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lOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
EDHEfgN PORTS

Steamer Chester Glr. Watkins sailed from souihamp-
ton for New York JULY 81
S,camer N.Tuldc s Clarke sailed from Liverpool for
New NYrk Jul, - $780,,
Gcssfcnund" Oicr) Iancen ral'l from Shi'ils
TO- Nevy-N -rk July -
7. arrived nj I,.ifh jllf II
steamer lnul'o diD. Douglas. sailed from Hun fr
Now York Jul, II
steamer state - california G'D. rra"s. sailed from
Gn-eov f1r N-v-lurN july -
Steamer Au"riha dnnl. Thomson. from Nc" OK July
Z arrived "a Copenhagen Jut n
Steamer Virginia n'"fl S.hf'. rom Nfwf'fH july g.
arrived az Cuy"nlar. 90 July p
Steamer bland Uirff herh'fsi rom Now OK
July : arrived .. tuNhnfru lult -
steamer Ia N.rmandic ,Fn Poiro sailed from IIavro
f1r New York Ju' n
Steamer N'El lni'l 'Y'ho rom Now ! DIX July - ny
rived e. Lisbon july -
Steamer Britannia OBJ. BROWN. from Now York June
10 Via Narcotics nirt 81 Genoa July l.
steamer Port Adelaide 40. sailed from Yokohama for
Now York July -
Steamer OatH.d Gl0. Jones sailed from Dom for
" July
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE --Esp"rial,y
recommended. De Notfs Electrical Con
nectinn. .i.Ois: Ifuat's Pulverizng MIL.
40. lGi. Samm.s's Refrigerator Fastener.
EDGAR TATE K COMPANY, 2t' BROAD
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

ELEGANT COUNTRY KEsiDEN'E.-
twenty rooms; all modern improvements:
LARGE stable: fine greenhouse, apple, pear
and peach orchards. to rent for n term OF
years; Of DObbs Ferry. Nodr'*s
CHARLES r. M'LEAN. 20 Nossau-rt.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise as SOL . Non ris' , m 20" moon "H' -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
" Sandy II.k 10.i GOV. Island 1925 i'I q 80 - =.
!, W-sandy Hpk lo2G Gov Island j." irii ''.e Loo
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THIS Is THE OPINION OF STEPHEN MI. LITTLE EN-
nr.Rr ACCOUNTANT. WHO HAS BEEN EXAM
MING ATCIIlsON'S BOOKS.
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WANTED. Second hand cash register.
HARDWAKE ia Nassan-st
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NEW TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS.

Spokane Wash, July "A telegram from PORT
land oregon. says that the new traffic arrange
rnents between the Great Northern and the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company Will go into
effect at once This will give the Great Northern
sthrough line from Minneapolis and St Paul to
Portland by way Of Spokane. The new arrange
nent is not a lease but a division Of gross re-
ceipts percentage basis
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GARDENER and FARMER. BY a Prot
ostant married man. ~ children. long
experience In the care Of stock end all out
door work connected with u gentleman :
country place: wife cannot BE- eXceilcd In
care ~ milk and butter making good 'Vt-
erenc-s. Address Machine store. al Sh-
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HELP WANTED.
Mule.

NtuIcs
AGENTS everywhere I, sell DR.. O'Keef~'s
Homeopathic Medicines. also 20 heefe's
i.inim.nt' o. familioy. each b0t,le saves
make Z. 70 81 daily. Or. O'kEEFE &
Co. Homeopathic Medicine Manufacturers.
Pi'iahury. Penn.
AGENTS -r,n,D ara 200 mo ~ Uncp:
specially everybody needs 1t; cheap. sells
80 Signi; big profit; money r-tbrn-rl iJ'
upsod goods. hustlrrs only reed apply
COMPTON. 253 Broadwal.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER wanted
h.alr,ss PIKE MFG c., Pike state II.
=. H.
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED to intro
dnc. NV b1uk. sample. 20 ceut. Al
dr'ss Mrs. e. l.. BOGAKT. Ithaca. y. Y.
Vendors . sell Iaiost novelty. big
profits. SALAMANDEH NOVELTY
CO.. % West lith-st
WANTED. Won AMI wornen in outsile
towns to establish branch agencies ana
introduce nrW ,i~yirc for ladies use. big
r. i,e orders Il side line big c0mmls-
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- Yves, lith-st.
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experience; salary s. Ye- week. Address
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s.. and M,lIsun-av".. an assistant in
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Monday. with certificate = g.siaiiln and
references that Will s'ani rr'sti~,tila.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

