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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-15
For Sale Again.--Ths late sheriff again !
sners for sale the property Of Mrs George W.

oneFs TOT SAFE lHc PTVpsEVN q 1IFs wv e -.
Carpenter, Jr., which was sold some months
since under AN execution from the Circuit
Court against the bondsrnen Of
George W. Carpenter, Jr., fugitive from
Justice, and purchased by Laura +. Murdock.
Miss Nurdock having failed to comply with
the terms Of sale and pay over the purchase
money, the property will again be sold to the
highest bidder for cash. When this property
is disposed of, the sheriff will be able TO make
his report to the Comptroller.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-15
GARDEN GROWTH TEAS,

FAMILIES can save about one-half by
Il sending to Us for Teas, As we imnort our
own, and have done 50 for forty years. The
Oriyinll American Tea Co. :
send for Circular, which gives prices aud
,nll nart,cuiars, 10 ROBT WELLS, Prest.,
p q Box 1881, AZ Vese. ST., New York.
ONE DOLLARS worth OF any Of our gar
don growth China or Japau Teas sent by
mail. post paid, or Larger quantity by ex-
press, charges paid. feO io-Sm.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-15
PRICE. $40 per TON

Our VICTOR FERTILIZER is kept up to
its full standard of excellence and cannot be
surpassed for Tobacco, Wheat and all crops
For land having sufficencv Of Ammonia,
our Wheat and Corn Brand is the cheapest
will give fine results. But where more Am
monin is required TO stimulate the crops. our
WAVERLf or VICTOR, as complete Fertii-
GERS, are the manures TO use to supply ALL
the necessary ingredients in the most perfect
combination. Also agents for Andrew Coe S
Ammoniated Bone Phosphate as new improv-
ed for Tobacco and Wheat
gsS- Mr.. Leo II. Hayden, formerly Tobac-
co Inspector, gives his personal attention to
inspection. Consignments and orders solicited.
Fo- sale by Joseph Prize, Cross Road. A.
". Bryan, Pomonkey. ]. W. Carpenter, Hill
Top.
Thomas G. Price & Co.,
Sc S. Charles Street. Baltimore Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-15

For dressing the hair, and heautifying IL
when gray, nothing is 50 satisfactory as Par
ker's hair Bslsam.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-15
gotal ans Qusonal.

..-r1.r-erae-r~es
- m, once oftAs lsDErESDEST has ss,n
.S~s.f 10 ths 6rh floor Of NE AasoH'e hatt'
!.s..,5,at,iy ogpos'te he BP'se0sSt CArre".
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-15
Come One, Come all,
Come a running but don't fall.

ITO THE CHEAP LITTLE STopr AT
/ P0PEs CREEK. where Won mao ean A a.,
your Christmas Goods At sit II, n uSn se'
Having Just returned from Ralt;,5ofa -.
prepared to hl all orders for uhri.,ms. ce, an
at the shor'es, notice aud lowest prises 'I !,
will be to your advantage to cali ii and nd Ue,
your se'
ra, ~, Candy Toys,
Fancy Cakes, Loaf bread. and
Brides Cakes.
Nuts, Ra's'ns, Oranges, Mince Meat
Apples, Butter, Jeillss.
Fresh Butter, &c.
And after buying take peeD :, p.,,..,
Beautiful BABIES And don't f,raa, , ~ .'.
the cheap Caeoes, cottans, &c se,o !" prlce
leave. Persons buviug and Do No, sy,0re you
bothered WIN their goods will send nd q .bs @o
Thanking ny friends for Thai
and soliciting tariher order. p'ss 'avors.
GEORGE A. TAyIm", LIT &C.
Pops Crevk, Charles ,s,an,r Va "a
dec 7l-lr 0'uu'5, Nd.
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To.,T Rrey;fsgs.

