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Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
San Tiean. Col

Sah ~Nbog SuI
o,o tror, bet er faa Of "1ecorassYo iten"s
o,;,rs. ipm bar noset Besreb om 5orbols
-, her / por Sp i bet ipolise California,
w. ref er iua for 5orIfiel / mango Raaber,
!. net er roget uanIielis at f~orfIare bet SeIe.
s,- net 5srfte maa man BABE ct sobt Rort
..,r sueu, SapneH os Smesnen for OF lutte
=, III, builfe Befuemmeli9beoer oenne Up
20 ,reu,for andre Bper paa Bacificfpften,
y, ssr er ,Snsen, iom fommer bertil, uben be
:, "saler, at oenne Bp mo baue en- flor 5rems
n for fla, os bette tror iss osiaa mart oil
vi, ia. soil, Tom fcmmer ber MI for 9is
Nm aaar no paa 2anoet os prsuer, hpao
vi suer til, os be timber til ia SperraIfelie,
4 bsr uorer os f@lorerer u9Iten ale mulise
sluus zrar ps BlantepGrter, icm siuer ct
mt upbptte ps Stsriteparten uoen funitis
Soup,rs, buiItet fsr bar pGret tantt NJ
int ber / bette 3itritt. Ser aplss en- W9nSoe
gDs iiuer, gitruner, 5isener, 9ruer .. I. b.
auepe. gps os en- Bel Corn aples Der. Bpen
sun 9ieson bar en- Smfrees al IA Htile, os
,,usr III 10000 SnobpsSere, os bar mango
sorretniussbuie, ion, mango al De itore Sper
7teu uiloe pore ftolte al. Soteler % andre
surrsininssbuie itaar lanst cper mango
Suer Of Iamme Stsrrelie; i Street, Cars ps
stsam Notors ituar ri fremit, bet er miiftert.
50 tore Yanouerf er Der Der; bet enc for
iuser Bpen fra en- &%grleonins As Ufile lang
ueo fritt 5jelopano, % bet anoet er | NGrs
Sasu Of Bpen os pumper Sanbet no al artes
Ffe grgnoe, iom er boret / Gan Diego Tis
ver. Sapnen er en- Of be beoite paa belle Yas
| mic apiter; Sfibene lisser Der fri for ale
| slaas Storme, % af9iper Bum for lire
~b1ncrsOe siibe.
spaO bet 8irfeliSe atsaar, iaa er bet sanife
bro; Der er IA Surfer Of forliIenise Setter,
men ri ytorlfe itaar aloeles %tilbase, ri bar
Hasu atrte. vi er mango moi til at boloe
| I'll Brett, ON ri ale par eniae, men bet er
rtop lllptfen: ben enc oil bette % en- anoen
lint, oerior itaar ri Der iom forpilbeoe Saar,
sn insen Sproe bar.
4H. g, SaI.
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Wortbwpob, @rano Sorts Co.. Va,

Nortbwooo, @rano Sorts Co., 9at.
vi bar baft en- i9roeles tpr Saar, iau
Stormen req Sorben bort fra Nsrene p9
fCrte ben aiiteo / 5orm af tptte, fale Sfper
9ette bar siort mesen Sfaoe; men iaa tom
% tiliioit Tesn, % bet tjalp 10 aoliilist
Seloise bar be Sarmere, icm bapoe bru9i
Drill, iaa Speoen laa opbt; bpor ben Lao
n2rmere oppe / Screforfea, Der bleu Der
last bar. Nortbpooo er en- lioen liplis Yr
peo st y. Nf. & w. Banen. Zen bar
Butifer, 2 ScteIer, 1 Npotbet, l Sernban:
bel, 3 Schooner os 1 Saoelma9erpertiteo.
9R-
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
Sputh Nmbph. ". q

St bar Der iiiitet en- Wenisbeb, Der bette.
nes Of Eaitor Soccbien fra Berth Nmbop;
ben tribes sobt, iaa ri baaber, at Der peb
Gues SjGlp o8iaa Der ensuns oil reiie fig en-
%ltanoinapilf &irte. Der er en- bel Del 9anife
Der, os tilise Spenlte al Npriie sr Der life
mango, men, boloer ri blot iummen, oa baa'
Der ies, at bet %paabespnote Grbeibe uil piube
5rem9an9,
South Gmbop er en- COB Up for Nrbeibss
~tlasien; bpao Der Der oripes meit paa er uos
iftbntn9 al Sui. s. y. s.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
R. g. Sal.
Trail Co., 9afota.

