherries
Sliced Pineapple.
Whole Pineapple.
Bartlett Pears In White Syrun.
Ex. Yellow Peaches in White Syrup
Green Cages.
Egg PlumA
&C., &c, &C. &C..
PRESERVES, JAMS, and JELLIES.
Strawberries, glass lara.
Antwerp Strawberries, tin.
Raspbcrries, glass Jars.
White Cherries, glass jarA
Pineapple, Pompeii Jars
blackberry, Pompei Jars.
Red Cherries, Pompeii Jars
Peaches, large and small glass Jars
Pears, large and small glass Jars
Canton Ginger, pots.
large assortment of French Fruits In Juice.
Jones, Keller d sons Dundee Jams and MarmaladC
GREEN FRUITS.
Gorden orangea
Messina Oranges.
Aspinwall banana
Velvet Skin LenonA
Red Currant Jelly.
Pineapple Jelly.
Peach Jelly.
uPIITUEuI EnE LrlnunU1r np.yup
Rose's Lime Juice.
Ralelgh's Lime Juice.
Monsuraps Lime Juice.
Martinique Lime Juice.
Ross's Belfast Ginger Ale,
Ross Raspberry Vinegar ("Shrub.D
Pure Raspberry syrup
Pure strawberry Syrup,
Pure Pineapple Syrup.
Pure Lemon Syrup.
Sparkling Raspberryade
Sparkling Strawberryade.
Sparkling Pineappeade
Sparkling Lemonade.
PICKLES and SAUCE.
Crosse & Blackwell's GhlrkIns.
" Mixed Pickles
Chow-Chow
Caullhower.
Prince OGWales Sauce.
Mushroom Catsup.
Lee & Perrin's worcestershire Sauce.
Annear Sauce.
Annear sulad DTeSsing
Gordon & Dilworth's Salad Dressing.
Durkies Salad Dressing.
Monticello Plcklette-
Extra Large Queen Olives
Crescent olives.
French and German MustardR
LAbasc's sauce.
White Wine Vinegar in bottleS
CHEESE.
New Cream Cheese
Sage Cheese.
English Dairy Cheese.
Raqueiont Cheese.
CAKES, CRACKERS SC.
Thirty-one Different Varieties, Fresh BaNed an
Carefully Handled.
NUTS, RAIsINs, aud CANDIES.
Large Assortment Of the Most Desirable Varieties
PATENT LUNCH BASKET.
EhHHUNW IUUWGN
BIG NEW STORE,
42G Ninth St., between D and 3 SITS
FINE TAILORING.
L. K. DEVENDORF,
A COMPLETE SPRING STOCK.
6O7 Seventh Street.
w. H. narrower r
3Is SEVENTH STREET N. w.
Refrigerators and Coolers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
In the Land of Mods and Clay Pipes.

A man from the outside world of
realities describes the life of Arkansas
as follows: Long days of doing moth
ing beget little energy. Little food Is
needed. and less new clothing. In the
fall and winter the crops are gathered
and turned over to the merchant who
holds the mortgage. To sum up the
labor of years: was on the place yes
terday. and found an old double log
house, so nearly rotted down that 1t Is
propped up all around; the windows
were without glass, the door-frames
were without doors, the children could
pass out between the logs In any direc-
ton. the lady and friend were sitting
in the gallery" space between the
two cabins, on splint chairs, contented-
ly clipping" snuff, while the lord and
master, In dirty, begrimed clothes, sat
under tree doing nothing, but look
ing happy as tho day Is long. Fences
rotted down, and lean pigs with
'.pokes" on them. two sorry-looking
horses trying to pick living from the
short grass, and little children. half a
dozen or more, with but single gar
ment on, were listlessly playing in the
shade. The lands, originally poor,
with but two or three inches OF soil on
the prairies. were worn out and aban-
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
She Rode the Pony.

