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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
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That the small fruit is killed.
That every back has its pack.
That Audrain needs rock roads.
That home is the rainbow of life.
That men love women; women love
a man.
That egotism is an alphabet with
one letter.
That the surest road to honor is TO
deserve it.
That a white lie often told makes a
black story.
That the want Of money is the root
of much evil.
That there will not be offices enough
to go around.
That if you only whisper scandal
1t is heard by all.
That it will pay you to read the
ads in the LEDGER.
That they who live in a worry in,
vite death in a hurry.
That if you'd know a mans char
acter follow him home.
That he who would eat the egg
must first break the shell.
That all the candidates for cit,
offices favor improvements.
That the temperance people sa,
Brooks is killing their cause.
That it's a poor musician VIII
can't blow his own trumpet.
That it's not the clock with tn
!, lordest tick that goes the best.
That the LEDGER got fifteen sub
, scribers at Auxvasse last week.
That people who take the LEDGE,
, to get the news are never disappoin,
ed.
!, That there are people in Mexic
who do nothing but try to make mis-
chief.
That there is to be a brain foundr
started up in this city by one of GU
doctors.
That Henry Newman, of Moberly
y was not as reported appointed il
spector of pork at Jerusalem. Th
s is a mistake, we think.
l.. That John A. Brooks says til
Democratic party of Audrain coun,
needs his prayers. From what v
can hear every church he was ev,
connected with needs some one
9 prayers.
1t That it is a new style of journals
to publish a long sensational artic
y. and omit the names. Either s,
g nothing about 1t or give the fac,
y, 1t makes people sick to see a pap
claim to oppose sensa,ionalism a,
at the same time publish a column
. senseless sensation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
DEMOCRATIC DolNGS.
Result Of the Ward Meetings
Tuesday Night.
FAST FOWLER!
Buckley BOOKS FOR THE WHOLE
EARTH, AND GETS THERE.
Tomlinson Ties Frest..Marshal Murray
Again ssDone Prond''..Geod C0un.
cilmen NSmlnated..The Entire
Ticket will be Elected.
A Forecast Of To-Night's Convention.
Notes, Gossip, 10.
A Forecast Of To-Night's Convention
Notes, Gossip, DO.

The Democratic ward meetings
Tuesday night were well attended and
all business "a promptly and har-
~moniously attended to. The result,
which will be reached at to-night's
convention, can be CLEANED from the
following:
First WardtCandidates for Alder
man. A. G. Turner and W. O.. john
son, Turner nominated. Delegates
instructed for Fowler, Bickly, MUIR
ray, and Tomlinson.
Second Ward-for Alderman, A.
E. Poteet and David Hubble. Poteet
dominated. Delegates instructed
f,rFowler, Bickly Murray and Frost.
Third Ward-for Alderman, J. T.
Neale and j. j. Winscott. Neale
nominated. Delegates instructed for
Fowler, Murray, Buckley and Tomlin-
son.
Fourth Ward-for alderman, G. NJ.
Lakeland, j. w. Pratt and A. D.
jackson. Pratt nominated. Dele
gates instructed for Fowler, Murray,
Buckley and Frost.
Fifth Ward-for alderman, Thos.
Board and A. NJ. Harrison. Board
nominated. Delegates instructed for
Fowler, Buckley, Potts and Tomlinson.
Sixth Ward-for alderman, Brit
Ringo and Jos. Offutt. Ringo NOM
mated Delegates instructed for
Fowler, Buckley, Murray and Frost.
As you can see from the above the
nominations tonight will be-Mayor,
R. H. Fowler; Recorder, a tie be-
tween Frost and Tomlinson Marshal,
Joe Murray City Attorney, S. W.
Buckley; for councilman, A. G.. 1'ur-
ner, First ward Second ward, A. E.
Poteet Third ward. DR.. ]. T. Neale ;
Fourth ward; j. w. Pratt; Fifth
ward, Tbos. Board sixth ward, Burt
Rlngo.
The delegates to the convention
tonight are:
Ist Ward-J. F. Llewellyn, ". H.
Woodward, Geo. Gill, J.sT. Nelson 3.
I'd Ward-T. T. Torreyson, j. H.
Buckley, j. H. Lane, d. +. Gentry.
Sd Ward-R. N. Armstrong, J. D.
Tucker, Jesse Sinclair, Judge d. w,
Sumner.
4th Ward-B. F. Dobyns, George
Laforce, A. d. jackson, Jno. Gregg
9TH Ward-R. Hisey, S. J.. Buck
ner, A. NJ. Harrison, Jacob Rnloff
9th Ward-X. j. Pindall, H. A
Ricketts,, J. Nj. Coons, ]. NJ. Bush
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
THE POOR FIREMAN.
From Something One of Mexico's Cit.
ixens Lately Wrote to Our Cotem.
p0rary.

