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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

A little son of Mrs. Lucy Larkin.
nee Miss Lucy Fowler, last week, we
are informed, swallowed some trough
on rats" The little fellow was in q
bad way until he unloaded.
W. R. and Dick Carter have open.
ed out a livery, feed and sale stable
at the old Central barn near railroad
bridge. They L hustIing stock
men and will do a good business.
Col. Barnett, formerly depot agent
at Carrollton, ILL.,, has purchased the
Hotel de Ferris at the depot and will
run it in good style. He is a clever
gentleman and knows how to run a
hotel.
Died, March 1st, Mrs. Williams,
of Jackson City, Michigan, wife of
Mr.. j. I. Williams. a prominent
merchant of that place and cousin of
Misses Lizzie and Mamie Matthews
of this county.
In this issue of the LEDGER will be
found the adj. of Shea & Kilgore, real
estate, loan and insurance agents.
They are both live, straight men and
will make business boom. The LED
GER wishes them
While Mrs. Bob Hisey was out
driving Monday her horse ran away
and overturned the buggy. She es-
capped without any injuries. She is a
superior horse woman or The accident
would have resulted seriously.
A conductor in Massachuetts put
a tramp off his train and threw HIM
a bundle which he supposed was his
baggage. The tramp threw it back,
and it was afterward found to be a
package f bills containing $4,000.
The Twelfth Semi Annual Session
of Mount Pleasant Brothers Union
of Regular bap,ists will convene
with the church at Mexico, Mo-.
March 27tiI, 1885, at IO:45 o. m. A
very interesting programme will he
carried out.
The Easter Bro. of Jacksonville,
Illinois, have brught J. NJ. Bush's
grocery store aud will continue to
keep up the reputation IF the hou-e.
They are clever, live and fair dealing
business men and will get a liberal
share of the public patronage.
The residence of Maurice Mann,
in Southwest Mexico. was burned
from a defective fue Monday. Most
of the furniture was removed. The
residence and furniture were both
partially insured. Mr.. Mann was not
at home at the time of the fire. He
will rebuild.
Joe Riggs and family, of Audrain.
are visiting in Sturgeon and vicinity.
Mr.. Riggs has rented his farm and
viii go south for tue improvement of
his health They will go via New
Orleans and attend the Exposition.
and will likely locate al Eureka
Springs, Ark.-Sturseon Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
LIST.

MEXICO, Mo-, March IL, 1885.
IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
II post-offiee at Mexico, No., and which,
Ii not called for within four weeks from
date, will be sent to the Dead Letter office
at Washington City.
Parties calling for letters In this
list will please say Advertised"
Allen Robert L Norris z +
anderson NJ Owen Rebb
Brockman Mollie Orr E q
brooks ID Read EIiar
Bowen Johu NJ Rice J W
Brown Mrs Mary A Russell Minnie
Bunstine Mr. Shay Mary col
Dodson Mrs MI Stamper Sarah
Dyson j NJ Smith o b
Dudley M Smith Charles
Gilman James Smith Mamie
Hockens Mrs N st John Spencer
Hepler Hopson Showers Thomas
Houston Frank 2 Thompson ]
Jones James, Illusion Mr.
KAHN Lulie Willingham Alice
Kemp Jennie Williams Addie
Medley Maggie McComac Mrs Mary
M Office open on Sunday from 4 to s
O'Clock In the afternoon.
JOHN SAUNDERS, Post Master.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
90 Finest Line of Stylish Hats in Mexico.
SPRING..
BY ECCE.

Spring is coming, spring is coming,
Waited on the b~reez-es,
Soon Wen heal the bees low humming
In the leafy trees-es.
Now the violets are nearing
And the blushing roses,
soon Wen see through bootlets peering
Little frosted toes-es.
On the lambkins gaily sporting
Now the poet muses.,
And while we hurl at feiines counting
Winters cast-off shoes-es,
Written for the LEDGER, testified to
and sworn to by the entire force before
the ghost of the haunted hill, on this the
18th day of March, 1885.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Free TO Ledger Patrons.