Deacon Bodkin's daughters, Saman
tina and Martha. have for long time
watched with longing eyes the young
ladies who frequently pass and repass
seated in the beautiful aud fashionable
dog-carts. oda a4.i -o rs.i .a-
They are just too lovely for any
thing" said Samantha. 1--WE mus
tease pa to buy US a pony and a cart. '
| ''Indeed we must" assented Martha
'What on aiyth do you gals want Of
one er them stuck-up sorter thingsP'
inquired the Deacon. The pesky thing'l
run away with ye. likely's not" -
| "Oh! no. pa, we can drive him. Now,
please do say yes. !" cried both maidens
in unison. till importantly won.
''Wall, WALL" said the Deacon. lei
You two gals will Jest stop talking long
enough for me to take nap I'll think
about it." sfu ..fJ..,- MAJ
A few days thereafter beautiful lit.
tie white pony made its appearance in
the stable. a'f ).Hu D
"Now, gals" said the Deacon. ..I've
got the boss. but you'll have to wait q
day or two for the cart. Don't 60 to
bein' Uneasy now. He'll keep, Ill
warrant ye.''
The Deacon had scarcely left the
house before the two young women
led the pony out into the back yard
and were admiring his beauty. lsr
II do really believe l could ride
him." said Samantha. II mean to try
1t, anyway" aii f.p4 nj
"You haven't any saddle, or habit.
either. Suppose somebody should see
you" warned Martha. ~.
"Who is there to see but your" ask
ed Samantha, as she led the pony up
to the doorstep. and. grasping the
mano. mounted ''man-fashion."
The pony sprung forward and DASH
ed around the yard as in q ring, at the
top of his speed. Samantha screamed
and clasped her arms about the neck
Of the animal, and used all her powers
of persuasion to induce him to cease
his performance. But all to no pur-
pose. Round and round he went, till
suddenly he turned with a whirl and
plunged toward thegate. Shrieks of hor-
ror burst from the two girls rs the gate
yielded and the pony, with Samantha,
now in state of marvellous dishabille,
clinging to his back, rushed out and
tore down the street at the top of his
speed. Shrek after shrek rent the
air and the deacon. who was quietly
vending his way to his office, CHANGING
about saw the flying steed and its
rider. )'' 10
.'Mercy's sake" said he, 'I'd orter
told the gals bought thar pony from
the circus man."
When Samantha and the pony burst
into the circus-tent and made circuit
of the ring the effect was certainly
thrilling and full worth the price Of adj
mission. Boston Globe.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
Epidemics and Temperature.

1t has happened over and over again
that an epidemic at particular spot
has fingered on for several weeks in a
desultory fashion before Its real intens-
ity was felt. This was the case at Tou-
Ion itself in 1865, when the mortality
for the first few weeks remained even
below what 1t has been on the present
occasion. rising suddenly to about fifty
deaths day in the middle of Septem-
Der. A sudden rise or fall is generally
to be explained by change in the
weather. Nothing is more likely than
the decline of an epidemic Of cholera
in one place, or all over the country
when the winter cold begins. On the
other hand, the disease usually reaches
its height as the temperature goes up.
although the rule Is not nm invariable
one. Moisture and heat together arc
much more likely to cause an increase
of cholera than heat and draught, and,
in fact the autumnal months have gen.
orally seen larger mortality than
spring and summer. -New York Com
niercial Advertiser. Hff
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