Or. Eeoattgr!
ga lea fer liot fra ole 8arter al Yeroen,
men iOu temmelis ijeloen Noget berfra, bill
~ b~sitriue, bporleoes Ri leuer Der.
vi buuoe en- Soo Spit, bare en- ire Waanes
sus baaro Sinter, men Taarueiret be9pnote
Rarts;; bpiltet life er iaa alminoelist Der
da lanet / NorbpeIten.
6pao Suubbebstilftanoen arsaar, iaa bar
Net Sinter u9ret meset Sp9oom, M er bet
lit beore.
SuuO oct 8irtelise un8aar, oa er Der freoe.
lgt.
vi bar pslaa paret uben Salooner | oper
1t Mar, % bort Gountp itaar fig guot for
lotu iaaoanne. iiGr oa ri bar ioa "plentp"
d "BItaopi9s", at be aloris trGnser at
'crrre tetitise fra Bpsn; for De Saar / Ga
zen babe meb aanoer % Spano, %, bois
Vet bliuer for Tibet, bar be ct Tibet Jorraao
Il sler unoet Steo bag pniene, os gnlfer De
'plOt iih arutte, oa mao be NOT li9e bism til
Ten. Ger er 'ulofommen Saloon baaoe /
q % BrGuoeptu. Man pil uiit ipprSe,
acUriOr luoer s benz sisre iaalebes?
"a Der er foripst paa mango BIS at ituppe
stnne 8ruiii, men bet er iassn let Sag, oa
Sr er mango al gurisbeben, iom pniter en-
Gram unbertioen. Nien III Ter bet alisepel
lot iortrDituinssfulot uo, ba 9esislaturen
4dr tnset Sasen fat, % bet piloe ~pirfelis
'sre bra for Vile, life minoit for benz, Der
srtiler melt.
Zen lite Utai bGubte Der en- lem ulptte
tH uus Srt, Ssn af TX. o. Bana, bar mel
n'sle andre Yutter uoe for of Ifpoe; oa 81
9aOoe Itnot ai 2 Stub, git bet treble no isien
ZEN Sloen paa Ypsien % rep meo fig er
I'll al bans Saano. g. w.
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&DrreipDnDance.

..s,u,,r us,u Rapn % asr,sf, tas,s ist, uiinb,
's.si.atr. RasH,, oil ~. SitD. .f;.il'ssl'si. u.s'
r,a,r, ~p,s,oum.nS' sorTeDons.ni 'Hiiu bet, m'a Re
,~o,tt0nsu mas bops RaDnst % asrssien
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
8iQi9e Spger.

