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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov, S,-Thc commission
appointed at the last session of Congress to
visit Mexico and tho countries Of Central
and South America In tho interest Of tho
commerce. of the United States, expects to
leave New York on the 10th Instant for tho
City OF Mexico, Thence they will 90 TO
san Francisco, where tho business men
OF that city will b. heard on tho
trade with Southern countries, The Com.
mission Will thin 20 10 Guatemala, thence
u San Salvador, thence TO Honduras,
themes " Nicaragua, thence 10 Costa RIca,
thence across the lsthmus Of Panama 10
Venezuela thence 10 the United States OF
Columbia, thence 10 Ecuador, thence TO
Bolivia Peru and Chill, thence across tho
Andes 10 Mendoza, thence 10 the ports Of
the Argentine, Republic aud home by way
Of the Brazilian ports,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Cau,rib.

without assuming 10 write out n tho.
civ OF this universal allment, facts w,r.
rant our saying II seems 10 M there was
never n season wbonit was no prevalent
m NJ present,
The above In preliminary 10 tho fol-
lowlnpi That Mcsafs. Hood n Co., NJ
Lowell, hellpve tho beat way 10 cure ca
tarrh, and the only way TO get parma
nent relief, IL through Tho bl0od. Hood'p
6arsaparilla IN \ hloo | purl0 r and ron
piitntional medicine that can he felied
upnn. aud haa cured many caaes of On
tarrh In ite varloua fofms. Wa think
lhle claim u reasonable one, and will
ingly give II room In our columna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

COLONEL II Y, @, JuDsoN, better known
az "Ned Buntline," aud ut one time tho
chief crganlSoi O. Know Nothing lodges
In thu United States, Ina letter bR
citizen OF Brooklyn, N, Y, says!
EAGtE's.NEsr, STAMFORD, N. Y,I
October 8, 1884.
NJ. COHEN, Eco,
DEAR FRIgND;- Your letter OF inquiry
received, In reply l briefly and posf-
lively a0y that | worked In tho same Ma,
tive American ranks IN Maine with
james q, Blaine In 1859, "a and '55. and
no was q strong and useful advocate OF
itp doctrines and got HIS nrst political
advancement while that party was In
power. When no now denies II, 10 get
Irish Roman Catholic.yotes, no does nos
merely equivocate, az no does on many
NJ his financial pointa-he Il Ally llesl
Yours truly, II. Y O. JuDsoN
Colonel Judson 10 n more trustworthy
witness than tho continental liar on o
vote begging expedition. The "spook"
10 not 90 easlly laid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Carry tho News

In tho days Of b~illlousnoss, when your
liver Ia torpid and your skin yellow, 70
member you have n n%ever.fatiing friend
In DR. Jones' Red Glover Tonic, which To-
unequoled In purity and ellcaciousncsa
In caeee OF dyspepsia, c0stlyeDess, ague
and malaria diseases ard diseases OF tho
blood and Kidneys, It's action 10 prompt
snd cure speedy. Price 10 cents. Dur
bin, Wright Il Co., druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
M.,dsr.d an. win m. ns..,,.,.

HousroS, Tcxp Nov. a,-llonry Fox,
who deserted his wife two weeks ago, camo
back last night and tried 10 gt into her COZ
tagc. Sho refused 10 admit him and no
went away. lilo cemo back with a heavy
plccc OF lumber, broke tho door In, and
fatally stabbed lls wlfo with q butcher
knife Sho died Instantly. lilo escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Important Drelalon,

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. o,-rotrlck Me
Kcown, n saloon'RcopOr OF this city, brought
suit 10 recover moneys paid under tho pro.
visions OF tho Scott law Justice Anthony
decided that one year and one day having
elapsed slnco tho payment Of tho tax, TO
ooyory was barred by tho statute OF llmlta-
tlona Hamilton County IA Interested In
tho decision 10 tho amount OF 100000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
omelals aoInr Homo 10 yote.

