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WAY POINTS.
Bank landings 5 cents per 100 lbs., ant

Bank landings cents per 100 lbs., and
10 cents per Dbl. higher.
THE MARKET.
Deg. Our friends should bear in mind
thar the prices here given are only tor
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filing orders and for broken lois 1t Is
necessary TO charge an advance over
these figures. "R
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VI. J. HoWLEY- Heal Estate Agent. Buys
and Sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
Tor non-residents etc. Commercial avenue, be-
lNrnrn \ NTH nnn Tenth nlIeets.
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WILLIAM WlNTEk--SiXth street between
commercial avenue and Washington avenue.
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HlIOtOKrnpllY.

d. HARTMAN-Deale in Queenswaro, Toys,
amps and Nil kinds Of fancy articles. CONNER
.'ai avenue, corner 9TH street,
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Clothing anc Merchant tailoring,
JOHN ANTRIM Merchant Tailor and dcqler
u Ready Made Clothing. ~ Ohio Levee.
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DIRECTORY
----OT-----
,lRO BUSINESS HOUSES,

,sard ware. stoves and Tin Ware.
\, HALEY Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Hard
are, LaIden and Farmers Implements, Wire
,1Ods, Refrigerators, Pumps and LADDERS
Is Commercial Avenue. Guitering, and Job
Turk done on short notice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
ANDREW HARPER.
DEATH FROM CARELESS HANDLING OF A
GUN.

DEATH FROM CARELESS HANDLING OF
We announced in last weeks
LEDGER the sad accident that happen
ed to our esteemed young friend An
drew Harper, by which he received a
terrible gunshot wound in the head.
The injury was pronounced by his
physicians at once, to be OF a very
serious nature, and one that might
terminate in death still we had hop
ed to he able by this time 70 report
Improvement in his condition, rather
than to perform the sad duty OF an
nouncing his death, which occurred
on the evening of the eighth inst, at
the residence of exGov. Hardin.
Tie funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Maple, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Murphy, at the Baptist church,
from whence the remains were taken
| TO SC. LOUIS, fOI iHOci ulSh1' ia
Gov. Hardin, and wife, Miss Fannie
Hardin, DR.. Smith and wife and Miss
May Thompkins, of Bonneville, ac-
companied the body.
Few accidents have ever occurred,
considering all the surroundings,
more calculated to arouse the sympa'
thies OF an entire community than the
one now under consideration. A
young man, not yet having reached
the prime of life, with a cultivated
mind, with high hopes for futur'
usefulness and happiness, with socla
surroundings and fapily relationship
unsurpassed by any, thus student.
snatched from our midst makes us a
least wonder at the ways of Prov
aence.
We are informed that soon, Al
drew would have been married to th
, accomplished Miss Thompkins
lEOoueyille.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
SENATORIAL.

The Senatorial Democratic Central
Committee, met in pursuance to call
of the chairman at Mexico October
4th. 1878, and the following pro-
cea1ar= were had:
on Dctobcr 231, 1873, is fixed for
holding Convention at Mexico. Mo,
to nominate candidate to fill the un-
expired term of John A. Flood ro-
signed. Fixed base of representa-
ton as follows: Galloway seven,
Boone eight and Audrain five dele
gates to said convention.
Chairman of Democrat Central
Committee of Boone, CaltaWay AMI
Audrain are requested to call meet
ings to be held i'll the several town
ships of these counties, on Saturday,
October 10Th, 1873, TO select dele
gates to attend Senatorial Convention
to be held at Mexico, October 23d
1878.
NJ. Y. DUNCAN, w. Fl. KEENAN,,
Chairman. Secretary
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
REPUBrgCAEs fN-eeNgNCn~~
REsoLUTIpNs AsQloFrFspp 10 -T77-fEvERYTHrNG
CONSERVATIVE