wanted TO wear 1t on their mats. ana
the price would have been frightfully
high. And besides, men who sat be-
hind such bonnet ornaments in the
theatcrs would be unable to see wheth-
er n ballet or a praycr-meeting was in
progress on the stage-NorristoDn Her
aid.
Joe Jefferson says the effect that
playing one part great number Of
times has on an actor is forgetfulness
of his line. "A story Is told" he adds,
''of an English actor, who, after play
ing one part for a very long time. for
got his lines one night: Its very
strange said the stage manager,
when the actor camo of. that you are
not perfect in that part by this time.
You have been playing it for 200
nights WELL said the actor do
you expect me to remember 1t foreverp'
think one part cannot DO played too
often II the actor docs not lose his in.
terest in II. j. 1t Is just IS it Is with age,
We are only old according to our feel
ings, not our years" .
II explain it all to you," said one OF
the partners in furniture house in
Western Michigan which had protested
its paper. You see and my brudder
Shake vhas partners. We each draw
$50 per week und we hat money left to
bay all our debts und keep up stock.
Shake he goes oafer to Chicago, und
eaferypody asks him il we make some
ditidend und how moch. When he
comes homo he says we doan' shtand
opp NIT odder houses II I'VE doan' make
some difidcnds. Dot look all right to
me. We have 81. 600 laid away und I
take half ind Shake half. When some
drafts come Shake doan' like to bay.
und feels shust dot vhay, too. If you
have some difidends, dot vhas MI clear
for you. und you doan' put him back
in der firm. Ivhas n little mixed oop,
und guess we like to sell oudt"-
Wall Street Ne,os. 10 .a ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

VW.ls q
- -, .a .t,'lro, ~ = Pei sL;s.-t....
10 the Sherin OF inc Souny VI ohis "essee.
six; fou are ne,eoy i.. VI 49, 1 ~. Gu &c.
eiec,on 70 pe neie ~ .h,s s Nuar ~.
ceeding the mrs. monus ~ 1900 H.. "'N'' 'i'
ior1wns om 'e.ors &c president and vice-presi
Gent OF the Oh.ea Sssi S..ta Sta,. srrea.nrar
ant,UoveInoI, y,.s,os,ar &c ths State Tand
Auditor OeherS,, Soii,ssne q, 80 ~ p,,h
OmceAttoIneyoeneians :,p s.hs {. 80 I'D IS
tic instruction also,s m n - Fdsrd hasa
En- pii er,i~e December "a, 1874: Also.
Representative in Congress LOT the E,ghtn Con-
greseionai Disti,S 1 VI S..or 70, The Tweptieth
county Dei9ngs, n,so ounJ of ,ha counties Of
Senatorlai Ois.riSt, compose 80 pa,S,aaanta,;,,.
Livingston ana Snawasseei s,5o oftha toe Pc
IN the state LeslsIa.uie . ~, h;rh vonr cou,tv h
resentauve Ds'ricts' INTO "'" 'oN' ' 80
divided. H.. =. aid aiao,;o,
You are also hereby norned .na 90 st tha Cnn'
the following proposeu an hn auhm;tted IN the
sttution OF thls stare VII, 10 S.,n. -. -
people OF the state lot their auoP'o" VI ''J''
ton, viz; A~.,.,a & rr.,,.;v.
An amendment 10 oec,lon ?, IN ~, P,.snim,;nn
TO Circut Sour 40 pfo'uoo 'o' "
SECTION Inc otate snkn . oI a,ar,ors ahsrsof
dicial circuits, IN eacn OF NH hau hoid his
shall elect one clrcui. Juuse, md until his sue.
once LOT the term y, s,A Th;s 7 eojs,tnra
cessor selected anu quan.n.eu' .,,o,. Ia one
may provide tor the siecuou i,,,, a. which the
circuit Judge In the Juae; .,,,ad nd IN. circuit
city of Detroit is or may stuaea H%,,;nn 90 the
judge or Judges OF sa'u G,a,;,.,on shall receive
salary provided by tnis w aj;,iana, salary
from said county Oh "syne SUI" Ss,sd and deter,
as may, from time 10 time, pe 49, We Ia conntv.
mined by the board OIL w ,b =, n.,y In he
and the board OF supervisors on md en-
Upper PENINSULA Is neiepy aunt, ;ndos of the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