WARRINGTON, Nov. a-Tho usual OK
odus Of Government onlciols and employees
who 10 home 10 vote begun last week, and,
m u natural consequence quits n thinning
out Ia noticeable In the departments. T',oy
have gone In numbers probably 5000 oi
0,ooo-from heads OF departments 10 do
paftmcnt lnborrrp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

LET mo eoe," musod the old man,
"our daughter Mary IL nearly thirty
eight, isn't ehep" ALAS yes," sadly ro~
piled hla wife, II am afraid that Mary
In paased by, unless,-unless-" UNLESS
wlletp' 'Unless You are willing 10 10
To tho expense OF q coaohman."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

tB-get The beat dyes. The Diamond
DYES for family uae have no EQUALS. All
peculiar colora enally dyed fast aud
beautiful, Only 10 cpnta n package No
d~fupglata. Wella, Richardson n Go,
Burlington, Vermont Sample card, ~
colors, aud book OF directions for 2 cent
atamp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
po,s.ss.d M. Grim, Au,r A,..s,.

MILWAUKEE, VIA, Oct a-August SEQ
maj was arrested hero Saturday for tho
murder OF william Cushman, ut Carson,
Portage County, In November, 1881. 500.
man haA until now hlllfully avoided the OF.
ilcors, lilo denied his guilt NJ first but ad.
mlitcd II later, saying the net was done In
anlf. dofenan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

atrial proves that honesty 10 tho besk
policy In medicine az we'll M In other
things. Ayers Sarsapa, lila Ia n genu.
ino preparation, m uneQualled blood
purifier, decidedly superior to all others,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Tho foreman Of the natural gas well,
In this city, Mr., Bigga, informs us that
prospects, OF success are good here and
That Mr.. q. W Chapman, bis employer,
has made a contract 10 sink q we'll AZ
Wooster.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

why IL child, Whose father and
mother have no sister, liko m uneolv.
able touundfumY Because II has no
aunt, cir tanewerl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

Catarrh IL n constitutional disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Ia a constitutional
remedp.. II. cures catarrh. Give. NJ trial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
TAXES FOR 1884.
Notice to the Tax Payers of Stark County,

In pursuance oil flaw hereby notify thu tax payers oil Stark County that the rates of taxation
Tor no year 1881 Mso correctly state in the following tables showing Tho nmnuNt VI Tux hnsI an
eh dolM valuation oil taxable property, aohMgtu upon tho Tax Duplicate Vt sad county h
the T' 1887
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
BANKS.
GEO. ID. HARTER u BRO.
10 A oKNKlAL iANNfpu iuwinn,n

we respectfully sollcit tho Iuaiposp Of All ps.son
vinlinH W open An AocoiDt with \ bank.
hony ivcrivcd Oh deposit nuhjnct " obaok Al aiubl
Interest allowed on time drpuaita
hstor, aud rufcian Drafts bought aud add.
ehD n uAltfnit 4 ma
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06

EEwnLKit-DeAl 10 watches, ulocha. Jpyclry, gil,e,
pairing done promptly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
JEwELRlls.
l. ispinMiAi,


JEwELEn AND opfluiAN- NO IA rAat ruaoArawaI
strecL Flne waiolca and JewclU neatly repaired
aud spceAolc properly iittnd 70 tho eya feDua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
MOUNTAINOUS

m. ., rnnAnn. ulnnt vnnIn.
81 ~ piuEAsr ni0rnKIa ~ IL,
OWL AND MINING Ka0INKKns mi %DilAuours
mkN.plAln and onneniAi DraughtinR and Patent
sou,h mnn,lset s'fcct second noor nnterp liock
oAht"h' ohlo mAiT,aJ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
Teuchers' Examinations.

