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sEATTlE R0D AND Gun CluB

~ RESPONSE TO THE INVITA-
y ton extehdaa b. the Olympia kod ana
Gan Ciuh. those members 81 thts Ciuh
desiring e 10 80 viii 20 % Nia1eAily %
The aleAmer GAlena. on SATURDAY ewes.
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All mem hers desiring TO pAzteipate viii
please nolify the secretary at once.
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PEOPLES HNnRPENDGNT
TaCRHT
For Prosecuting Attorney.
...-assssss
For Councilman.
ss.sss......
For joint Councilman.
JOHN P. MCGLISN.
For Representatives
ID. b. WARD. n. N, HOLMES and
r. A. HANSON.
For Sheriff.
s. @. eIMPsON.
For Treasurer,
PRANK A. PoSTTUs.
For Auditor.
BERTHA ID. PIPKR.
For Probate Judge.
WIN. ID. WeoD.
For Assessor,
julius HORTON,
Fer Superintendent Of Schools,
ISAAC p. RICH.
For Surveyor,
AIBRO GARDNER.
For Coroner,
DIR WHITFOhD.
For Wreekmaator,
AZ. v. MILLS.
For County Commissioner.
ALFRED SNYDER w. W. PERRlGo.
For Justices OF the Peace.
GEo. A. HILL and J. + BAKER.
For Censtahlea,
II. q. THORNTON and @. b. DRloas.
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CASH ADVANCES.

Il TRKRkI. CASH ADVANCES MADR
IL ap0h uas16ease recelpaa fex hers
s.ared tsshez Is faroasa, Plfai3Hn. Kfst
~ sftts. ~ MEEkefk &g4l
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HALEY & WRIGHT,
7I6 Front street,
LEADING CASH GROCERS,
AS USUAL
INDEPENDENT,

A T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION
cided TO announce myself as an indie.
pendent candidate for the oflics OF Coun.
y o SI5sSsVs' AIRRocARnNwp
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

s. q. Simpaan. NJ. M. Holmes. L. y.
Compton. and uthera. win address the
people on tke issuesof the day, a. follows,
Kent, Friday, Got. 81 81 ,. M.
slaughter. Friday, oct. g. 81 10 .. N.
Oseeola SATURDAY. Oct g ~ 2 .. M.
Newcastle, Monday. ocE 2a ~ 7 - ,. m
Hack Diamond. Tuesday, Oct. ~ 20 pm
ny order Of The COMMITTEES.
uraa "a 4. MANNING Chairman
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WILL BE HELD AT fHK FOLLOW.
~ ms places where ahie speakers WIN
address the citizens apon the iuportanf
issues 81 this campaiEn
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KING COUNTY PROHHBETH0E
PARTY TICKET
Fer CouncilmAn,
r.. j. HCMKs.
Jnint Councilman,
y. p MCaE1NN.
Representatives,
d. b. WARD, n. n. HOLMES. r. b Din
WORTH.
Prosecuting Attorney
J. i. RONALD.
Sheriff
.ssss .....s
Auditor.
BERTHA u. RfPEn.
Treasurer,
sss.sss.sss~
Assessor
-s..-.s.s.e.
Superintendent Of Schools.
%. IS. JONEs.
Probate Judge,
W ID. W0oD.
County Commissioners.
ALEREp SNYDER. q. w. VILLA
GEORGE WOOD.
Surveyor,
n. II. WmTWOBTH.
CoronaE,
DIR. l. r. DAWSON.
Justices Of the Peace,
8. b. VRooNAE, j. +. BAKER
Constahles.
Il. q. THoRNroS. g. b. DRI00s.
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A3Efa44T13l
Enr Tse1eesfs = f'nnara
CH4E. ~. URfrIaW.
Ncx EElEa1 - General
6moEsE q. HILE~
E1R Affa1a1l fsznarat
Hrlas q. OTnNTEE.
FOR CuArlae1na 1ueKa
y. @ L1FEtx<
Ecr Co11Es lz1nrT ( ic1eA
VI. O. A11aWoH1M
Dsasrfe4s
Fer PfuaecgfinE Attorney.
WAExEn W. &Kwx1N.
W1r }cant c|ruuci lrnan.
JaHN y. McGIrxH.
County
For ConncEEnfz
IfI11zea J. k4rM1a
koE Rep A1E1ls4Il4e4s
G. ~ FAN D0HEx.
A. Il ECTHEEFoED.
y. a. HANSEN.
For HhaF
JOSH y. McGRAw.
N1f Audit1r
81 &. HAnEa
kuf Treasurer.
- ". WAxD-
Tor Probate Judge.
ftG1. y. WoOD.
Fer CoUEissnoTas
O. W. LAWRUN,
w. ". PERR1go,
GDoRsE WouD.
Fer Aa11DE
9EHEUH H08IuN.
For School superintendent.
Q. 3. JoEk8
For Surveyor,
II WHTTFoRTn.
For Coroner.
Il. n. DAWE1E.
Fur WrecElnaaeeR.
H. v. Mia
BeafG1e Rreesme2s
For Justices o. tie Poace.
q b VHeoNAN,
G l. y. kEELoGG.
For ConaGahea.
II. q THoExEON,
4. VAN DoREN. oc6aW
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Candidate far Command.

