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The receiver is unable to say what the real
value Of the assets is. but gives detailed state
mcnt. embracing premium loans amounting
tO 81 .203 900. as assets. and u large number of
individual notes. the value Of which il uu"s-
tionahlc. The assets aggregate about i2.jjU.uuO.
There are four pieces of real estate owned In
fee 10y the company. the vnuc Of which the re-
cciNor does not know. and he is unable to de-
torminc how much real estate Tn" company did
own at the time oi it, failure. On account ot
false statements aud inaccuracies in the books
hr Is likewise unable to learn the amount Of the
bills receivable or the aggregate of agents bal
unrcs. Suits have been brgun against great
many agents. aud they set M n counter claim
~ money due. Suits have been entered against
the stockholders for dividends paid that were
not earned. and the defendants are con-
testing the question 81 liability. Accord
INK 10 the books tho outstanding policies
number 1851. Tho amount insured thereby
wns s3s.SHI2l3. and the rcsnrvn OH ~" same
was. at A. pcr ,cnt. Sj,3djGli tn" total
amount Of death claims filed II 62G,7lu1s. ut
the claims filed prior to- October 1876. s22S BOB
in amount have been cont, St"u. The receiver
has not recognized the validity Of any cluims
except such ~ are approved by til" Committee
on Claims. The statement docs not giNoa clear
i,ina rs 10 the condition Ut the company at the
date of it, failure. or Of the lluHuccs today.
The amount ~ s37 $50 "unid hy order II tho
court " IL chiefly fer legal claims ana costs 81
various lawyers. Prior 20 the payment OF this
sum. over slOO.OuO had been dishursrd To- va
rinus lawyers and politicians by the receivers
who had charge previous TO Mr.. O'Ncills ap-
uOiutmcnt.
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TIM FAMOUS


MISSES 'l HlhINt AIER,
which for lr'. hH. frntur, has wrought such WON.
pEul - 81 klN u hlpNtN DISEASES. ~ SPEPSIA
uuI 'hN' t.l HtN .r hti %. all druggists It. cura.
u'r ir"a If,- tfr almost miraculous, For pamphlets
yWiHnu1 ,nmlt1anw ,uirs address MlsssQuOI
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Aliens Brain Food botanical extract STRENGTHENS
the brain all nervous affections. ami restores lost
p"wcr AMI manhood Price ~. Depot ALLEN 5 Phar
macy. 3l5 LIST av, near 18th IT.. and all druggists
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Have you tr'ed the perfection blend Of
Mocha ANA Java Cuiiec In glass inrst
Dir. TobIa-'s Venetian Linimcnt.
Depot removed g. ~ Murray It.
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Tno.. Ty,bu,a,,on. OF Infancy,

Sour stomach and the coc are invariably remedled BY
administering MIX vi Magnesia All druggistA-Ade
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THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.
Receiver O'Neiips Rcport-The Affairs OF the
Company Yet Chaotic.

J.P. O'Neill receiver of tho Continental
Life Insurance Company, has prepared report
Of its condition for the state Department He
snys that the books abound in incohcrcnt on
tries. and therefore there are many things in
reference to which he can give no definite In
formation. The conipany's officers have been
indicted. have fed out of the country. and CON
scquenty no facts can be obtained from them.
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PATENTS.
We publish tlt sen NTlfIt NEWS quarto twice each
hHuih ~ 81 Wear also ultulr Patent. m the United
states. 'uWih Grrut Britain. France, BI.luu. ter,
uHnN tH~iul, uud ufIcr countries ttNrat-. dr.AHs,
N'I' 49,, Anl M'ti, occurred Twenty thrcr years
rNiNiH ll'uHtUHfIun frrt Address
10. " All.s a ~nN. l'~irt., Z Sow YORK.
THE SICK WADE WELL
Without mcliriuc ar lANNul, N--f.u. healing Ply.
,irhii ruIDs rIi'r- .'.HIr- IfIY- Hni ul utnlc
,h,ru,c. Onr. - l.uI 81. Sow }.He uuls A NJ
toll The NH.r,Hl,IU 'tDm li"- T.
RoNALHNNAN LOTTERY. NcNtdraw
ms W., lO. s-l' N.,' ..Hnil. .lutl e.'sllyl rrlrs
ct>litd. ril,., NiI lu.I.A.n.u lntu-ItI. hlsh,st
rates puI .r ~ l..l A.luh N- HuNtruIurlt.. Ae &C.
rANluE a tu. hluhrf-. 10 Nrl.t. = Y
-" ~imE 'tKE F"H iING DISEASE
Nurh tHuN nNi 1850 Nt-tUt. - lrr gallon. ~ per
rrrd. s,utul.tl cart VAS hl.ii ~~ ChalnhcrssL
IP-ToWN OFTICE LOUISIANA STATE
Lottery Draws May - ran supply O.. kcts open Mon.
duA mtt al 10 call on og address l,.ul Broadway
lNAArks 4 co.
sO;,Os5 IA EHTiCKY STATE LOTTERY
u II PORTER 500. Northern Aronts / 227 Broadway
lopen evenings, lSi Montague st.. brooklyn
WAITING FOR NURSE" II not NFCDs.
shrN If Nuu VIII employ CASN Eli co : SpperN Elm
Lohsr o BOSTON, tor coughs For sale by ali druggists
5OOBROA v uemoyed from 800. kentucky
sAw l1eTh May ~ lesi pfl1cs distributing sb7 925;
tickets, a. oIen until O'CLOCK WILLIAMSON ca,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
VOTE FOR MACADAM.