( LocaI Bregifigs.
Rad, arc il piitiabls condition.
silence does not always mark wisdom.
Great cry and little woOl-s newly born
lamb.
A good stump speaSh--"save the Adiron-
dsek fores,s."
I 1 bisblow-Out-eztiusuishing the gas with
your mouth.
The thermc meter. like man, rises by de-
vrers. it can also suddenly drop.
The meeting of the Teachers Association
Wa, again frustrated by Indictment weather.
,tet the people have the nation, hut give
ma the nomination" says the office-seeker.
arm full Of points, snid the needle case,
:. tbe reporter picked 1t up and then dropped
it.
The School Examiner, Mr. Neale, was yes
,.,ssy and to-day busily engaged paying of
Teachers.
I'VE will not dwell on that point" said
N. minister when he sat down upon an up
turned tack
The weather makes 50 many, and such sud-
d.o changes, that it takes stiff thermometer
to keep up
What will our legislators do in the local
o,eop line this session. Will they give US
another bill ?
Ifyou have failed to gather ice this Winter
,ou cannot blame Jack Frost. H., has done
hi. full duty.
A Burlington mother has miraculously
cured her youngest hopeful of smoking by the
laying on of hands.
The two-cent stamps now in use ouly cost
the government nine cents thousand What
tremendous profit
Hon. L. ". Sutherland was at home on
sunday, the second time since the beginning
# the legislature.
Reads Grand Dstcbess Cologne is the
weetest perfumery in America and you'll |
ind the most lasting, il sells for 25 cents per |
ottls and is kept ut Howard Bros, Cox's
taliOn. aP 2O-lm
There are two very loud colors worn by
choolboys this season, rattan and yeller, and
hey usually 20 together.
every cloud has its silver lining" The
oy who has the mumps or measels can stay
way from school, and still be happy.
II is said that the peculiar sunsets we have
zen having lately are caused by the sun try
z to set by the new standard time.
A marriage license was issued by the clerk
is week to Mr.. George W. Gray of this
unity, and Miss Fannie Davis Of Virginia.
~ had rousing time this morning." said
c small boy whose father hauled him feet
-emost out Of bed at O. clock.
''Who built the bridge2'i asked friend of
,ok. ca don't know" said Hook, ''but If
u go over you'll he tolled."
Messrs. Southcomb L Bro, announce for
e this week through the columns OF the IN-
PENDENT large and complete assortment Of
res, etc. See card.
Observing that the ceusus embraces seven.
n millions of woman a Yankee editor ram |
,usly asks. "Who wouldn't be census 2"
The reason why woman always adds
stscript to her letter is berause she's bound
have the last word, if she has to write it :
self
Reads three minute headache and neural
cure is almost monarch for the headache
sralgia, rheumatism or any acute pain
de by w. II. Read, Baltimore 4 Light
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Reads three minute headache and neural
ga cure is almost monarch for the headache,
rheumatism or any acute psin
made by W. II. Read, Baltimore 4 Light
SITS, Baltimore, Nd, pr"prietors Of Reads
Grand Dutchess Cologne. APP 20-lm
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Reads three minute headache and neural
gia cure is almost monarch for the headache,
neuralgia, rheumatism or any acute pain
made by W. II. Read, Baltimore Light
SITS, Baltimore, Nd, pr"prietors of Reads
Grand Duchess Cologne. APP 20-lm
The custom Of wearing bangs can be traced
back almost to the creation Of the world
Cain, it will be remembered, banged Abels
head.
Teacher-"Now, children, which of you
can tell me what constant i-?'' Bright
Boy-"I can. CTS u portion Of land sur
rounded by water"
When some one told Emerson that the
world was coming to an end the sage replied.
'T am glad of it. We can get along yer!
we'll without it -
ayes SIR" said jenkins, 'Smithers is
man who keeps his word; but then he has to -
''IioS is that? 2" asked Jones. because no
one will take it"
'Gtis no use to feel av me wrihst, DOCTOR"
!, said Pat, when the physician began taking
his pulse; "the pain is not there, SURF, it's in
me hid, entorely."
'No, won't have cat about my house, +"
,avagelY exclaimed young wife the other
day. "Every time look at cat il makes
me mad to think it can wear fur coat in
winter and can't"
Our readers must not overlook the new
Z Advertisement of G. NJ. Towson. His entire
stock of dry goods of the best quality be is
offering at extremely low rates prior to re-
moval. Call and examine his stock before
,e purchasing elsewhere, and if they do not suit
IA you need not buy. His is an old and reliable
sr house, and no fears need be entertained Of be-
ing cheated. Call on him is our advice to all.
y wonderful discovery READS three min
D; ute headache aud neuralgia cure is tue won
der of the 18th century as hundreds upon
hundreds Of our hest citizens have been cured
lin two minutes ofintents neuralgia and sick
ne headache after using everything they could
be hear Of and irving all the doctors in vain
ii, Reads three minute headache cure sell for %
:. cents and is kept at onr friends, Howard
brothers. ri zO-im
IL kAm afnf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
FIRST PRIZE AGAIN.
Elegant Printing.
The I" Ledger, "sfor the Third Time.
Awarded the .Frizef By The Press
Asssciatasn.