A AZ. puyCKNEY WISHES TO Az
~ nounca 70 ne voters 81 seattle thaf
he 4 an independent candidate for Coz.
stAeie b seattle preclaei, and respect.
fuiiy aoltcits the saltsaEca q the voters
81 this place. A. a. pfNCkNKY.
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OCT. n A PAIR OF GOLD sPEC-
~ tselsA fAe Aa4er VIII - 9sslativ
- = az..e4 e. cartcE them a fkis 60
toE Al<2. LOUISA DANNY. los
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.ID0O0OO FkET oF STAND
AsNft0sO1Q kng siUh1r ha9
mile from salt WalcF. a. Weat pass /. casT
s {. &. sTs w y. - . se.saA Adersss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

LaHHdry tooman AZ hotel, &25; 2 farm
haids, seiHtsr JOB, SO month Aiiker
800 2 Choppers. 81 500 cord; RlaR leflA
laaaily, tsinisr's job; 10 men fer Casend,
4. r. leork, g. u aag, board s.; Hail-
~ SO, LaAsdryman $50.
FOR shy Kind ef sOork pat your RaNs
on mlg bo0ts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
NORTH SALT RIVER.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
North SALT RIVER, April S, 1SS6.-Oat
sowing came to a sudden stop on last
Saturday and sleds were brought into
requisition.
jeff Ellis is at Eureka Springs.
Uncle Frank Williams is making ar
engagements to move to Sullivan county.
Dave Williams and Festus Cauthorn
bach on a part of the Jas. Robinson
farm.
Geo. Duncan will move his saw mill
from DR.. Ed. Duncan's to near Long
Branch church.
Frank Harlow had his hand badly
hurt IN rolling saw logs.
Mumps are raging in the sonth part
of Monroe county.
Regular services at Mt. Zion church
every fourth Sunday at IL o'clock aud
Saturday proceeding.
School began the 9Th inst. at the
Eaiis school house with Mss Mamie
Carter as teacher.
We are glad to see that j. Y. Mclean
has consented to let his name come be-
fore the Democracy of this county We
know BIN from youth aud can saw
fearless of contradiction that he ia hon
est, fearless, conscientious aud capable
to fill the office to which be aspires.
DESSis PoRTEs,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
RUSH HILL RACKET,
Correspondence OF the Ledger.