8iQi9e Seger.
afbolOss Sansere.
Cp5paaelise Sanss for gfboitsfOrerinser.
Samlet os uosipet al Nitolosoenner tHoros
ueiten. 36ie forsseoe uosape. Yris 10 Gts.
HapOleon Den StOre,
iom Baron os guaIius Yrts Is Cts.
IRA SDttsrne.
S'lorin9er af SQosr, Stiite os uiilile ben
oanite BouositanO, al Seurii 8o~utOppioan.
Suobolo: anottelmdnoeu. -Roaolensbreo.
- Vine Nette. - ct Grunofiuo. - paus o9
Trtue.-Sduorerer. Yrls | SnlI19 Is cts.
6oeroagsmsnneifer.
Gti8er al &. 7iling. Snbbolo: Smaa 6or'
orinaer.-gt 6iertetiliRloe -g{aoam GH9e'
bretien. - Victoria Regia. - Riioeubauers
guie. - Ssitrene Brsier. = YRlH liaser paa
2anbet. Seftst / elegant CmIlag 80 Gts.
llngoomsfilben.
en- 5ortauins Of Baluean gsner. Brts Is
Gents.
2ommanosrens Setre.
vi Sonas Gle. SortaQtns fro Ror9e. 204
Sibsr / imasfulot CmTlas. Eus so gts.
SroesoioHerne.
On iamlet YeIirioelie Of en- lang RGt,e AZ
Troens Biouesbpro, iaauel ira ben somle
9aat, iom fra ben npe, Of boilte 8touesbpro
mango CT beiesleoe meo 9eartprernes Tor
turlioelier o. ~gruiomme 3so. Rupttet til
Rauuens, Der itaa iAlmauatten for boer Tag
| Naret, liant en- Sortlorins oper oerss Nnu'
nes Bstponins / Wooersmdalet. Sse 6aralo
Samiot. Seftet | elegant CmiIas, 1877 81
Der, 35 Gents.
Yarlamsntarifs Regler.
FOR 2eoelis al p~olitilfe, rslisisie iociale cs
o~ioenliabelise Rsoer os Notwithstanding
aer, uoarbeibet eiter be al Ronsresisn amer
tleuote Beitsmmelier. Yris 40 Cts. tnob.
Cuufaasuoe Bsser isnoes portofrit ree
Snoisnoelie al Be!sbet.
Tilftr9ifelis GoresieG
6. Rasmas,eu'.- SogbanbeI,
S6.tf RtnnsapoltS, Rtuu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12

va crosse, gStS.
Nr6etostralifen Der er oaarlis / 5orbolb
NJ Spens Stptrelie; for SaanooGrtere er
3T not toalelis Jortieueiie S:priieparten Of
saret, men Of Dem er bet o9laa mango NOT.
9uao ~nlminoeli9e Nrbeioere ausaar, iaa
1r lss paol,aa, of fun 25 Brpcent Of be DO.
aosHOe bar itaoist Nrbeioe Naret runbt.
81 nan9lsr Der fore 5abrifer, iom Tan
Nlsll9tte Here Soil.
I'm Sommeren fanr 10 Here Sunbreoe
Nano Nrbeioe peo Sa9brussne Z a 8 gtaas
''osr; men naar oisie itanoier, iaa saar Der
mango paa StD9sarbeioe 3 til 4 Rauneoer.
"aar mon oeo, at Dor Up bar co. 10000
VaoSqa9ere, har oirette 5orbinbeIie meb 4
''lqeul9e Sernbaner, lis9er peo Blad iii
g"' uoIsb gaisiisiippi, % man iienoer
S' til Bpens liplise Sanoelsrprelie ps
S%7oIelale 5orretnins, oa liuloe maj tro, at
FRloe uRre en- bra N~rbeiosplaos; bog er
,''Oarre bet Robiatte 5ilf9loe. Chicago,
'1FIIn9ton ". u Go. bar ct fort round
-'4'' roroenfpr Bpen. 9ette 8ompnni er
= usot til at neoiatte fine Nrbe,bere 2sn
aroslostio til 8 Elmer, altiaa $la25 pr.
Amer fsr, MI blir bet 81 for s Elmer.
~ II a'lteoiset, os Here oil eiter Jorlpoeube
.Se' Suer Saar er Der flor %5iIftrsmnins
0t0e'cere; mango at oisie refer 10 isjer
%| Del bar line 5slser bette, at Der er opers
sol 9oer Saar. gRit Raao til Groeioers
rYT''or ltte at TONNE berben. Stor 8on-
"'aacs blanot @rbeioere er 10 Narias til
'1'FIl9 6urtIenefe. en- @rbeioer.
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Gn goo Sreit. Seq ipnes sobt ON
@erellet. gr Der 8srn / Narbeoen?
Sa, ri bar 10 NOT ct Barn, men bet
er fun fire Waaneoer sammelt!
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galmar, Soma.