All subscribers 20 the LEDGER will
receive free two weeks the american
Rural Home. of Rochester, N. Y.
We are making a feature of thus
favoring our patrons. They have
already received the Terds Sittings
and New York World fee two weeks
and nov another valuable paper will
reach them. We are negotiating
with several other leading papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there
WI be an election held In the CITY of
Mexlco: Mo on Tuesday, seventh
day OF April, 1885. for the purpose of
eieclin9 Mayor. City Recorder, City
Gilman from each ward (six in number,
70 serve for b ensuing year.
PLACES OF VOTING:
LIST Ward, at Council Room.
"a ward. at Houston & Trimble,s
Sd Ward. at sherfrs Office, court
a,h Ward, at Office of Lemp's beer
9th Ward. at Pollock 4 Co.'s mill.
9TH Ward, at rear Of Gsrrett's grocery
store. oeoeeis
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
FIRST WARD.
Joseph Lupton
Hugh Wilson
Alexander Keene
SECOND WARD:
P Locke
L Mundy
w h II Lee
THIRD WARD.
n N Roberts
w Robinson
NJ Blum
FOURTH WAR;.
Jas Finn
T Rosenberg
Jas Patton
FIFTH WARD.
JB McIntire
JAS Pollard
DC Wright
srxTHw WARD.
Josiah Wright
Ragsdale
NJ Coons
R. Il. FOWLER, Mayor.
March 10th, 1886.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Admfni.trator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
~ of administration upon the estate of
Lee G. Craig, deceased, have been grant,
ed the undersigned by the Probate Court
of Audrain county, bearing date March
9th, 1885.
ALI persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance within one year from the
date OF said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such estate:
and If such claims be not exhibited within
two years from the publication of this
notice they will be forever barred.
WARREN B. MCINTYRE,
4S-4t Pub. Ad'r Audrain Co., Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

D.. Schmidt, the local agent for
Lemp's beer, is making arrangements
to extend his business in the spring.
He did a fine business last season but
he will try during 1885 to double 1t.
Lemp's beer is the best on earth. 2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
CIaeber & Rulon.

In this issue of the LEDGER will
he found Claciier & Ruloffs new
spring advertisement. They are, as
usual, ready to please our farmers
with any farming implement they
may need, furnishing the best make
of goods at living prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Bob Brown, Jr., and Miss Ella
Harrison of this county were married
yesterday at the residence of the
brides parents. The reception at
the residence of Bob Browns last
night was one of the most pleasant
ever given in the county. The LED
GER extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

H. A. Gass for School Commissioner.
As will he seen by our announce
ment column, this week, Prof. H. A.
Gass is a candidate for reelection to
the office of County School Commits
sioner. He has made a most excel.
lent officer and, as far as we know,
has no opposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Notice to Tax Payers of the City Of
Mexico.
Positively the last call. Your city
tax must be paid on or before March
10th. Otherwise it will be returned
on the delinquent list and turned
over to the county collector.
JOSEPH MURRAY
City Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Only $780,

Only $3.50 from Mexico to New
Orleans and return, which is s1.70
less than the rate from st. Louis.
Now is the time for all to take the
cheapest trip ever offered to the pub
lie. Tickets good for 40 days from
date of sale. By all routes $3.50
only.
E. S. WnsoN, Ticket Agent
c. & A and w, st. L. & P. r. r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Tip Brooks is sick.
See A. Browns new ad,