IGuCntEb COMMUNICATIONS.
aA@a-
Examinations Of applicants Tor ~reacbcis' Certificates
Wi, w hrid the enpiiI q year ~ fHlowsi
klnancr, Saturday, September poth, ftgA
Inuihvills tctolur tltii, 1874,
lfassillon. October 18th, ityi.
Union own. " M filary YintI iipk "
Heari Vily : MARCH pist, ilttb,V7F NV
Canal fulton !, Marci puu. itttN
And ,lnntlt.. on the nisl saturday NJ rarh month. osm.
mcocOnx saturday, September 9th, 1851
NJ ordcf Of tho Heard Of txsmipemjJ
Ansitsy pAtikL woa,Iiy. uksh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
DRuoaIsTe.
n, A. MANN

DlUaHigr AND piIAitMAuIyr-C Canton, a whe,e
may 10 found = large and wall selected stock N i'm,
purtm and indigenous Drum. staple aud rafp Choml
cala, uofuiHn And doinoaun) Medical prupAfatlDln
IfunAM, supporters et1 uomba, iirmhea, and For
InmoiJ ~ endless variety, special attention 10 tho
nlllng OF phyaiciAnh Prescriptions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
RIAL ESTATE.

E0to FAUsr 4 n%tirSNiDkn local agents ior m,
!, NauonAl ltnA hllAic Agency Of Taylor, woodfofd
NO. " ruu wiAh 10 bur OF soil any Hind OF real estate
anu wv uon 1oufhh rpe' AuEipLm
IN you want = bargain In Lot nouaa ana Lot or Fam
como and 300 ma. ia, M%nrADDKN'
mhJlOHJ laAl hntAla AT,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
was FralAs

There has been much talk on the
street as to whether Prof. Address
actually gave away his cash prizes or
stood in with the lucky drawers.
Leslie Ferris is in St. Louis and we
could not see him. He drew SIS. 90.
Sam Watkins drew $50. He says he
gave it back. Hayes, q travelling
a drew s25. He is gone. Rumor
says this was q put up job The
Huntsville and Keytesville papers
say Andres is.a fraud. and all of
his cash prizes had strings tied to
them. He is in Fulton now. His
show is lottery with no chance to
draw the money for keeps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Rev. Capt Colborn, of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, is running a holiness show
in the Tucker block, He claims to
have once been a drunkard and out
cast He has a voice like a fog-horn
and knows how to use it. He gives
the churches of all denominations
the old Harry Scratch" None are
pure and holy except self and gang.
For the good he does he deserves
credit; for the injury he does to true
religion he is responsible.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Our frlend, John Spottswood, has
our thanks for as fine a piece of ven
ison as we ever saw. John is not
only a fine hunter, but he never for
gets his friends. May he never miss
a shot as long as he lives, and may
he live as long as there is any game
in the world, is our wish. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
Madam Rumor Mistaken,

Very sensational and perhaps inter-
esting, reading could be gotten up
concerning a little racket that occurred
between families who once lived in
this city. Gossip is rife on the streets
about the matter, but we will at this
time make but one statement, and
that is, most of what you have heard
about the matter is false, as usual, in
such cases,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Farber is booming, and claims, we
think, perhaps correctly, that it ships
more corn than any town in Missouri,
except Vandalia. Mexico LEDGER.
Since when? Neither of the towns
mentioned can compete with Wells
vile on the grain or stock trade
Wellsuile Democrat.
Bro. Democrat, prepare your fig-
ures and publish them. Let's settle
this matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Sam. Lowtner, a prominent attor-
ney of Fulton, and n of the wealth.
Jest young men in the State, accom-,
panied by Miss Sallie Dyer, we're reg
istered at the Ferris House Monday,
on their way to St. Louis. Mr.. Law.
Their informs us that he has just pur'
chased the Opera House at Fulton, al
a cost of $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
Farmers. II VIII Pay Yen to Paste
This In Your Hai.

when You bring yenr country pro-
duce, such as feathers, hides, wool,
tailow, &C., 10 market, look out and
don't sell it to street runners: they
will swindle you every time. II you
want the full market price and good,
correct weight, be sure TO look M
SAM NORRIS; he viii always pay you
top prices in cash. HIS warehouse
is o and a half blocks northeast of
public square. near Mexico Custom
Mill. and yon .sn bet on him treafing
Jon 50 that Won will call the second
Vine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
MardI Gras Rates.

