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Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
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Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MAPLE GROVE, June I4.-Miss CsrrEe
Canterbury and her little sister, 0llss,
are visiting friends in Sailing.
The people Of Maple Grove rsioicsth
because of good crops, fine gardens ana
q general prosperity.
John P. Gass and family, Of Pike
county, are visiting relatives in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Lehman Hopkins was baptissd
after services at Hopewell last Sunday.
Miss Mary Phillips 10 seriously IN a.
pneumonia, but 10 thought to DO ! littlo
better to-day.
J. Ad Smith has sold his Ane cattlo
TO Jones & Son AZ $3.50, to be weighed
on or before the 10th.
Charley Lewis ID feeding thirty-six
head Of nice two-year-olds. He IL aioo
buying and chipping nearly evsry wssk,
Charley is q good stock man and ampst
excellent gentleman.
Some Of our young folks are Invited
to q singing At John Armistead's NEXT
Saturday night.
Johnnie Smith is still adding soms
substantial improvements 70 his place.
Some accommodating gentleman ~.
Gently helped himself TO about 500 fest
of lumber which our road overseer, a.
]. Powell, had hauled to the Ben Sims
bridge. The thief 10 known and viii
save himself some trouble by returning
the lumber or paying Mr.. Powell for tho
same. rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
SLEEPY HOLLOW ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
SLEEPY HoLyow, Mo, june H.
Prospects are favorable for a crop
OF all kinds.
Lewis Farrah is building q new
house.
Rev. Written, Of Mexico, breaches
at Cedar the second Sunday 10 each
month, at four O'Clock p. m. On ac-
count OF III kcsith, Rev. Edmonston
has been obliged 10 call In his APP
poinsment At that place.
Everybody in this vicinity goes 10
preaching on Sunday and everybody
reads the G.. r. w. Who can deny
that We are . religious people
The many friends Of Shock and
Cant are glad their trouble 10 settled
and hope their whiskers may grow IN
peace in the future.
We would like 10 know il Joe
Wayne il really going into the grsin
buipess. Eli PHKIxs.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Joe & Vic Barth.
Picnics.
Mexico uicnic .JnIy 3d.

Mexico picnic July Sd.
Picnic at mouth of Littleby June
18th.
Picnic at Sam Hanna's, IN Sailing,
on June 18th.
Picnic at Canada school house, in
Sailing township, on June 18th.
Picnic at McCarty's grove, four
miles north of Laddonia, July 9Th.
The annual Mexico and Fulton
picnic comes off on the Auxvasse
Tuesday, June %.
A. o. q. W. picnic by Centralia
lodge in Leases grove, one mile east
of C~entralia, on July Sd.
There will be a picnic Saturday,
June 10, at the mouth of Littleby,
On the Santa Fe road, II miles North
of Mexico. Everybody invited.
A picnic will be given in Baker
Barnes grove, one-half mile north
east of Thompson and one mile south
of James Surber's, on Saturday j une
26. Everybody invited. Speaking.
dancing, &C., will be INDUCED in.
The Fulton fire company will give
a big picnic at the Fulton fail
grounds on Saturday, July 8. A
trotting race for a purse of 800 vii
take place in the afternoon. A spe'
cial train will be run from Mexico.
There will be a big picnic a
Tratchell's grove, two miles east Of
Benton City, July Sd. A big crowt
will be present and a glorious tim
enjoyed. The committee has tn
thanks of the editor of the LEDGE
for an invitation and he will be ther
if possible.
The "East Linn Band'' will Civ
a grand picnic on Thursday, July IL
at Fennewald's pasture, 4 miles mort
of Martinsburg and IL miles cas-
of Mexico, for the benefit of tn
band. It will be an extensive affair
The boys have a good band and de
serve to be patronized.
Grand Picnic and Celebration Eel
lowship Lodge No. 200 and Fellow
ship Legion No. Is A. o. U. W. o
Centralia, will give a Grand Picni
and celebration on July Sd, in c
M. Leases Grove II miles east c
Centralia. All necessary Arrange
ments will be made to afford a pleas
ant time for all. Congressiona! csr
didates also candidates from bot
Boone and Audrain counties will b
present. Dinner free to all. No drinl
ing allowed On the ground. Gran
display of fire works at night. A
lodges and societies are cordially ii
vited to participate.
F..S. SAPPrNeToN, Chairman
3 G. w. ADAMS, Sec. of Com.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Paint and whitewash brushes.
j. f. Llewellyn.