See A. Browns new ad.
No trouble to show goods at A.
Browns.
Call on l.. Phillip before the bar
gains are all gone.
Gus Reusch, of Rush Hill, was in
Mexico yesterday on business.
A. Brown will have the finest stock
of spring goods ever in Mexico.
There is no use of going anywhere
to buy goods except at A. Browns.
A. Brown is liberal In every n
of the word. Buy your goods from
him.
l.. Phillip never lets a customer 20
out of the house without pleasing
him.
Sam Morris and Urban Weimer
went TO Sturgeon ON business this
week.
1t is about time for the gay and
festive jack snipe to put in his APP
pearance.
L. Phillip is selling goods regard
less of cost. His only object is to
get clear of his goods.
Mr.. Fields, the dairyman, says he
will receive milk and cream from the
farmers until the creamery gets
started.
Last Sunday night, Rev. DR.. Way
nan closed a very successful year as
pastor of the Liberty Street M. E.
Church.
DR.. Wilkes, of Bowling Green, has
been appointed surgeon Of the G. &
A.. R. r. in place of DR.. French, of
this city.
Thomas Helm has purchased of j.
B. Miller the j. B. Clark place in
South Mexico for 81, $50. This is a
fine property.
l.. Phillip is fast closing out his en-
tire stock but still has a few of his
best goods left. You can buy at
your W prices.
j. b. Clark has bought the Rush
Hill lumber yard. He is a live man
and will prove a big thing for this
growing town.
Capt. Frost has our thanks for
of the finest crab apple cider
eve tickIed the throat of al
printing Office devil.
Frank Kilgore says he was the first
child born in Audrain county. He Is
81 years old. He was born on the
22d of January, 1881.
R. C. Paul, 1. Frank, L. Phillip
and Others are cleaning up in front
of their stores. Why don't all Of our
business men do likewise?
Mr.. D. Clayville and Miss Bowen
we're married at the residence of the
brides uncle, two miles north of
Farber on the 3rd of March.
See F. NJ. Johns card in this issue
of the LEDGER. He has erected q
new shop near the Jail and is ready
TO do all kinds of contracting.
The ball near Thompson last
Thursday night was a Many
ladies' and brave" boys were
present. All had a good time.
DIR. W. R. Rodes Of this city has
been CHOSEN n of the board of
managers of the Fulton insane asy-
This is a good selection.
NJ. Younger, as do all who leave
Audrain on a visit or on business,
comes back from the west and south
and says ''there is no place like Mex
lco."
Pate Morris and John Daniel went
to Farber duck hunting this
week. They do not agree on how
many they killed so we suppress the
r. G. Graham and family have
moved to the Morris farm, just south
of town, where Bob has erected a
fine residence and in other ways i'm
fLia ra1uoh1a plaaa |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Sale.

Newton Lindsy, living one mile
south of Rowena, will have a public
sale of live stock, farming implements.
grain, &c, on Tuesday, March 17th.
It will pay you to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

James O'Brlen, a pr omlnent citizen
OF Monroe county, came to Audrain
to reside a few weeks since He
came to Mexico and got a copy of
both papers, took them home and
the whole family read them ami he
then took a vote on which one to
subscribe for. Il is not necessary to
state that the o Brien family will
ALWAYS read the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Mrs. Mary Bauer, of Fulton, Mo .
offers for sale her millinery stock aud
furniture. She wishes to stop bust
ness and will sell out cheap. A rare
bargain is offered to any one that
wishes to engage in this business.
Write fuf particulars. 4S-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

1t was reported in Mexico yester-
day that there had been a railroad
wreck at Rush Hill and that Jesse
Gllilland, of Laddnnia, had his back
broken. We investigated and learned
that there was no wreck at all. The
way freight while switching at Rush
Hill backed up suddenly and shook
up those in the caboose. Squire
GiliIland, Frank Shell, Miss Alexan-
der and Others were in the a but Ne
one was seriously hurt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

For RENT. = About Ga acres of
fresh land, ISL part of Audrain
county, being the east part Of the
L. L. Henderson farm. lately cultiva-
ted by Henry Detienne. Enquire Of
Walter j. Grow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Smoke Urban Weimer's cigars
wherever you see them. You will
not only get Full Value but there
by encourage Home Industry"
Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

