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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

ne Denoersts rsA-ly ssEs ia grace -
1s ssoaass1 = EAs eArt tnsy sook 4 tas
saavsss. - IS proved 81 tasr in p
.-ehsstnats' aad --szd .ssae' sEsryLzns
x = z-sai.szsd. Aagihsaz fasE i1cFszzss
our rspatztion sad Esns1.s ziory upon
4s 80 kaya - tax sDcGs snd eagerly
ssicslss eFsFy references 20 T. Bat TIE
ns1 $40 asds Libby prassa snd 81
Anaersoa siiis posai5ls Il rot ears to AsEs
tlsis past bssazhs ap. sad thsss vent
- 90 asesssiIy aoF EsEsiaR old usnssIss
4 fas 1sad x the Dsmasrscy tzl uot
aens ibines b rouse sppss6sHs,oa "a tie
assaas q thoss wno Ssrs tfns 10 ghe stars
and stnpss n fhose dsrk days. Bat 9
2sa no ~il give important cfiees %
ta0ss shO ssrs once rebels. an y co give
fss sI.cns q fetuFa - loyalty. tDs man
sn0 ~oald return ths fsbel hszs tzksn
"a TIE var - ths Soathsfo stsies. And
$40 rsfFsinsd from Carrying oat tis par
tessa 0aig on seeoaRt Of kseabllesa
sentiment sbien vas expressed n such
ioud terua that be dare net 20 against
il. the man whose zet 0Es encourage
SouthsrDsrs to express their treasoBsbls
sentiments Is lts hAls Of Congress Dur
iDg ihe issg session, such nan u not
safe to % al ia head Of this great na-
tiOn II 3. dared show himself iu
his true colors Ia certain measure, what
H0ai3 hs aot DO j, csFsaiR Og another
four y srs Of rule No; sueh a maa ss
GsovE4 CLEvELASD las sh0wn himself
70 os must not represent the people
after the Ash q nsxs March.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06


differences IA ths sooas yea hsss purchased
frcna unas 10 tltns.
differences in thar wear . differences In
their nt style quality sne hnisk
Yea certainly have nollosd. II after hss-
ing e0ogst ~ aus Of eur compstgors sHc1
goods as tbss are sbse ~ cbtaln IN fhe var
i0us clotelns markets ST tie country, Se0
have purchased ~ us one Of our tailor msos
eats o. overooats you must lndscc BE enh
OF eoa pFsbsn sioE II yeu oxnnol dsteci tkeis
superiority - every tklug tAss goss - mas
good garments. Their superior qualify =
st4mpec Oh every lteaG " their MAKE 0p.
From the time ths seeds 80 into the
hands ot the cutters uHtll thsiT nnsl inspso-
ton, every process OF msD ufsct0Ting - soo-
iecIsd 10 the most Jealous osre. thus insur.
lng the best possible resols-
Not only so manufacturing do We have
an advantage Of cur competitors IN quality.
style, iit and finish. bat the saving 10 us OF
a mxnuiscturefs prOfl OF from 81 Is 10 30
Isr oent. is matter Of great conseQ Cencs.
not only 10 us but 10 you likewise.
From possessing the advantages herein
SET forth ws are willing and snIiens 10
share them with our customers. 1ouu
anxious 20 please.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

TIE ssnowiag = ls@s 81 ese n'srrsszs
li,snsss tssues sncs AS naslstei. vita
tre ,aeuss. rsss.isrcs ~hsn oussias he eitv1
sn6 sg~s st tne ps~tleE
kzez
nars Esissl k.xo-ns Nsnev E.sss A.
sarsa .-....... = q
L@ss ssek 5rhsaee barr ..--- AS
1rre =. sore--s rerrrrnes. Msrr r Serr.
vssseanss - ~
s~ssss ssLsasalsa. aasa RssAs dan 49,. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Woaey To Loan.