ADVERTISER has had good experience In
insane asylum. would take charge ~ gen
tlcman IN private family good reference.
| * i2+ Bunal0-ave.. Brooklyn.
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country place or farm first class In
every respect. good references. GAR
DFNER 1876 Waverey Place.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NEW e-ROON COTTAGE. S2.IV -"
cash. balar,e so monthly. within mia
ufes' wal. depot: II miles from city.
WOLCOTT is Fast lath-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
price send FOR circular. ATLAS IN
j1ONEMENT Co. lS Broadway.
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ENGlNEER ard MAcIil%ISr To run
hY!l-fs engines and machinery g-nrr-
ally. Yr - erect. put 10 order. or build
special machinery. references hrst- c.as'
Address LESLIE NEIDEN. l]o West
l.4fl ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
AGENCY for Moniclclr.- Residences. all
kinds Tor sale ~ rent. furnished houses.
TUBES d. TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.. y. Z.
AT NEW-LONDOS. CONN. on POST
UiLf..--A new and charming cottage
residence. built by an architect. lately de-.
ccased for himself. hardwood hnish. ail
modern improvements. and location for
view and healthfulness unsurpassed: house
Is A perfect gem and very accessible from
railroad station. Apply 10 cHAS. DEN
MS. - Burning Slip. y. Y
FOR SALE on l.. Fruit ana dair,
farm: Jersey cattle; -" acres: ~ clear
cd stock. implements. &c price t''"O
X. g.. Tribune Once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

