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chamberiain's Opposition.

LONDON. May IA political meeting
was held at the residence of Joseph
Chamberlain to-day. Sixty members
of the House Of Commons were present.
Chamberlain explained the renewal Of
his activity against Gladstone's bill by
saying he had been clearly informed
last Saturday that the Premier was pre-
pared TO expunge from his measure the
clause excluding the Irish representa-
tives from sitting at Westminster and
thus maintaining the unity OF the
Empire as desired by the radicals.
Chamberlain declared that nothing
short of q withdrawing of the home
rule bill would restore unity among the
Liberals. The meeting unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that those
present would do their utmost in their
power to oppose governments Irish
bills as there was no hope that the
measures would be amended in way
to make them acceptable TO the fol-
lowers of Chamberlain.
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THE CYCLONE.
Its Devastation Was Wide
spread and Terrible.
GATHERING OF THE DEAD ONES.
The Crawford killing Explained-rhs
Strike n failure-Most-More
Nominations-Etc.
The Missouri Cyclone.

RoLIo. Mo-, May IA report comes
from vichy Springs, twelve miles north
of Rollo, that the greater part OF that
town was destroyed by a storm last
night. The msjority of residences and
many business blocks were unroofed
and almost completely demolished, bat
no lives were lost and only four persons
were injured, and they not seriously.
ATcHIsoS, KS, May 12.-At IL O'Clock
Yesterday morning a severe cyclone
struck the town of Eortonville, seven
teen miles southwest of this city, doing
an immense amount of damage. A
brick block which had just been COM
pleted by Mccarthy & Layson was COM
pletely wrecked; the bank building ad-
! joining this was demolished. Many
dwelling houses were unroofed and al
most totally destroyed. Reports from
the surrounding country state that the
damage to property was very great.
GREEN RIDGE, No., May I1.-This vii
lage suffered severely by yesterdays
storm. Houses were removed from
their foundations, out-bulldings de-
stroyed, fences blown down and great
damage done to fruit and shade trees.
The glass in the windows oil nearly
cNCIl DulAulub III tONA C4pOccQ W tue
force of the storm was shattered by
hail no lives lost.
Usage CIV. Mo-, May IA violent
storm struck this place at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, lasting about an
hour and half. during which time rain
poured in torrents, so that within ten
minutes from the time it began the
streets and fields were flooded and
covered with water, fences torn down,
trees uprooted and blown in every d.
rection. The Usage river has flooded
its banks two miles south of here. caus-
ing immense damage and driving many
from their houses. The crops in the
surrounding country will prove a total
loss.
KANSAS CITY, No.. May 12,-Search
in the ruins of buildings wrecked in
yesterdays storm continued until after
midnight and was resumed this morn
ing The bodies of the dead children
are all out of the Lathrop school build
ing, but three men are still missing, who
are supposed to have been in the over
all factory building. A meeting will be
held this afternoon to provide temper
airy quarters for .ounty and court Of
icials, and to decide upon their future
action. The records and papers, all OF
which are saved. will be removed to
some convenient building. The West |
srn Union Telegraph officials report |
.neir wires are being rapidly replaced, |
md they expect TO be prepared for |
business during the day.
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The Strike n Failure.

IsDIASAPoLIs, May H. The switch.
mems strike at this point is q failure,
and is so conceded by n number OF
strikers. Night men have been at work
all day trying to get the day men to
join them, but so far only the Wabash
men have come out. The men on other
night men Of the Big Four express a
determination TO return to work TO-
night. and the Belt road managers have
arranged for a meeting and compromise
with their men this afternoon. Bust
ness has not been perceptibly interfered
with, and not much trouble is appre-
hended in fully adjusting all difficulties.
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uncondItionnl. surrena.r.