We are very much afraid that Mr..
Mann does not appreciate the SER
vices of the noble fremen. In the
dead hour of the night, when cold
wintry blasts sweep down, when ice
and sleet and hail make the darkness
still more unpleasant, the fre-bell
rings out. Before ar ordinary man
has time to rub his eyes, the fireman
spurns his warm, downy couch. He
does not wait until the cold weather
has moderated and the robins are
about to nest again. He does not
stay in bed and obtain the particu-
lars % of the fire next day from our
contemporary. No! he goes in
person right then to the scene of the
confagration. As soon as he is out
of bed he cavorts about the room,
leaving patches of cuticle on the
stove and sharp orner of the furni-
ture. Then he hurls himself like an
avalanche into his garments. With
his pants on wrong side before, he
falls down the stairs, putting on his
boots as he bounces from step to
step. Once in the street, he peals
off the lining of his throat by his
frantic yells of 'fre! fire."
On arriving at the scene of the
confagration, he makes himself use
full in various ways. The valuable
furniture that is dropped from the
upper windows is prevented from
being injured by falling on his per-
son. He works like a Trojan and
prevents the fire from spreading.
He acquires rheumatism and asthma.
and is allowed the privilege of pay
his doctors bills if he survives.
But does not the public recognize
the services of the noble fremer
who saves life and property L
does. The man whose property ha'
been saved goes around and tells ev
eryhody hat he would not have los
much if the fireman had stayet
away. If the fremen do not get t.
the fire in time they are -denounce'
as frauds. If they do get Their
early, a suspicion is created tina
they knew in advance when ant
where the fire was going to breal
out. It is limited that the freme,
started the fire in order to get chea
notoriety and carry off desirabl
property to places of safety.
It is a generous impulse tina
E causes men to don the flannel shin
and go out into perils, and they al
. not actuated by a desire to dodge Jun
duty, as has been basely insinuatet
: There is no sacrifice that a frema
is not willing to make. At the sour
of the fre-bell he has been known
It get right up from a hot oyster ste
or half evaporated schooner of be
" and rush out to fight the fendish d
e strayer Of houses and homes, and 8
,e forwards cheerfully pay for the oy
tiers and beer he did not get.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Aaron Frank writes us that he has
started a Building Association at
Mexico, Missouri. The capital stock
is to be 100000, at 5000 per share,
and five hundred shares have been
taken. We wish this new venture
great success.-Building and Loan
Association Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Married, near Shamrock, Galloway
county, at the residence of the brides
brother. on March "a, 1885, by Rev.
NJ. B. Broaddus, MIR. Gale F. Watts
and Miss Mary V. Dunn, both OF
Galloway county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
UNo.

Rowena, this county, is booming.
The store is being filled with spring.
goods and business is looking up.
This little village is situated in one
of the most fertile parts OF the coun-
ty and promises to grow rapidly. A
large number of farmers now get their
mail there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
Gas and Water.