Hardly a night passes that some
house is not burglarized. Our police
are on the alert but we think should
have extra help during this calamity.
Thieves are abroad in Mexico and
are having a picnic. We think three
extra police should be put into each
ward under cover and watch any and
every man who is abroad at an un-
seemly hour. This business can and
should be broken up at once. Our
taxpayers deserve protection. Our
night police can not be surpassed fol-
vigilance but they have to walk then
beats and have no chance to lay "ir
cover" for providers. They should
be given the help they need.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Tie best Of fish at I. l.. Hills.
Gasoline. j. II. Llcwellyr.
Fresh fish at R. G. Paula

TIE best OF fish at I. L. Hills.
Gasoline. J. F. Llewellyr.
Fresh fish at R. G. Paulsa
Fine lot spongcs. j. +. Llowellyn-
Mckinley is the boss baker. 81
Insect powder. J. +. Lleweliyn.
Cheap groceries at r, q. Paula
Window glass. j. +. Llcweliys,
Go 10 7. L. Hills for Lake Shore
fish. 9-St.
Chicken cholera cure.
}. Il. Llewellyn.
California canned fruit cheap O.
r. c. Psul's. 9-4t.
Hog cholera cure. j. +. Llewellyn.
Fresh groceries and good 6sh at.
I. l.. Hills. 9.3t
White lead, paints and oil.
j. +. Llewsllyn.
r. G. Paul sells groceries y chcap
as anybody for the money down.
Fine lot Of sponges.
J. r. I.le~eliyn.
Don't fail to secure some OF thoss
rare bargains at Mrs. Hardingss.
Signature cigars. ]. r. Lsewsllyn.
-HA=H.Z.
I. II. Hill vii, not be underscla "
the grocery line. 9.8t.
Lamps, chimneys, wicks, &c.
j. r. Llcwellyn.
Fine choice roasted coffee NJ r c.
Paurs. 7A4t~
Little Grow cigars, 5 cents. Each
one crows. J.. r. LicwellyD.
Great reduction In Millinery and
Fancy goods at Mrs. Hsrdingis.
Hair brushes and combs.
J. +. Liewellyn.
Go TO T. L. Hills when yoa want
fish, staples or fancy groceries.
Boot Jack tobacco.
j. y. LlewelIyn.
Twelve boxes Of matches for 6c. at
casters. 100 matches In q boz.
Fine and cheap soaps.
j. r. Liewellyn.
Buy a Buckeye down hinder, Tho
b st ON earth. DIESEL & FixIps.
Pure baking powder, 40 cents Ter
pound. j. Y. L~lewellyn.
.KattIe King" tobacco al Easter.
A Wilson knife witk every fvsuiid.
Best bulk perfumes.
j. II. Llcweilyn.
See the Buckeye light elavatss
binder for sale by Diesel 4 Field.
Water winte coal oil 175e.
J. ". LlewelIyn.
All kinds OF groceries and tho 6sss
brands OF fsh At r. L. Hills. 933t.
Kalsomine and alabastine.
r. Hewellyn.
white Russian.. The best soap IN
the market, only DC. q bar d EAstsf's.
wAxrEp.-A siiuAtion q boob
keeper. Good references gfysn.
Apply 81 this once. -
The way to encourage hosse IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