An American company is engaged In
laying an artificial stone pavement in
tho City of Mexico. INA. ,r
To cure an ordinary cough or cold
take one dose of DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry before going to bed
at night. 1t will cause suspension
Of nervous excitability, allow you
sweet repose, and by morning the
cough will be gone. 1t is the best
therefore, the cheapest cure for colds,
coughs and consumption; is sold by
druggists generally; apd ought to be
found in every intelligent household.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y


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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

- a n. f'+ AL a aaGa go = 7oT-
Where every other remedy ha:
failed to- cure pneumonia, Downs
Elixir has succeeded,
Z 'Letthe id Irish CO." was the
remark Of Gen. Bragg, at the Chica'
go Democratic convention which
nominated Cleveland. ~
The best medicine known for the
prevention. of ague and all malarial
diseases, is DIR. Henry Baxter's Man
drake Bitters. IS cents Per bottle.
Again the Genesee Democrat asks
"Why not Butler?" and answers
thusly;
Because the Democrat party does
not want him.
That is the first and great reason,
and the second is like unto it:
Because the people will not elect
him.
Quack doctors, electric belt and
other swindlers who live by frighten-
ing our young men and women by
nasty circulars, will find their occu-
pations gone when it becomes gener
ally known that DR., Guysott's Vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla is GER
tain cure for all weakness Of the uri.
nary organs, nervousness, etc. Obey
the laws of health, take few bottles
os this simple remedy and you will
soon be restored to perfect manhood
and womanhood, free from all worri-
ment of mind and distress of body.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
Watch out for Pinafore.

'g.s7, Wolcott, N. Y, Aug. 40, 1881.
Gentlemen have been a great
sufferer from rheumatisns and consti.
patton; have been almost helpless
and unable to dress myself alone. l,
like thousands of others, tried many
remedies had seen largely adver-
tised, in the hope that ! might find
some relief, but never until I used
the Rheumatic Syrup did find any
thing that seemed to hit my case in
the least, and I confess that when l
did finally consent to try your RENE
dy l had no faith at all in its merits,
but / was very happily disappointed.
To-day I am entirely free from pain,
and can dress myself alone, and can
get around better than I have for O
long time, and l have used the medi.
cine less than four weeks, and can
truthfully say that 1t will do all and
more than you claim for it. .r'.-i
----- Yours truly,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19
1CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROU7

~ 'aary caMsd svs.s cotorts
sEvEnTv-FVH oEhTs EAoN
ossoAoo
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

A Vermont druggist advertises
fred fire." brilliant like Blaine, oder
Gus like Cleveland, smoky like ST..
John, -extinguishable like Ben.
Butler. .ga .tl...
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

Remember a complete cure for
aches, pains, sores, pimples, urinary
sediments, disturbing dreams, etc.,
brought on by improper habits or
otherwise, is found in two or three
bottles of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, as has been proven
by the experience Of many who long
suffered, but now feel we'll and strong
in all parts of the body.
Here is additional proof that labor
is better rewarded in the United
States than in England:
Received payment for executing
Patrick Mor,isey the sum of $3.50.
is 80 GROVER CLEVELAND.
Received pay ment for executing
Patrick O'Connell, at Dublin Castle,
the sum Of ten pounds. [Io6-$so.]
!. nc lor JOHN MARwooD.
Cincinnati Commercials Gazette.
Your health depends on the purity
ofyour blood. People who realize
this are taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
with the best results. i.oi,
Cheap excursion 10 Chicago and
return via the D., G. H. & NJ, CON-
mencing Tuesday Sept. 9th, and con-
tinuing each Tuesday during Septem.
Der and until Oct. 18th. The d., G..
H. &. NJ, will sell tickets at six dol
lars for the round trip inctfdlng one
admission to the exposition.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19