The proposition to make a debt of
eighteen hundred dollars to be ap
Piled to macsdamizing deserves the
consideration ard vote of every citi-
zen.
That the worl; should be done, no
one doubts, how best to do it is the
only question, like every work that
is to be finished the best time is to
begin at once.
In voting for or against the meas
ure, it is at bottom whether any rock
roads shall be built this year.
The out going council have spent
more than shc years income, no COL
lection will lie made till July, and
then only he merchants license tax,
which will be used in the ordinary
city expenses before collected, and
no macadamizing can be done till
January next.
So are we in earnest as regards
building rock roads and is the city
willing to do her part; we cannot
get SOMETHING for nothing, and rock
roads cinnot be had unless the citi-
zens arr wiling to pay for it.
The urgency of making this debt
rather han waiting another year is
found IN the waste of money III past
yearsil useless blowing and an cx-
ira effort has to be made to in part
recover time lost, and the great econ
omyof doing the work at Il time OF
the year when days are long and
roaes fit for hauling heavy loads.
rs the first evidence of the useful
neS of the Citizens Association. all
its friends are deeply interested tha'
thA measure shall be carried and q:
slowing to the county that til,
Citizens Association intend to hell
themselves as well as ask the count,
20 build rock roads.
1t is hopcG every member of th'
Association will feel a personal in
terest in voting for the measure ant
making it clear to others how mucl
the interests of the city are concern
| ed in it.
As q plan of the Association ever
member must feel Jealous in the mat
ter.
While the benefits to some ma,
seem remote, yet the general welfar
helps all, and a few years of effort
will make good roads all over town
Remember to vote for Macadam.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
OBITUARY

Cummins McCarty, Jr., was born
in Morris county New Jersey, in
1916, died March goth, 1873, in st.
Charles county Mo-, at the residence
of his brother-in-law, Capt. Martin
V. Mosley, of Dog Prairie, after a
brief illness.
He was the o of Cummins and
Ellen b. McCarty, the youngest of
q family of seven children, four boys
and three girls. One sister preceded
him to the tomb. He came to Mis-
souri, with his parents in 1858. His
funeral was preached TO al attentive
and sympathizing congregation of
numerous friends and acquaintance
of the family and his remains inter-
red in a neighboring family grave
yard. HIP. BoNp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
PUBLIC SCHOOL LITERARY so
CIETY.

Last Friday evening in answer to
an invitation kindly extended to MS
by Superintendent Gully, we paid a
visit to the public school and had the
pleasure Of being present during the
exercises ofthc young ladies Literary
Society. We were very mucl pleased
indeed with the entertainment which
was far above what we had dared to
anticipate. The young ladies not
only displayed much talent, but clear
ly proved that they had made good
use of the instruction and drill they
have been subject to in our public
school which is one of the best in the
State by far. Miss ToIbcrt presided
with becoming dignity and grace.
The exercises consisted of music,
Duets, solos, &c. Literary essays,
letters, readings and a paper which
v Us Just elegant, spicy, pointed, and
$50
sensible.
Miss Woodland was editress, and
the talent she displays in this line is
wonderful. We had intended to
give a full and complete retrospect of
the performance, but find we are short
OF space, but we can safely state that
each performer executed her part
perfectly.
The singing vas good. The read
ing was far above the average, and
the composition showded thought an6
brillancy. We think that the young
ladies of u pnblic school coulc
safely challenge the young ladies o
Hardin College to a contest with the
pen, and that they rival them il
Evolutionary powers.
The young ladies deserve much
credit tor this laudable = enterprise
and we are glad to see that they ar
encouraged by their Professors, ant
we trust that the boys of the publi'
school will catch some of thi
spirit of improvement and lake a dc
cided step in this direction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Where's, The great Creator having
been pleased, out of his infinite mer-
cy, to remove our brother, w. t.
Cardwell, from the II and troubles
of this transitory existence to a
state of endless duration, thus sever
ing another link from the fraternal
chain that binds as together.
RESOLVED, That in the death of
brother W. L. Cardwell, Hebron
Lodge No. 354 A. f. and A. M. has
lost a true and courteous brother,
his wife an affecticnate and devoted
husband, and his son a loving father.
That with the berIaved wife and son,
we can only sincerely, deeply and
most affectionately sympathize in
their affective bereavement.
That a copy of these resolutions
be delivered to the family of our de-
ceased brother and published in the
city papers. S. S. Craig,
(iEo. ID. Bowman,
GEO. A. PoTEEr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
3SKATORIAL.