70 the Editor of the LEDGER.
AUxvAssE, Mo-, June 14th.-Please
allow me space to express in behalf
of Auxvasse Lodge 358 A.. o. q. w.
thanks to the many members of Au-
drain Lodge for Favors 'too numer-
Gus to mention" in making our festi-
val a uccess We are sorry to have
disappointed the splendid crowd of
splendid people from Mexico, but it
was simply beyond our power, as en-
gagged parties failed to respond at
the last moment. TO your lodge we
would say: Our local lodge has been
strengthened, and placed upon q
foundation, and therein is your only
reward for your efforts in our be-
half.
To the excursionists en- masse
would say that three or four ex-Mex.
leans were mighty proud" of the
splendid behavior of the entire crowd
from their old home. Not a single
unkind remark or criticism was heard
and that each one of them carry
kindly membranes not only Of the
people of Auxvasse but also of the
entire community. Mexico has add
ed to the golden opinions already en-.
tertained for her by the people Of
north Galloway. The goodly work
of the LEDGER, the train men anG
all, are appreciated more than we car
tell. G.. r. ADAMS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Correspondents q ne Lsdgee.
RusH HUI, June l5.-BrAB lu1d Nh
have : picnic e Littleby It what 3 hnnxVa
e the CsntsrbszyH ord, nrsemSlssx Geuh
OF town, on July srd. n chisct sa1e
picnic Is 10 raise money - II nv
struments. It Il 10 ~ q regplnf horkox
dinner, and each family can aprsad fAelr
own dinner and invite their fften6s.
band win have stands WIN u Ell
Injuries that the land affords, wharf ~
who feel disposed to assist fhs boya Y
their laudable u~ndertaAiag can 40 IS
get the worth Of their money. Thsso III
be . good string band ON the psnn1 =
furnish music for those who wish $ -
dulge In dancing. Anyone cominr ".
Rush HiIl on the train win have -
trouble In getting to the picnic groana.
Beauregard Underwood was dosvn -
Fort Smith, AEk. last week on : hrntne
expedition.
Mrs. VIM. Houston, nee Miss Aary
Carroll, OF Brazil, Ina, made RusA Mn
q short visit last week..
Mrs. Edward Andrews, Of minols, "a
her SISTER, Miss Elizabeth Trasus. ~
visiting the family Of J. B. CLARK, thsir
uncle.
Mr.. 8. e. Kendall Is putting up ! ane
house on his farm. When completed y
win have one among the best Improved
farms in the county. Mr.. L. Peters has
the contract.
Rev. Nichols win preach here the fourth
Sunday In june, at s O'Clock ,. m, On he
object of sabbath School Work" ana :
right observation Of the Sabbath DAY.
Since my lastletter the following parties
have shipped stock from this point. j,
c. Carter, 1 car Of hogs, J. @. Green, J
cars OF mules and horses; L. ID. Ciark. 3
loads Of hogs.
The Sanctined band have pitched their
tent on the lot where their church 49,
burned. They have been having prsach-
Ing since last Friday. As yet thersshss
been but q small attendance.
Nh. Lorenz has boughs Mr.. Bickss
stock of groceries, and moved them Into
east room of the Bick building, and =
adding new goods TO his already larms
stock. Mr.. Lorenx has also bought NJ.
Forcas' dwelling and Is having Ii ".
msdeled, preparing TO bring his family.
w. 7. Lott. Of tape lire ~notoriety, 4 II
Fort Scott. NrrrAn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Patti Marries NicoIinf.

SWANSEA, Wales, June 9.-The civ
il marriage of Nine. Adelina Patti and
Signor Nicolini took place here to-
day. The ceremony was performed
at the Office of the French Consulate.
The office was surrounded by O
crowd OF people, who enthusiastically
cheered the bride and groom when
they entered and when they departed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Who walked ten miles to cash two
sc. chips.
Who can beat the Auxvasse ladies
baking cake.
How a man can attend all the pic
mics and live.
If the candidates wont hustle for
the next so days.
If the Martinsburg ladies can be
beat for elegant pie.
II 100 new subscribers for the g..
r. W. in 10 days is not getting there.
If John Mcintyre is not one of the
most accurate short hand writer's in
North Missouri.
If there will not be a big crowd in
Mexico to attend the Fourth of July
picnic on the 3rd.
If w. w. Fl. Jackman, formerly
of the Laddonia Enterprise, does not
look like a big grease spot.
If a certain lady who lives out west,
and is SO badly stuck on herself, is
really going to get married.
If it is not funny to hear a man in
the only ring crying, "Ring! Ring!'
and a wolf crying, wolff Wolff"
If the Trades procession boys have
gone to meet the Board of Trade
boys. Let's get to the front at once
Who got the money and diamonds
out of Cas- Hagan's clothes which
were stolen 60 while he was chloro'
formed (D
If we wont be able to give ouI
correspondents a fine banquet wher
we reach the $500 notch in our sub
scription list.
II the Mexico business men who
attended the Auxvasse festival die
not make many friends who viii
prove substantial.
Why Fulton was not represented a
the Auxvasse festival? None from
Fulton 200 from Mexico, and out o.
our county, too. Poor old Fulton
What is the matter with the Jones
burg Journal lady In the present
congressional race? She should MOI
get mad about a little matter lik,
that.
If there was not a big rush to ordel
extra copies of this weeks LEDGE
when it was noised abroad that thu
LEDGER had Byrns' speech takel
by a short hand reporter, and woul'
reproduce it in full.
If the gentleman 81 from the VI
cinity of Auxvasse who is reporte
as claiming he insulted a gentlema
who did not know him don't known
lies, and that if he had done as
claimed he said he did he would be
contemplate u in every sense {
the word.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