NEW YoRK, Nay 12.-The strike Of
sugar refners in Brooklyn has ended.
The strikers surrendered uncondition-
ally, and have asked for work. Those
who are taken back vii. be paid 81 As q
day, instead Of sl-35 as formerly. MS
hours of labor will be more reasonable
and payments will be made twice :
month. What the men struck for prac-
tJcaiiy was a recognition OF the right OF
their union TO dictate terms. and there
they have failed.
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Most

NEW YosK. May 12.-Herr Mostspent
part of last night in a cell at the
police headquarters, bitterly denouncing
the police for his arrest He called for
brandy repeatedly, but il was not given
him This morning he stormed because
he had to wipe his face after washing on
q common towel and eat prison fare.
He was to-day taken to photograph
gallery and pictured. A copy will be
sent 70 the police of all large cities as
is done with bad criminals.
Later-Most was taken to the court
and arraigned to plead TO an Indictment
found against him by the grand jury.
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= walking skeleton.

Mr.. z. Springer, of Mechanicsburg,
Pa, writes: II was afflicted with lung
lever and abscess on lungs, and reduced
10 a trdlking Skeleton. Got free trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me so much
good that l bought a dollar bottle.
After using three bottles. found myseli
once more a man, completely restored
Ia health, with hearty appetite, and o
gain in flesh Of forty-eight pounds"
Csn at 2. c. NJ. /. Drug Store and get
free trial bottle of this certain cure for
AL Long Diseases. Large bottles 81
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Crawford Killisr Explained.

WAsHISeroS. May 12.-The Secretary
of State has received a preliminary re
port from Consul Brigham at Paso de
NOrte, Mexico. in regard to the killing
of Captain Crawford by Mexican SOL
diers. He says there is no way of OBJ
tanning definite information owing to
the absence OF witnesses to the tragedy,
but adds it is conceded on both sides
that the attack was made by irregular
Mexican troops employed by the State
Of Chihuahua through an unfortunate
accident and without malice. He says,
further. that depredations committed
in Mexico by the Indians nurtured by
the United States government is a
grievance that cannot well be over
looked. The circumstances attending
the affair are being investigated by the
Mexican authorities.
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Spring Wraps, Jackets and Jerseys.

We the Largest Stock Choicest
within this uofO
Hundred of Wraps and
selling ID Z.
Ladies Misses Muslin
offered in this afford waste and labor
Large Lot OF at &c. % &c., Doc 25 &c., Sc
Ladies' Gloves Iaces
Millinery Goods in complete
Lnoums Ports Upholstery
the "
workmanship guaranteed You can save
giving
Tnmmngs sell Wholesale andR
materials most durable the lowest
Shoe
IL
Mall Orders receive prompt attention. " ) .
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Salt Lake & Western
n a III WA .l"II

ON an AFTER
Saturda y. Dec. -eOch, 1854
Trains VIII run e. follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TIyF.
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General Rosecrnns.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-General Rose.
Grams has sent to the Senate committee
on finance, a written statement in an
swer to the charge that he was con
nected With certain alleged land frauds
In California He does not deny the
transaction, but says he did nothing
which vas not according to the advice
OF his lawyers perfectly legal, and that
his action has since been sustained bv
the courts! The transactions covered
about 500 acres Of land in the vicinity
of Los Angeles. lloi. 1IfiI - : -
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More Nominations.

wKsHHeToS, May II. = The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day: John Priest, to be
collector of customs for the district OF
Yaquima, Oregon.
Postmasters-Frank Osterun, at Eu-
gene City, Oregon; James b. Crossan.
at The Dailes, Oregon; John B. Frasher,
at Telluride, Colorado.
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GIVE YOUR CHILDREN. for
Coughs and Colds. Group, Whooping
Cough and Boarseness. Gilmore's Mag
netic Elixir. For sale at A. @. Smith &
Co. s Drug Store. Is
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Royal Programmes CurtaiIed.