Last Saturday the Republicans OF
this colsqt} raet III cancus. at the court
house, and as they would not admit
us we will have to give Il very limited
report of their proceedings. so
Ira, Hall was elected chairman and
Major Lawder secretary.S
The following persons were ap-
pointed county committeeman: W.
S. Boyd, Cuivre; P. c. Skelly, Linn;
F. Cummings. Prairie; j.. E. Stadf-
fer, Loutre; F. N. Hathoway, Salt
River; S. Pollard, Mexico; "A, Viii
son, Wilson; W. T. Hdch, Sailing j;
w. II. Brown, at large.
Everything said or done was con-
servative, as the following resolutions
will show.
Resolutions adopted:
always in the past in favor ofsequal civil and
political rights to aH races and classes OF
Americancitizens and where any race or class
may be Disseminated against believe it to
be the duty of the General Government to
extena protection 10 it,
REspLxsB, 4 Bat s,Ss are opposed to re-
pudiatiOn in every form and believe it to bs
one of the highest duties of citizenship tt
maintain the power of the Government in
tact.
REsoLvED, That We befiese in maintaih
ling the paper curencyof the country on a
teoln basis and qpposS the repcabof the res
sumption act.
RESOLVED. Tha. we hold up to reproba
this State to protect the State Treasur
from robbery by tho leading rings of tina
party. s@ +~7~s7~a seSf.as ssssp@A ,ssaa~zsssa
BEsoLvEp, That We no opposed 70 al
rings and digrees in politics whether Nation
al State or county, and believe that powe
belongs with and Influence should sprin
from the people.
RESOLVED, That we invite iInig graft on
our county assuring those who are
search of honles. that we have room for a
good and stardy citizens. where sprosPefou
and happy futures may await them. 'saF
RESOLVED, That whine believing it ou
duty to keep our party organization intad
we consider it ia. n.xpelisi,t - Nominate
> county ticket
Resolved, That the lsbaring man, q
l. | farmer and the mechanic constitute I
1bone'afa sin0w st thu couutry, and that
:, legislation discriminating against the
-. .tlssss.s is tltaitt.st end lsNrtftll. .---
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
THE DIFFERENCE.


| A few years ago, when the grass
hoppers visited q few counties in the
great state of Kansas, the people all
over the land became much alarmed
and very humble; governors of states
appointed days for humiliation and
prayer to God to save the country
from this terrible scourge; the preach
Ier entered. his pulpit every Sunday
morning with prayer and text suited
to the OCCASION, and special meetings
were had dariag the. week days to re-
mind the Lord of the great destitn-
ton and suffering produced by the
naughty grasshopperss and to mani
fest their faith in his power to rid
the country of the pest. This was all
right. But how is it now with refer
ence TO that terrible plague that has
siepopnlated cities and towns and
neighborhootls throughout the south
erm part Of the Mississippi valley
Save one, where is the governor of 9
state who has set apart Il day fol
PRAYER to God to invoke his mercies
and blessings upon our afflicted, des
titute and dying countrymen? Whsr'
lis the preacher in. this eommunit.
wlio has at any time during the preva
lenee of yellow fever in the south, OF
ferea up.%ip public as~single pray
lube BALI of the. dying and destitut
ahunfredsa and tffoasarftIs there. c..~sW I
not christian people pray for, as We
as flelnlsh brsae ssls meat to u
affiictrJ ?? -.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
CALL FOR CONVENTIONS TC
BE HELD IN IHE SEVERAL
TOWNSHIPS /

The Democratic voters of the sew
eyaI townships, colnnosing ahs eo.an-
ty ef Aadrain. ARE requested to meet
at their several places of voting, q
Saturday the 10Th day Of October,
ls7ss and elect delegates to attend
d the seisD Drisi eonyehtien to ;be,held
at Mexico, October 23d, A. D. 1873,
for the .pj4gpose b. nominating on q can,
didate to fill the vacancy caused pJ
the resignation. Of Hon, John A
Flood.
Salt River will send up five dele
gates, each of the remaining town
ships viii send up two delegates t
szilt, Senatorial. Convention.
! A. G. TURNER, W. II. KEENAN,,
4 SecretIy.8 Chairman
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
Wuo IS sFAGG2