!. Go to R. c. Paul's for hams, eggs,
breakfast bacon, shoulders, side ba-
con, dried beef, fresh sausage, picked
pork, corned beef, fresh butter, APP
pies, oranges, lemons, mince meat.
California salmon, mackerel, &c, &c.
46-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

l do not often dun my customers
IN the papers, but it will be a great
favor If you will call in and settle
your last years account by cash or
note. ] wish to close my old books.
46-tf. j. NJ. MESEFEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Democrats OF Mexico, Attention.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CRY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
MEXICo- Feb 81 reas 1

Sos ECU. "a, 1900.
At a meeting of the various members
OF the Democratic City Executive Com
mittee 1t was resolved
LIST, That the ward meetings be held
Tuesday, March Gath, 1885, at I $50 d. m.
I'd, That the places for meeting in the
various wards shall be as follows:
LIST ward, city council chamber.
I'd ward, McDonough's carpenter shop.
30 ward, circuit court room.
4th yard, county court room.
9TH ward, Pollock's mill.
9th ward, Central hotel office.
Sd, That the general nominating con-
yention be held at the circuit court G
Thursday, March 26. 1885, al 1850 D. m.
4th, That the ward meetings win
a Democratic candidate for
councilman, and each ward select four
delegates to send to the nominating con-
vention, and that each ward shall De en-
Titled to foul delegates in the nominating
convention.
9th, 1t was recommended that the ward
meetings send their delegates instructed
,n the various Offices to be nominated in
he city nominating convention.
GEO. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
b. f.. DoBYNs. Secy. tide
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
ASKS FOR S2O,OOO.
A Suit for Damages Against the Nation.
nj Druggist.

John W. Lanius brought a S2O.-
900 libel suit this morning against
the Druggist Publishing Company.
He alleges that ON January Is last
the National Druggist published a
card stating that a fellow named J.
w. Lannis" was soliciting subscrip-
tons for that journal without any
authority and pocketing the money.
This MIR. Lanius claims was libelous
and false and heproposes to make the
authors suffer.-St. Louis Post Dis
patch.
Dr.. Lanius used to live in Mexico
and he informs the LEDGER that he
will give the Druggist Publishing
Company all the chance they want
to prove their charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Not Hard Elmrs.

MOI Hard Ftlars.
We have heard some talk about
hard times. This must be a mistake.
If you had seen the people crawling
over each other to blow in their good
money for snide jewelry Monday you
would have thought times were very
easy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Go to Yerger's and get the cheap
est and best groceries Of every kind
ever brought to Mexico. 46-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Those meerschaum pipes are going
like hot cakes that you get by buying
one pound of smoking tobacco at
Urban Weimer's. 44-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