LIVERPOOL. May 12.-There has been
a ceaseless downpour of rain ever since
early yesterday afternoon. and the
royal programme has been curtaIled.
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connects WIKI Ctsh CeprrSl trs5u lesvla
salt AXE az 10 an.
Connects with Utah Central rrain arrf7
Ing Gt Salt Lake a. $40 pm.
I Stop only upon signals.
W W RITER,
mar "a SUPP
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B. Auerbach 4 Bro.
O u r.
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK
Is receiving Additions of
Desirable Novelties.


Bargains
in
low
designs Napkins
Tides
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THIS PAPER PPsg % sosne as g 60 e :: 81
&oRcrr1ing Bure1n OOSprus,L WIZ ssdveFrt1-
mIcmfrocsmaFb Dc urste for q n EKH Rc6&
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coUAINTEp WITH cEocRAPHY THIS COUNTRY, WILL
EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE
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eOinsEsst

Twenty minutes win be allowed a.
Garfield on morning train for Break
last
No freight win be received after4 D n.
g. r FENTON,5 V0lV w. RfTER.
Gen Fr'tand Pass Ag't Supt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
Sndden Death.

Wolf Korn, lame beggar OF this
city, dropped dead in West Mexico
Sunday. He was the father-In-law oi
J. E.. Schneider of this city. The
following is the coroner's jury's YER
dict:
ave, the jury, sworn to inquire
into the cause of the death of Wolf
Korn, whose body was found neal
Lanes pork establishment February
I4th, after viewing the body and
hearing the evidence, believe tha'
deceased came TO his death by rup
ture Of an aneurism of the aorta."
JOSEPH LUPToN, Foreman.
B. F. ToNLrNsoN,
W. P. FKosT,
CHAs. ARMSTRONG,
G. +. RosENBURY,
RoBr. T. STEPHENSON,
E. s. CAVE, Coroner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
For Thirty Days.

l will sell all goods at greatly re-
duced prices. Must make room for
spring goods. Now is the time to
make money by buying some of these
rare bargains. Thanking my many
friends for past patronage, l hope t.
merit the continuation of the same,
assuring you that l will sell you
goods as low as any one can sell
good honest goods Come and be
convinced. Very Respectfully,
nj. j. HARDING.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18


Vocal soio--Le TaFtorelle. .,,,.. Ardia
Miss Mary Baekner,
ReadiHg-The Spinning Wheel Song 49,.
a.ststs+.tsss sss.tr4.st..t.ss....W Wdtlef
Miss Helen Biayloek.
Vocal salo. (by reauesE--Il Bacio. Ardifi
Mrs, A, X. Yanc-y.
ia, Corporal sehnopps. ....,.....--
b, Oh, Wrap the Flag Around ms, Bsys
Messrs. Moore, Harding, Latoree, Trim
bile, Gentry, Mcmillan, Bryan, Dobyns
aud Treioar.
Quartet-Good Night, Good Night, Be-
lavea .....,.....,.. ....,..,.. ffnsutt
Misses Bryan and Woodward, Messrs.
Treloar aud Trimbie.
pRoaRAAMR or CAMP FIRE ENTERTAIN
MEsr TONIGHT.
immediately after the w. II. C. enter
tainment banquet will be given in the
basement of tn. Opera House 10 the del
egates by the citizens of Mexico. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Pork, Piekied, C.eanl
Beans. Boiled
ENTREES.
Hard Tack. Old. 1851.
TOASTS.
l. The Grand Army Of the Republic-Response
by Cnmrade Leo Rassienr.
2. The American soldier Response by Rev. j.
&. Armstrong.
Masic-Solo. '.Fraternity. Charity and 10y
afty."
5. our Country and the Flag-Re ponse b,
'camrade Ira X Alderman.
4. The Army Mule and What We Fed on.
Music--Snlo. Three Cheers for tile Red. White
and ilue."
s. The Prcss-Respnnse Ly j. Med. Trimb1e.
MuSic--Song. Army Beans"
6. The Department of Missouri. q. 4. R.-Re-
spouse by the Department Commander.
7. The Union-Resp0nSe by Col Green Clay.
3. The Army Chaplain Response by Comrade
Mai. n Shumatc.
o. The Loyal Women.
Song Nv zen Johnny Comes Marching Home
TO- The Memory of the Patriot Dead-Responss
hy Comr:,de H. +. Devoi.
IL. Sister Encampments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE

one scene being that Of confederates
driving union soldiers through a rail-
road cut. In other words, although
the war is over, and we are brothers
once more, the ethics of the G. A. r.
demand that it must not be pictorial
Iy conceded that confederate soldiers
were ever able to drive the union
troops through railroad cut. Yet
there are some very gallant union
veterans, now serving IN the regular
army, who will not hesitate to admit
that upon several occasions they
would have regarded the proximity
Of railroad cut as a peculiar bless.
ing. But these candid veterans have
never been prominent at G. A. R.
camp fires and bean suppers.--Kan,
sas City Times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
Stock Items.


W, H. Wallace shipped car o
hogs to st. Louis. Average weight
$50 Price paid $3.40 per 100.
Northern, Edmonston & Co. ship
ped two cars of mules to st. Louis
The price paid was from $50 to s17(
per head.
r. W. Edmonston and j. W
Henderson are in Kentucky to pur
chase fine stallien.
VIM. Myers purchased of Robert
Stone, Saturday, six head of mules.
for which he paid $l35 per head. HI
paid from 800 to $3.50 per head fol
horses.
J. T. johnson, auctioneer, sold 81
head of calves Saturday for $40. j!
per head; 8 yearling steers at 81!
per head and COW and calf for $3l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
FINE HORSE FREE.
Carter Again to the Front |!

W. R. Garter, proprietor of the
Ringo House Saloon, will give away
FSE MARE, which he has on exhi-
bition In his ssloon, TO the man who
will guess the nearest to the number
OF hazle nuts and beans which be
has on exhibition in his saloon. Nc
guess by mail The mare is valued
at $50. Carter viii give SEQ in gold
to the man that wins her. Some on'
is bound 10 get her. Call and sec
for yourself. The mare is daisy.
/ l9-n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
The Army Bean.


AIR--"Sweet Bye and Bye"
(As sung last night at the Opera House by
C0mrade MURPHY
There's spot that the soldiers all love,
The mess-tent's the place that we mean.
And the dish that we like to see there
Is the oId-fashioned White Army Bean.
CHORUS.
'Tis the Bean that we mean,
And we'll eat as we ne'er ate before;
The Army Bean. nice and clean.
Wen stick to our Beans evermore.
Now the Bean in Its primitive state,
Is a plant we have all often met;
And when cooked in the old army style
1t has charms we can never forget.
CHORUS
The German Is fond OF sauer kraut.
The potato is loved by the Mick,
But the soldiers have long since found out
That thro' life to our Beans we should stici
REFRAIN
Bans for Breakfast,
Beans for dinner,
Beans for supper,
Beans, Beans, Beans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
For Grass and other
Seeds go to
Buckley g. MOORES

Sam Morris is general dealer in all
kinds Of hides, furs, wool, feathers,
sheep skins, rags, scrap iron, tallow,
grease and beeswax, and shipper OF
poultry and eggs. Highest market
rriee in spot cash paid at all times
Special attention given to goods con
signed to him from neighborins
towns. No commission charged
for selling. He always ships in cal
load lots, therefore gets specia
rates and can give his customers th'
benefit of them. 43-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

The Black farm, ten miles north of
Mexico, consisting OF $40 ucres; 240
in pasture, 240 in meadow, balance
in cultivation. One good residence.
2 or 8 tenant houses, large barns
and other buildings and houses; one
well with wind mill and plenty Of
good pond water If not rented as n
wh.le will be sub divided. Apply to
Geo. Robertson, Mexico, Mo. 57if
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

The cut of representative Au-
drain farm" on our first page faith
fully represents the dwelling and
barns of Bellevue stock farm, one si
the best stock farms in Central Mis-.
souri,, consisting of 9z0 acres oi
superior grain and grass producing
lands. It was the former home oi
James Robinson, the celebrated rider
but is now the property of Messrs
w. L. Black and brother, of New
York. 1t is now offered for sale ol
easy terms by j. P. Clark, Mexico
Mo-, the oldest and most extensivel.
advertised land and lean agency Ii
| Central Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
FREE! FREE!
Fine Gold Watch and
Music BOX.
At s.. B. Collins
Saloon.

