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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Caldwell, Smith & Chinn, of
Vandalia, get to the front this week
in the LEDGER with an ad. They
have a complete stock of hardware
and farming implements. They
handle the best made goods and sell
at rock bottom prices. 1t will pay
you to ride miles to -Vandalia to
trade with them.
Claude Ringo, formerly of this
city, has turned out to be q pugilist
of no mean retenslons, and is now
the champion of Arkansas. Ringo's
fighting weight is 165 lbs, and it is
said it takes a good man to stand be-
fore him. Claude will be remember
ed as a youth when his father, A. R.
Ringo, erected the Ringo House.
The base ball boys have organized
a nine and will begin to practice at
once. The following are the mem
bers: c. A. Buckner, S. ]. Buckner,
G. A. Cardwell, A: W. Cauthorn, A.
Frost, A. j. Winscott, S. I. Winscott.
John Williams, P. D. Digs, Willard
Carroll; e. A. Buckner manager, A.
j. Winscott captain. They would
like to hear from neighboring clubs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
THOMPSON POINTERS,

Correspondence OF the Ledger,
THOMPSON, Mo-, March 30.-McCoy
is bowling glad. It's a girl.
Farmers are through sowing oats.
Health is exceptionally good.
Born, to the wife of J. Y. Mclean.
a 10 Id. girl.
j. w. Guthrie teaches the spring
term at Thompson's seminary.
M. B. Mcdonald goes to st. Louis
tonight to lay in a spring stock of
merchandise.
Henry Tiger, M Of Thompson's
substantial business men, spent Sun
day in Moberly.
j. NJ. Boyle has a fashion of spend
ing his Sunday evenings in the Vi
cinity of Beaver Dam.
Willie Scruggs, who has been at
tending school at Prairie View the
past winter, returned to his home in
Cole county last week.
p. S. Morris and j. b. Pool are
confined to their rooms with rheuma-
tism and bad colds.
d. L. Buckles, of Mount Pulaski,
ILL.,, is visiting his brother, Chalmer
Buckles, of this vicinity, who has
been quite sick with heart troubles.
1t is rumored that T. j. Mccoy,
Thompson's blacksmith, has sold his
shop to Mr.. Eastern, of Illinois, and
will shortly return to Ohio.
Misses Dora Daniels and Eliza
Mcdonald. two intelligent and popu-
lar young ladies attending Hardin
College from this vicinity, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
Thompson ball boys will shortly
re-organizc for the season. Dead
beats" and "kickers'' will be Drop
ed from the club and their places
filed with straight ~gentlemanly boys.
The old Skullick school district
will be divlded-the sheep from the
goats, as it were-at the April school
election. The western portion of the
proposed division will contain such
supporters of school
as Brown, Sims, Ridgeway and Har-
risoD, for whom no term is too long,
or salary too high, if paid to a pro-
eressive teacher.
We recently paid Centralia a bust
visit and found the thriving
Prairie Queen" full of vim. vIvacity
and business, The public school,
Prof. l.. j. Halls firm dis
has made a most excellent
record the past winter. A talk with
her leading citizens showed business
to he exceptionally good.
The accuracy with which the edi-
tor of the G. r.. w. strikes bedrock
facts is proverbiaI, yet he certainly
shot without a rest when he reported
divorce cases brewing about
Thompson" Now, the truth is that
is peace, quiet, and harmony ia
and around Thompson. There are no
jars, no di-cords, no dissensions here.
The edition was simply mistaken in
latitude and longitude. He
should have located his pandemonium
of household dissensions near New
Hope church, or Possum Walk.
JERMIAH SwADDLEToS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Iue DisCusSl0H.
To the Editor OF the Ledger.
FULTON, Mo-, March 30.-I see in
the LEDGER of March Is a note from
M. Y. Duncan informing you that
Mr.. D. L. Kincaid had been brought
forward as my opponent in the pro-
posed debate. MI. Kincaid is a
stranger to me and 1 have waited to
hear something of his antecedents
and endorsements. Is he reputable
gentleman" Does he represent the
church of which he is a member?
Where is his residence and who are
his endorsers?
What does Mr.. Duncan mean by
sat or neor Mexico?' A good house
in a thriving village not far from
Mexico has been offered me in case
we have to hold the discussion near
Mexico, instead of at Mexico.
I must know something of Mr..
Kincaid's antecedents and have some
evidence that he is a reputable gen.
tleman before accepting him as an
opponent. T. GALLAHER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Prof. j. S. Eckford, of Brunswick,
Georgia, is in Mexico and will open a
dancing school for juveniles and
adults. Prof. Eckford comes well
recommended as a gentleman and an
artist by the best men of his state.
He will be glad to e any one inter-
ested at the Central Ringo. He will
open his class for juveniles Saturday
afternoon at the basement of opera
house and for adults at the same
place Monday night. All now have a
chance to become proficient in this
popular and graceful art.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
Sehnai Election.