The Mexico Rink will close next
Friday night with a grand Indian
Pow-W@, (see small bills for par
tieularsI. A. champion belt will be
AWARDED to the best skater. The
Rink Will probably open again in
Mexio in three or four weeks. Dur
ing tbs time the Rink will be run al
Washington, No. We wish the boys
ooodluck in their new field.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

DIED.-In this city last Saturday
morning at 4 O'Clock W. T. Cardwel,
of hemorage of the lungs. Mr.. Carl
well was one of our best business
men and his place in the large cirle
of friends will be hard to fill. BUG
was always in a good humor and lad
a kind word or joke for every ON he
met. His bereaved family have the
sympathyiof all his friends and ac-
uuaintances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Charlie Houston had his house
robbed of all his and his wifcs under
clothing one day last week. Charlie
did not say any thing about the mat
ter for a dag or two, but kept his
eye ''pealed," and finally got out a
search warrant and examined the
premises of HELEN Sephens, (col)
when he seen his clohes coming out
of an up satirs windo as he went in
the door, but Charli was too quick
for the thief and scared his proper
ty before they coun make way with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
COUNCIL
LAST REGULAR MEETING-THE BUSINESS
OF THE YEAR CLEARED UP.

The council met in regular session
last Monday night, r. H. Fowler in
the chair, councilmen all present ex-
cept E. Rines. Minutes of last meet
ing read, corrected and approved.
A committee was appointed to ex-
anime S. Locks annual report.
Mr.. KEENAN, was reported as being
ready to receipt for damages in the
Wadingham natter. A warrant for
S95 was ordered drawn in favor of
Wadingham.
VIM. Pollock reported that he had ex-
amined w. f. Reeds wall and found that
it was truly in a bad condition, and that
this was due partially from bad work and
bad mater ial and partially from a drain
that had cut its way through the wall.
He reported t hat MIR. Reed refused to re-
ceive SIS as damages. The committee
was allowed further time to examine the
wall and consult with Mr.. Reed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
~ II foWler, paopers, % l0
j. K. Hutton, printing, 2 so
II. w, Gleason, blasting material. Is 81
j. w. Daniels, services, 80 90
Street Commissioner, 2l5 IS
VIM. Harper, extra police, 8 90
All extra night policemen ordered off.
Capt. Ilickerson can attend to all that is
necessary now.
The matter of unfinished sidewalks was
laid oyer.
Mr.. Pollock reported the city scales to
be in a bad condition. They were order
cd taken up and housed for a time.
The council. then ordered an ordinance
published to the effect that the PROPOSE
ton should be presented to the voters
next Tuesday, as to whether we should
borrow 81, 800 to be used for macadamiz-
ing our streets and be paid next year by
a tax of3-10 OF one per cent on the taxa
BILE property Of Mexico or not.
This proposition meeting the approval Of
the council, will be submitted to the vo-
tiers next Tuesday.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
CAFARRH CURE.

l.. A. Mcdonald, Sharlach &
Halls popular clerk, has a sure cure
for catarrh. He has certificates from
prominent men all over the State who
have used his medicine with happy
results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

AUDRAINPOTTERY.

There is no relson why we cannot
have a Potter in Audrain. We
were shown a jar yesterday made
out of Audrair clay taken from a
bank not morethan five miles from
Mexico. Thl jar was made at Paris,
and Mr.. Town the moulder states
that this jar was perfect, and that
we have ~jussas good fire clay in Aud
rain as thcy'had in Monroe or any
where else.s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Work on the first five miles of the
new Railroad is progressing finely
under the management of Mr.. Wolfe,
the contractor. Mr.. Lamerroux, of
Mason City, Ills, will commence
work Mondy with twenty teams at
city limits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
BRING IN YOUR CLAY.