The grand jury indicted W. B.
Barnes and j. e. Forshay for steal
ing /. W. Sims cattle. Our readers
will remember that Barnes, a few
weeks since, sned Sims for $4,000.
claiming that Sims had accused him
of stealing his cattle, and that bis
character had been damaged to that
amount. The action of the grand
jury puts quite a different phase on
| the matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Martlnsburg Picnic.

The picnic at Martinsburg Tues
day for the benefit of the new Cath
Ollie church at that place, was we'll
attended and Il success in every sense
of the word. All the candidates and
many others from Mexico were in
attendance and mingled with the dear
people. We never saw SO much
good eating for so little money. The
dinner and supper were elegant and
the price was only twenty-five cents.
Speaking, dancing, ETC., were in
dulged in. Substantial citizens from
all over that portion of the county
were present and all had a most en-
joyable time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Miss Tillie Phillip, of Mexico, and
Mr.. l. Silverstein, of st. Joe, will
be married at the brides fathers
elegant residence in this city, at 5 p.
m. Sunday, June 81. 1886. Mr.. and
Mrs. Siiverstein will make their home
In st. Joe, where Mr.. S. is engaged
IN . large and fourishing business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

+. C. Bryan has resigned his posi-
ton in the public school, which he
has filed with what might be called
phenomenal success, and will enter
on the practice of law. Bryan is q
bright, talented and ambitious young
man who is bound to succeed. Elk
celsior will be his watchword and we
predict for him a bright future in the
legal world. Patience and persever.
ance will place him where he is ambi'
tious to be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

At the Catholic church in St Char
les Tuesday, Mr.. David ST. Gin was
married to Miss Kittie Platte, of that
place. The young couple will make
Mexicos their future home. The
LEDGER wishes them mitch happiness
and q long life Of prosperity. Dave
has many friends in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

DIR. Gartrell and j. 7. johnson
have returned from California. They
we're pleased with the climate and
Jim was especially struck with the
pretty girls and swift horses of the
Pacific coast. And, by the way, no
one is a better judge of such things
than Jim. We know of no men who
could enjoy a trip better than John
SOL and Gartrell. They saw all there
was to see and won't tell half of it,
and we don't blame them either.
We are glad to know they enjoyed
their trip, aud gladder to know they
still think Audrain the best place on
earth to live.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
NOTES.
About $500 was cleared.
Martinsburg is booming.