The man that guesses the nearest
to the number of articles in the de-
canter mt Collins saloon viii get a
fine gold watch worth 500 in cash.
The next best guesser will get a fine
$50 music box, which plays 8 tunes.
No guesses by mail. Call and se.,
whether you guess or not This Is
the most valuable guessing scheme
vet. s. b. COLLINS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
For Sale,

The Bellevue stock farm. better
known as the Jim Robinson farm,
twelve miles north of Mexico. is for
sale on very reasonable terms. This
is one OF the best and most available
farms in the state and big bargain
is offered to the right man. 1t is
owned hy w. l.. Black, and consists
of 900 acres $50 in pasture, $50 10
meadow and the rest in cultivation
the best farm in the county. For
sale by Geo. Robertson, Mexico, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
CARPETS, Carpets !!

We wish to say to our friends that
we have made arrangements with one
of the largest carpet houses in the
United States to sell carpets by sam
plies. We have a carpet exhibitor
which shows carpets matched in elc-
giant style. By selling carpets by
samples we can give you New York
and Chicago prices. This plan offers
a very decided advantage over COM
petltors as there is no expense car
rying stock, allowing the goods to be
sold at less profit than any dealer car
sell from the piece. If you want
a carpet do not fail TO call on NJ. f.
Bolts and see this huge assortment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

For SALE.-Two fine well bred and
good eolored jacks, one 8 and one
4 year-old in the spring. II not sold
at private sale will be sold to the
highest bidder in Mexico stock sales
day in March, 1886
4..4t X. M. BARNES. Hatton. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
New Meat Market

On Jefferson Street, one door north
of Giii's hardware store. viii keep
none but the best meats. have se-
cured the services Of j A. Mahon,
who will he glad to wait on his old
customers. w. q. JOHNSON.
37-1v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
Choice clover, timothy,
blue grass, and other field
seeds, at
Buckley & MOORES.

Annual meeting Of shareholders
of Mexico and San Juan Mining
Co, will be held in court house in
Mexico, Mo, Monday, March LIST, at
4 p. m. j. +. LLEwEI1YN.
43.4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
Miraculous Escape.

w. w. Reed, druggist, of Win.
chester, Ind, writes: "One Of my
customers, Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bar
tonia, Randolph Co., Ind, was Ions
sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up to die by her physicians
She heard of DR.. Kings New Dr.
covery for Consumption, and begar
buying it of me. In six months
time she walked to this city, dis
tance of six miles, and is now 81
much improved she has quit using it
She feels she owes her life to 1t,
Free trial bottle at j. f. Llewellyn'
Drug Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
Waukenphast Shoes

Made to order. Fine work spec
ialty. Repairing done neat, cheap
and On short notice. North side
square, over Buckley & Moore's.
40-3m ID. G.. KsopERER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

Miss Mary Fike, to whom a child
was born in West Mexico last week,
is in destitute circumstances. She
is without friends or relatives, and at
this time is q most deplorable object
of charity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

FoR SALE OR RENT. A well i'm
proved farm of 240 acres 10 Audrain
county. Apply IL DR.. E. S. Cave,
Mexico, No. 29-d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

Coon CoAL.-Lee & Mitchell can
furnish you hard or soft coal on short
notice. Office with Capt. ID. K. Shea,
Opera House corner. 40-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

JACKS FOR SALE have two No.
jacks for sale. Apply to G. w.
Miller, Young's Greek, Me. 43-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from c. +. Yerger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best aud sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for produce, 35 Il
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

Sauer Kraut, hominy, onions, eggs
and the freshest Of butter always on
hand at j. B. Miller's grocery store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18
Mexico needs a sewer.