AS arrangements are being made to
establish a pottery in Audrain. Fred
Llewellyn wishes to have a sample OF
all the clay in the county. Every
one having a bank of clay on his
land will please bring Fred in a buck
ct full of the same. 41-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
SECOND

The Mexico Minstrel Troupe will
make their second appearance Mt
Opera House on Saturday night.
The Troupe is now composd of the
best minstrel talent in MeXiO. This
exhibition will be far supelor to the
last, which was good. Nov songs,
new f~arces, new gaggs, everything
new and entertaining. Patronize
home talent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Gentlemen ifyou want good streets,
if you want to have a beautiful city
with roads of which we can be proud,
vote for the $1,000 proposition next
Tuesday. Good streets is what
makes O city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Henry Ward Beecher is lecturing
in this State. He only charges 500
a night, and still he thinks S1.00 a
day is enough for IL man that lives by
the sweat of his brow instead of by
q bad reputation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

In this issue of the LEDGER will be
found an advertisement for d. n.
Evans, contractor. Dave also keeps
on hand a full and complete line of
lumber, lath, singles, lime, plaster,
&C., &c. Builders will do well to
give him q trial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
ELAXSEED TO LOAN.

Farmers wishing to borrow flax
seed for sowing, and contract tn
crop on favorable terms, should ap
ply at once to
Mexico, Mo. JAMES M. Bush.
48-2W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

IMpoRTANT.-The stock holders in
the Malinda Allen Mine meet tonight
at Counci Chamber. Gentlemen you
should all be present, business Of in
portanc2 will come before the meet
inc tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

J. +. Hutton and Geo. Robinson
will speak at Dooley school house to-
night. Judge Forrest at Montgomery
City Friday night and New Bloom
field, Galloway county, next We'd
nesday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
MONEY

1t is not necessary for us to blow
about our work for it speaks for itself.
Knoder & Fsanke proprietors of
the Parlor Boot and Shoe Shop east
side of the square ver Barnes &
vineyards grocery store. 46-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

The Fulton Dramatic Company is
making arrangements to appear in
Mexico in a few weeks. We promise
the boys a pleasant time and q full
house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

f. Rines, who is in the South
on a trip for his health, shipped by
express 4 yonng alligator last Mon
day, which can now be seen at his sa-
loon. AS touching it's ugliness we
can safely say it is a beauty" fig
uratively speaking.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

j. D.. Plunkett's house in Concord,
Galloway county, was partially de-
stroyed by fire last Monday morning
at 4 O'Clock. Damages covered by
insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Candidates wishing to ''set 'em
up,' can find good cigars two for a
nickle at F. S. Reily's drug store.
4S 3t,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

He was from the country, and he
came to town for the first time. As
he looked at the telegraph wires near
the Ringo House, he said, "Why do
you make your wire fenc es SO high|'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

There viii be /. devotional meeting
of the Young Means Christian Assoc
citation held at the Christian, Chruch
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
AL the old and young men Of Next
co are cordially invited.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Landreth's garden seeds are known
to be superior to all others, 8 papers
for % cents. For sale by f. Shelf
Reilly, Druggist. AZ st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
,,jcs Weekly Ledger.
neal NEWS.

Iudy has moved his billiard
Glasgow, Mo.
H. syrups of all varieties at
BARNES & WINEGARDs.
Ia forget to go and hear the
II on Saturday night
A specially at Barnes &
grd's' 'h''
III Indian ''Pow-wow'' at
4, rink tomorrow, (Friday)
large amount Of sugar and
cheap at
N BARNES & vineyards.
~ Tomlinson is clerking for
g,brich. Jouett is a good boy,
[,So. l salesman
H. Reily's drug store and get a
Of nice complexion powders
AZ St.
ar II Lee and family, former
aexico, will soon remove from
lille to New London. Mo.
H. will be a grand mass meet
Ethe court house on the last Sat
4, II this month to take some
4 ,ovard matchmaking the Paris
Il 47-3t.
H. John A. Brooks recently
meeting at Marshall. Saline
e. With 81 additions to the
|stm Church.
n. Cromwell, conductor of the
rrell BUS Line, makes calls in
.,,ts Of the town and meets all
If.
n dne jack, Johnny, will make
sssoa at Thos. Boards about z
I south Of Mexico.
a,rrrY Your YARD.-L. d.
[Oee has a large lot of evergreens
\ Office, just out of the ground.
i once and make your selection.
, D. Graham has had his art stu
recarpeted and renovated in
way.
II. mexican has all kinds of new
second hand sewing machines,
singer, Domestic, Wheeler and
Weed, Victor, New Amcri-
|. IN for less money than they can
Of anyother agent, Mexico1
36-3m
! good second hand organ for
cheap at Murphy Reading Rooms.
III once and examine and pro-
ID bargain. 49-3t.
. you ever notice how surprised
were when you put your foot on
next stair and found there wasn't
rlhare
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Miss Sallie TrImblc, a charming
young lady of Galloway has been
visiting in Mexico for n week or so,
much to the delight Of her many
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Everybody attend the grand In
dian Pow-Wow tomorrow night at
the Rink. 1t will be the closing
night of the season. Everybody and
his girl will be present. 45-1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Arrangements are being cOnsum-
mated to run an excursion train from
Fulton to attend the Boston Philhar-
monte Club next Thursday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Candidates will all leave their names
at the LEDGER office by Saturday.
We have made arrangements to print
the election tickets, and want all
names by that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