9almar, Soma.
U'poreHe Ss bigger MI Der paa Stebet ct
cream erp, iaa be mart tan ilptte lin
''s' orrsnoe S%orretnins ino | ct mere be-
~" so'als. Oct er bet oriftise Bpsse'
\. ~u Ole Siloal & Z. Rambsrs. Der ppfsrer
"'0s AOaS De sisr, bet er sobt Grbeibe.
u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
THE AUDRAIN HUNTERS.
In Camp in Usage County All
Kinds of Game Scarce.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
KoELTzTowN, Mo-, Oct. 49,
We arrived yesterday, struck camp
and went hunting to-day. Started
one deer and Jesse Carter killed it.
I did the driving and got a shot at
1t as it ran through the brush but
did not hit it. l think game is very
scarce in this part of the country.
We Will try another day or so and
move if we don't find more game.
Turkey is scarce; no small game
apparently. The boys have ished
some, but fish don't bite very well.
We are in camp by the waters
edge, and while we are eating our
meals we, can touch our hooks. We
had our first meal of venison for
dinner to-day and it was fine. We
have a good cook and he gets
things up in elegant shape. We
have plenty to eat now for a few
days, but l think, as scarce as game
is, it will keep us hustling to live
by hunting. We anticipate we will
have good luck in the future and get
plenty of game on u hunt. W.
are all well and in fine spirits.
Yours Truly,
J. w. SPoTswooD & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
MATTERS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURG, Mo-, Oct. 21.-
Miss Matte NARROW. of Fayette,
Mo-, is visiting friends here.
Miss Annie French, of Mexico,
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. E. P,
French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hasler and
others visited in the little town o.
Auxvasse Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schofeld, of New
York City, visited relatives-Mr.
A. Ecker and Mr.. Overbagh-at
and near this place.
A great deal of stock is being
shipped from here now. I
Henry Youngblood and Miss
Ames were married last week at
the home of the bride, by Rev.
Haar.
The Baptist meeting is still in
progress here with very great re.
suits, there being some thirty addi.
tons already.
Mrs. C. T. Payton and Misses
Pinkie Henson and Nora Ballard
and VIM. Hammons and Mike Nc.
Dermott attended the Exposition
St. Louis, last week.
Among those who have joined
the Baptist Church in town are
Brittle Mastin, Mary Rogers, Willie
Pike. Ross Clutter and Tom Nc.
Donald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
Land Sales,

~oA&4 So4Scs
Clinton S. Singleton to Seth
Singleton, 800 acres ten miles
northwest of Mexico, $500.
r. M. Allen by trustee to G. H.
Hardin, 100 acres three miles west
of Rush Hill, 1890.
David R. Owings to First Baptist
Church of Mexico, lot 10000 feet
in Mrs. Sparks addition to Mex
leo, $1,440.
David R. Owings to w. J. Rixey,
lot 12Sx190 feet in Mrs. Sparks
addition to Mexico, $3.50.
Moses J. Bass to Mexico Fire
Brick Co., lot 116x209 IA feet in
West Mexico, $500.
G. d. Ferris to Mexico Fire
Brick Co., lot 116x3O9 Ia feet in
West Mexico, $500.
Luther Babcook to Bernard Fem
newald, 100 acres four miles north
west of Martinsburg, $1,000.
Lucy j. Sherman to Christian
Church at Farber, one-half acre for
church purposes, 500.
Moore & Kennen to Albert Ken
men, lots 6 and z, block IL, Farber,
$500.
w. M. Howard by trustee to J.
B. Schrol, 30x60 feet off north end
lot z, block 6, Farber, 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