80 IN i "IIltl IlifU from the Third
Convention.
See Welmer's locals.
Rush Hill is booming.
A. Brown is hel to STAY.
Phillip will sell goods below cost.
Mrs. Julia A. Morris is about the
same.
Maj. Pindall has returned from the
South.
Mexico has 10 doctors and Z drug
stores.
A. Brown is daily receiving new
goods.
There is nearly $4,000 in the city
treasury.
j. NJ. Riley will not be a candidate
for marshal.
John Shelley has a fine lot of seed
corn On hand.
A little daughter of Kit Ellington
died last week.
l.. Phillip deies competition in
styles and prices.
Harry ". Bennett spent last Sun
day in Columbia.
See CIeveIand's inaugural address
on our first page.
7. W. Ramey has our thanks for
Arkansas papers.
Elder j. W. Hlgbee is much better
and is going South.
MIR. VIM. Sims is expected home
some time in April.
J. P. Sullinger had about So, 900
insurance Oh his life.
Mr.. L. Little, of this county, lost
little child last week.
A county school commissioner is
to be elected next fall.
Hardin Park is to be surveyed pre-
paratory to fencing it.
The building hoom has already
taken hold of Rush Hill.
- Mrs. Dixie Tyler and daughter re-
turn to St. Louis to-day.
A. Ii. Boyd, of Rush Hill, is put
ting in a stock of dry goods.
MIR. r. W. Tureman is home from
a business trip through Texas.
The meeting at the NJ. Z. Church.
South, is still very interesting.
Miss Carrie Lakeland is visiting
the Misses Clark of Rush Hill.
Several loads of stock were ship
ped from Rush Hill this week.
L. Phillip has a few more goods
left to sell at give away prices.
II. Schmidt and Bayliss Collins
dropped In on VandaHa Tuesday.
j. B. Miller has purchased the
Sparks property near Hardin College.
Joe Pitcher, one of Vandalia's
leading business men, was up Sunday.
c. NJ. Hands, on Liberty street,
has a good secondhand piano for
sale.
The report that the Triple Alliance
was ''winking OUT we learn is not
true.
Ex-Gov. c. Fl. Hardin is expected
home from the South the last of next
month.
. The Liberty Street NJ. f. Church
made about $50 at the last "jug
breaking"
DIR. Geo. ii. Dunbar will remain
With his preceptor, DR.. W. G. Pipino,
as an assistant.
Widow Fisher. in East Mexico,
bad her feather beds torn up by the
hogs last week.
Miss Belle Morris and Mrs. DIR.
Ready of St. Louis. are visiting rela-
lives in Mexico.
Ev. Z. Farris, a hustler from Full
ton and a clever young man, made us
~spleasant call Tuesday.
Lou Shootman is going to travel
With Coles circus this season. He
Will drive a six-hOrse team.
H. ID. Hunter has fled q $4,000
bond to erect the city hall according
70 specifications for $1,000.
Miss Florence Co,sworth, formerly
Ct Mexico, married Mr.. S B. Bassett
Of W~ellsvilie, on March 4th.
j. B. Clark has bought some valu-
iole lots IN Rush Hill and will erect
%sabstantial buildings on them.
SRev. john Wayman and Mrs. Van
-dader, of this city, are to be mar
he'd tonight.
The bill TO- submit to the people a
imposition to move the capitol to
oeaalia, as usual. was defeated.
q residence of III. Martin, i'm
vest Mexico, came heal burning up
Hon a defective fiue Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Giles Allison is home on a visit.
Mrs. r. Sappington is very sick.
Bob Hooton Is coming to the front.
Perry is to nave a fine graded
school.
Thomas Roden is visiting his father
this week.
We are informed that Vandalia is
to have another newspaper.
H. A. Silver is in Washington
ooking for an appointment.
The Barth syndicate is east laying
in their spring stock of goods.
Reudy & Feutz, of Rush Hill, are
getting ready for the spring hardware
trade.
L. G. Craig, of Moline, this oua
ty, died of a congestive chill last
week.
The Mexico Lodge of Knights and
Ladies of Honor will be organized
next Tuesday night.
Boonville, Mo-, will nominate
str'ight Democratic and o straight
Republican city tickets.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Terry gave
their daughter a pleasant 18th birth
day party Tuesday night
The ensmeled letters off of signs
are still disappearing every night.
Can't the thieves be caught?
Miss Lora Carter, a beautiful
apd vivacious young lady of Sturgeon,
ID in Mexico visiting relatives.
Ed Taylor, George Jordon and II.
schmidt, three Of Mexico's rustlers,
spent last Sunday in Moberly.
j. Med Trimble was in Kansas
City last week to attend to legal bus
mess before the new court of appealY
Hon. W. H. KEENAN, is having some
fine improvements made in the road
law. We will publish in full next
week.
The embroidery class met yester-
day at Mrs. j. NJ. Pollard's. 1t will
meet next Wednesday at Mrs. Bob
Whites.
See VIM. Wetter's adj. in this issue
of the LEDGER. He is local agent
for Dicks beer and has his head
quarters near the depot.
DIR. NJ. E. Crawford's little child
Tuesday while playing with matches
set its clothes on fire. The injury
was slight. .Che mother was also
burned in putting out the flames.
On the night of the 18th of March
there will be a grand St. Patrick's
ball at the Central Ringo hotel. Good
music and good order. Everybody
Ben Brown "a young coon) son of
Ed. Brown o in the penitentiary,
was caught by Marshal Murray in the
act of robhing DIR. Patterson's drug
store one day last week. Ben is now
n Jail and would go over the river if
he was old enough. 1t is only a mat
ter Of time till he joins his parent
whom he takes after.
A. b. Canterbury, manager of the
poor farm. made US q pleasant call
week. He has twenty people on
the farm-two women and eighteen
men. Two Of them are out of their
mind. Mr.. Canterbury is a good
manager and the farm 10 in a -four
condition.
J. d. Tucker this week sold his
corner brick, occupied by Weimer's
cigar store and Kemper's saloon, to
James Finn for $500. This is one
of the biggest cash sales ever made
ia Mexico and the property sold very
1t pays $1,000 o year rent
and is in good repair. Business men
cay it is worth SIC, 000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