Fhe Umen should not permit Fit
itis.r rls..ip sf4r its. apcs1ate friend,
JUDGE Fag9, 10 lGL5s,ate MS former
political history. We stated what
g. are informed is true rs TO Judge
Figs foaner political affiliations,
and ili,t is, that. he has belonged to
every political party that has had an
existamcr in this, state, except the
Liberal Republican, and we reaifirm
what we sald, the Union to the con-
trarv notwithstanding. fagg's faith
cr and family were Democrats Of the
straiest sect, and tie first Office foi
Which he became Il candidate was
clerk of tile Pike County Court In
1918. and that as Democrat :He
was not elected and the next time we
hear of him was rs Benton man.
then he became Know Nothing, and
1857 he was tie Wing or opposition
candidate for Judge ofthe Pike CIR
cult Court, against Judge Buckner'
who beat him about 1,50O votes. He
naturally drilted into the Republican
party in 1862 and was appointed
Judge in place of Buckner, who re-
fused to take the Gamble oath, sub
sequently he was appointed Judge OF
the Supreme Court and has been Out
in the cold ever since, having ran
against Judge Buckner in 1872 for
I RCongress. He was among the lead.
ers OF the Gentry fizzle ini 1874, anc
now he shakes the Republican dus
from his feet, and enrolls himself, q:
7 a follower ofBritton HiiI's absolute
money, dishonesty and downright re
pudiation. There is common bont
between him and the Union. and tha
lis hatred of the Democratic party
and the Union will therefore. supper
f'thitf frclicgade thiinble riggcr.
One of the cardinal principles {?
a, of the 2BMck Pomeroy faction--th
| so-called Greenbock Labor Retori
> party, is that every mem5er, OF. til
faction has to abjure both the o.
parties. Did Fagg do this? No
Will lie dare say that he; is hot.a Il,
) publican now! He was! an ,avowc
| Republican within less than a ,mont
since, and latter he was nomina
ed he consulted with the Republic:
Committee Of Pike county as
whether he should accept, the Abs
lutte money nomination. lie is nc
b. running as the nominee of BrittC
Hills repudiating, absolute nonsen
faction, under the false pretence, til
he is going to make every man ri
by giving him bushels of Absolu
U money. s.-. -
The only party or faction that h
existed in this country, since Tho
!, jim Greek FagS was old enough
" vote, that he has not JGlne}e, is t
Liberal Republican party. The p
" WAS organized to entranchise
:, tax payers oftais state, and give tn
al the right to vote and to get rid OF
all viIIainous registration by VIII
er Fagg ; intimate friend, ,ConkIing, M
n ani unmade voters ut his will.
= Now, this miserable jumping jacI
a politician, is hasin@ his hopes
% an election 10 Congress by promis
J., To issue Hj.a9n, Of absolute mon
III to pay oil all tie national, state
,,- county debts, and thus make this
constitutional stuff as worthless
- confederate noncy-and tickling
n, lnan, whom his radical policy of
lc- sumption and contraction has /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
SHOT AT.

The notorious little negro, "Bill, !"
who is accused OF attaching himself
TO some clothing in railroad car not
long since, made his appearance III
town yesterday, and being discovered
by Policeman Stacy, attempted to
avoid an arrest by running. MIR.
Stacy fired at Bill with a pistol, but
(we are sorry to say) did not hit
him. A short pursuit followed, and
Bill rested in the c;,labo Ose last
night. t- .-..t.-..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
sR sssSAz - ,sssas .s,ss
%~Forepaugh's circus is in st.