7 HAVE 30D0 DOLLARS WANT TO PLACE
| nn rpod real e,fs;e tut the security must hc
giit -cige. Call - once No. 3 iovetgs block
taHsl< r kutistel Nf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

IoR sALf-A MAT MARKET rs A coon
L locsftoa doing nice business wil sell cheap
taken e. once ss0 500 grncerv sforg 10
trade fnr Eopd farrp o. ciiJ property. Fogv 4
.nsey. snd Tower block al3
TOR stLE CbEAp 4 ooffD WALNUT
II case i've octave ofgsa. In Erst clsss order
Fucuirr o. ~ scrih Frouf st. 30
TOR shIE AN ENTfRE OUTFIT or
r machinery f0r fTst cisSs lauo5rv slso a
nr -korse rover erEirc For psrticssisrs errsfi -
81 g. a. berxln, No q Cana - l.ta
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

For soye--sfssceIioneo..

XyANTED-A SECOND HAND THREF SAW
W edgor Give fuiI description Of condition
and price. Afdr-ss Box 81 White G08d. aIs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

IDR sA1E loRNkR OF nFNRE AST,
a shssWsu- 90 liskisz otesp. go<a hoses
~ -. tt i-rt ~ esiy ~ - e~sy ssl.rlts-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Iu& eAlH OK RENg-A lARGE IL KOoN
4 ts1sraln.-lsIs tu re1ter ~ Cits flf sac on
ssss ier1aS er ga real t,slllt8rs tol bassd. fef
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

E'OR RRNT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
l. room for two gentlemen. ll3 MOnroest. 3lS
DOOMs To RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS TO
n rent No 1sl North Division-st, near post
Office. 3l2
Tor RENT-FrRNISHFD ROOMS, STEAM
I heated; and furnished rooms for light house
Keeping. Apply at room los, New Housemsn
block. Dec. lott
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Lost.

I osT-oN THU RsDAY AFTERNOON. NOV.
Ii ?. q gold bfaccle'; gold plste on top repre-
,cnting lake and ship, either on south Division
Monroe or fsnal-sis. Liberal reward given n
returned TO 9 Csnsl-st, Room > THIRD floor
5Ii
I OsT-fN THE CITY A LIGHT BAY MARE
IL branded on the len side. weighs about 1000
pounds. The finder viii be rewarded b. return
ias her or notifying :. \. Bales. as south Divis-
lor-st 2ll-M
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

Help Wdafcd--Femdfe.
WANTED CHILD NURSE FOR TWO CfirL-
w dren over three year OLD. Apply between
3 ana 3. Al the Livingston. Room II. Si1
NANTED-AT ONCE, A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewoTk. rs Courgst IS
WANTED - POSITION As NURSE; BEST
w references given. Mrs. Roys 43 Vest Leon
ard II, city. aS
WANrED TWO GOOD DINING ROOM
W girls az the Michigan House. sIl
WANTkD-COMPETEN GIRL FOR GFNER-
W a. homework. Apply at once 524 Cherry
ST. 81
WANTED-A SECOND GIRL. NO. > WAIVER
W ley Place, Mrs. I. Stewart White. sll
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Personal.

IF THE PARTY WHO TOOK THE FOLDING
| camp chair from Sons of Veterans Hall fri-
day evening, viii return IL ~ the hail, trouble
end the publication OF the name Of the party WI
be saved "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

s giss.y S sI6 ! loass lls<k. ls.sIkons =.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
pFTRor1. LkrsiEs sFoE7HEKT-feRkEn

TIE sharte@t iins - prtroii an Ear Eersaf
rsffof es~ s1tweef Ttefrst ard f4rsnf Ea1sds
Trsfus leaving betraH J H Pr 80 fsrsDe Rep
- pr rur dsfis. affeF trsins dsilf eK-
crrs -IafeT
a fLHtt 7lckst tFrni tef0f efp y
NJ 49, ~tsr~ Tsrrss Bessf ~ Narrsss a
tE0 p SAITH 90 ar. frErc FeDiSs
~ CAEPFrTFE
J p. NFgITEFN Trsfsc Esnsrsf
Ceaerai WspeEEf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
Agents. TT0nfed.

4 GENTS wANTED-LADIEs OR GENTLE
"A men Of good address for city or country
trade; particulars tree. Call or address Agents
supply Company, No. Pesri-st 2.2tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
For Renf--Bus,ness Places.
z ElIrsiifflf.e STORED,

Furniture stored.
EURNI ITURE STORED, PACKED AND
j moved. ExpeFt packers sent on shou notice
by Rsdc,if holt. III south DIvIsion-si., fele-
phone No. POD. Jsn'y 9, 50
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & JONES.
A DIFFERENCE.