"Shakc, shake" is the word now,
as the election is approaching; but
you don't shave to" if you will only
buy a bottle of Mellier's Chill Tonic,
every bottle warranted. For sale by
+. S. Reilly, Druggist. AZ st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

We request all mothers to stop
using Laudanum for their Babies,
but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, q
good medicine. 1t contains nothing
injurious. % cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Read l.. Phillips advertisement in
this issue of the LEDGER. He has Il
full and complete line of gents fur
nishing goods. No trouble to show
goods. Gentlcmanly and accomo-
dating clerks anxious to show goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Young ladies, if you want to look
sweet, don't fail to get a package of
complexion powders, free, at f. S.
Reily's drug store. As St.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28
REDUCTION OF 1918 PER
CENT. III THROUGH AND LO-
CAL RATES ON THE ST.
LOUIS, KANSAS CITY &
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

-
On and after April 1st, 1873, this
company will reduce its Passenger
tariff to 3 cents per mile on main line,
between st. Louis and Kansas City;
4 cents per mile on branch lines.
Passengers must buy tickets, other
wise conductors will charge an ex-
cess of 10 cents ON each fare when
paid on the train. Freight traans
will not carry passengsfs without
tickets. 49-Im.
The business of the firm of Menefec
8 Cardwell, furniture dealers, win i,
the future be conducted by j. Me-,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Mn. EDIToR.-Please drop my
name from the list of candidates for
Mayor. Three candidates (such as
they are,) are too many, so respect
fully renov
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

L. +. Wright, the champion skater
of the West will be at the pow-wow
Friday night. Boys a get imported
Indian costumes at the Express Of
flee for IS cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Z. Rines has returned from his
trip in the South. He is looking well
and shows that he has had a pleasant
trip. His family will return soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

PHILHARMONIC CLUE CoNCERr.-
Don't fail to secure your seats for
Thursday evening April 4th. Seats
for sale ut both book stores.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Hei Try Fowler left last night for
Ottumwa, Iowa. to be absent a few
months. Brick is a good boy and
a first-class operator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

The road leading to the depot has
been macadamized clear to the plat
form, this is good.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Over 500, 900 bottles Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup are sold every season,
and thousands of persons saved from
an untimely grave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Champ Clark, of Louisiana, made
us a pleasant visit last week. Champ
is a good lawyer and an accomplish
ed gentleman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Last Sunday j. c. Greenman re-
ceived a beautiful present from the
NJ. L. Sunday School Of Louisiana,
of which he is Superintendent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

If you have the chills try a bottle
of Mellier's Chill Tonic, every bottle
warranted by f. S. Reilly, Druggist.
AZ 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

7. +. Wright, champion skater of
the West at Skating Rink tomorrow
night. 45-1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Old pictures copied and enlarged
over fuckers store. 49tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

O. HIT and r. NJ. White made
about 40 converts to the Murphy
movement at Seed Tick, last Friday
night. T. B. Buckner speaks at that
place tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Read Mrs. Shootman's advertise
mcnt found in this issue of the LEDG-
Err.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

DIR. Russell has withdrawn from
the contest for Mayor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

ART DISrLAY.-E. r. Ottoway has
on display a fine lot of oil chromos at
Blum's old stand. Everybody call
and examine them, the finest display
Of art ever oa exhibition in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Rutledge & Treloar are daily re-
ceiving hats, caps, BOOTS, shoes, &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

An intelligent German thus ex-
pressed his preference for a quack
doctor: 81 wouldn't call him ov mine
cat vas deadiN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Fine Gem Pictures at the new
Gallery over J.. d. fuckers store.
49tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

Landreth's garden seeds, 8 pack
ages for % cents, at F. s. Reily's
drug store. 40 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-28

C. G. Cunningham, Of Martins
burg, is working in the temperance
cauSe.