Notice Is hereby given that there
will he an election held at east win
dow OF Sheriff's office, in court
house at Mexico, Mo-, on April .,
1886, for the purpose Ct elecsing two
directors for Mexico school district.
serve three years. At the same
time and place . proposition win be
submitted 10 the tax paying citizens
If the district TO levy an additional
tar Of 20 cents on the 800 valuation
for school purposes Judges Of
ejtctioa, j. II. Hayden. Jpo. Gregg
and j. w. Bryarly.
BIZ order Of she Board.
r. w. HAEprse, Sec'y,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
BEAVER DAM ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
BEAVER DAN, March 30.--Cattle
trade looming up slow by jerks.
Hay is getting as scarce as hens
teeth.
We hope the germ Of wintry biz
yards are for a while killed.
Farmers are beginning to pick
their seed corn, and from the present
outlook no cultivating ground will
lay idle Bea the Dam this season.
We noticed two wagons pass last
week going south loaded with plum
der, a party Of seven nen heine
along; suppose they were ou' look
ing up a new county. They had the
appearance Ms though buck wheat
cakes and maple syrup wouldu't be
hard for them TO take.
Next Sunday is the .lay a~pp1lnied
to reorgan'ze the Sabbath school a,
Beaver Dam church.
George Pain, Of Beaver Dam, has
left for back waters Of Auxvasse.
Our school began Monday the
goth OF March.
1t is an old saying that circnm
stances alter cases. One Of oui
Doctors says that II he could get
few it would alter his cireusa
stances.
One OF d young men says tbs
reason be hiss quit going down south
east Is because the old head has 90,
a new boot-jack as long as a fenc.
rail.
Last sabbath vas rather O dreary
das We did not notice any of oul
young men out riding with their hes
girl, nor older opes With their fam.
lilies. But Beaver Dam can boast u
having more roses and daisies and
the like than any other DsmLln An
drain county PuE1A-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

VIM. Wetter is thinking of going to
st. Louis to reside. He has a good
position offered him there. Wetter
is a good business man, a clever gen.
tleman and the LEDGER wishes him
success.
Fl. Easter believes in advertising
Yesterday he made a shipment of
goods to Abilene, Texas, to a man
who saw his adj. in the LEDGER and
bought from Easter because his
prices were SO low.
The colored man working for
Dobyns & Gibbs went to T. T. Tor
reyson's to get a license to marry.
He did not know his girls name
said he called her ''honey," just as
Ben and Rem did their girls.
j. G. Huff, of Toronto, Canada,
formerly of Mexico, writes the editor
of the LEDGER favoring a coal com.
pany and says he will take shares.
If home men would show such 8
spirit we could organize in a day.
Gel. A.. G. Gass, of the ghost dis
trict, has some of the finest Ber
Davis apples we ever ate. If soms
one will chain up the ghost we vii
break into his apple cellar some nigh
and in the morning invite all the boy
up to sample the fruit.
DIR. S. M. Dodson is a candidat,
for county clerk. He is well known
to every Democrat in the county a
a high-toned gentleman and a straigh
business man. He is capable. and i
elected will make a most excellen
official.
Geo. Eddy, of Alton, Illinois
was in Mexico last week and callet
on the LEDGER. He is a practica
machinist and plumber and wants t,
come to Mexico and establish
foundry. He has the reputation o
being an A No. 1 workman.
Judge Brace, of Paris, will max
the address during the Odd Fellows
convention. Judge Brace is one o
, the finest orators in the state. ii
will not only cay many things wort
hearing but his thoughts will b
clothed in language that will nc
only beautify but point them.
Daniel & Blackburn of Vandalls
make their bow to our readers thi
week. This firm is one Of the larges
t in the county and csrries . full an
complete line of goods in their var
E Gus departments. They will not b
undersold. It viii pay you to rea
their ed. and call on them before 20
: buy.
/ Cash Blackburn, Geo. Daniel, 4
I. Davis, e. o. Davis, R. 81. Johl
son, and r. D. Chinn, Select Knigh'
LOT 4 o. q. W., Vandalia. met vii
the Mexico Legion Friday nigh
Vandalia has a good Legion WIKI
will grow and flourish like everythir
else thai has It's birth in that ente
iprising town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
Select Knights.