Correspondence of the LEDGER.
YoUNGs CREEK, No., Oct. 90
Miss Edith Holland has returned
home from Kansas.
Ed. Patterson is home from
Kirksville on a visit.
Grandma Miller has returned
home from PIattsburg accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss
Vernon Miller.
J. W. Ellis sold B. F. Dowell
100 sheep at $500 per head.
H. C. Berry and J. w. Ellis are
building additions to their houses.
Galloway and Browning shipped
a load of cows to St. Louis las,
week.
Audrain County Democratic Club
No. 1 met last Saturday night.
Frank Crawford is buying year
ling cattle.
Chester Dowell is buying calves.
J. S. Neale is again grinding
meal at his old stand.
The Lacrosse Lumber Co., form
erly sold lumber dealers, nov
gives the consumer, through its
many branch yards, the advantage
OF good grades at low prices. One
profit saved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
MRS. AHIR MOURNING.
What Dr.. N1len's Patients Have
to Say Of His Treatment
Strong Endorsements
From the Afflicted.

A visit to DR.. Milen's Sanitari-
um will convince the most skepticsl
that his treatment is bringing great
relief to the afflicted patients. A
reporter this morning had the most
convincing evidence of the beneficial
effects of DR.. Milen's treatment.
One lady who lives a few miles in
the couatry and whose health has
been growing worse for years sta
ted that when she first begun the
treatment it was impossible for her
to walk up the steps to the apart
ments, having to be taken up on
the elevator through Famous. To-
day this lady goes up and down
the steps with ease and feels that
she is in better health than she has
been for years. She preferred not
to have her name used because of
the distaste for any sort of notori-
ETY., but she personally expresses
to all, her great appreciation of
DR.. Milen's treatment. She is the
wife of q very prominent citizen, q
lady of excellent judgment and her
expression of appreciation of the
great Improvement she has expe-
rienced was earnest and uuquali-
fed.
MRS. DANIEL MOURNING,
who lives just half a mile from
Thompson, stated that she was
glad to give her testimonial of the
benefits she had received under
DR.. Milen's treatment. Mrs.
Mourning has suffered for years
from a most critical female trouble
and her life was entirely despaired
of. II have had wretched health
for six years." said Mrs. Mourning
to a reporter for this paper. 81
was told by my physicians that 1
could not live and l was fully salts
fed that death would come to me
at no distant day. MY Affections
were terrible aud although my
physicians did all apparently that
could be done for me, | continued
to grow gradually worse. / heard
of DR.. Milen and thought of max
ing one more effort to regain my
former health. / was told that
he was a humbug and that he
could not help me. Mrs. William
Keeton, whose husband was treat
ed by DR.. Milen, came to me and
advised me to come here. l took
her advice and came to DR.. Milen.
He has done more for me than
l had ever hoped. and while l am
far from being a we'll woman / feel
go much better that l cannot find
words to fttingly express my
gratitude for the relief he has given
me-"
No one a talk to Mrs. Mourn.
ing without approaching what a
wonderful improvement she has
undergone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
CENTRALIA NEWS.
)freSDOD2pDca of the I adpcr

Correspondence of the Ledger.
CENTRALIA, Mo-, Oct. 20.-Elder
Samuel Magee, pastor of the Chris
tian Church, is engaged in a sue
cessful protracted meeting with
the Christian Church at Franklin,
Howard county.
A Centralia weather prophet,
who predicts an open winter, has
bought five extra cords of wood
and purchased the heaviest over
coat he could find. This is an in
dication that we are going to have
some weather before next spring.
Several persons in and about
Centralia are down with slow fever.
Rev. G. B. Hancock, of Schol-
ton, Mo-, was in town during the
week.
Several weddings On the tapis.
Elder David Sommer, editor OF
the Geographic Review, published
at Redwood, Ohio, was visiting
in Centralia the early part of this
week.
Noah Smith, ex-postmaster, is
prospecting in theIndian Territory.
The Guard is going to put in new
presses with steam power.
John Fountain is visiting IN Or.
egon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

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Mr.. John G. Fikenscher and
Miss Nora B. Reid were welded
yesterday evening at eight O'Clock
at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. F. Reid,
in the southeast part of town. Mr..
Fikenscher was formerly of Jeffer.
son City, and is a young man Of
good character and habits. Miss
Reid is a we'll known and estimable
young lady of this city. The cere,
mony vas performed by Rev.
A, A. Wallace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
These Pills are scientifically com