Chicago & Alton and Wabash, ST.
Louis aud Pacific Railways will sell
tickets for the Mardi Gras cclebra-
ton to New Orleans and return for
$25. Mobile and return for s23.
Tickets on sale from February 18th
to Gath, inclusive, good for return
passage up to aud including March
Goth. E. S. WILSON, 3
Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

: I, Is. l.. Locke, clerk OF the coun-
ty court of Audrain county, State of
Missouri, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is n true, complete and cor
rect abstract of the taxable property
in the said county, taken from the
assessors book for 1884.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Mayor Botkin, while in st. Louis
this week, bought $50 feet of new
hose for the fire engine. Wish he
had thought to buy a new engine.
We are informed that We will have a
steam engine as soon as the new
city hall is built. Who can tell us
when that will be?s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
ed. Full account next week.

Cash Blackburn and wife aud
Charley Daniel and wife of Wanda
liza, up to the show Tuesday
night. Cash and Charley are a
couple of VandaliSs most solid men
and Audrain's most worthy Demo.
Gratis. They report the party down
there to be, as usual, solid, harmoni-
Gus and enthusiastic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
State Of Missouri VS.. Silas Smith,

A jury has been inpaneled in the above
case. We believe them them to be a fair
minded and unbiased body Of men, and
that they will give the defendant an i'm
partial hearing. This Is all the accused
in any criminal case is entitled to. The
purpose of the law is to prosecute those
who are guilty, but not to persecute the
innocent. Some think that IL Smith Is to
tried, why not Mrs. Redman, Glover and
Crockett; that il Smith is guilty, they are
guilty, and if they are not TO be prosecut-
ed Smith should not be prosecuted: that
there has been a hung jury twice IN the
case, and it is putting the people 10 .
great deal of cost. But these are matters
upon which We win not pass. In order
to avoid any further trouble and expense
in said cause. we hope that ii may be dis
posed OF In harmony with the rights Of
the accused. thoughhe be \ negro, and as
the Law, under the. testimony, demands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
Why Eddie Wilson is 50 sad.

Who brought in those quail Feb. 2.
Who is going to marry on the Goth.
Why the ground hog did not visit
Il couple of days.
If ELECTION juice" won't soon he
gin to flow freely.
If Miss Fannie Murphy is rea "
fond of sensations.
If the people of Vanlalia are not
stuck on Spanish jacks.
VIII t Young lady paralyzed Jimmie
Flethcr with her breath.
What paper gives more reading
matter than tue LEDGER.
Ii 1t Is not time for the candidates
for city officers TO
If some men would not starve their
other vices to keep vanity alive.
Any reason why every democrat in
Mexico will not attend the primaries.
If Walker, Ed. Tom and Sam are
really going to buy out Miles Orlon's
circus.
What some of the Mexico girls
would rather do than go to the roller
skating rink.
If the old chronic candidates will
come out of their holes and look for
shadows this fall.
What will become of all the dead
stocks of goods since the grand jury
has shut down on ~ratiles.
Why the two young ladies at Rush
Hill didn't send the Leap Year letters
to the parties they we're intended for.
Who that pretty bird-cage was for
that Sol Hughlett was carrying down
Fifth street, IN st. Louis, the other
day.
If Mr.. Tommie Lowe has seen OF
heard, or is still looking for his friend,
Master Merry Armistead. Friends,
do you tumble?
If every man who had horses stolen
would follow the thieves like Wool
wine did, if that kind of business
would not play out.
If the girls at the candy-pulling
the other evening did not make 9
''candy store" out of the head of one
of our dry goods clerks.
The reason Frank Llewellyn does
not give satisfaction as teacher of the
West Lick school, and why the direc-
tors tried 10 get rid Ct him.
Why a couple of clerks on the
north side of the square are giving
each other away to the same girl.
and how they would like to see that
last letter in the LEDGER.
If the story TUCK tells of how
he came by that silver half dollar
with the ''can'' and letter ''U," and
several other things, engraved on it
is true; and what made Sam Morris
laugh so when he found out what the
characters represented.
If it is not rich to see the fog
horn" in a column editorial tell Pres
ident Arthur how he has made a foo
of himself, as though Arthur did mo-
know more about politics in a minute
than all the Observation-Disclosures
force could learn in seven million de
cades.
Barlow Corn Planters at j. Z
Huff's. 4o-bs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
Clarence yiyien,