sss ssssS $ -! -
-Forepangh's cfFcus is in St
Louis.
Prof RoBerson, Of Columbia, is
in town this week.
The State Republican Conven-
ton met in ST. Louis yesterday.
There is considerable sickness III
Audrain at this writing.
Shell Insley is opening his glass
and gueensware emporium at Lup-
tons corner.
And still they go to Kansas.
Train after train of white covered
wagons.
Jerry" E. Rine's fast horse,
carried off his share of the money at
the Montgomery fair.
Shell Insley has the dishes who
has the bread and meat to put in
them? @fl'.t .tts
-"Aw, Wooster Moosical Conven.
tion," said the languid swell; "aw-
yaas-vewy moosical bird is the
wooster!' 'z.. . -a +. .-..-. e
Tho new barn of James Robin.
sons, on his farm north of Mexico.
ia nearly completed. 1t is 176x5C
| feet, and contains an arena for train.
ing horses. e - ~ ~
4 Rev. Clagett and Mr. Hamilton
who are conducting gospel meetings
in Mexico, have just closed meet
ing at Concord, where they made
\ sixty converts.
-Taylor Ridgway died last Satur
day of typhoid fever, in the stat
penitentiary at Jefferson City. Eli
remains were brought to Mexico las
Monday.
] Mrs. Maggie Beecher, (nee Par
kerry of washington, Mo, 4ormeIl
fof Mexico, has returned home af,s
spending a few weeks visiting friend
and relatives in Mexico. %, g,
Miss Lou Parker is vlsitin
! friends and the st. Louis fair TIL
week, but thinks so, much of Mexic
t tshe will payit another visit before ri
q turning to Dubuque, Iowa.
The best speller in Mexico is
Mr.. Day, editor of the Week!
Union. He is far ahead of Webste
r and all the other standard work
! Lis,cn at him spell-''theary,'' ''n
SCRABBLE "dissapointed, ship
. crits," s.hiporocY,' ',hiporacy
= Essence" s'bolonia," etc, all IN o
short article. Poor bayl Fort9Ins
tits for him that the. G'reenbaek'
Il have come5to his relief.
Is Some unknown gentleman, bel
= destron5 OF making a neater aIpe.
ance in pr'11iG, on Tuesday evsniI
:, between the hours Of and 9 o'clo'
ne steppGd ihto W. W. Harper & Co
OF dry goods store while the clerks W
vn all at church, and appropria
ell cIothing-to what amount is
known. Tie thief entered throt
i'd the elass in the west door of
ne huildiug. Somebody is "agoi
NV to set hurt AZ this foolishness )
Tie police forpe is on duty day /
bo night, and will be. very likely TO m
ON the acquaintance of these light-fing
t,s ed gentlemen before they are aware
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

THE editor Of the Weekly Union
Of it has onc) seems to be on the
s'conglomerated ticket" also. this
week. There are two or three slckly
attempts at editorial sling, directed
towards the LEDGER. OG all the
nonscnsicaI, ridiculous tomfoolcry
ttat was ever written, that beats all.
inst think of half column of stuff
thrown together without punctuation,
abbreviation, quotation, etc., and
two thirds of the words spelled
wrong. the sentences all jammed up
together, with three lies in every two
words, and you have y faint idea OF
the rays of hight that burst forth from
4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
FINE HORSE.

Last Friday, ON invitation. We had .
the pleasure of examining "Scott,
]. w. Fletcher's fine young stallion
sired by Scottish Chief, one OF Capt .
Curry's fine, imported horses now
dead. srScott's is two years olo
is s. A hands high and weighs l,34o
pounds, is a beautifully MADE noIss
and has taken the string i'm every
ring: he has Been shown III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
MARRIED:

On the 9Th inst, at the Christian
Church, by tho Rev L. }. Gooch,
Mr. SAMUEL WoLTz to Miss GEbRGIA
ALLEN, all of this city.
,Lhe happy couple took the noon
train for ST., Louis to attend the fair.
I'VE wish Sam. great SUCCESS in his
new enterprise, since the Bible tells
us that sit is not good for a single
man TO live by. HIMSELF" or some
thing thereabouts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
GROSS CAPTAIN.

Last Friday night, after drill, Cap
tain Shea marched the fire company
around to Sam VOLTS and brought
forth the cigars, which he had prom
;ssd the boys before election. Not
wishing to bias the boys by setting
'em up'' before election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
WELCOME.

III. j. Townley. Esq, took his
departure for his new home at Mexi-
Go, Mo, last Tuesday. Usage loses
.. most excellent and enterprising
citizen, but our less is Audrain's s
gain. Nell has our best wishes for
his prosperity wherever he goes. We
deeply regret that he thought it best
TO leave Usage. .--Chamois Eeadcr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
A SURE CURE.