Through the efforts Of Bob White,
of the LEDGER, Mexico, is to have q
custom wooden mill, which will be of
great benefit. He says Mexico is
bound to flourish. lou can't keep a
good town down. Bob, take down
those old wooden awnings and have
gas and water works. Come to
Moberly and see how we swim
NJ ,berly Monitor.
Buck" old boy, we viii have gas
and water, and maybe both, before
the year rolls around, or the LEpaER's
tow-line viii break square of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
LETTER LIST.
MEXICO, Mo-, March &c, 1888

T IST OF LETTERS remaining In the
II post-ofice at Mexico, No., and which,
If not called for within four weeks from
date, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
at Washington City.
D- Parties calling for letters in this
list will please say Advertised"
Baker Geo (col'd) Galbreath Phoete
Barnett John Huggard Robert
Basket M Killian J P
Beagles VIM w King NJ d L
Bennett Jacob King James H
Bell Jasper Muier Jas N ] Esq
Biggers Luther Phillips Matilda
| Bowen Marshall Reed 4 H
Bolts WmI Richardson Henry
Brown Helen Roberts David p
Brown Philip Rollins NJ C
| Brown Jas Smith Hencson
; Byler David Scott Mary (col'd)
Calvert Geo Trimble A N mrs
Crage John Watts Annie N
Carter Claude C Walker L LaRue
Crews Nettie mrs White VIM r
Criswell Birtha Wsseman II c
Cunningham Halle Wright Isaac CORD
Ductilly L McManamy Samuel
Empey F McCarty j II
Ewart Sara mrs Mcdonald Fannie
Ferguson Geo T McClurg NJ G
Gray Sallie mrs
"a Office open or Sunday from 4 to
O'Clock in the afternoon.
JOHN SAUNDERS, Post Master.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
PRIMARY PLUMS.