ohO hhcW "OuAo W AAsu w h"VO sASAA
pets absent teeth replaced IL her dog's
ed to try.-Beacon.
The dude is no longer fashionable.
He Is out of date and far removed from
tho fashionable men of to-day. The
dude was in his glory little less than
two years ago. when the fashion OF
wearing abominably tight trousers, va
cant smiles. pointed boots, and silver
headed sticks first started in. For the
first time In the history of civilization
fashion was popular which gave mar
row-chested. cadavorous, and spindle
shanked young men chance for their
lives.-Sdn Francisco Argonauk
''Wife-"Did you meet Mrs. Smythe
ut the party last EVENING" She has
been abroad long time, you know"
Husband-"Yes. had quite o chat
with her. and. judging from her man
ner. | am very much afraid / offended
her." Wife-"Ofrended her. And
how, prayP" Husband-"By paying
her very pretty compliment" Wife
-'.Nonsensc. A woman Is never Of
Tended by pretty compliment. What
did you soy to herP" Husband-'I
told her she was growing old graceful
ly." Wife-"Well, you are n fool"
The tallest bird known to ethnologists
was found by Professor Herbert in the
lower eocene deposits near Paris.
France. It was over twelve feet In
height, and could have bitten mans
head of as easily as woodpecker can
nip cherry. We cannot be too thank
ful that this bird has gone out Of fash
ion and existence Ladies would have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
FAIR WARNING.
Stop Your Stealing.

Prosecuting Attorney, +. b. Buck
ner. informs lis that many complaints
are being made about parties stealing
coal. from the railroad companies.
| Hundreds of bushels of coal are sto-
len every season from the ears at the
depot and this thing must be stopped.
MI. Buckner says he hates to put the
county to expense to send a man 10
the pen for stealing so small an
amount, but the law will be rigidly
enforced. The law is as follows:
SECTION 13O9.-If any larceny be
committed in a dwelling house, or ID
any boat or vessel, Or in any railroad
car, or by stealing from the person in
the night time, the offender be
punished by Imprisonment in the
penitentiary not exceeding seven
years. stEzTs. BEE
Our readers will notice that it does
not make any difference as to the
value of the article stolen. Under
this section it Is grand larceny. Those
who think they a keep On and not
be put through will find their mistake.
Tom. Fruit, colored, is nov in limbo
and other arrests will be made unless
the thieves stop their work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Bassett...Davis.

The occasion of the marriage of the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
Davis, was IN long to be remembered
by all present. The ceremony was per
formed by Fl. B. Davis of Paris, Mo-, al
$50 O'Clock, and was very beautiful and
impressive. The bride looked charming
in a costume of Ecru silk with a garniturt
of point d'Alencon.
The groom looked exceedingly happy
and well he should; for he had won ONT
of Monroe's fairest and most accomplish.
ed daughters. =.
Notwithstanding the unfavorabl.
weather, the house was filled to overflow
ing with guests; the popularity of Mis-
Lizzie bringing many from a distance
among which your reporter noticed Mrs
A. E. Davis, Chicago; Mr.. NJ. H. John
son, Brazil, Ind; Ben Dobyns, Mexico
Miss Alice Clark, Florida; and Mr.. j. II
Rodes, Paris.
The refreshments were all that tn
most fastidious could wish for. Tn
presents were costly and beautiful, an
comprised both useful and ornamental.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
A Pleasant Meeting.

Mrs. DR.. Matthes, formerly Mrs.
II. r. Taft, well known in Mexico,
met with quite an agreeable surprise
in Maryville, Mo-, where she is still
residing with her husband. 1t ap.
pears that when she was quite small
her father, MIR. Vaughn, got a divorce
from her mother, and Mrs. Matthes.
we are informed, never saw her father
to know him. A few days ago she
met her father to know him for the
first time. They were much pleased
with each other. Mr.. Vaughn al
once presented his daughter with {
s=- AA 8 = 49, N-zssEE&- 81
fine horse. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Greenback Gas !!