A certain and permanent cure for
ehills and fever, dumb ague, diseases
of the liver, neuralgia, &C., is found
in Dr.. Pattcrson's Sugar Coated
Ague Pills. They act. gently on the
Ii{cr and. Bowels. spd remove the
poison from The system, purify the
blood, and impart health and strength
to every part Of The body. BE sure
and get them, and you will be hap
nv 2l-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

ssForget theep' wrote young
man to his girl-sforget thee! When
the earth forgets to revolve; when
the stars forget to shine; when the
rain forgets to fall; when the flowers
forget to bloom; then, and not till
then, will / forget thee" F" Three
months later he was going to see an
other girl with wart on her nose
and $4,000 in bank.-Norristown
Herald .zT .--....-. .- .a-.g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
propose to advertise the lands lef'

/ propose to advertise the lands left
rrr-srte or-trade with me, by circular
and advertisement in all the leading
r,o,,ers in the north, east and south,
and all parties sending me full dcs-
cription of lands and prices will get
the benefit Of such advertisement this
fall. No charges unless sale or trade
is made satisfactory to owners.
c. w. Baker, Real Estate Agt.
ll-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
z -pS
..TIIE GAi'NTLETT' TIIROWF,

The Fulton Gun Club is not allow
ed to shoot for money; but six gen.
Element belonging to the club author
ize public challenge to shoot SIX
men of the Macon City and the Stur-
eeon Gun Clubs, or six from each OF
them at Fulton any day between the
18th and 21st of October for SlOo-
with or without screens-the Fulton
club to furnish Bogardus trap ana
glue glass balls. $50 forfeit u
they accept this challenge, the elup m
or clubs can send $50 each TO deposit
as forfeit to Phil. S. Adams, of TUG
Galloway county Savings Bank, ln
whose hands the six Fulton men have
deposited $50. a.
RULES.
Eighteen yards rise, Bogardus rnles
20 balls to each man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

Having connected dress making
with our millinery department, under
the supervision Of Mrs. Brooks and
Davis. We cordially invite the ladies
to call, as they cannot fail to DC suit
ed in our mammoth stock. of dress
and millinery goods. The experience
of wears in dress making and millinery
O, Mrs. Brooks and Davis, justify
them in warranting entire satisfaction
i'm their respectative lines. ae o
Respectfully,
o1-st a REED & NELSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF ZEAL ES-
TATE. F@ S

Whereas, Lovd III. Mckee and Jo-
sephine IL. Mckee, his wife, by deed
of trust, dated the twenty-third day
OF August, A. ID. 1870, and recorded
in the Recorders office of Audrain
county, state Of Missouri, in hook u,
page PA. conveyed TO the undersign-
ed tlic following described real estate
situate in the county of Audrain,
state of Missouri, to-wit: The west
half OF all that portion of section
seven "a, township fifty (50l, range
seven %, which lies south of the
track of The North Missouri railroad
running through said seciioa. and
described as follows: beginning at
the southwest corner of section sew
en- (7), township fifty (50), rJllI2 sew
on (7), and run thcnGe norta $50 3o';
east, thirty-one and twpHJy seven
hundredths ISL 27-100) cll@lns, thence
north AS, east to the North Missourt
railroad land. thence along the south
boundary Of the North Missouri rail-
road land to range linc, between
ranges seven and eight f72 9ntl ~,
thence south As, west to bee naih@..
In trust to secure the payment OF
certain promissory notes thefeh
specified, and whereas default has
been made in the payment of all said
notes. Nov, therefore, notice Is
thereby given that at the. request OF
The hoIdlt of said notes under the
/ provision of said deed OF trust the
1 Undersigned trustee as Aforesaid will
offer said property for sale at public
auction, for cash, at the cast trout
door ofthe court house, in the city
of Mexico. Audrain county. Missouri,
between the hours of ten O'Clock am.
and four o'clocksp. i1., ON
tuesday, the 18th day OF
November. 1878.
For the purposes of said trast.
G no. ID, MAeBARLANEs
o5-fds Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