correspondence OF the Ledger.
RUSH Hill, April 9Th, lSS6.--At the
annual school election Tuesday MIR.
Glenn Doolin was elected director for
the three years term, and Mr.. w. Ii.
Baker for two years to fill the unex-
PRED term of Mr.. w. NJ. Myers. A six
months school was voted.
Mrs. Llseuberry, who has been con-
lined to her bed a long while with con-
sumption, died here Friday the Goth
uli. The funeral and that of her hus-
band, who died Sept. %, 'S5, was
preached at Littleby Church Saturday
following by Rev. Moreman. The de-
ceased leaves four small children de-
pendent upon their relatives.
Rev. Mr. Anthony, the Christian min
lister who, it will be remembered, left
here about a year ago and a short time
before he left quit his church and es-
p0used the cause of sanctification, was
back last week and preached Wednes-
day and Thurday evenings, and asked
to be relnstated into the fellowship
of the Christian Church.
Prof. Neerksmp will open a select
school at the public school house next
Monday, the 18th.
If the editor of the Laddonia Herald
only had a mother-in-law to dodge be-
hind we would not dare To criticise that
journal, and should he avail himself of
The opportunity of hiding behind a
prospective mother-in-law we would
have to desist.
The coal shaft is about one hundred
and forty feet deep, making the depth
through solid rock about eighty feet.
The prospect is no better than it was a
month ago.
The Laddonia rink ia dead and not
a friend on earth to pay the last tribute
of respect OF drop a sympathizing tear
for the departed. Where are the seven
ty professed friends who bat a short
time ago sem up their names to the g.
r w. as vouchers for its good moral
CHI aracter.
DR.. Vance has refitted and refur.
nished his house throughout and
opened a hotel sufficient for the pres
emit to accommodate the travelling pub
lie. Those who may wish to stop over
in our town may rest assured they will
be we'll cared for.
Strikes are common. There was one
here last week. Ajury of six had been
impanneled to try a case in Squire
Doolin's court; they heard the evidence
| and hat no trouble arriving at a Yer.
diet, and when they flied into cour,
each demanded a half dollar before Civ
ing in their verdict. The court ex'
| planned the law governing such cases
but to no effect. Their reply was they
did not care what the law was, they had
adopted the cash system and could moi
vary from it. After the lapse Of about
eight hours the court provided the
three dollars and received the verdict
MIzPkH.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
HATTON HAPPENINGS.
Correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
HATToS, Mo-, April 6.-Miss Fannie
Joe Swinney is the guest this week Of her
sister, Mrs. Cy. McCracken, at Fulton.
Miss Mary Imam is home from a visit
in Fulton, as is also Miss Maggie Vivion.
The latter while there was the guest Of
Mrs. Pedrick.
Mr.. Z. Creed spent last Sabbath at
Mexico with his kiHSuan, Logan Mundy.
Miss Belle Leeper is quite sick of
pneumonia.
Several persons from this section will
attend Sells Bros. circus at Fulton on
the goth inst.
Mr.. s. McClinttc is on the mend.
Fishing excursions have subsidized; too
cold. Wen have to wait for the sfowers
that bloom in the spring." &C.
There will be no school at the Black
| School House this summer.
There is talk of organizing a Sabbath
| School at s'The Grove" next Sunday.
| Let all attend.
Several of u gents are making ar
rangements to s'bach' this summer.
We heard a certain little blonde say
the other day that C. H. was ssjust too
cute for anything" And she meant it, too.
Madam Rumor-that prehistoric old
dame-reports a couple of weddings In
he near future.
Judge Hugh Tincher bought a lot OF
cattle down at the river bottoms this
week at low figures.
Marshall Patterson is buying calves to
put on his grass this summer.
A number of persons in his vicinity
are thinking of visiting California during
the summer months.
What the people of Hatton would like
to know
If the widow didn't receive an April
fooI2
If our "grocery man" hasn't made a
new mash?
If E. H. T. succeeded in getting his
overcoat on
If "Bon Ton" didn't come very neal
waking up the wrong passenger?
If q certain young lady sat up It'll II
the other night entertaining her sweet
heart?
If a brunette and blonde weren't over
heard making love the other evening a,
a neighbours? VIVA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
MAPLE GROVE ITEMS.