N your experienes ss cisisinf snsefs
sou have unaoasiedly notIos< Eastsfisl
differences IA ths sooas yea hsst peEeAssea
rem unas 10 slIns.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06

A differences in thar wear . einerenee IN
their a. style quality sAe hnisk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-06
TRAIN TIME TABLES.

RAND RAPIDS L lSDiANA-IN EFFECT
scP- =. isss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
Everybody for Francis.

The people ofthis locality, SO far
as We can learn, are generally in
favor of d. r. Francis for Cover
nor, and we believe he is the choice
of the majority of the people of the
entire State, and we hope to see
him nominated, because we believe
he is the man Missouri needs for
Governor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1888.
State Wheel.

President Hickman, of the State
Agricultural Wheel, will deliver a
half dozen lectures to the farmers
of Audrain county upon the aims
and object of that organization,
showing the benefits derived there
from where the Wheel is already
we'll established. Mr.. Phil Chew,
editor of the Journal Of agriculture,
st. Louis, states that the organiza-
ton is growing immensely and bids
fair to cover the State before the
end of 1888.
The lectures will be delivered at
the following places and dates
Martinsburg, Monday, March
9th, at / p. m.
Mexico, Tuesday, March 9th, at
1 p. m.
Laddonia, Wednesday, March
7th, at 1 p. m.
Farber, Thursday, March 9Th,
at 1 p. m.
Vandalia, Friday, March 9th,
at l p. m.
Thompson, Saturday, March
10th, l p. M.
President Hickman hopes to Or
ganize a Wheelat each of the above
named places. Turn out and hear
him and tell your neighbor to
come
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
Funeral of z. II. Bradley.

The funeral of Ed. Bradley
formerly of Mexico, No., took place
yesterday, and was one of the
longest professions ever seen in
Albuquerque. He was a square
sporting man and never travelled
nnder false pretenses. All games
were closed in the city during the
funeral
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
DANGER SIGNAL |

The New flFk Herald, Sspi aIst.
l6aa, sayss .fn eud.srsr Il rtssittsr e
feit medicine II III %i,tj.ra. The HsAtstss
faeIufeF aud Iha L,syags anil The bay
err Will soon drop Rway frast. Ille
eaunisrfelted medicine ti,tt they Hila
Worthless. Manufacturers af %,isftil-
teffeit Articles fail l.s,n it's. they htfss
nut the .sxperisf,s,s s,tl apparatus II
he large manufacturer /, pfsafisas
the hssiio eufstirs results, Tie large
manufacturers itasst the Hitiasl IN
eeriIve. while they afe protected. 10
make thsir medicine perfect aud eur
atise as possible
FRIfs .SnisA, sassflf Ba, .,
| atsss ffwass ts,ss i,f, Atliiiatits liver asesH
tAter add s4itsss + fssslisst Ii III 81 y ma e sltslss
ri aaf a. SIC ttst tiaItes isit5 d4tkts III
me -, Z asi s'st $40 weTse, ils'y t%ls'ittitt
Z Y 80 PIT III by ! Z lHtiip So
moi astllssits, "a Il 9.sstf ot iit,,-iftS tttiis ~
xoll d tr Et4d to set the purr snd s.hsfa
seifsl tite SssI.e tenn 1; t,est fesl.ts-wttf III 4
zellla q t,sis sis.tsaiift, sH she aFstfl4f
iite i~leiatst..ts sli,if ssl.st NIL iEti9stt s.s,tss, 80
badly. BENZ. HisjH
Continual use l,ii. matte slntnlons
Liver Regulator Wi,leiR popular. In
order Ia make mssney from The great
reputation gained by Tits remedy, uu-
s%erupnlous adventarers have gotten
up cheap countetfcits. dangerous Ia
health, and stick on these frauds o
name closely resembling the genuine,
% deceiee the nuwary into q Wing
theirNnferior goods.
None genuine except with the y
Stamp IN red, ON front OF Wrapper.
and thu Seal and Signature Of j. Il.
Zeilin : Co.. on the side.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
Mayor Francis Work.