These Pills are scientifically com.
pounded, Uniform in action. No
gripping pain SO commonly following
the use of Pills. They are adapted
to both adults and children with
perfect safety. We guarantee they
have no equal in the cure of sick
Headache, Constipation Dyspepsia,
Billiousness, and, as an appetizer,
they excel any other preparation.
For sale by G. R. Gibbs, Druggist,
Mexico, Mo. Aug. Is 1-yr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

IF a child will take a medicine
with pleasure, you may know that
it is not in any way offensive to
the tase. Children like HAM
BURG FIGS, and 1t Is no longer
necessary to disgust them with
castor oil. Is cents. Dose, one
Fig. Mack Drug Co., n. Y. FoE
sale by G. A. Buckner, druggist,
Mexico. No,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

Tuesday was the time ap-
pointed for the meeting ofthe Dem
ocratic Central Committee, but on
account of the weather, only two
members of the committee turned
up. The chairman, Hon. NJ. B.
K. Biggs. was absent. Nothing
could be done toward getting up a
t~arlff-reform picnic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
II. %. Alexander Dead,

Died, at IL O'Clock yesterday, R.
D. Alexander. who had been i'll for
some time with bladder affection.
Deceased was aged GA years and 9
months, had been a resident Of
Mexico for many years, and was
never married. tits not yet Known
when the funeral will take place.
Relatives and friends in Florida
have been notified, Mr.. Alexander
having no kinsmen in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
A Lnxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish te
enjoy good health, and who do moi
wish to resort to bitter, nau.eous
liver medicines and cathartics, i.
the concentrated California Liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Fol
sale in 50 cts. and 500 bottles by
C. R. Gibbs, Mexico, Mo.
Till Nov.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
HIGLEY-OREAR.
One of AudraIn's Fair Daughters
is Welded to q Gentleman
From Ohio.


ssssasSSs5ss Wednesday, Oct. 16, at
S s O'Clock, p. M, the
marriage was celebrated of his
daughter, Miss Lulie B. Orear, to
Mr.. VIM. G. Higley, of Ohio. The
ceremony was performed by the
BRIDES pastor, Rev. A. A. Wal
lace, of Mexico. Many friends
were present and loaded the bride
with good wishes and many bridal
gifts, among which were the follow
ing:
M. and Mrs. B. o. Sims, set fine
cream damask table cloth and nap
kins.
Mr. and Mrs. TT. Don Carlos,
beautiful blue and siJer pickle
stand.
Mr.. Lowell Hildebrand and sis
ter, amber water set.
| Mr.. VIM. Carter and Mr.. Walter
Ryersen, handsome parlor lamp.
Mr.. Harry Householder, elegant
| silver castor.
Miss Iowa Householder, SET
dainty silver nut piekers and
cracker.
Mrs. Carrie Walton, pretty silk
embroidered cushion.
Miss Lily Hendrix, pretty hand
II ade watch pocket.
Mr.. John Wakefield and sister,
very handsome ivory handled cary
ing set.
Misses Lizzie and Sallie Fox, two
beautiful pictures.
Mr.. J. W. Fox, silver thimble
Miss Eva White, of Ferguson,
f~ootstool of white fur. mounted on
finely polished buffalo horns.
MI. D. NJ. Hill. solid silve,
sugar bowl.
Miss Octa Graham, handsome
silver napkin ring.
Master frankie Wisdom, pretty
clear glass vinaigrette.
Mrs. G.. B. Macfarlane, set fine
white damask napkins.
Mrs. NJ. J. Harding, beautiful
silver and gold thermometer OF
plush shield embroidered.
Misses Herman, beautiful hand
painted cushion head-rest.
Miss Bessie Mckinley and Mr.
S. J. Winscott, elegant silver butter
dish.
Mr.. J. D. Morris, fine white
damask table cloth.
Mr.. Robert Harris, pair fine
white damask towels.
Miss Laura Brenton. set nice
bath towels.
Buckley & Moore, handsome sill.
yer butter dish.
Mr.. P. W. Harding, set solid
silver forks.
Miss Katie Ferris, fine white
damask table cloth.
Miss Lizzie Judy, of Boone coun.
ty, elegant silver sugar bowl an6
spoon holder.
Mr.. David Booth of Longmeadow.
Mass, beautiful silver napkin
ring.
Miss Elizabeth Booth, of Long,
meadow, Mass, beautiful silver
napkin ring.
Miss Leona Dunica, of Kansas
City, valuable gold pen.
MI. and Mrs. j. D. Orear, o:
Kansas City, pair dainty etruscar
vases.
Mr.. B. F. Orear, BRIDES father.
amber and silver berry bowl.
B. F. Orear, Jr., of Kansas City
elegant solid silver fruit basket.
Mrs. Mamie Everett, of Audrain
BRIDES sister, hand-painted table
scarf.
Mr.. John d. Orear, brides
brother, pair silver and crystal
vases, very elegant.
Master Jimmie Orear, brother
and Ernest Everett, nephew, tape
measure and ''prophetic' broom
+ The LEDGER wishes to return
thanks for a bountiful supply Of
| cake
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
Full Stock Of Miilinery.