The following telegram received
yesterday at this Office from Mr..
White, who is in attendance on the
meeting of the Missouri Press Assoc
citation at Springfield. explains itself,
and needs no comment from us:
To b. b. Runkle. Mexico. Mo.
SPRINGFIELD, May hs-The LEDG-
ER was to-day again swarded the first
prize for fine job printing.
r. NJ. WHITE.
However, we will say that the
LEDGER is now better than ever pre-
pared TO turn out first-class job work
at short notice. Oar job department
Is kept fully up with the times, and
new faces OF type are being added
almost daily. We are Kept constant.
ly busy, but a always find time tc
satisfy your wants in this line.
0 WHITE ELECTED PRESIDENT.
From o later telegram from Mr..
White it is learned that the next meet.
ing of the Association will he held a,
Columbia. and also that he was elect.
ed President Of the society. We
got there this year with both feet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
THE EAGLE STEAM WASHER What The People Say dI.

The medical fraternity pronounce the
Steam Washer a powerful disinfeetant,
leaving the clothes as pure as new.
j. Worth, proprietor of the Peoples
Tea Store, liza Franklin Avenue, Saint
Louis, says: 'sThe Eagle Steam Washer
is an immense success, as it will wash a
shirt clean without the sweato of a wash
board"
L have been using the Eagle Washing
Machine for five months, INT my little
girl, II years old, can do a large washing
in a few hours without firing her in the
least.--Mrs. johnson, 3l1l Thomas ST.,
st. Louis.
use the Eagle Steam Washing Ma
chine in my Laundry, and 1t lis the only
machine 1 have ever found, after trying
many, that would do the work sa~tisfacto-
ry.--W. Grifis, Gents Laundry, 1918
Market Street, st. Louis.
1t is a treasure and no ~housekeeper
should be without it. The wife of the
editor of this paper has been using one
of them for more than a year, and would
not sell it for $50 md do without.-Co-
lumbia Boone Coz Sentinel.
The Eagle Washing machine will wash
shirts or any kind of clothing clean with
out leaving a streak and no wear on the
clothes; and l would o sell my machine
for $50 if I could not replace it with an
other.--Mrs. Ross, 2s0S Gamble Street,
St. Louis.
PARLoR LAUNDRY Col have tried
many washing machines In my Laundry,
but have never found one that would give
the satisfaction the Eagle does. 1t will
do all that is claimed for 1t, and no family
can afford to be without one.-L. Cline,
Proprietor, sic Olive Street, st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
O WATER BATH.
Administered by a Dusky Damsel to
her NhilOm Admirer.