Correspondent OF the Ledger.
MAPLE GROVE, April 9th, IssG.-Miss
wilmuth Brown, who went to California
last fall, will return shortly.
G O. Hensley has returned to his home
In jackson county. Gilbert made many
friends during his short stay with us.
j. n. Cross began a three months term
of school at Maple Grove to-day.
Rev. VIM. Jesse preached 10 a good
audience at Maple Grove yesterday.
Young Plata, who was so seriously
hurt by falling on the tines Of a hay fork,
is rapidly recovering. Also, Mr.. Kam-
brink Is able to be about.
Chssey Lewis shipped two car loads
OF cattle TO Chicago last week.
Miss Cora Fox and brothers, of Rush
Hill, have been visiting In this neighbour
hood.
Otis Morris Is quite sick.
On account Of the inclemency of the
weather, our spelling bee last Friday
night, was not very largely attended, but
the exercises were among the best Of the
season. Miss Annie Brown was the
champion spelier of the evening Us.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
ITEMS FROM WORCESTER.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WORCESTER, April 5, 1SS6.-After four
days hard travel through cold and
now over the worst roads in America
with the mud and ice frozen on the
hubs and between the spokes of the
wheels until they appeared nearly a
solid mass, We pulled up at the hos
pltable mansion of Mr.. Freels, about
four miles southeast of Laddonia. l
was a stranger, cold and weary, and he
took us in. We found him and his
worthy companion a most kind and
ments of their house bespoke neatness
and hospitality. Seated in their coy
sitting room, a rousing fire cracking in
the stove and a plate of luscious gent
tings before us, We soon forgot the hard
ships of the way. On asking for the
late news mine host again exhibited
his good taste by handing me a copy of
the LEDGER. 1t does seem hat the q.
K. w. is becoming ubiquitous.
B~eauregard Underwood has about
completed his new house and outbuild-
lngs on his fine prairie farm, known as
the old race track. Two of the Kemp
Bros. will occupy the house, and the
golden corn will soon wave DER the
turf where Bunch" scored many a
nard-earned victory.
The Rock Hill Christian Church OF
this place is without a pastor, and any
preaching brother will be cordially
welcomed until our pulpit can be reg
ularly supplied.
Many farmers will wait to attend the
contemplated discussion, and it is sug-
gested that the champions rein in their
blolico-pugllistic propensities until
after crop time.
Mr.. E. Hughes is feeding about las
head of cattle.
Ed. Carnes, we understand, has
started his huckster wagon. Success,
Ed.
j.. IL: Common, the rat catcher, is con.
valescing slowly. BLITz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Choice clover, timothy,
blue grass and other field
seeds, at
81 MOORES.
y WALK TENS.

Correspondence o. the Ledge,
PossrM WALK, April 5, ls~S6.-.ossum
Walk booming.
Farmers done sowing oats and many
are piowing for corn.
Robt. James, who has been confined
to his bed since December last with
rheumatism, We are glad 10 state is
.consaiescent With fair prospects OF re-
coyery-
Mr.. John Woods, an old and muca;
respected citizen. left home under mys-
FERROUS circumstances on Saturday last.
Not returning at noon the family mott
fed the neighbors, and after aconsider.
able search he wss found sitting on q
log.
A strong pressure lie being brought TO
bear on Hon. A. B. TIDsiey to become
a candidate for The Legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Yandalia Solid Democratic.

The following telegram shows that
|the Democratic ticket of VandaIia
was elected without a skip. The
Democrats in that part of the county
never scratch
Special dispatch to the Ledger.
VASDALIA, No, April 6, 1856
Election passed off quietly whole
Democratic ticket etec.ed. Charles
FsPxHtsfPs majority Cor Mayor, one
hundred and one; Ed. Dlngle's ma
for Marshal, seventy. We car
fried the earth and the county is safe !!
shake. The other party showed
under so far that they will never
know how the city election has gone.
CASH BLACKBURN.
Daniel and Dingle are both old
Mexico boys, and will fiji these re.
~speetive Offices for the best interest
Of the town. The LEDGER extends
generalization.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Pleasant

Last Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Morris gave an elegant reception
to their many Jewish friends in this
city. The newly welded couple en-
tertained their friends right royalty
and all present were profuse in praise
of MIR. and Mrs. Morris. The guests
enjoyed the sumptuous supper, show
ing their appreciation by the hearty
manner in which they made the good
things disappear. All departed wish
ing the bride and groom a long and
prosperous life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
LADDONIA LAC0NICs.

correspondence Of the Ledger.
LApDoSiA, No, April 5, Iss6.--seyeral
s'eighs were see yesterday on the
streets, and the sleigh bells made AZ
merry music as in January.
Many that have planted early pota-
toes will be looking this eve. to see
how badly frozen they are.
Little Leila Pearson, who has been
quite sick for some time past, is getting
30 she can sit up.
The Home Dramatic Club is working
upsan entertainment to help pay off
debt OH the Christian Church,
The minister of the NJ. E. Church for
This circuit wall preach his first sermon
here next Sunday.
James Gililland got worse fooled than
any of the Laddonisns on the LIST. See
insssomething he supposed to be sugar
ior pie at "a pounds for sf00, be tasted
ofit'Sghich proved to be salt and pep
per Wxed- He thought he was badly
pcit6 ned and talked Of suing for dam
AZ ANNIE LAURIE.
- r. ~ It..1-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Mt. Pleasant Ia.) Herald.