The entire Greenback party of
Audrain met in the circuit court
room (there was plenty of room for
the entire party of the U. S.llast
Saturday. There were several talks
by leading Greenbackers. Most of
them are not in favor of the putting
out a ticket this fall. Some of them
think since the late decision of the
Supreme Court that printing presses
can be put to work and money made
out of their old shirts. We know
they think this. We only wonder
they don't put the idea into opera.
ton,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Grub Plank at
Houston & TR1MBLE's.
Fulton to the Front.

There will be held in Fulton on Tues
day the LIST of april in Lawther's Opera
House a "Hug and Kiss festival' for the
benefit of the food sufferers oncthe lower
Mississippi. The following is the pro-
posed programme: Ten cents to hug
any young girl between - and 20; five
cents for young girls between 20 and 80;
one dollar to hug another mans, wife;
old maids two for a cent; all females OF
the woman's rights persuasion are free
Prima Donna's are reserved for his Ex-
cellency Governor Crittenden, who will
be present. and repeat his St. Louis per-
formance. We trust that the attendance
will be large andthe patronage liberal as
the suffering is very great.-tFulton Tel
egraph.
We have not been in Fulton for some
time, but you can just count on Us this
time by a large majority. We Will bring
all the 10c pieces we can get.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

We have received circular con-
tanning numberless reasons why Gen.
Gooding should be next Governor.
We found nothing in the letter except
these We even found nc
reasons to the contrary. The CHIEF
reason of this kind strikes US at this
writing is: Because he will not get
votes enough. Eifi'' So a99t ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Paw Up.

Mexico, Mo-, March l4th, 1884
will leave for California TO re
main permanently about April 10th,
and I want all notes and accounts
settled beforesthat time ; also all ac.
counts due MacfaFlase s. Rodcs. II
not paid they will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection.
w. w. MAcFARLkNE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Col. L. A. Pratt, proprietor OF the
Windsor Hotel, has taken full charge
of that popular hostelry and will
make things boom. He is an old no,
tel man, having spent a lifetime in
the business, and knows how to cater
to the wants of the public. Ed
Taylor will retain his position as
clerk. Everybody knows and likes Ed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Johnston Bros.

The Office Of Johnston Bros. at the
Central Ringo, is daily crowded with
business men who r investing in
the fence lock. We have never seen
a man yet who invested, who did not
make plenty of money, and we have
not met q farmer who has tried the
lock, who would do without thi:
great invention,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Theo. Garrett and Fl. l.. McCue,
having formed a partnership in the
grocery business, a be found al
the old stand of Vineyard & Willis,
southeast corner of public square,
and would respectfully solicit the
patronage of friends and the public
generally to whom they promise
fair sales and prompt deliveries.
Produce wanted. 1927.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Ben Suggett, a step-son of Cal
Craighead, cousin of Robert Craig
head, was arrested last Saturday, in
Fulton, for completely in the murder
of his uncle. His examination will
come up tomorrow. The evidence
is said to be circumstantial, but very
zk,4n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

e. r. locke and r. ". Morris are
in business in Dakota territory. They
are clever, straight boys and will
meet with success. They get news
from hdrne tltsugh tlic LEDsEH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Our friend Woods of the st. Louis
Post Dispatch has our thanks for a
compliment in saying that Bob
White of the LEDGER lies to q better
purpose than any other newspaper
man in the state"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

Every nan in the county who has
horses or jacks which are OF any ac-
count, should advertise them in the
LEDGER. We make an especial feat
ure of advertising fine stock this
SEASON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20

We are glad to see that our scrup-
ulous friend of the Lteuigencer is
stuck on the morals of the DEM
ocratic nominees for city offices.
Their morals suit the great religious
weekly and of course cannot be found
fault with by q secular journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-03-20
Paste This In YOur Hat.

A. d. Jackson & Co., will sell you
Sugar as cheap as anybody IN Mex
leo and other goods in proportion.
We are not making a special cut in
Sugar, but, will sell you everything
in the grocery line as low al the low.
est. Come and see us, we mean bus
iuess.