For f~irst-class lumber call at Barnes
lumber yard, Anxvasse, Mo. a5-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Go to R. C. Paul's for the freshest
and cheapest groceries. 46-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

We are under obligations to WIN.
Wetter for a half dozen bottles OF
Dicks celebrated Beer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
MARKET REPORT
& MOORE,
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES.
Provisions, Flour. Feed. Salt, Glass and Queens
ware-all sold low Tor cash or exchange for
all kinds OF country produce. Come and see
us-NoRTHWEST CORNER SQUARE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

New corn planter and suiky nlow
to exchange for Gov or other stock.
1t VIZ. III. WOODWARD & SoS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

Lemp's Beer is sold all over the
world. 1t stands the test OF every
climate and every taste. 1t grows
more popular every day as does its
local agent, Mr.. II. Schmidt. 4129.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
Extra Good cattle for Sale.

l have for sale 80 head of extra
good ) and i year old cattle. all high
grade. Will he sold on easy terms.
l.. NJ. EMERSON. Vandalia. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

The Acorn stove at Smith 4 e.
bridges is a daisy. Ait
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
School Wanted.

A strictly first class male teacher
wants a school for the spring months.
First-class certificate. Apply at this
office. 48.It
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
For Rent.

A good farm Of 260 acres, $40
acres OF it under fence known as the
DeJarnatt farm, IL miles northeast Of
Mexico. Comfortable buildings.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Squire
I. A Bolts, near the farm or Judge
d. w. Sumner, Mexico, No. 1927
CHICKENS FOE SALE have for
sale two thoroughbred Brown Leg
horn chicken cocks. Enquire of Il.
a. Field, Rock Spring Dairy, Mex
leo, Mo. 46-3t.
have . fne farm containing $40
acres, known as the Hart farm. to rent
cheap. For particulars call on
46-tf. j. Al. AESgrEs. Mexico.
Lemp's Beer is sold all over the
world. 1t stands the test OF every
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12
The Receipts and Expenditures
Audrain County,.
ON ACCOUNT Or
County Revenue & Road Funds,
For the Year Ending Feb. 1, 1856.

RECEIPTS COUNTY REVENUE.
Oh settlement Feornary /, 1884 Gil 10
ron Ill sourcest to February l. 1885 $3.50 At
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

houston & Trmble, lumber. go
N NcneIS@ 81
" Il Basket medical attention prisoners. 2
Ds ode & Walker, medical attention prisoners. 200. l2
a ~ mSnoiee' uPpie 10
% Nv ;" ThemcA w.orks, supplies. 5
9 - ~ ~ iseo'S sue"H k'... -: 6
. . al q Co. meolchhes FOL prisoners is
y + he"enyn, medicines for prisoners. IL
@ NJ "a " .h, "sufanc -. 81
. w nIcktsy insurance. -. .... 81
n n pper q turner, supplies for prisoners. 10
u Blum & Co, supplies for prisoners 4
- %M nc. q huloh,. ..... 8
L " hhlppee, evergreens. 49,. 10
y . steele, medicines To- prisoners. -. 80. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-03-12

B. L. LOCKE, Clerk.