30 YOUR FEET HURT your Most
peoples d.. sometimes. Dr. Nos'iIs
Zcdoory. stainless powd'r. sWinkled IN
your shoes gives speedy relief. cures CONS
and sweating feet.
PATENTS for inventions secured prompt
ly. Best OF references. Liberal terms
Correspondence solicited and all matters
held strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A. GICIiFI. 4 CO. No. IG5 Montgomery
ave Bloomfield New Jersey Handbook
Cor Inventors" free.
WANTED. Second hand cash register.
HARDWARE. ia Nassau-st.
ADNERTisEmENTS ASD SUBSCRiP-
TONS FOR THE NEW-YoHk TEfB-
rNE WILL r.. RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. 1922 Broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty-frsi-si.. and AD-
vFRTIsEMENTs a. the following Branch
Offices: 25i Eighth-ave.. go Third-evr..
corner Fort, -seyenth-st.: 100 East Forty
seyenth-si.. corner Third-sys, iso East
125th-st.. near Third-sve.; c2S fhird-aye
near sixty-nrst-st.: Los First-aye.: 108
West Forty-second-st.: io2 Columbus-ays.
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GARDENER and FLORIST by single
GERMAN o.. understands greenhouse
plants grapcries. fIults. vegetai lea. all OUT
door work, experienced on private place;
stricflv sober. first class reference. Adj
drras ALERT SCHETr. Box ~. West
chester. W.stchester County. y. Y.
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,hs,iEs FOR SALE that are suitable for
~ horfes boarded, winter and sum.
enc. nnearess pr. o. c. JACKSON. Post
BOA lJl. jamaica, L. L
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
TTrATfON, ny an all-roun1 Office man;
or as reporter on small daily. I. l..
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pass y cabin and IL r., s'1 ps to Fun'h
f Steamer 70 scan nT s. winke Hamburg Juy 10
IIayrc IL with dse - cabin and la' storase passengers
steame- Maasian du'chl. Potter. Rotterdam and bou-
:sasr . the t 9crcan Navigation 60.
Arriycd - hc BE- F., - 70 r po,..r,,,, Iuy
in balas, G II Randcrbrlk. Arrived at the Bar NJ
steamer cochce 'nr,. Trni,E. Tsltal Nay . ii'r :,
passengers - william r Grac" q Co. Arrived AT the bar
,ci " ~. nj - iT'" - HySI a, mo a. A. N
steamer Ohm c,rvn 81 Mar ana Gonaives July a
Cape Hayden and Port de aS u Inasua 49, Win 10y ~
th~ Bar ,'i a, : !s5 n ''
Trinidad T. Grenada 49, win dsc and pa;.snsera to
Gc.rge chrs'al co. Arrived a. che Ear at 20 5. m
DAYS with r, 70 II Dumos 4 Co. Arrived at the Bar
sandy Hook. July 81 $3.50 m-wiud. iish, air. south
east. cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Leona wilder Key West anl Gaiveston-C II
steamer Moringen Nor). len Gibara cuba--I DumoIs
steamer old Dominion Couch. Newport md Rich
Steamer El sud. Higgins, Neworieans-Iohn T. Van
Steamer crcatan. Hansen. Wilmington and Georgetown
steamer Richmond. Davis West Pht-OM Dominion
steamer Cottage City. Bennett Portland. Mc.-TIorato
steamer ror,ia G'D. Ash Perth Amboy J-rowrns
steamer Sorrento GeD. Jurgenson. Hamhurg-Funch.
steamer Jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk ami Newport
News old Dominion s. co.
Steamer orizaha Hoyt jr. Havana ami Mexican ports
+ Ward u 60
steamer Anchoria (}D. Campbell Gasgow-IIendeIsen
IrDs. ts4S
steamer Knickcrl,ocker IIalsey NcwOrlcans Allen
Steamer Herman Winter. Nickcrson. Boston-h
Dmpck go,
Steamer Amrum Ger. Mundi Baltimore-Funch. Elyc
Steamer Lydan Monarch obj. Morgan. i.ondon-san-
GcrsOn ~ son
S'e,,ner Rucnclls Masingo R.tlmor"-II 9 Foster
steamer Nassau b'ufchi. Neumann. lihyfi ana
Venezuelan ports kunharlt & 60. 49,
GulInal tbr). Nielsen. HaNfc -NeW-loIk snip
ping CO.
SAILED
steamers city n}D. for Bristol Ia Touaine t)
IIayre, Gallc, dt). HIM; Scrva ui0 Liverpool; No
tIr London. bins Ui"r. Bremen VIA south
Hmpt0n. Ifla tti'U. Genoa fia Gibraltar. pr1hia.
Havana and Mexican ports Amsterdam Dutch. Kier
dam via IBoulogno. lydan Monarch uiD, l"ncln IN
ohori- GYi. Glasgow RI sud Now orleans. Ait 1ndack
,IgrD Kingston. Savanlt Port laUon. ETC. kha"iia
O;crl. Hamburg via Queenstown. Sorrento oiep. Ham
burg. orange Nassau Wutch. Hayu and venezuelan
ports: kansas CTS Savannah. jamestown. Norfolk and
m1ni. Knlckorlocker. New-Orcans, leonn. Key West
AMI taivcston Richmond Vest Point. croat"n. Whining
ton and Georgetown. IHuoh'ils. Raltim'rc
Barks Ai"rt schultz. for Hrdg"io"n. barbados; S'nvl
AZ ken sweden.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COUNTRY property wanted for city resi-
dence or city income property. send par
ticulars 10 TAYLOR. $50 ciermon'-aVe'
Brooklyn.
ADvERTIsEMENTS AND suBsCR,P-
TONS FOR THE NEW-YORk ln II,.
UNE WILL Re RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No 1.2t2 broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty-frst-st.
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ENGAGEMENT for few days per week
Lv q highly recommended German lady
over 81. II iac; AMI I'm 'ment. as gov
cfr.ss conpanion or nuise. is competent
ar.ssfrafer fpr children. now or 81 OK
September. Please address 100 l6th-sts
Brsoklfu.
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BOARD WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN and WEE wish one
large alcOve room. or Two sinhlI'I ,ovu -
v.,th a sf-,c,lv nrlvate family: no board
iag- houses need answer; excellent refer
ences given and required: location pre-
ferred from ifth-st TO 5oth-st. ana pc
tween Lexington and ON a'es' FA'-
TICULAR. Tribune once.
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INCOWfNG NTFdNERs.
TO-DAY.
N-ncsAi