Last Sunday evening a commotion,
like unto that caused by a Southwes-
tern Missouri cyclone, was produced
in the vicinity of the depot by the
somewhat unusual spectacle of three
dusky forms-one that of a man, the
other two those of females, logged
out in Sunday attire -scampering
away, down the side walk as if some
thing of a dreadful nature had just
been enacted in the locality. And it
had, too, as inquiry by a reporter of
this paper developed. Burgess
Washington, 1t seems, has, for years
past, been leading Marian Sharp,
a comely female of his W color, to
believe be would at sometime in the
near future, complete her domestic
happiness by making her his lawful
wife, and of course, believing Bur-
CESS to be a man of his word, she
placed implicit confidence in his
promises and trusted him-alas, too
far, though. Three dusky brats now
gambol on the green and romp up and
down the sidewalks in that part OF
town, the paternity of whom is laid
by the woman at Burgess door. OF
late Burgess has become a sort OF
dude, and has been gallanting other
women to and from ''festlbals,'
church, &c. This was more than
human nature could endure, and
Sunday evening Marlah watched her
chance and had her revenge. At an
opportune moment, as the ''black
DEVIL" Gas she calls hlm) was pass
ing by the house of the infuriated
female. decked out IN flying colors.
with a dusky damsel on each arm.
his "Annie Mariah'' reached for The
tea-kettle and dashed its contents
boiling hot, into the MIDST OF tne
merry party, severely scaldlng Bur
CESS and one of the girls about thu
head and face. Marian says she will
|, give him another dose on like provo
cation; and it would probably be ad
visable for Burgess to keep on hi
own side of town in the future whel
|, he wishes to do the agreeable to tn
= ladies. 1t is only in justice to tn
latter named to say that he belong
i, to the first families in town, and i
well known in church circles, he be
ing, We are told, a prominent deaco
2 in one of our fashionable colore
| churches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
MEXICO AT THE FRONT.
The Wonderful Element, steam, Till.
lied by One OF Her Citizens to
Clean Dirty Linen.
An Interesting Interview With Mr.. j.
c, Hun.

80 @ANy t"H
Thinking the many rca'irps of the
LEDGER would like ta know ONE
thing OF the origin AMI growth in
public favor of that wonderful ill.,
vention the Eagle Steam Washer"
Mr.. j. e.. Hun. the nanuii."furer.
Mr.. Huff. " hen W IS your steam
Washer iuvcnted?"
"Ihe first day OF MAY, 1853. just
one year ago"
"Are you the inventory"
"No, sir; Mr.. g.. ID. Ferris, who
was then working with It's, is the ill.,
yentor."
"Did you attach much Importance
to The machine when You first began
to manufacture it?'
mo; we began in u small way,
making in our shop at odd hours
some three or four Il week. expecting
to sell only to our local trade"
elbow many are you making now?'
"We are now making about n
hundred per week and preparing to
turn out five hundred per week by
the first of July"
"Have you done much advertising
to bring about this large increase in
demand 2"
every little, my means being limi.
ted, but the ladies who purchased
them were SO enthusiastic in theii
praise that one sale was generally
followed by a duZcn."
"Can you give us some of the
points of excellence in your machine
that makes it so popular?'
SsIn <t. q NO ,,1-n mn 60 n y, 20 SIhn mn
powerful cleansing agent known tc
man. This being the case we have sc
constructed u washer that we car
place it on the stove, putting in /
few gallons of water, and make oul
steam, which is forced through thu
clothing by means of the perforated
tubes. in the cylinder, cleansing then
thoroughly in from 8 to 20 minutes
"Does the process wear the clothes
much 2"
"Not a particle. We claim, ant
there are at least a thousand ladie
in Audrain county that agree will
us, that N washer will save double
its cost every year over the wasl
boards wear and abuse of Clothes
"Do you ave any labor by usins
the Steam Washer 2"
Certainly. Isupposed you knew
that washing on the wash board wa
the hardest duty a lady had to per
form. Bending over the wash tub
is conceded does more to break dow
the health ofladies who do their owl
work than all other household dutie
combined. A child twelve years oil,
can operate our machine with east.
"Can you wash anything but plail
white clothes!"
) ayes, sir. We can wash the mos
, delicate lace without . particle of in
. Jury as we'll as the heaviest blanket
5 and even carpets"
! "Mr. Huff, it seems to me as ever
) family has SO much washing to d
. and your machine is such q blessin!
, to the ladies you should adopt som
Q system of advertising SO that tn
3 people generally could avail them
3 selves OF It,"
"This we have done. Mr.. ]. "
Q . Johnston, of this place, has taken 81
5 elusive charge of the sale of theI
s 5 throughout the United States an
s will push them to all parts Of tn
9 world"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
Nav Queen tomorrow night.