Fer over an hour and a half most
%fattering attention was given the
speaker as she outlined the different
phases of life at our national capitol.
The first of the lecture was descrip-
tive of natural charms, the latter
part dwelt more fully On "Political
Life" in all its moods and lenses.
Through her lecture ran a vein OF
sarcasm. which enlivened it greatly.
Mrs Lockwood might have gained
votes for herself, when a candidate for
President, with very many in heI
audience, had she but lectured here
before her candidacy.
Opera house in this city, April 10.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

L. G. Hartley is here to stay-the

l.. @. Hartley is here to stay-the
man who has worked for Hablutzel
for q number of years-and having
bought out Charley Knoderer's shoe
shop, will still continue to make first
class work at bottom prices. He
takes a diagram Of your feet IN
paper, fits the lasts to that 30 the fit
is perfect, besides being comfortable.
Can fit You out with any style of boot
or shoe desired; all he asks Is trial.
Repairing Of all kinds done on short
notice. Shop over Buckley & Moore's
grocery store, northwest corner of
the square, Sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Mr.. John Byrns made lis b plea

Mr.. John Byrns made us b pleas
ant call last week. He is one of the
oldest citizens in the county and
hauled the first load of goods to
Mexico from Portland, Galloway
county. Mr.. Byrns still remembers
the good old times when horse racing
and muster days were great events.
He says he attended many lot sales
in Mexico when lots now worth two
and three thousand dollars sold for
one dollar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Martinsburg's Election.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
HARRISBURG, Mo, April 7th.-The
Town Board election took place yesler.
day with the following result:
Jos, Muster, 43 votes; J. w. Douglass,
y; D I. Owens, SO; Jos. Clutter, so; r.
n Renfro, 20; 0. krieger, 10; Jas. Bar.
ger, IL, John Wieschaus, 7, and several
seattering. First five elected as Town
pafd directors for the present year.
1 school Board directors of the town OF
Fartinsburg elected are as follows:
DIT. Owens, GS votes; DR.. W. F. Tay.
10, IS; G. D Romans, 60.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
STRAIGHT GOODS.
Every Democratic Nominee Elected In
Spite vi Bitter Opposition In the
End and 9TH Wards.
Now Z "unc'i Goes in Monday Night
Full re urn- fem tsthe, Towns In
the ounty.

\ A very light vote was polled, and
ihe election was quiet. There was no
TO the Democratic ticket
except for marshal and councilman
in the 2nd and 9Th wards. The
straight Democratic licked was elect
ed as follows:
S. Z. Emmons, Mayor. $50
B F. Tomlinson. Recorder .551
IA. J. Surbcr. Marshal. .52l
Ia. J. Stasey, Marshal. 46
Surber's majority, 475.
Nv. b. McIutire, City Attorney. 54S
III. Y. Duncsn, council, lst ward 5S
La. C. Bprnes, council. 2nd ward. 81
lW. +. Jones, council, End ward. 10
JGnes' majority, 8.
H. j. Winscutt, council, 3rd ward, 40
II. ". Pr,tt. council. All ward. SO
La. A. Field, council. 5ths ward. so
Las. Button. council, 5h ward. 81
] Buuton's majority, 32.
&c. Ragsdale, council, 9Th ward. 80
While several of those elected are
pew in city affairs, they will, we are
,kure, give the matter their attention
.Gand serve the city IN a most creditable
manner. Because y Democrat is a
Ilaboring man is no reason he is a
4 fool or a knave and has not the best
Interests of the city at heart.
At the end Of this administration we
4 sill be able to point with pride to the
work accomplished. The affairs of
1.-The city are left in good shape, and
sith care and full attention, (Which
We are sure they will get) Mexico will.
II the end of this fiscal year, be even
10 a better condition than it is to-day.
Away with the such ''patriotlsm"(C
y that would throw a stone in the way
luf the success of the new administra-
orItion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Sinking FHnd.