ABOUT S0UU was cleared.
Martinsburg is booming.
DIR. Crewdson is a fine talker.
jeff Cunningham is a daisy politi-
clan.
We never saw a picnic better man.
aged.
You should have seen the Mexico
boys eat pie.
The ia mers around Martinsburg
are all well-to-do.
The candidates should be careful
not to be personal.
The candidates got in their work
till way In the night.
The business men of Martinsburg
report business improving.
G.. B. Horton certainly is a dandy
when it comes to ~canvassing.
Even the blind take the LEDGER.
We refer you to Tom Louder.
A full write-up of Martinsburg
will appear in the LEDGER next week.
Not a man was seen ON the grounds
the least under the influence of liquor.
The East Linn band furnished the
brass and Prof. Farmer the string
music.
Martinsburg can not be beat fol
fine looking men, pretty girls and
boss pie.
If you want to grow fat and saucy
you should attend a picnic at Mar
tinsburg.
Prof. Farmers orchestra, of Lad
donia. furnished music for the Mar
tinsburg picnic.
The postmistress at Martinsburg il
one of the most accommodating
ladies we eve met.
We would like to give several o
the boys pointed personals, but being
SPARED" have to be mum.
Some of the boys object to Cal
laway and Montgomery politician
coming into Audrain to run things.
Kirk Owens, of the Wellsvill
Courier, a great ladies man in add
ton to being a clever writer, was q
the picnic.
The LEDGER representatives ar
under obligations to many friends
They secured ffty-six new subscriber
in addition to the list they had ther
before, which was even then large
than that of any other paper.
DR.. Crewdson, of Martinsburg
with many others, places US unde
; great obligations. DIR. Crewdson
7 a newcomer IN Audrain county, bu
we are reliably informed that, in &C
dition 10 being a polished gentleman
he is one of the best of educate
: physicians, thorough in every d.
t partment, having not only two d.
tplomas, but enjoying the practic'
: result of valuable research and pra'
D tiee. Such a man is bound to SUI
coed in Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Sealed proposals viii be received
until IL O'Clock noon Saturday, june
26tb, 1885, for repairing Sunrise
church, 5 miles north Of Mexico, Mo.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at III. D.. Hunters shop. Mexico, Mo.
Bids TO be put in postoffice, address
ed 10 committee. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. ID. ii. HUI
1O-2k NJ G. BARxEs,
s. BREsTcx,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

DIR. J. l.. Gartreli owns several
of the best state rights to Hunters
Celebrated Draft Regulator. 1t is
rightly called the .'dead open and
shut" and will save hundreds of
dollars in the cost of fuel &c, &c.
It's many fine points will be explain
ed in the LEDGER shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

A very pleasant excursion to
Randolph County Springs is being
worked up. at least 200 people from
Mexico should go. Full particulars
next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

J. F. Llewellyn, proxy for NJ. NJ.
Scott, removed, and some gentleman,
whose name we could not learn, a
proxy for T. B. Buckner, removed,
are the congressional eommitteener
from Audrain. They viii bring ths
convention to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Farmers, cali and see the Walter
A. Wood new light steel wheel bind
er for less money than any other
machine on earth. For sale by r
N. Armstrong Sim
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

r.. NJ. Allison has our thanks for a
mess of beans, onions, potatoes, &c.
A few such friends would keep us all
summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

At the Famous Sl0,0tW worth of
dry goods, notions, furnishing goods,
boots and shoes to be sold at lower
prices than ever offered in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

All who will take part in the Trades
Procession during fair week will
meet at city hall at $3.50 o'clock Fri
day morninr -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Mr.. Glass Copeland, a popular
conductor on the Wabash road, whose
home is at Martinsburg, and Miss
Ella Haynes, of Moberly, were united
in marriage at the latter place to-day
MIR. Copeland and his fair bride have
the best wishes of the LEDGER and q
host OF friends around Martinsburg
Misses Angie Bell Copeland and
Maggie Torreyson attended the wed.
| IinD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

The funeral of Burnley Jesse, who
accidentally shot himself few weeks
ago, will take place at Union school
house, on 4th Sunday at 5 O'Clock
p. m. Sermon by Elder j. Pearcei
friends invited to attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

The only folding binder on earth
the Buckeye light elevator. Come
and see IL. DIESEL & FIELDS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

There are three grocery stores on
the South side; Casters is the middle
one. Don't make a mistake; the
sign is over the door, not across the
side walk-look for the windows.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Grand clearance sale of summer
goods at the Famous for 60 days,
commencing Thursday, June II.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

The Famous shows the cleanest
and newest stock and makes the low
est prices. Come and see.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

A good family carriage for sale, OF
will trade for stock. Apply to
9-3t ]. b. BoTKIS, Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
For Sale or Trade.