IIVII NJ Uts E-UuNS i 81 DEPuttHs
Mayor Francis worked with en-
ergy, zeal and ability, and is enti-
tied to large share of the credit
due to those who so successfully
pressed the claims of st. Louis.
But he will probably be one of the
last to claim all of the credit, or to
deny that the Missouri Senators,
Congressman and officials in Wash
ington, as well as the st. Louisians
who accompanied him, worked
most enthusiastically and effective
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

The Presbyterians of the United
States will celebrate, in May, the
centennial existence of that church
in this country. The church was
organized in America in 1888 with
sixteen Presbyteries, 1T ministers,
41e churches, and 10000 members,
It has to-day in it's different
branches 3S9 Presbyteries, 1923
ministers, IL ,212 churches or par
ishes, and 750. 600 members.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by administering Dr.. Hsinesf
Gnldan gnaeiAA

It can be given In cup Ct coffee or tea With
out the knowledge OF the person taking II; Is
absolutely harmless and will effect q perna-
nenf and speedy cure. whether the patfenti Is q
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
perate men who have taken Golden Specific
In their coffee without their knowledge, aud
to-day believe they quit drinking Of their own
once ~impregnated with the specific 1t becomes
an utter irnpossibility for the liquor appetite to
exist. For full particulars, address GOLDEN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
United Labor Convention.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. 23.-
The Nominating Convention of the
United Labor party will be held
Thursday evening, March s. Mass
meetings will be held regularly,
beginning tonight, at Turner Hall,
until the election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
Coffee IN the Dark.

In the Bowery eating-houses
haunted by newsboys many articles
of diet have more picturesque des-
nations than elsewhere. Such,
for example, as
Hash-The mystery.
Bread-The necessary.
Coffee minus milk--Coffee in the
dark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

The study of "Volapuk" is be-
coming a fashionable z The
best method of learning to speak it
is to fill your mouth with hot cof-
fee and cold mush, while a boy
tickles your nose with a feather
until you sneeze.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

He was fond of singing revival
hymns, and his wife named the
baby Fort, so that he would want
to hold it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Married, at the residence Mrs.
Steel, in West Mexico, Thursday
Miss George Allen, of this
city, and B. F. Purcell, of Indian
Grove; s. B. Gardner, Of Indian
Grove, Mo-, and Mrs. Lucy Steel
of this place, were married at
the same time. The happy couples
left in the afternoonfo their future
homes in Charlton county. They
take with them the best wishes OF
their many friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
Would Terminate Fatally.

Pumpkins-Do you think Smith
is serious in his intentions? He
has courtsd Miss Jones for nearly
two years.
Dumpkins-Yes, I think the
courtship will terminate fatally.
Fatally! What do you mean"
"They'Il get married"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

J.. T. Nelson, who accompanied
the party from this city to Column
bia on the direct survey Thursday,
has returned, He says that Chief
Engineer Williams and Mr.. Fudge
were delighted with the country
passed through, and so expressed
themselves. Major Ricketts, and
Hon. VIM. III. KEENAN, continued
on horseback through to Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Miss Annie Ferrill, a bright and
~vivacious little Fulton belle, has
returned home from a weeks visit
to Miss Jennie Worrell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

VIM. Jenkins, a C. & A. brake
man well known here, and formerly
a resident of Mexico, was killed
while coupling cars at Slater Fri
day. Deceased was married.
The remains were taken to Wells
vile Saturday where they will be
inferred. They were accompanied
by a number of the Order of Rail
road Brakemen, of which Jenkins
was a member.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

A library is being established at
Slater for the benefit of the rail
road boys. Any person disposed
to donate books can leave the same
with Conductor Keyes, of the
South Branch, who is taking much
interest in the matter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Mr.. Randall and his friends may
come to St. Louis if they like, but
they must behave themselves.
Democrats are Democrats in this
section.-St. Louis Republican,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

w. F. Purnell, who lately en-
barked in the dry goods business
at Bowling Green, will remove his
family to that place. The LEDGER
sees Mr.. Purnell leave with regret.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Owing to the miserable condi-
ton of West Jackson street the
Salamander Stove-lining Works
have been shut down, throwing
thirty men out of employment.
The street is impossible and until
teams can make way to the factory
no work can be done. The city
should at once see that this street
is macadamized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

MARC Antony has been locked up
in New York for drunkenness.
The last time we saw Marc he was
hanging over Caesars grave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