To the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo, April 5.-Of the
s7.1I5 So taxes collected from April
IA, 1885, to March %, 1886, there is
due the sinking fund one-sixth-S1,-
1856 20; interest paid. $500. Where
is this balance of SS85.26 due the
sinking fund? Last year there was
q balance of ever $500 due this fund
and not accounted for. After three
years of paying taxes, to be kept
sacredly for the sinking fund, We now
have in this fund SI,310.30, just the
amount due from last years and this
years taxes if the funds had been
appropriated as agreed by the coun-
ell with the tax payers.
TAX PAYER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
n nj. Daniel Is sick.

John Nj. Daniel is sick.
Col. Clay Is back from the Soutt
The saloons were closed election
day.
J. A. Spence is home from Boom
county.
Farber is to have several new
bricks.
See Walter Whites ad. for sale in
this issue.
Geo. Laforce is down with the
rheunatism.
n n. Johns is again able to attend
TO bis business
nol. Clay made q flying trip to.
Sailing last Tuesday.
Not 4 fraudulent ticket was PRINT
a ait he LEDGER Office.
The board of directors OF the fair
...ocia,ion meets Monday.
I Il. Marmaduke IS erecting a fine
cadence 10 South Mexico.
s Bland, Of vandalia, was in
100 % business thianxae
g d. bourne i z
business al Fort
Geo. Adams, of..s.g
Me.ieo on cuisines
Central school b
.o~a.llp was barnsd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
For Sale.

A livery stock, consisting OF IA
horses, z single buggies, 2 carriages,
harness, wagons, andN everything
usually kept In and about ~ }ixery:
stable. THIS is a good stock and q
good stand and q lease can be pro.
cured for any length of time. The
eason Of the sale is to 60 out OF
business on account of the death OF
a partner. Terms will be made to
suit purchaser. Apply to Walter H.
White, surviving partner, Mexico,
Mo. 52.tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Cash Rlackhnrn ~ vand.b

Cash Blackburn, of Vandaiia, ad-
vertises for 500 cats. We don't
know whether Cash is going on the
road with concert company or Is
going to start q sausage factory or q
tanery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Announcement Extraordinary,

Mrs. Beiva Lockwood will lecture
at the opera house Monday evening,
April 18th. This weil-known lady
will deliver the most interesting
lecture ever given in our city.
Tickets on sale at Dobyns h Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Farbpr's EIpetinu-

Jurisprudence OF the Ledger.
fARBER, No, April 7th.-The election
passed quietly here Tuesday with
farge Democratic gains. A full Demo-
Ratic council was elected; this will de-
Y John Carroll for marshal. Every
.Rah for the Peoples
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

Formers, bring your Flax Straw "
Montgomery City ; VIC want III y0a
have and will pay cSsh forit. n Jon
want to raise q good crop q wbests
SOW aaI seed this spring md follow
with whest In the fall. We viii buy
all The straw you raise, also the nxx
seed. MONTGOMERY CfTT s
5i-2t Tow MIL Co..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

I. ri. CAN'T, born and ra;s.a :
'a'a'n county, is a candidate II
Injector of Audrain county. He i; .u ;.
, democrat and a fine business
VA For years he conducted h,'a:
ao successfully at Montgomery and
now with Harper, Turpe, :. anu n1
81 = sure Mr.. CAN'T is a gentle.
I.uor, integrity and steadfast IN his
IT, - Oh the party. He wo,,,d
re a good collector. would
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08
Assignee's Sale.

For sale at a bargain, for cash, a
fresh stock of groceries in Laddonin,
Mo. w. HI. LOGAN,
52-2t Assignee JAS. T. Cushman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

Fine candies, cigars, tobacco,
spices, oysters. cheese, crackers,
matches, bird seed, soap, starch,
sweet cider, &C., cheap, at Bridgford
e. Co.'S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

Sleepiess nights, made miserable
by that terrible cough Ah.1.shs
Cure Is the remedy fnr yon For
sale hy Dobyns d Gibts 49sias.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

Prof. j. z. Class, of Psynesville,
Mo-, was in Mexico last week and
called He is much pleased with
Paynesyiiie and Pike county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-04-08

Mrs. DejarBait, the miliiner. is re-
ceiving a full line Of the latest styles
Of spring goods. Don't buy Till you
inspect her stock. 80 3t