Lard oil, machine oil. castor oil.
j. +. Llewellyn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Harvest Is Here.

Buy a bucket of pure fruit jelly
for your hands; give it to them three
times a day. s1.35 for a 30 pound
bucket st Casters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Casters is the cheapest place in
town. He leadsan prices ; the others
wait for his figures and follow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

aWaShbcardn soap, same size and
kind as .sTown Talk" 15 bars for q
half dollar, at Casters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
AN AUTUMN IDYL.
BEFORE

-
Man at
Front gate
Nice man
Candidate.
Smiles sweet,
Bows low,
Takes seat,
Won't go.
Eats bread,
Eats pies,
Eats meat,
Tells lies,
Kisses baby,
Praises sis.
Calls granny
young Miss
Pats Towser,
Fondles cats,
Tells dad
"Sta1d pat"
I'm runnin'
Way head
All others;
Pm dead
Sure 'lected
This pop
Way yonder
On top!
My name?
John Ray.
Help me
Lection day,
Pretty baby!
Whoop hi!
Remember me,
Good bye.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Farmers, don't be deceived. The
Buckeye machines are unexcelled.
DIESEL & Fields are agents. Tot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
PLEASANT r.
Exearts TO Anxyasse.-Eiegant Time
Enioyed-Card OF Thanks.

A most pleasant excursion of men,
bers of the Mexico lodge A, o. U.
W., their wives and friends went to
Aaxvasse last Thursday night on a
special train aud took part in a grand
festival given by the home lodge to
raise money to pay for their elegant
new hall. The Auxvasse lodge Ia
growing fast and is composed of the
very best me in the country. The
prospect is that it will double its
numbers within a year. The follow
ing are the officers and members:
A. b. Kidwell, p. NJ. W.; S. S.
McCue, NJ. W.; A. c. Adams, F.; j.
II. Brothers, O.; James Harrison,
Recorder; G. II. Adams, Fin. ; C. A.
McCue, r.; j. II. Farrah. G.: w.
Brebner, l. W.; o. T. Jones, o. w.
John /. Buckner, A. S, Stephens, U.
/. Harrison, FL. Langtry, j. H.
Brown. j. L. Monroe, r. Woodsop.
Peter Smith, j. p. Harper, j. w.
English, j. c. Pierce, Benz. MeAfee,
+. q. Knots, Chas. Velte, III. w.
Nunnelly, Samuel West, Andrew
Nicolson.
The supper was elegant and was
appreciated by the vast crowd, which
numbered close up to 1000, there
being nearly 200 from Mexico pres
ent. Neat speeches were made by
n. ID. Thurmond, of Fulton, and J.
v Williams, of Mexico. The Mexico
quartet livened the audience up with
stirring melodies. Something over
$500 was cleared and all present got
the worth of their money and will be
glad TO again visit the beautiful little
village of Auxvasse, whose people are
so enterprising and so hospitable.
The LEDGER representatives wish to
return especial thanks for favors ex.
tended and courtesies shown, espe.
cially to those who subscribed for the
&c. r. W" (n~umberlng 32) on thai
occasion and to Miss -. who
presented US with such an elegant
bouquet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Bring in your guesses on the NOM
inees and get the LKraEafs $40 N
gold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Go to McKinley's for bread, fruit
ice cream and all kinds Of eosfsction-
cry. 8lltf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17
Clothing for Everybody,

We desire Parents, Guardians and the Boys
TO bear ia mind that our Clothing is of superior
manufacture, chi in tile latest styA1 aad made of
The newest and most fashionable goods. Our eff
forts TO please the pocket book Of the purchaser
never were so sAown BY OUR Low DOWN
PRICES existing at present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

Farmers, be ready for harvest
Bring in your machines and hay'
them repaired in time
DRssEE & FIE1Iss,
7-5t Machine Repair Shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-06-17

WE are authorized to announces
Wv NJ. l.. RAFTkisY
q candidate for reelection as Judge OF the
Eastern District, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
WY are authorized to announce
w }. G.. RINGO
a candidate for Judge OF the Eastern District
subject to the action OF the Democratic party