If you want anything in the mil.
linery line, don't fail to call or
Mrs. R. P. Hopkins, in the Har.
per block. She has a full and com.
plete line of new goods, and would
love to have all of her old friends
and the public generally call and
examine her stock. Pressing hats
a specially. Harper block, North
east Cor. Square. 23-8t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
Before hnuinn un,,r uint.. hon,

Before buying your winter boots
call on Morris Il CAN'T and see
their SELF boot with the SELF brand
on them. None better. They can
also show you q cheaper line OF
boots that are we'll worth the
money. Their stock of ladies' and
children's shoes is now complete
and Of the best makes. 28-3t dGw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
Peruicious Fleets Of Tebaeco,

DR.. FLlNT'S REMEDY is the
only antidote against the influence
of tobacco which the smoker or
chewer of the weed has, and it
should be taken regularly to pre-
vent the heart from becoming dis
eased. Descriptive treatise with
each bottle or address Mack Drug
Co., N. Y. FOR sale by C. A.
Buckner, druggist,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
Beans Young Man, Beans !

One acre OF land will yield thirty
bushels of beans, and beans are
worth s1.75 per bushel, making
a cash return of S25. 80 per acre:
Gel twenty acres of land, young
man, and plant beans and let the
world see that you've bean doing
something for yourself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

Mr.. J. n. Scott, a victim to the
terrible boat disaster at Smiths
Landing, on the lower Mississippi,
last week, was a brother of Mrs.
C. H. Cauthorn, of Laddonia, and
a nephew of Judge Sumner, of
this city. Mr.. Scott was raised
in Jersey county, Ill. About
eight years ago he married in
Louisiana, his father-in-law giving
him a large plantation in that
State, which caused him to locate
about sixty miles from New Or
leans, where he has since lived,
being successfully engaged IN
planting and stock raising. Mr..
Scott visited his relatives here
about two years ago. He leaves a
a wife and three children.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

Last Saturday Carter, the sprint
er, was found guilty of "smooth"
work in connection with a bet
made with Dewitt Shoots and was
fined 500. The costs in the case
and fine amount to 1920. This
means 425 days in Jail unless paid,
and the county is going to work its
jail prisoners shortly, too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24

A continuance was granted by
Judge Hughes in the Dusenberry
case until November IL. The
counsel for the defendant being un-
able to act, Lawyers Fry and Ed
monston were appointed last
Thursday to take the case. They
showed they had no time for prep
aratlon. Dispositions must be taken
from witnesses in Virginia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-24
John Wise and Miss Annie Hal

John Wise and Miss Annie Hall
we're married in Concord ON Mon
day, by Rev. Frank Mitchell. And
on the same day J. 7. HIT and
Miss Jennie Wise, of McCredie,
were also married. The quartette
are east on a wedding trip. The
LEDGER extends congratulations.