PLUMS. -
Buckley ran wurse than a scared
wolf.
The regular nominees will all be
elected.
The Democratic ticket will be one
Of the very best.
A new central committee is to be
elected tonight.
Joe Murray says it does him more
than ''proud" this time.
Carson and Kelly are interviewing
| the candidates for council.
Poteet and Board must 60 to work
at once in their respective wards.
The First ward kept up its record
by favoring enterprise and improve
ments.
Frost and Tomlinson have three
wards each. They are in boiling hot
water.
d.. Rothwell, although he was not
a candidate, got a fine vote in the
First ward.
The eatire Democratic city ticket
will be elected this year without Q
skip, as usual.
The nominating convention is to-
night. You can see by the LEDGE
to-day who will be the nominees.
What the result will be in regard tt
Recorder we can not tell, but suppos,
it will be referred back to new prima
ries.
At least 25 illegal votes were cas-
at the ward primaries. It will not b
thusly next year. They will the'
have sergeants-at-arms.
, Two men were nominated on tn
q regular Democratic city ticket thi
season who ran against the nominee
last year. Truly, the Democrats ar
> !, good and forgivlng.
Some of the boys say they wer
not candidates. Others who wer
showed say that the churches tha
were in progress kept the good Dem
ocrats away from the primaries. To
thin, boys.
The Frost-1 omlinson tie will hav
to be settled, We presume, by the ne
central committee. We know Of Z
y way for them TO fix it up except
{ call for new Democratic ward NEE
g ings to nominate a recorder.
: There is some talk of Frost ar
> Toml,nson running off their tie
, the election. II they do this it W
H. not only be undemocratic but tn
will divide up the Democratic vo
-. and a Republican would run and
elected.
" The following resolution was una
" imously adopted in the first ward:
Resolved, That the Democrats
in the first ward are strictly in favor
artificial light, water and public
provements generally, and are in
o' vor of obtaining the same so far
.as consistent with the general welfare
no the city and q reasonable taxation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Mr.. Miller's team ran away Tues
day morning on the public square.
They broke the wagon up, ran out Of
their harness. knocked down o row of
hitching posts and left the driver in
the middle of the street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Newspapers are sometimes prevl-
Gus.
Miss Charlotte Thompson April Sd
and 4th.
Born to George W. Waters and
wife, a son.
The church is not a good place to
eat peanuts.
| How can the Bankrupt store sell
goods 81 cheap!
Mr.. G. G. Galloway has our thanks
for Colorado papers.
c. E. Moore, of Cherokee, Iowa,
is visiting in the city.
Why don't you buy VIM. Wetter's
celebrated Dicks beer. 49-tf
Hon. A. H. Buckner says he is
out of politics and wants no office.
E. E. Brown, of Chicago, is here
visiting his cousin, Charly Brown.
You can save money by buying
your clothing at the Bankrupt Store.
Look out for j. NJ. Pollard's daisy
ad. He is fixing to startle the earth.
F. NJ. Price, of Molino, this week
bought M. Barnes fine jack for $500.
John NJ. Price this week sold scott
Hamilton one span of mules for $500.
VIM. Wetter is agent for Dicks
celebrated beer. Don't fail to try
it. 49-tf
John McMahon, of Centralia, was
in Mexico yesterday to attend church.
He was barred.
John A. Campbell. who has been
in Nebraska for some time, is home
, on a visit. He is looking well.
3 The embroidery class met at Mrs
| raylor's yesterday. 1t will meet a
5 Mrs. J. J. Steele's next week.
There will be a fine local concer
r by the best musical talent of thi
city at opera house in the near flu
: ture.
Miss Lizzie Powers, a charming
e young lady of Kansas City, is visit
ing her cousin, Jimmie Powers, Q
the Central Ringo.
@ A. Brown is a new man in Mexic
but he is just the kind We want. 4
h few more men like Brown will brin
d Mexico to the front.
lie Seats are being rapidly secured fo
d Miss Charlotte Thompson's engage
.. ment. 1t will certainly prove til
le elite event of the season.
g The Bankrupt Clothing House
Oh daily convincing the people that the
to have the cheapest and best line
a goods in Audraln county.
9. Miss Charlotte Thompson supper
Ell by C. G. Craig and a n o l COZ
!. pany at opera house Friday and Sa
urday, April Sd and 4th.
nd Thanks to Morgner and Precht I
or a cake of nice Swiss cheese. Charl
to and Henry are hustlers and alwa;
all remember the printers.
,ot Milton Smith answers his wife
CHI petition for a divorce ny denying
she charges. He says he new
drove her out of doors in the nigl
ell One hundred and sixty acre fal
for rent 8 miles north of Mexico.
he under good fence and well improve
r. W. THURMAN.
TO- The Democrats of st. Louis nof
q mated Judge Noonan for may
TX, Rainwater was defeated. So mn
|. a comes from the Rainwater-M Mara
duke ~imbroglio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Rev. Hook will begin q big meeting
at Bean Greek school house to-mor-
row, Friday. Sunday Rev. William
Jesse will preach there. The meet
ing will continue some time. Rev.
Baker is expected to assist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

We notice q large number Of farm
ers and country people moving to
town and most Of them without any
business interests. We fail to see
how they expect to flourish unless
they have money enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Col. 4. d. Marsh has returned
from a pleasant business trip to Illi-
nois. Col. Marsh is one of the most
genial business men that ever male
Mexico his headquarters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Pure bred Piymoth Rocks a spec
ialty. Eggs for Matching, 81 per
setting. RoY MAcFARLANE,
SO-1m East Love ST., Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Some of our business men who
never spend q dollar to advertise
with the newspapers have got onto q
cheap scheme to &c. to the front by
rubbing soap all over the fronts Of
| their stores.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

John NJ. Daniel and Pate Morris
have gone to Kahoka, Clark county,
No., to buy so,ne good cattle. They
are not going to buy a herd Of ducks
or 3 flock Of deer but thoroughbred
cattle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
A SPLENDID Chance for Some One!