Select Knights A. o. U. W., j. G.
Trimble, j. F. Williams, b. F.
Dobyns and r. M. White, went to
Vandalia Monday and met with the
Legion there. A pleasant time was
enjoyed and the way the Mexico boys
knocked cut the oysters at the BAN
quet would make q starving man
Jealous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

I. ". Lee is happy-a boy.
!. W. Carter, of st. Louis, smiles
. son.
Charley Brown is in st. Louis SELL
soap.
d.. Allison and family n home
pm St. Louis.
u. B. Wells has moved back to
rber to reside.
Jos. J. Lupton has u thanks for
me fine apples.
The fire company drills tomorrow
pm q false alarm.
clarence Buell. now lives ct Hot
pings, Arkansas.
! County Board of Equalization
Asts next Monday.
sridgford, the grocer, has moved
% Halls old stand.
The State Presbytery meets at
atom City April 18th.
II. s. Houston made a pleasant
to Marshall last week.
:. Blum is now wide open, and his
% is a bower OF beauty.
q. B. Clark, of Rush Hill, made
10 pleasant call this week.
Work has begun on Woodward &
rs new real estate office.
Dr. s. NJ. Dodson is spoken of as
indicate for county clerk.
Ne hear some talk about a primary
etion instead of conventions.
"a 81. Mitchell, secretary board of
lie, has our thanks for favors.
4. L. Moore has our thanks for
be of his excellent cream Soda
The Comedian Society Of Hardin
fasge meets tomorrow, April I'd.
u. and Mrs. Frank Shell, Of Lad
~, are visiting friends in Mexico.
The fronts of the business houses
As Ringo House have been paint.
san Edwards is going to Cherokee.
-, to live. Sam is q good GALES
9eo. Kabrich hes sold ont to Sha
Stanton. They r live mel
81 viii do . fine business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Do not fail to look through our
dress goods department on Saturday
We shall offer some immense bar.
gains. Our trade on dress goods
Wednesday was much larger than we
anticipated. All wool cashmeres, in
all %colors, goods worth IS cents, will
be sold for As cents per yard. The
above a only give a faint idea OF
the many bargains we are now show,
ing in every department. Careful
buyers who compare our goods and
prices will save money. Call Satur.
day and be convinced.
NJ. E. Boris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Major Edwards, of The st. Joe
Gazette, speaking of local war reminis-
cences compiled for the Holden En-
terprise, says:
Especially are these "reminiscences
valuable in a local sense. One OF
these days somebody will write the
war history of Missouri. and when
this is done, nothing could be of more
service to the writer than just such
personal re~collections as are now be.
ing published by the Enterprise.
It is to be hoped that they will be
preserved in either book or pamphlet
for
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

The above is a correct cut of the
city hall and board of trade building.
1t is one of the most commodious
and convenient public buildings Of
the kind in the state. We have pur-
chased two cuts of the building like
the above (which belongs to the Mex
leo Board of Trade) and are ready to
execute letter heads and envelopes
with this impression upon them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

