Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-07-27

mos, two 25-light arc machines,
Hill cloth pulleys, two O'Brien Tub
ular boilers, flooring is made of
granitoid and the whole plant is a
credit to any city and is as fine a one
as there is in the state. The new
company hopes in the near future
to run a day circuit and give the
town an electric railway. They have
now about 1000 incandescent lights
and the city is contemplating light
ing the streets with from 20 to so
arc lights, which together with the
present output of are lights, will
make about so. The stockholders
in this firm are T. E. Warde'l, H.
M. Rubey and W. E. McCully.
They r gentlemen who thoroughly
understand their business and have
large and successful plants in other
towns besides Mexico. These gen.
tlemen have great faith in our city
and the country surrounding it, and
have invested largely of their capital
here and will do all in their power
to encourage any enterprise which
will assist in making Mexico the
best interior city in the state.
Mexico StOneware Agency.
Mr.. A. J. Nelson is the proprietor
of the Mexico Stoneware Agency
and is doing a good and paying
business. Mr.. Nelson handles the
celebrated White Hall, ILL.,, ware,
for which he takes orders and has
the goods shipped direct to the pur-
chaser from the factory, which is the
largest in the West. He gives spec
ial attention to orders by mail and
solicits the same. This ware,
through Mr.. Nelson, is handled ex-
tensively in Mexico and other towns
in this section, where it gives the
finest satisfaction. Mr.. Nelson is
a wide-awake, reliable business man
and as a wholesale dealer in the
White Hall stoneware can furnish
these goods at the same price as they
can be had at the factory. The
Mexico Agency has been establish
ed about a year and the proprietor
expresses qualification at the success
he is having in the sale OF his goods.
Give Mr.. Nelson your orders; he
will treat you right. The LEDGER
recommends him as a reliable man
and one pleasant to do business with.
ThOs. =. Riley. Matchmaker.
Those in need of fine watch or
clock repairing are directed TO Thos.
S. Riley, who has his establishment
the first door east of Buckley &
Moore's grocery store. Mr.. Riley
has been in the business in this city
for IA years and has always given
satisfaction, being a thorough and
careful workman. Mr.. Riley's spec
ialty is repairing fine watches. He
does his own work which is a suffi-
cient guarantee that it is done right.
Take your watches, clocks and jew
elry to Mr.. Riley if they need re-
pairing. He has lived in Mexico for
"a years and in his business needs
no recommendation from anyone /;
his work shows for itself. The LED
GER takes pleasure in announcing
the fact that Mr.. Riley is a fine
workman.
Water Works Company.
The Mexico Water Works Co. is
now being managed by John ].
Steele, one of Mexico's most efficient
and popular business men. The
works are being better managed
than ever before since their cree,
ton. The ser ice is good and the
public demands are being carefully
and conscientiously looked after.
The water works is one of MexIco's
most necessary institutions and we
are glad to be able to state that it is
being conducted in such a manner
as to give perfect satisfaction to its
patrons and the public generally.