Au.- .Isrefnen. July i4..-........N - -
Lim.n July lf....''.
I,I,,hia ... colon. Jolly ~ o'l' l"h
,ro,,ric HMM. liverpool. July lC.......: Nhile s'ir
I,.r,ur ..... ila' ana. July Ib.........N & ''D1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
ITEMS FROM SKINNER.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
SKINNER, May 30.-Mrs. Jno.
Harrison is on the sick list, but we
are glad to say she is improving.
Mr.. Jno. Sims made a flying
trip to Galloway county last week.
M. P. Fox and F. l.. Bruce at
tended a musicale at Sturgeon lasI
Friday night.
Miss Susie Berry, Of Galloway
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Jno. Harrison.
Mr.. Luebke came near losing ONE
of his children a few days ago
The child was choked on a wooder
screw.
A good rain would be appreciated
by all in this neighborhood.
Some good blacksmith would d.
we'll to lease Mr.. Luebke's shop.
P. T. Bruce returned home from
Warrensburg State Normal las
week.
Mr.. Rowe and family, Of Rowena
| visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell
Sunday.
Our new mail carrier will enter OF
the discharge Of his duties mex
Saturday.
DIR. j. Dysart Cameron is yer.
busy. He has attended quite
number OF cases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
Laddonia's New Hotel.

The travelling public and those
who will only occasionally find
themselves in need Of the hospitality
of an inn will meet with a most
pleasant surprise at Laddonia.
Mr.. Adam Rice, the genial pro-
prietor of the Southern Hotel, has
recently purchased property one
square east and in plain view OF the
depot, which he has remodeled until
ii is a marvel of convenience and
home-like cheerfulness. The name
Of this new travellers home is Hotel
Rice and in justice to its proprietor
it will be necessary to say that Meth
er pains nor expense have been
spared to make it ample, conven'
lent, comfortable clean and, in fact,
what 9 right up to the mark hotel
should be and when the last touches
Of the brush have been applied Lad
donia will have added another sub
stantiai evidence of her thrift and
prosperity.
1t goes without the saying thai
MIR. Rice has profited by his five
consecutive years of hotel expert
ence and with such an host and
hostess further eulogy would b
superfuous.
Tn tables groau Meath the weight of it
viands,
The couch and chamber as good as the fare
And all who venture within these enyirons.
Sweet music and home pleasure maj share
Mr.. Rice extends to his forme
patrons and the public in general
hearty gratitude, and now being BET
ter prepared than ever TO max
the travellers life e%ndurable, hope
for a continuance of that success b
has enjoyed in the past. A heart
welcome is extended to all at tn
new Hotel Rice. BUG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
II L0ST Is FOUND.
James VI. Wilson Returns Unsealhed
From the NiIds of Arkansas.