If Miss - is better this week.
If j. w. P. has change for a $40.
If quiet work in election does not
win.
If the coal company has fallen
through.
If Mexico can have manufactures
without coal.
If the Vandalia and Laddonia ads
do not loom up.
Why you are not preparing some
thing for the fair.
If the war "reminiscences will not
prove interesting.
II there should net be a wedding
in Mexico shortly.
If a especial dispatch a come
by a freight train.
If some people think of anything
but their stomach.
If every Democrat in Mexico won't
vote the straight ticket.
If our farmers are not all getting
their congressional seed.
If "Bon Tom will visit the sea-
side resorts this summer.
If the county candidates do not
want an early convention.
If Mexico's business men are not
booming. Read their ads.
If Jim McDearmon knows a coun-
terfeit dollar when he sees one.
If we won't have cholera in Mexico
this season if the alleys r not clean
ed.
If every citizen should not take an
interest in the Odd Fellows conven-
tien.
Who can make more smoke than
P. ". Harding in taking down a
stove.
What couple it was that left part
of their clothing in somebody's wood
house.
Why Mexico can not have good
base ball and lawn tennis clubs this
season.
If this it not the season of the year
for ':voters" and tax payers to
flourish.
If Fulton is not having one Of the
most interesting religious meetings
on earth.
If peachblow vases are worth S1s,-
900 why peachblow potatoes should
not sell we'll.
Why you don't stop borrowing the
LEDGER and subscribe? Only $1.00
till Jan. 1887.
If Mexico's wealthiest men would
take $40 stock to see Mexico
have plenty of good coal.
Why some ladies do not shorten
their dresses at the bottom and
lengthen them at the top when they
attend full dress parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an
election viii be beta AZ the banking
housc Of the Mexico SeGthcrn Bank
on Monday. April 9Th, 1856. betepes
the hoars Of 10 a. ia anil 2 u'slock
p. la foF Eve dire tors 10 81 We for
one year. H. A. RICKErIs,
5n-fd. Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
Loco Tons Of Flax Straw Wanted.

Farmers, bring your Flax Straw to
Montgomery City We want all you
have and will pay cash for it. IT ron
want to raise . good crop Of wheat
SOW fax seed this spring and follow
With wheat in the fall. We viii buy
sill the straw you raise, also the fax
seed. MONTGOMERY CIrY
I-2t Tow Nut Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Z. G. Kennen, of Laddonia, will
net be a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney. He is a bright young at.
torney with a brilliant prospect and
has a host of warm friends all over
the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
NOTES.

Il
1t was loaded.
1t was in the air.
Everything was harmonious.
Everybody was for Emmons.
Surber ran like q scared dog.
Very few illegal votes were polied.
Emmons and Pratt alone 60 back.
The primaries were well attended.
The new council goes in April IL.
Robinson was second choice in I'd.
The canvass was quiet but earnest.
McIntire got there, Eli, with both
feet.
There is no tie for record'r this
time.
s.Uncle Frank" was too swift for
Edgar.
The defeated candidates all act
like philosophers.
Riley carried 1st and 3rd and Sec
ond choice In 9th.
There are heavy and light weights
in the new council.
Some of the boys only thought
they were running.
Ragsdale Of the Sixth got there.
"Try, try again. wins.
We hear there will be a Republi.
can ticket in the field.
Bob Muir is a prominent candidate
for street commissioner.
Tomlinson got more votes thar
any one who had opposition.
The race for councilman in severa
of the wards WAS very close.
Candidates for a~ppointive offices
are interviewing the counc,lmen.
The LEDGER had complete return:
on its bulletin board at 10 O'Clock.
B~untou, in the Fifth, proved /:
rustIer and must keep up his gait.
Tomlinson carried End, Bird, 5u
and 9Th wards. Frost LIST and 4th.
Surber carried I'd, 4th, 9th ana
9th and was second choice in LIST ane
3rd.
Winscott, of the Third, did mol
make much fuss about it but came Ii
flying.
Gordon carried 4th and sth AM
got second choice instructions in 2n'
and 3rd.
McIntire carried LIST. End, 3rd an
9th. and got second choice instrue
tons in 9th.
Bunton and Jones should 60 +
work and make the Democratic victe
~ complete.
Pratt, of the Fourth. i an old-tims
when it comes 70 election. He 10
four time winner.
Duncan, Of the First, started
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
Joe & Vic Barth