We are glad to see that our bright
and promising young friend, Clarence
Vivion. Is meeting with deserved sue
cess at HigginsviIle, No., where he is
city attorney. Clarence stood one
of the most creditable examinations
when admitted to the bar of this
county than any young Missouri man
could boast of. Clarence is q sar.i
student, a close attender to business.
sober, steady, apt and ambitious. We
are sure any favors shown him by
the people of the county where he
now lives, will be appreciated. Any
confidence placed in him will not be
abused; any, honors conferred on
him will be ereditably worn. and any
business entrusted to him will be
carefully and painstakinoiy attended
to. The LEDGER wishes him success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
Festival and Oyster supper.

The ladies and friends of the LIB
erty Street If. T. Church VIII give q.
festival and oyster supper in the base
ment of their church building on
Thursday evening of this week. Adj
mittance free supper. % cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

j. c. Huff received last week one
car load of plows and one car load Of
planters and e~ultivators. Mr.. Huff
informs us that the car load of piows
is the largest that has been shipped to
Mexico, the freight alone being over
one hundred dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Mi. W. Z. Roberts, living on the
Hunter farm, 6 miles northeast of
Mexico and orie-half mile south OF
Bean Creek school house, will have a
public sale of stock, farming imple-
ments, ETC., on Friday, Feb. Is. Mr..
Roberts and family will shortly re-
move to Howard county to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
Died.

On the 2lst of January, 1854, Willie,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lockeridge,
residing 5 miles Southeast of Mexico,
aged s months and Is days.
Budded on earth to bloom in heaven,
A sweet butshort time to us he was given;
Now our darling is happy above
Where all Is joy. and peace, and love.
Mother, you'll miss the prattle SO sweet
Father, you'n think of the smiles that
would greet
Sister, and brother, and parents dear, al
We all should be ready to meet them there.
For, oh! what comfort to our heart
That when we meet we never shall part;
When, in that world from sorrow free,
We with little Willie shall be.
M0LLIE DUNN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

o. r. Waite of this city, sent II
chickens to the poultry show at Alton,
ILL.,. and took first premium on each
bird. Fred Rosenbury. who lives
next door to Waite, also has several
fine pit birds. This part Of Mexno
shenld be called chicken town, as
more than 2 acres of ground Is Gov
cred with coops and yards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

1t is reported that Clayton Lupton and
Mrs. Ada Hoey are married and gone to
Boston, Mass, to live. If so, Clayt. has
never told any of his friends, and they
say he is in Kansas City working for q
dry goods firm. Mrs. Hoey's friends say
they are married.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

w. ii. Norris is sole agent in Mex
leo for the celebrated Pearl O'Fal-
lon Flour" This -four is maGe bs
the "new process from the best ST.
Charles county wheat, and il guaran.
iced TO give entire satisfaction, 4w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
A Reward-Strayed or Stolen.