James NJ. Wilson, who left this
city February 9th to sell Settles
patent churn in Arkansas, and
about whom several articles have
appeared in the columns of this pa.
per, is home at last. He came in
last Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock.
1t will be remembered by the
readers of the LEDGER that Wilson
was supposed to be lost in the
swamps and wilds of Arkansas, or
to be the victim of some fiendish
crime.
As they had not heard from him
for some time, Mr.. Wilson's tamil
ly were very uneasy, and feared the
worst.
HearingthatWilson had returned,
a LEDGER reporter called at the resi-
dence on EastLibertyStreet Monday
morning, TO see Mr.. Wilson. Will
son was found hoeing in the garden,
and said he thought he would do a
little work this morning to get his
wife in a good humor. Wilson
stated that he had been intending to
come home every day, and for that
reason had put off writing to his
family. II am glad | got into that
scrape, though" said Mr.. Wilson,
''for ii showed me how many friends
| had"
Mr.. Wilson then went into the de-
tails of his business success, and
started to tell what his churn could
do. He was promptly called down."
however, as the reporters family is
rather small and don't need a churn
at present. Ofcourse, MIR. Wilson'S
family is happy, and Mrs. Wilson
now laughingly admits that Prof.
L.itten, the c%lairvoyant, told her that
her husband would be at home this
month. So ends in comedy what
might have been a tragedy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
HATT0N ITEMS.
corrnsnnndenee Of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the ledger.
HArToN, Mo-, May 3o.-The re-
cent freeze damaged corn consider
able.
X. C. Bright and T. P. Stephens
have returned from Fulton where
they have been on the grand jury.
There will be a union Sunday
School picnic at Pleasant Grove
June 10Th.
w. n. Wood visited relatives near
Hallsville Saturday and Sunday.
P. Z. Ratekin shipped a car load
of 1890 pound cattle to Chicago last
week and received $40 per hun
dred. Tincher and Phillips also
shipped a car load which brought
s4.15 per hundred.
A. A. Rudd sold five fat hogs to
Greed Bros. for s4.f5 per hundred.
Born, TO W. c. Harrison and vile,
q girl.
Born, to Benz. Fewell ard vile, o
10 pound boy
j, ]. Catrfli sold 55 head d sheep
To r. r. Buekner st x3.f2a per
hundred.
Mr.. Daniel II. Mildred died at bis
home three and one-balf miles north
of Hatton, on May 24th at O'Clock
%. M. in the Goth year OF bis age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
MARTiNsBURG MATTERS.
of the Ledger.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
MARTINsBURG, No., May 30.-Bur-
glars broke into IL. A. Overbagh's
grocery store Tuesday night of this
week and stole considerable goods.
No clew.
Miss May Chrisman is making a
pleasant visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Settle, of Mexico,
spent several days in the Burg last
| week.
Mrs. Mary Lee Spicer and little ones,
of Auxvasse, are at DR.. E. r. Douglass
visiting.
Mrs. G.. Brown is improving slowly.
We hope to see her up soon.
We were one among the many
happy guests at the home wedding Of
Miss Stella Taylor to Mr.. Geo. King,
of Fulton, last Thursday, May "a, al
l:30 O'Clock. Elder Greer, of Auxvasse,
pronounced the ceremony, alter which
a royal feast was INDUCED In, to the
satisfaction ofall parties present. The
happy couple embarked on the Wa.
bash Friday for Fulton, their future
home, followed by showers of congrst
| ulations. DIR. Coil and Mr.. and Mrs
s. Rombagh, of Montgomery City, at
tended the wedding. Miss Jennie
Gregg, of Vandalia, was also present
Miss Lura King, sister of the groom
made several conquests at the wed
ding with her happy smiles.
Mr.. Fred Yelton is out again, aftel
a very serious call.
MissMarguerite Torreyson is drilling
a host of little folks for a first-cias
concert, to be given at the M. e
Church the second Sunday In June.
Mrs. r. L. Morris spent last weel
In Mexico.
Mrs. Jarboe and little ones are Wis
iting at her mothers in Laddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
WEST END WAITS.
:orrespolaence of the LEDGER.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
CoTToNwooD springs, May 3d.
The Springs wants some good mar
to open up a GROWER factory,
Can some one oblige Capt.
Reuben Dill, the alert manager, and
rush" to his rescue?
Owing to having bis business in
~terests oser in Galloway, Col. w. A.
Harding will move from Mexico
to his farm near Hatton this week.
Major Foley has set out 1850
sweet potato plants and Barney
Hooton 1000. So you see that the
Springs will be supplied with pota.
toes this fall.
Mrs. Pool and young Mr.. Sexton,
after a delightful visit to relatives in
this vicinity, have returned to their
homes in Centralia.
Cottonwood Park was recently the
scene of the most interesting game
of ball ever played in this section.
The Mexico printers and the Cot.
tonwood Blue Jays were the con-
testants, and the printers won a most
glorious victory. VIZ understand the
typos are shortly to play the cigar
makers. We predict a complete rout
of the tobacco rollers.
The Springs people are preparing
for a rousing old-fasbioned picnic on
the Fourth of July. Judge R. D.
Rodgers, of Mexico, will be the ora
tor of the day. The eagle will
scream, the band will play and
dancing and all kinds of amuse-
ments will be the order of the day.
Prepare to come and bring well filled
baskets.
Sam Kelley, of Postum Walk 10.
is endeavoring to get up a
of "Wealers'' and march
on to Washington and join Coxey's
Sam and "Merrv" Armi.
stead have speeches prepared to fire
at Congress which are calculated to
bring tears to the\eyes of a stuffed
owl.
VIM. Bedell, Of st. LOUIS, is VS.
ting w. r. Carter. Bedell will
move back to Mexico next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
& FurniSherS.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, May %.
Crops were not much damaged
by the recent frost.
There is some complaint of chinch
bugs in this vicinity. Parties who
have sent to Columbia for ''bugs''
have failed to receive them up to
date.
Miss Ella Mckee, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is able
to be out again.
Joe Mcintyre came home on a
visit from Columbia yesterday. He
will return Monday and resume his
studies.
Miss Edna Hatton has returned
from a visit to Benton City friends.
Elburn Rice is sick with the
mumps.
Master Tommie Muir, of Mexico,
is visiting his cousin, Sammie
CoWan.
Mr.. Samuel Turner and wife Wis.
tied his farm recently. He thought
the prospect for good crops f1atter-
ing.
We wish to congratulate oul
neighbor, Mr.. Thomas A. Mcintyre,
our future Representative, on his
success.
The youngsters in this vicinity
are wishing we had some good old
Elijah that we might have more
Granny" weather in which to play
croquet.
Miss Katie Cowan has returned
from Mexico where she has beer
studying the beautiful and mystica
art of carpet making.
Miss Allie Barnes visited neal
Rising Sun last week.
Mr.. and Mrs N. F. Kilgore, o.
Mexico, visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. F
James last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
Visitors at the College.