Two HUNDRED DOLLARS
VIII secure the Gerry best paying small
business In Mexico. Enquire ut this
office Immediately. Soft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

2. II. Vance, q much esteemed cit
izen Of this county, died last satur-
day at his home in Wilson township.
He was loved and respected by ell
who knew him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

Rev. j. R. Noble, formerly OF Chill.
licothe, No., has been appointed pas
tor of Liberty street NJ. E. church,
Of this city for the next year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

The Bankrupt store receives new
goods every day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

If you want to save money buy
your clothing at the Bankrupt store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

You can now buy Of VIM. Wetter,
near the depot, Dicks celeArrted
beer and extract Of msit- he Is
ready to attend to your orders- 4stf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

John Laird, of vandalia, was cir
culsting around here Monday. Sup
pose he had been down the Wabash
road. John is still a little shy OF
Irncrp naoole-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26
MEXICO MARKET REPORT
Buckley & MOORE,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
Provisions. Flour. Feed. Salt. Glass and Queens
ware-all sold low for cash or exchange foI
all kinds Of country produce. Coms and SET
us-NoRTHwEsT CORNER SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

MI. A. s. Wilson. known ~ 3fIom-
my" died Sunday q, 3 good old age
| He was one Of the old landmarks,
hsving lived In Audrain upward OF
thirty years
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-26

The choicest q. everything the mar
ket affords in the smoking and chew
ing line can always be found at
Urban Weimer's Wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco store, southwest
corner Of the SQUARE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-27

For a good trunk, 10 Elm street.
For a fine valise, I'D Elm street

For good trunk, 10 Elm street.
For fine valise, I'D Elm street.
New cod fish, a. Bouche's, KS Nalr
street.
Telephone Smith IL Han for your in,
surance.
New white ash, at A, =. Bouohs's, SIS
Main street,
For good trunk or valise, call nj tbr
trunk factory, ~ Elm street.
Just receivee, a lot OF borse-rasisb I'm
root. at A. Il. Rouche, the grocer.
Horse rsdish and everything In the
grocery line You want At Rouohs's.
Smith 81 Hall will insure farm-house
on the installment plan. Call and se
them,
Boucho, the Main street grocer, keeps
everything In the grocery tine. Tela.
phone him.
What az ugly lace when Won took
sickemnR pills. Bailey's salino Aperi.
ept " netter.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in ope
minute. German Corn Remover kills
corns and bunions.
Telephone or leave your orders M
Hamilton y Young's, and have your
window glass put in.
Paints, ready mixed, no that any one
can use them; artist materials, oils, etc.
at Hamilton a Iounga.
Dobbins' Securing Polish Is the best
thing in the world for cleaning Tin mans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thipv
for using in washing dishes and mans in
hard water For sale by A, X. Bouche,
Main street.
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80 200 worth OF Good.

painaged 10y water, viii be spread on
sofa at half price, In addition, we shall,
continue TO sell all goods advertiser
heretofore at the same prices. Thesr
goods must be sold in order to make
room Tor our coming spring stock. We
shail greatly enlarge our wholesale ana
tetall departments. Our low prices are
facts Come and convince Yourself a.
street. 'V' NiH
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a PREVENTIVE OF TYruo-N,AIA
RIAL
Fever and Cure for Rhcumatlsm at Last
Discovered, by the Firm NJ

Uncovered, by the Firm of
Hughes Bros, manufacturing chem.
lists OF Dallas Texas. This enterprisinp
firm have, for tho last five wears been
engaged IN the manufacture Of baking
powders wines, cider, vinegar &c. Dr.
T. Hughes, who presides over their
laboratory has for the last forty wears
pteh engaged In the study and practice
on medicine and chemistry. They also
CMhoun, who has for many wears been
q teacher OF chemistry, also Mr.. J, Price
NRrrlck, graduate Of chemistry In
tho university of PHILADELPHIA,
lhese gentlemen In manufact.
uring the various articles MI.
ready mentioned, have found itneces-
sary 70 combat excessive Concentrations,
whether Ninous, acotCus or alcoholic.
winch have ever stood la the wav of
successfully manuiacturingW wine, vine
ear ana alcohol In our southern climate.
Ihelr experiments have resulted i'm tho
discovery of an agent which completely
obViates this difficulty. This agent Is
INC extract OF the bark Of tree indigo
nous tn the state of Texas. Carving
their experiments still further, they
nave sscertained that this same extract
as completely controls tho only remain.
ing fermentation known to the arts and
sciencies, viz; Blood fermentation
winch Is the cause Of fevers as.well AS of
rheumatism. This agent thov have
combined with tho extracts of ginger
anu lemon thereby rendering il a most
elicacl1us as well as delightful and
palatable beverage. 1t IL not only ono
OF the best of tonics In its effects, but Tho
use OF II etlectually prevents typbo,
malarlal fever, At the same time n is
sure cure for rheumatism, Dr
Hughes' Extract of Lemon aud Ginger
N PUT up IN cases Of two dozen bottles,
and grocery stores. "e
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LANYPAsAs SPRINGS.
Railroad Extou, ion-motols Etc.