Mexico needs a sewer.
jim Mckee has been very sick.
Sam Northern is able to be out.
Mrs. Jane Ricketts, las been very
ack.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Scholl smile on
.grl-
The Mexico girls prefer decolette
% death.
Jerry Casey's residence burned
bot week.
There will be a wedding in high
lie shortly.
Up. Clark has our thanks for
hssrs this week.
Judge Forrist and j. j. Gill are
both able to be out.
Mrs. A. G. Turner will return
rom St. Louis shortly.
Our contemporary, to say the least,
skittenish if not coltish.
Shell Insley and family have re-
moved to Kansas to reside.
J. A. Bennett is happy papa. It's
. boy and weighs II pounds.
S. E. Kendall has returned from
lbuslpess trip to Mississippi.
Urban Wsimer, who has been sick
br the past week, is able to be out.
Uncle John Gregg will be a can
ddate for City Recorder this spring.
Come up and get a LEDGER Pic
brial Annual if you did not receive
one.
Ed. Taylor received the dandy
Iaentine the other day from Kansas
City.
Frank Angel will open a lumber
vrd next to Luckle's marble yard al
mce.
G. g. Galloway was fined $50 ant
costs Tuesday for keeping a bawd.
house.
]. W. Hill, of Fulton, was her
isising his friend, w. Z. Dawson
dis week.
II yeu want to announce in thu
LEDGER it is time you were getting tt
he front.
W. Thomas came near being ar
n.ed for burglar by our night po
Ice the other night.
c. Guthrie, one of Mexico's mos
dsyer young business men, is no.
Y rih Woodward Il Son.
The Farber Eye is one year old an
he best paper for the size OF ii
iovn in the United States.
Married, on Valentines day. "
v. Terry of Mexico, and Miss Ell
Daily, of Wilson township.
u Miss Itonia Baird, of Baird Co
sge, Clinton, Mo-, places us und'
sohgations again this week.
The fire company will drill to-ds
~ IL o'clock sharp. Firemen w
seet at engine house at til :45.
Vim. Angle, leading lumber me
shant of Bowling Green, is thinkir
spening an extensive lumber va
a Mexico.
Chief of police johnson, OF La
Onia, has sold his harness shop
u. Ford, who is a clever youl
msiness man.
Mrs. B. r. Dysart, of Macon Cit
In Mexico, having been called he
4 the serious illness of her MOTH
afs. E. j. Turner.
Col. J. M. Oates, travelling p'
sager agent Of the Chicago & Alt
dEoad, made the LEDGER ple
Sat call yesterday.
Miss Ida Spencer, of Laddon
4aeps Mrs. Nsrman's charts for 9
'ad gives lessons on the same. Dire
aaking q speciality.
Congressman Glover has sued
y Louis Republican for SlOO,O
lhe Republican simply smiles 8
gues on with its work.
De-. Frank Steele has returned
aszieo to remain. He is a Gle
nsng gentleman, a close student
y LEDGER wishes him success.
Wonder il some people res
pect to be elected to Office with
nouncing because they think Il
y GET free locals in the papers.
The Mexico Fire Company c.
eutes $40 to the Fireman's Re
Md ef ST. Louis, for the benefi
men disabled in the service.
sssrnor Marmaduke, after 10
aoroughly into the prosecut
ney contest, last Monday
d Geo. Robertson, Of this c
8 B. Buckner resigned.
picture Of suburban I
% our first page was N
photo of Judge j. P. CIa
place. just southwest Of A
T = correct in every particr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-02-18

For RENT have for rent two
farms, 12u acres miles and l60 five
miles from Mexico.
41-tf i b. RorKIN