The commencement exercises al
Hardin College always draw large
crowds of friends, admirers and pa.
irons from the different sections Of
the country. Among those visiting
Hardin at present are the following
Miss Nell Crouch, Carrollton, Mo.
Miss Bess H~erpdon, Dublin, Tex
Mrs. E. r. Smith, Rolla, Mo.
Mrs. J. T. Williams, Versailles
Mo.
Miss Chambers, Excelsior Springs
Mo.
Miss Gallie Gauldin, Marshall
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Brown, Full
ton, Mo.
Mrs. v. G. Stavely, Paris, Mo-.
Miss Sadia Ragsdale, Paris, Mo.
Miss Anna Allen, DeSoto, Mo.
Miss Jessie Maryland, Salisbury
Mo.
Miss Jennie Tut, Bunceton, Mo
Miss GussieEdmonds, Mama, Mo
Misses Agatha Daniels and Ida
Cooke, Osceola, Nj.
Mrs. Patton, Macon City, Mo.
Misses Machette and Bowling, Co
lumbia, Mo.
Mrs. DR.. E. S. Chisholm, St
Louis, Mo-, formerly of Tuskaloos
Ala; friend of Mrs. Yancey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-05-31
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES.
Twenty Cents.
With Jet EnamleIed Steel Wire
Cloth 10 cover. Complete. Zoe.
ROBERTSON.
The Famous.

In the LEDGER will be found a
coupon which is good at the Famous
for 10 per cent. of the cash price OF
any purchase you may make. If you
buy a dollars worth of goods it is
good for 10 cents in payment on the
purchase. If you buy $50 worth OF
goods it is good for So on the cash
purchase price. Only n coupon
can be applied on a purchase, and
the 10 per cent. allowed you is a re-
duction of 10 per cent. from the net
cash value of the goods. Each one
of these coupons is just that much
cash in proportion to the amount of
goods YOU purchase,