Col. Coons, of Vandalia, was in
Mexico and made US a pleasant call
last week.
W. D. Sumner has gone to Deans,
Texas, to be gone about three months
on business.
Mrs. B. Lisenberry died at her
residence east of Mexico last week of
consumption.
Congressman Hutton is going to
erect a fine residence on his block in
the first ward.
"Blitz" and ELI Punch" will ap-
pear next week. They arrived too
late for this week.
Jim Stephens, a prominent lawyer
of Centralia, was in Mexico this week
on legal business.
Cash Blackburn, of Vandalia, has a
frst-class news stand il connection
with his drug store.
Dicks Brewery has moved its
headquarters to Laddonia. MIR.
Landrum is its agent.
Jim johnson has charge of some
fine stations and jacks at Perry. Jim
says they IRE handles.
The LEDGER last week omitted the
names of three gentlemen who were
spoken of as counciImen.
Mrs. David Steele entertained a
few of her friends in her usual
hospitable manner last week.
Miss Melia Rodgers and Miss Mary
Martin, of Martinsburg, have been
visiting Miss Eldora Wigginton.
J. B. Clark, of Laddonia, is doing
an immense business in farming im-
plements. He believes in advertis.
ing.
VIM. Wheatley was seriously in
jured in his only good eye by a spin
ter flying into it at the saw mill last
week.
Mrs. Frank Tucker entertained
few Of her young lady friends ont
eve last week in a most agreeable
manner.
See Wilder & Sons ad., Of Lad
donna. They have a fine lot of wa.
paper in addition to their other line
of goods.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, state presi
, dent Of the w. G. 7. u, will deliver a
address at the Christian church Sun
!. day night.
The Vandalia stock sales are
I success. Cash Blackburn keeps
register of stock at his drug store
A good idea.
!, L. P. Crigler is studying law wit
Hon. W. Fl. Kennan. Crigler is
] bright young man and will make
fine attorney.
} J. B. Flint has moved into his ne'
residence in South Mexico. It
one of the neatsst in Mexico. Fl
built it himself.
The article by &c. Whiz" is to
/ prolix for the LEDGER. 1t woul
. make q fine continued story for th
Saturday Night.
i We presume Dir. B. Bradley W
be appointed sexton of the cemeter
without opposition. He has bee
), faithful and accommodating.
s. E. Kendall has purchased a fin
Clydesdale stallion and will stand hi
the coming season at his farm 8 l.
miles northwest Of Rush Hill.
al G. l. Stewart. Of Rush Hill, was
q Mexico this week. Stewart is in Z
real estate and insurance husine'
and reports the town booming.
ii G. g. White, OF vandalia, is 3 Cal
didate for Presenting Attorney
b Audrain. sChap'' Is . talents
l. young attorney with experience;
b has served vandalsa as City Attorn,
g with signal ability and
r elected he will make Audrain 3 cle'
lend stiicient official
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
The $40 ard sas sniIings

Now be ng made ap hy Murray,
are The best bargains ever Offered ia
The city. Take n look at them. 50.2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
Az some of our friends could not be

AS some of our friends could not be
on hand Wednesday at III special
sale, owing to the %inclemency of the
weather, we have decided to give the
people of Mexico a chance to secure
bargains, so next Saturday we shall
have on sale the same goods for the
same money, as on Wednesday.
M f. ROTTS-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