active preparation for the extension
OF the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe rail.
70 d@'G rom here is bringing in an army
business is more nouris6ing nsrtioU.
larry that Of our new hotel the San
Geronimo, which Is one of the most
comfortable, elegantly furnished and
pest ventilated houses i'm tbe state n
convenient 20 business and has
plenty OF sample rooms. Its ocoupant
rooms are al large ana light, with bigh
Soi,lnngs and southern exposure, h
o9u1lng ana springs are A No and
Mnlie Mr.. Thompson keeps tho tebls
Meii up IN correspondence with tho roe.
s oI tne estahlishmout, his popular rate OF
great favoritc. o'O"''uo
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~ ~ considerably damaged Bauman,.
STOCK IN the Wholesale Department
winch he offers 10 sell at almost Wv
away prices. This is n good chance ~,
every body to buy cheap plumes. Tins
ltathtrS, pushes, hats, veivrts
IlnNons, silks, satins, Velveteans
faces, dress buttons, hair goods. rnsbI
hg ana many other goods Tor IsJias,
WEAR. Ladies' should go early In sv"iS
s va. rush at +. Baumsn's, 7O8 Elm
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73e ELM STREET..

Mr. a. PUNISHABLE, who was FORMERLY
WIN the llunstable Boot and Shoe com.
pany, and who WAS their manufacturing
manager l. now manager of tho elegant
, p9ot ana shoe store ut 732 Elm street.
ihey nave AL the patterns OF the cele,
~ i,'eu llunStablo boots and shoes, be-
sues ,,'. carrying, a large line of ladies'
got the new Hunstable shoe store. nj 40
Elm, old Grange store. w.
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former agents for Dyas 4 Guitar or
vutier& Co, OF Dallas. and o,b a Nu, L OF
" TO sell the celebrated Mi.sonr,
steam washer, will Learn someihinnu ~
s snoir advantage by addressing II We, ~
Sr Louis, Mo-, who IN now solo ,nen,'
s ssIe ns aud has exclusive control of Tho
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The Coionnndr II.,.,- -- -

Nv'unheue Hotel, Denison, Texa.
Mr, o. H. Brown, formerly of Binkis,
mouse sherman, has taken cbarga =,
snls mousse with the Wow of making 4,
seeond To none in the state. IN is ~,
, u,us. comfortable and elegantly tars
nis9eu hotel In the city, and il sitpa,n.
VI tne central part convenient to bns,.
o uoss' Mr.. Writ Brown, his etBcian,
clerk, has charge OF the office, wbero ~,
o vu attention will be given 10 IN.
""h's ana comforts OF the guosts. WV
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The gentleman who desires drink n
something tine, that viii reiuvenats
without producing any bad ofTeot. 4
cigar or II may be TO indulge in a o,iist
game OF billiards or pool, and witbI
c9uhteogS treatment win find the SANG
y. 1ne IurI saloon, opposite Oliver 4
wI,isg = oank' Ellie Thompson, pro-
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Wewill mako, from this date until the
~ OIL March next, our best shirts for
SiS ana second best for Sl5 per dozen.
we guarantee u tit and satisfaction,
Now Is the time To have your shirts
nlaue u You need any for the summer.
we rather divide our profits with
our customers than TO lay OF our labor.
e,s; Flenso sond us your orders and
ooilge, Very. respectfully
l.INUn nu..
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Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
at tho Harris House which has lust been
completed, whore tho best accommoda-
ton and table supplied with every deli
cacy the market affords.
Il. X. HARRIS, Proprietor.