One iron grey horse has been gone
about eight weeks; will be 6 or z
years old this spring; has sound eyes ;
has been foundered and was very
lame when missing. Any information
leading to his recovery will be liher-
ally rewarded. Address, A. L. Ben
nett, LEDGER Office, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

PloEs! Flows !. Got to j. {.
Hrfs for plows. 43-6w
Wendell Phillips is dead.
San Morris has bought the skating
ink.
Bob Hisey was in St. Louis this
week.
The JOnesburg depot burned last
usk
Our Boarding House Co., at Opera
House, Feb. "a.
Prot. Mailer has started 4 music
ds& in St. Louis.
A. s. Houston and wife have been
listing in Paris, Mo.
JB. Schroll of Farber. made US a
peasant call last week.
The World, at Opera House,
Thursday eve, Feb. IA.
The trial of Rev. Silas Smith is set
Ihr tomorrow, (Friday).
Col. Eli and Squire Watkins of
~Fsndalia, called last week.
A. B. Daniel, of Thompson, made
% pleasant call this week.
la. Simon's Comedy Company
viii soon appear in this city.
Bassford & Tucker sold the James
Eelson farm last week for $4,000.
]. P. Vance, postmaster at Young's
ICteek, died last week. aged so years.
Gus Reusch, and all the rest of
Bush Hill, was up to court Monday.
Ed. Finch was in Mexico this week
sasking hands with his many friends.
LED. Jones was in Mexico last
ssek. He is booming for State Au-
dor.
The late grand jury indicted sever
aparties for selling whisky without
hcense.
A barrel of gasoline blew up three
salidings and killed l6 people at ALI.
nee, Ohio.
The man who beats Gen. Marina.
aaEe will be the next Governor of
Missouri.
seheol Commissioner, Howard A.
Ssss, was in town Saturday examin.
% teachers.
Don't shoot any more quaiIs. Tht
Asxieo Gun Club Will see that til,
Nv is enforced.
]. II. Haverly's genuine Coined,
unpany at Opera House, Tuesda,
sTenlng, Feb. 18th.
Prof. Turner has just closed a yer,
necessful school at Post Oak schoo
s'u'e, west of Mexico.
Leslie Ferris drew the SIS casl
we at the show last Saturday night.
&c Will at once buy a coat.
John R. Romans, living 6 mile
"uthWest of Martinsbarg, will have
paOlic sale, Wednesday, Feb. %.
Our Boarding House, with elegan
s.na and orchestra, at Opera House
'eanesday evening, February %.
II. Rankel keeps the best fresl
ssA' In Mexico. The cheapest cut.
ways on hand. South side square
When eggs are 40 cents a dozen,
a00ut time to close up the bank
better. lucy "ou'' pa
oafnam says there is no such
lung as a white elephant. Wonde
anat other name our fire ensin
mould be called.
a. sinon's Comedy compan,
OF 20 people and an eli
s ofass band and orchestra, wi
'''' appear in this city.
come people write a bad hand O
pose' because they think it a ma.
greatness. Few people en-, .ffa,
= make asses of themselves,
notkin is in correspondent
company in the East that ma,
- IRE engines for 81 so,
Prospect is, We will haysana-
= slly Carter has now Give Aver
s pat them onshe~s.ck .s 500
se.ther permits. soe Sta,
slll g. to the front this se;
ae viii be under tba .I;.ls
e sss Jersey. ''fa'sr'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
New Furniture Store,

Mr.. Nick Robertson has moved
to Mexico, Mo-, where he will engage
in the furniture business. The peo-
pie of Audrain will find Mr.. r. an
honorable and trustworthy gentleman,
and the Herald bespeaks for him a
kind reception and just consideration
in his new field of ~labor.-HuatsuiNe
Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07
TicketAgeni

Don't fail to read the mammoth
advertisement of Ringo Bros. ia this
issue. They are going to make
things boom in the hardware and i'm
plement line this season. Be sure
and call and look at their large stock
of goods. They are square men and
won't be undersold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

Coal in the bank, Q cents a bushel;
delivered in Mexico at reasonable
prices. Our coal is good aud wall be
sold as cheap al the cheapest.
42-2t. Il. r. O'RnH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-02-07

III. T. LaMertha of this city, met
with another accident Oh the T. &
z. r. r., near Long View, Texas,
last week and is not expected to live.
This makes the fourth time Harry
has been in bad wrecks. This time
we fear he will not pull through.
Our dispatch says he is fatally injur-
ed. Full count next week.