M. L. Raftery, of Laddonia, will
be a candidate fur reelection as
judge.
Leslie Hartley has bought Charley
Knoderer's Boot & Shoe shop and
will continue the business. "Les."
is q clever fellow and a fine workman.
Miss Ida Spencer, of Laddonia,
makes dressmaking speciality.
Charts for sale and lessons given on
the same. New Millinery lst of
April.
John Atkins says that Union won
the celebrated debate. He was pres
ident and knows and says any one
who disputes his word can be accom-
modated.
w. T. Holt, of Hatton, made Us
a pleasant call Tuesday. Holt says
Hatton is booming and everybody
out there says the G. X. w. is the best
paper on earth.
The Odd Fellows of this district
will have their reunion in Mexic.'
April 26th. A big crowd will be
present and Mexico will have .
chance to display her usual hospital.
ity.
John Bleum, a German, dropped
dead last Friday while blowing about
twelve miles northeast of Mexico.
He was subject to heart disease and
it is supposed this is what caused his
death.
Dave st. Gin, the finest tonsorial
artist in the west, Ii now with Dunn
4. Woodroof, the old reliable BARRIERS,
Dave would like to have all his friend:
call and see him Dave is a "slick''
barber and the boys all know it.
Season Of 1856,
Clark l. Potts viii be at the Fail
Ground the present seaso with theil
stable of Stations and Jacks. Fol
full particulars see next weeks issue
Belva Leckweod.
The above lady will lecture u
Mexico April 10 under the auspice'
of . couple of Mexico's young mel
who are playing for even-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Mexico has a couple af dudes who
give people a pain when they prom
enade around the square and Ioli
around the front door of the churches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Mrs. Dejarnatt. the mliliner. is re
ceivng a full line of the latest styles
OF spring goods. Don't buy till yots
inspect her stock. 50s3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01
HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY.
Nearly a Clean Sweep Of the
Old City Officials.
MAYOR EMMONS AND COUNCILMAN
PRATT ALONE RE.NOMINATED.
Mclntire, TOmlinsOn and Surber Nom.
mated with a Boom, and all will
be Elected by Overwhelming
MajOrities.
Duncan .Jonea- Vtnscotf prasf Ru,so,
Duncan, Jones, Winscott, Pratt, Bunton
and Ragsdale the New Aldermen.

The Democratic ward meetings
Tuesday night passed off quietly
and tremendously. In several of the
wards the contests were close but
the defeated candidates accepted the
result with a becoming spirit. The
result by wards vas as follows:
First Ward.-Councilman, NJ. Y.
Duncan. y
Delegates.-E. d. Graham, B. F.
Dobyns, j. F. Llewellyn and George
Gill. Instructed for Emmons,
Frost, McIntire and Riley.
Second Ward.-C Councilman. w.
f. Jones.
Delegates. M. Menefee, David
Hubble, j. H. Buckley and R. D.
Alexander. Instructed for Emmons,
Tomlinson, McIntire and Surber.
Third Ward.-Councilman, J. j.
Winscott.
Delegates. - Sinclair, Bassford,
Armstrong and Harrison. Instructed
for Emmons, Tomllnson, McIntire
and Riley.
Fourth Ward.-Councilman, j. w.
Pratt.
Delegates.-C. NJ. Lakeland, Joel
Guthrie, c. F. Clark and James Gar
rett
Instructed for Emmons, Frost.
Surber and Gordon.
Fifth Ward.-jouncilman, James
Bunton.
Delegates.-Rufus Hisey, Robert
Hooton, w. G. Gamble and J. I.
Bunton,
Instructed for Emmons, Tomlin.
son, Surber and McIntire.
Sixth Ward. - Councilman, C..
Ragsdale.
Delegates.-Russell, Morris, Bush
Woodward. Instructed for Emmons,
Gordon, Surber and Tomlinson.
The convention last night had
nothing to do but meet and cast
their votes as instructed and to elec:
a new committee, which is as follows :
First Ward.-Geo. Robertson. Henri,
Woodward.
Second Ward.-T. T. Torreyson anC
ID. Hubble.
Third Ward.-J. G. Bassford and r
N. Armstrong.
Fourth Ward.~Geo. Laforce and W
w. Harper.
Fifth Ward.-Rufus Hisey and jacob
Rulof.
Sixth Ward.-W. A. Morris and D. d
Woodward.
DR.. Russell was chairman and D. 7
Gentry secretary. Speeches were in
dulged in by the nominees, after which
the convention adjourned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

Spring Suitings made up in elegant
sty.e. at reasonable prices st Alur-
rays. 5o-2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-01

A complete line Of new embroider-
les from 10 cents to 81 per yard.
These goods will be on display Sat
urday, April Sd. NJ. E. Boris.