A physician says: eff a child
does not thrive ON fresh milk boil
it." Few children can stand boil
inc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Prof. Markillie, well known in
this city, is at the head of a popu-
lar concert company which is doing
good business in Illinois towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Capt. Bill Frost is getting to-
gether his fishing tackle for the
spring campaign. Now look out
for some tall fish stories.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Mr.. ]. Al. Bright, of Huntsville,
formerly Of this city, a few days
since had q calculus, or stone
measuring 2 IL inches in eircum-
ference removed from his throat.
The trouble was of long standing,
but the operation was quite sue
.cesufnl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Miss May Ricketts,, who has been
visiting the family of Judge Nc
Intyre, of Jefferson City, returned
home SATURDAY..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Mrs. Manzke and children, of
Rails county, r guests of Elder
and Mrs. ]. F. Smith, South JEFF
ferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

The Wellsville News says J. H.
Hiatt, who purchased Turner,
Smith & Co.'s stock of clothing,
will remove the entire stock to
Wellsville about the first of April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Henry Paine died at his home
twelve miles west ofthis city Satur-
day. The funeral will take place
to-morrow-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

]. B. Sykes, of Farber, has dis
covered a bed of graphite near that
place. 1t is said to be of excellent
quality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
The Appetite

Ne u Increased, tie Digestive argaas
ssrenaa heaea, AMI the newea regulated,
ls taa.ins Ayers Pills. rhese Pills are
pnsSsls vegetable h their composition.
fisay ceutaia neither eaion,el nor any other
,~ssaserous drug. aud may be taken With
erfvct safety by persons Of all ages.
/ MAS n great satleres fraia Dyspepsia
aud Iu~nstipatiar. l had 40 appetite.
Is cane greatly dehilitated, aud WIS CON.
4la,itk attaltstti With Headache aasi ntsxl-
,{,s | eeassniied aus family aaetof, wha
treserii.ssl ter me, at various tinass, witlr
t,a uaeystlas n1afs tsian temporary felief,
1 faatsy commenced taNing Ayers Pills,
ia y short time my digestion and appetite
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Conductor Keyes, of the Branch,
tells the LEDGER that John and
Charles Holt and a colored man
named Lee got into a difficulty with
an old man named Grinder over
the moving of some rails off a dis
puted fence line near Cedar City
Friday morning. The difficulty
grew serious and as the Hollis
and the negro started off they
were followed by Grinder and
his son, Dexter, the old man
having a gun. After the quarrel
was renewed, old man Grinder
handed the gun to the boy and told
him to shoot. The boy did SO,
the charge striking the negro inthe
head. He was living this morning
but his chances of recovery are
slim. Both father and son were
taken in charge by Sheriff Bennett
and are now in the Fulton Jail.
They will have an examination on
the 2Sth instant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
Missouri Republicans.

sr. LouIs, February N.-The
Republican State Central Commit
tee met here to-day and decided to
hold q State Convention at sedalia,
May Is, to nominate q State ticket,
Presidential electors, and delegates
at large to the National Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

When lovely woman stoops to
folly in these days she eIevates her
hustle in very unseemly fashion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

CUREs ALI EzUMORS,

IL the worst scrofula. Salt.rheunl,
10 Fever sores,o scaly or Rough
Stsir, ia short, sill diseases caused by bad
hieefi ere conquered by this powerful, prri-
fying, and invigorating medicine. arc
Eatifag Ulcers rapidly heal under its be-
eign influence. Especially has it manifested
rs potency In curing letter. II osc Hsash,
lsoilss Cs1PEaHc1cs. Orc Eycg, ScrOf.
nIars Sores and SweIIfngs, Hip
ioiut ~Leiseaac, white SWeIIfnga,
s,oitrc, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Gsfa;iGs. Sand ten cents in stamps for q
t1rre t~ir.:ise, with coiored plates, on Skin
Els ass. tsr the same amount for a treatise
IN SssGfsltous AfgecEiors-
i'iiBga4{er.ifs III stlise it by using ksr. F5orccss
tsosdS; Il BIedieat niseovery, ansi is@s3&s
dEtsezss.ssi. a fair &xsfs, bys s1st 94sis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
RaiIroad Meetinr.