May queen o-uorroW AlSut.
John Abbay is "doing'' Wellsville
this week.
Mrs. Matte Webster, nee Gordon,
of Denver, COL, is visiting relatives
in Mexico.
"May Queen" tomorrow night.
Go and see ia beautiful little mu-
steal drama.
The alumne of Hardin College
have their reunion at the Central
Ringo Hotel June 10th.
st. Louis is to have a new morning
paper named The Cal. The first
issue will appear June 2.
Mrs. D. N. Evans, of Kansas City,
was visiting Mrs. II. D. Hunter the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Rosenstock, of Carrollton,
Mo-, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. Frank, of this city.
Geo. e. Muldrow, formerly of this
city, is nov in the South with W. C.
Cassidy's fine stud of racers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Marmadukt
visited their daughter, Mrs. W. C.
Hicks, in Kansas City last week.
D. D. Bliven has our thanks for al
invitation to a fine masonic banque
and ball at Gunison City, Colorado
Elder Searles, Of Illinois, will fiji
the pulpit at the Christian churcl
next Sabbath, morning and eve ming
c. G. White has charge of tn
Vandalia Leader. Chap is a goo,
writer and will make the Leade
boom.
1t is said that there will be tire
women to one man in heaven. Gosh
but won't we have q nice time u
there !?
John Norton, from Bowling Green
Mo-, was accidently killed Monday i
. shooting gallery on Main street i
Kansas City.
Mrs. Benedict Whaley has alread
had mess of new potatoes out of he
garden. Enough of them woul
weigh pound.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

Scientists say it is a wonderful inven-
ton. (
The best washer ever invented.-Cen-
tralia Guard.
Ladies governed by reason, not preju-
dice, will use it.-Baird.
Steam is the most powerful cleansing
agent known to man.-Watts.
1t will be used universally as soon as
its merits are discovered by the people,
Jas. Bennett.
One hundred dollars would not buy
mine if l could not get another. Mrs.
Kate Ferris, Mexico, Mo.
l have one of the Eagle Machines and
it will do all the inventor claims for it,
S. w. Hemp, Hemp Tinware Co, Saint
Louis.
1t does all you claim for it. The long
er WI use it the better we are pleased
with it.-Mrs. j. F. Wagner, Martins
burg, Mo.
Chemists and bleachers pronounce ii
the most e~ffectual process of removing
dirt and vegetable matter from fabrics
ever known.
Have used n twelve months and re-
gard the invention as a domestic institu-
ton not second to the sewing machine
Columbia Herald.
After using one twelve months 1 an
convinced that it will save more than il
cost every year by not wearing out the
clothes.-Mrs. T. w. Stewart, Mexico.
Has done all the washing in my laundry
for the past twelve months, washing from
500 to 800 pieces a day, doing the work Of
from three to five INSTRUMENTATION.
Hord, Proprietor Central Ringo Hotel
Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
Joe & Vic Barth,
Leaders in Styles and outdttsrs Of all Mankind,
North Side Square, MEXICO, MO.
RadIy RAtfarad.

Lafayette Hawkins, a young farm
err who has been keeping "batch"
a few miles west of town, on return
ing to his home last Sunday even
ing from a visit to his neighbor, Joe
Armistead, was struck on the head
with a club, and also cut in several
places with a knife in the hands of
some person unknown, supposed to
have been a tramp who was secreted
in the house. After being knocked
senseless Mr.. Hawkins laid in q
comatose state for more than an
hour, and finally, by the e hard
est effort, dragged himself back to
Mr.. Armistead's residence, where he
was kindly cared for. No clew to
the perpetrator, and nc known
cause for the cowardly assault.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
E Steam Laundry.