Ifyou desire to trade or sell farm
iag or grazing lands in Audrain or adj
ioininG counties, send description
with iowes5. cash price to G. " Ia
lScr, Real Estate Loan and General
Insurance agent. Office over New
Savings Bank Building, Mexico, Mo.
lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
wATK-uER. w

.s We learn that one of our railroad
friends who was SO badly fooled by,
the boys some time since ana mace
to believe his girl was married, mas
concluded to stake her in out OF the
cold''sfor fear he might get iefl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
TO THE LADIES.

j. B.5Clark has Just received at
tho obi Singer sewing machine office,
two doors East of W:sW Harp II &
Co. 5 i full supply of machines, nee.
dies of all kinds, oil that is warrant
ed not to give. Second hand ma
Chimes always, on hand to rent:
70 If. ..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
THE ICE CREAM GIRL. I

p. Tell us, not in monsss9ffH numhers
that this life i, but a dream, when
gjr1r-1bTat weighs on, hundred gets
outside quart OF rceam, and then
wants more.-Elmi ! Gazette. e.A--
Life is real, life is c,rnest, and2 the
girls know what th,y need, but on
cream they are the .,Tndest set to
show their grit and ed No en-
core New York N5.-Lct Us
then be up and dol with heart
for any fate; bat nv, 'e. r- 60
wooing girls that want :, seuJ.... .a-,,e.
How's that?-Newsboy. IS OF
such girls oil remind lis, as We Ioat
adown the stream, that the boys VINO
come behind rs, will have TO pay for
lots of cream. Next!-Ionkers G:,-
zette. not like dumb, driven
cattle, be hero in the strife; geror
with her mother battle, save Ii lce
cream fer your wife. Proceed -
Toledo Blade.--Thus your eXam-
pie may another, wasting cash on
idle 1lirts, lead TO save his surplus
money, to buy in later life, clean
!, shirts. March for the wash tab
WellsyiIle Bazoo.-Liie's 5 too short
for foolish fiction, girls We're always
fond OF trash, and the boys utter
maledictious, they can't alway3 raise
the cash. Applause lnthe gallery. -
Warrensburg Press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10

james f. McHcnry, father OF
the. present register Of lands, died in
Jefferson City on the 7th inst, being
the 18th anniversary of his birthday.
The yellow fever is spreading
throughout the plantations and small
towns in many sections of the country.
Great loss will be sustained for want Of
help to pick the cotton, which is now
ready. ....,...-y =, -.
There is more, innate goodness
and divinity Of soul in one ounce Of
woman, than there IS in nine pounds
of man but an unclaimed wildcat, is
tanner than a sick kitten in ,compal5-
son to the maddened thoughts Of. II
dignat frenzy that chase out the goed
one when one Of earth 5 angels walks
/ into q depot loaded to the, eyebrows
with birds, cages and flowers, ,apd
finds that she has missed the train by
two seconds and a fraction. 1t is
such moments rs tlis,sha calse damp
weather in heaven, y, ,a and RED! reddsn 1T the
eyes of the cherubic. hosts e..-~
j He found rope .,pd picked il
Iup, and with it walkef way :; it hpp'
lpened that at t'other er1 horse was
pitched, they say, they found
; tree and tied the rope ..to swipg
t ing limb; it happened lat the olle
l was somehow h;tched q him. y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
- SAMUEL GROVE, p. M.
DON'T FORGET

When you go to the st. Louis Far
or Exposition TO go around to Mrs.
7. w. Browns Hotel, 92i and 922
Locust street. Mr.. & Mrs. Brown
used to keep the Martin House in this
city, and they would be pleased to
sae All their old friends. When you
90 to the city don't fail to call. Mrs .
Brown will make everything cosy ana
comfortable for you. @.'sss zi-u'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-10
.ASOIrEER FIzzLE.
The so-ealled Weekly Ipio1, of
his rlasfe. a,iFnslacaz fltis week Chat

it has ilzzled again, (being only the
third or fourth time in thc last two
Inoatlls) and has changed its color
from "blocl," to ''green." We had
thought for some time past that
green was tHe trtte complexion of
the Sheet. = - - 80 @s'3 - !