Owing TO the fact that Court was
in session the railroad meeting that
was to have been held in the Cir
cult Court room Saturday was
postponed until next Thursday af-
ternoon. In the meantime the
committee will continue their good
work so as to make even a much
better report than could have been
made to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Joseph N. Claim, the condemn
ed murderer of Judge Hunolt, has
been granted an appeal to the
Supreme Court. This at least
postpones the execution, which
wss 70 hare taken place April 9.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

/ A marriage license was granted
Saturday to Harvey Stuart and
Miss Mary Wilson, both of Au-
drain
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

81 have understood that your
horse sale was a great success"
said Hon. w. III. Biggs, of Pike, to
Wood Maddox, the mule king.
sit was" answered Nh. Maddox;
"better prices prevailed than many
owners had expected. In short,
the sale was a success"
"Well, sir, if 1 were in search of
any kind OF a horse, and didn't
know where to find the one l want
ed at private SALE" continued the
gentleman from Pike, ''I'd come
to your Combination Sale. /
would be sure TO get what 1
wanted here. These sales will
prove a great thing for Mexico and
Messrs. Clark and Potts deserve
great credit for the cleverness with
which they are conducted"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

"ot the two subjects, the rail-
roau and the coming city election,
said an observant man, sit is hard
to tell which receives the most
airing. 1t seems certain, judging
from the hearty, earnest manner in
which the committee in charge
have taken hold of the matter, that
trains on the new line will pass
through this city by the first of
October. From a private CONVEX
sation with officers of the COM
pany I am led to believe that the
gentlemen are more than delighted
with the country on the direct
survey from here to Columbia"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Mr.. Eugene L. Anderson, of
Monroe City. is visiting the family,
of his father-in-law, DR.. A. NJ. Pat
terspn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Builders are unable to secure
sand to carry out their contracts,
owing to the bad condition of the
roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Mr., Edwards, Of near Laddnnia,
died this morning. The funeral
took place at Il a.. M, Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01
MIR. Benefits Disappearance.

CARRoLLroN, Mo-, Feb. 23--Mr.
S. NJ. Bennett, who, for a year or
more, has been acting as super
intendent of the Water-works at
this place, suddenly disappeared
this morning, and no one knows
where he has gone. His wife says
she knows not where he has gone,
and she leaves tonight for her
home in Michigan. 1t is reported
that MI. Bennett and a women,
who he claimed as his sister, left
together.
On the way he inquired: "Mam.
ma, does God make skunks ?"
"Why, Yes, Eddie, I suppose
he does" was the hesitating an.
swer.
Eddie S., after a moments
thought: "Well, if he got a good
sniff of one once, I'll bet he'c
never make another"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Mr.. Gus. Il. Pool, IF Radersburg,
Montana, is here visiting the family
of his father, j. q. Pool, of this
county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

IVY bowels were regulated, and. By the
taao | fnisilesi two hoxes Of these Pills my
tendency 10 headaches had disappeared,
a,ii | became strong and well. Darius
NJ, Losms, " Wilmington, Del.
| was troubled. for over q year, with
Loss us Appetite. Rnl General Debility,
/ commenced taking Ayers PILLS, and, be-
fare finishing half y box OF this medicine,
my appetite and strength We're restored.
&c. q. Clark. Danhnry, Conn.
Ayers Pills arc tho best medicine
knawn 10 Inc fer regulating the bowels,
and fer all diseases caused by a disordered
Stomach and Liver. suffered for over
three years with Headache, Indigestion,
and Constipation. / had no appetite, and
was weak and nervous most of the time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

"There are not many people who
know" said Postmaster Saunders,
''that all the Chicago and Eastern
mails arrive here over the Wa
bash from St. Louis. We only get
the localmails over the Alton from
the east, hat is all; the Chicago
mails get here over an hour sooner
by the ST. Louis route"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

Ell Il0E OF CROPS is an unknowu
FAn hf experience In Central and
l1tlLOItL Northern Dakota and MIN
nesata. Maps ard full particulars regarding
lands. priee<. etc. sent free. Address, @. IL.
WARREN, General Passenger Agent. 81. Paul.
Mlnnesofa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-03-01

George kabrieh is perfseting
plans to enlarge and remodel his
Opura House.