MI. John orris, late Of St. Joe,
has located in this city and has now
in operation in the Central Hotel
building a steam laundry, where he
is daily turning out Wash-work that
cannot be excelled, even in cities.
His prices are just the same as you
have to pay in Chicago. Give him a
call,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

j. F. Llewellyn hands US a copy of
the LEDGER of date March Is, 1871.
A perusal'of the paper, then under
the proprietorship of Jno. T. Brooks
& Son, revives many pleasant memo
ries of the writer of this, who was
then an employee Of the Office. Elder
John T. Brooks, the honored editor,
has been gathered to his fathers,
while his son, the surviving partner,
il now of the firm of Sallee & Brooks.
It was then, as now, the leading pa-
per of the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
Ready to Die.

We have not felt well for a week.
We are tired of life. 1t has lost its
charms-rosy or red. We have no
desire to live Oh this cold, cruel,
round, slippery world. We have met
with many ups and downs, gone
through many close places, but never
before did We want to quit. This
last straw breaks our back, settles
our coffee and leaves us with both
feet in the grave-a big hole, surely.
Col. Jackman, Of the Laddonia En-.
terprise, taunts us with having been
licked by a book agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

Go to Mrs. McLoney and Miss
Bolts for frst-class Dress scouting and
making all best styles constantly on
hand. Paper patterns cut from ac-
tual measurement. Rooms over Rick
| etts & Emmons'. 6-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

Jno. W. Fox says it must be a
sign of a good crop year when a mud
turtle leaves the creek and goes into
a mans house. A few days ago,one
of these tortoise came into his resi-
dence and was making itself tolerabiy
comfortable, thank you, when John
proceeded TO boot it out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
Mrs. DR.. Allison is better.
Go and see the May Queen.
AM n. ~

49, - A.
Go and see the May Queen.
inlay Queen tomorrow night.
Miss May Silver is visiting in st.
Louis.
Charley Rolling stayed at home last
Sunday.
Miss Leona Williams is home from
Westport.
Friday, May 80, will be Decora-
ton day.
Some fine horses are being trained
for the fair.
Rudolph Keeton has gone to St.
Joe to reside.
Charley Daniel was up from VAN
dalla Tuesday.
It is a wise candidate who knows
his own delegate.
There is some talk of the Vandalia
papers consolidating.
May 3oth there will be a trial OF
road graders at Benton City.
Virgil Keene and wife were guests
at the Central ingo last Saturday.
G.. B. Macfarlane and wife made {
pleasant visit to st. Louis last week,
Maj. b. B. Tureman has our
thanks for Washington, Ind, papers
Mrs. Larabee has our thanks TO
some Of the largest hen eggs we eve
saw.
James Suggett has recovered fror
the small pox and is expected HON
soon.
The city council has ordered th
ewers all cut off. They were nui
sances.
Judge Griggsby and Col. Joe Sisl
of Farber, made US a pleasant ca
this week.
Mrs, Geo. Morris, of St. Louis
has been visiting friends in Mexic
this week.
See changes in the time table:
published elsewhere in this paper, Q
both railways.
Circuit Court commences Monday
June 2. See docket elsewher
In the LEDGER.
Saturday last was unusually du
on account Of the farmers being bus
With their crops.
A person who would poison q do
Or cat for spite is worse than a cor
yicted criminal.
Phelps is a candidate for Governor
sad IS now on bis way home to ente
Into the canvass.
hon. Solomon Hughlett, the Sag
q W~ellsyille, was in town Monda
" fouts to Louisiana.
NJ. Frank Stockton of Llttl
loek, Arkansas, is home visiting rel
aa7ss for = few days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

A wood shed, chicken coop and
clubhouse adjoining the residence of
Harry Day, in West Mexico, burned
last night about 2 O'Clock. Sup
posed to have been the work of an
incendiary. Loss not known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

For SALE.-A bran new, leather
top buggy for sale cheap. Will give
you a bargain. Enquire Of
A. L. BENNETT,
Ledger Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22

RHEUMATISM CURED.-If you have
it. try a bottle of Lightning Lini-
nent; if it does not cure you the
money will be refunded. Price 25
cents. For sale at Halls Drug
Store. 5.lY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-22
Fred FQhr.

Those who want to learn German
should attend Fred Fuhr's German
class during vacation, from Z to 8
O'Clock, p. m, four times a week. 8