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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
zee. 81, S Coil to NJ Engle.

The list of deaths is very inaccu-
rate, owing, in q great measure, to
carlessness on the part of relatives
or the belief that such things are not
wanted by the papers; but it should
be borne in mind that the newspaper
is q dissemination of news, and for
this purpose obituary notices are al
ways published gratis.
DEATHS.
January l., Am b Winant, seven miles
south
January 2, Mrs. Wolff, miles south.
January 3, infant child of J G Ringo, at
VIM. Shumate's.
January 4, infant child of j E Ssauffer,
8 miles southc st.
Janunry 6. Willie Mexican, infant son
of S L Mexican, Mexico.
January -, infant son of N L Everett,
on Ioung's Creek.
January l3, Sam Duly, 5 miles north.
January II. Miss Laura Pratt, Mexico.
January Is, Mir. !Sher herd, of Johns
Branch.
February ,, Mrs. Cassidy, 5 miles east,
February 4, henry DeJsrnatt. Mexico.
February 4, Thomas Shock, tel miles
west.
February 8, Mary Fulkerson, six miles
west.
February IL, infant son OF Jas adams,
2 miles west.
March 6, Jr dye Rose, Mexico
April ID, Henry Miller. Farbcr.
April Is, Jas w Dyer, G miles north,
April Is, Mrs Miller. Mexico.
May /. Mrs Ii. u. Hamill. Mexico.
May 20. John Rodman. Mexico.
May %, Mrs. Albert White, Mexico.
June ): > re. Crawford, Littieby.
june II. Benz TeTrill. Mexico.
June %. Wary Mcleod. Mexico.
July IL, Riley Ewing. Mexico.
July u, w Il Day, 4 miles weet.
July %. infant child of Sir. Upton, city
Aug |, infant chilli Of Dick Judy, city.
Aug. I, Quinn Aorn, city.
Aug 4, Austin Branham. city.
Aug. 6, Mrs Hayden, city.
/, Aug. IL, RIA Rainey, city.
Aug. u, Miss Fiasse. 6 miles north.
Aug. %, Edward MeSweeny, city,
Sept. IA, Amos Ladd, city.
Sept 10, Mrs Pledge, city.
Oct. o, Fran HE Dohyns, infant son o
K. III. and Mary f. Dobyns, city.
June |: May Ella ,obyns, infant daugh.
. ter of J. L. and Is. Z Dobyns. city.
Oct, IL, Jim Berry, city.
Nov. IL. Sylvester Bourne. city.
Nov. 2S, Charles Lspsley Baker, cily.
Dec. :. Henry Williams, city.
Dee. s, infant child of II IL Washburn
city,
Dec. L.. " Herein; 0 miles south.
; Dee, -, Miss Belle Hathaway, ii mile
south.
Dec. y, nsker, city.
Dee y, William Cleudeniu, at Blue
Store.
Dee. 60, W T. Roberts. > miles soutl
east Of Mexico.
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Nov. e, j G Lakenan to Sarah NJ


Nov. e, ] G Lakenan to Sarah N
Nov. 20, NJ Martin to S Crosswhite
Dec. s, L S Wren to G Poindexter
Dec. 2, W. Kinslow to NJ Evans.
Dec. ID, G w Day to NJ 81 Doan.
Dec. 20, S w Siirly to A Ogle.
Nov. s, & r Stone to S j Neal.
April 5, w Quisenberry to NJ f Egg
Nov. 13, j w Proctor to L Mellon
Nov. Is, G Robinson to n +
Green.
Dec. %, J A Going to + Earl.
Dec. %, F j Lowe to F E Bridges.
Dec. &c, ] B Read to NJ Gass.
Dec. 25, W Munday to f ] Good
night.
Dec. 81, S Coil to NJ Engle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
Trustees .,aTe.


Where's, Clara :. Davis I'D John R.
Davis her husband by their deed of trust
dated the l4tb day of February A. D.
1877. and recorded in office of Recorder of
deeds Tor Audrain county, Misc
book L. on page 469, convened to the
Ter igned all the following described
lands situated in Audrain county Missou-
ri, to wit.
The northeast quarter of the southe tst
quarter of section "A In township 81 range
3 west, intrust to secure the payment of
one certain note therein described and the
performance of certain other considers
ions in said trust named, rs veil as valu-
able improyea ents to be made on said
lands as particularly described in said
trust, all OF which considerations and the
improvements sf i'd p~arties have Jailed to
perform and make as stipulated in said
trust. Therefore. now at the requst OF
the holder OF said note, deed of trust and
contract and by virtue of the provisions
Of said trust as vessed in me. l will on
Saturday, january 26th, 1878.
1t the east front door of the court house
in Mexico, Audrain county Missouri. sell
At public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, said tract of land or SO much
thereof as will pay off said note, interest
and costs OF said trust.
Mexico, Mo-. January 2, 1873.
john NJ. CLARK, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
Notice Of sale of Real Estate
Belonging tO ward.

Noticc is hereby given that | viii
apply to the Probate Court of Au-
drain county, Missouri, to be held at
the court house in Mexico, Audrain
county, on Monday, the 18th day of
February, 1878, for an order 10 sell
the following real estate situate i'll
Audrain county, to wit:
Eight acres, more orless. being off
of the north side of the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter Sec
ton twenty-five t25l township fifty
1901 range nine I9l, belonging TO
Charles. James and Albert Muir,
minors for the purpose of maintcs
nance and support of said minors.
NJ. j. MUIR.
Guardian of Charles, James and
Albert Muir, Minors
81 At,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

We see that one Of the editors OF
the Gazette is threatening to sue the
Telegraph for SANDER or something
f0f that kind. Now Bro. Thurmond,
when You pitch into a man and he
beats you atyour own game (throw-
Inc dirt) then We think you should
dry up and not talk about libel
suits, &C., &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

The LEDGER only costs you about
one-half a cent per day. Who is
there in the county that is not willing
to pay iLet for a live local paper
devoted to home interests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
FinaI settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will apply to the Probate
Court of the regular February term.
1873 for Audrain county, Missouri,
for Il final settlement of my admins
tration on the estate of Sarah j, Dill.
lard deceased.
January 8, 1873.
NJ. !. DUNCAN, Admir-.
SARAH DILLARD.
AZ A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ! have taken
charge of the estate Of a mands j. Pledge
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
yesr from the date hereof. or they may he
prccluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and if such claim. be not exhibited with
in two years from the date of the publics-
tion of this notice, they will be fore yer
barred.
ID. E. SHEA. Public Admir-.
Nexico. No, Jan, [. 1873, 33-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

The entire revenue, state and coun-
ty, Of the State Of Missouri, as shown
by the tax duplicates assessed on the
several counties, amounts to the sun
of S1,IGf.117 GO, Of which the share
orthe City Of St. Louis is S32, 600 SO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Gentlemen that owe us will do us a
great favor by settling at once. We
have some accounts that have been
due for more than a year These
must be attended TO AT ONCE, we need
the money and must have it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
Amount OF Business Trans
acted in Mexico During
the past Year.
Exports Aggregate
$500 900
Some 200 Buildings Erected
Loves Doings in Audrain County.
Our Population Surely Increasing
Torether with the Names Ct those who have
Gone to that Bourne from Whence
10 Traveller Returns.

That there has been a large amount
of business transacted in this city,
during the year 1877, no II
will deny; and yet the follow
INC statistics will doubtless show to
the unsophisticated mind of the chest
man. of the Galloway Gazette, that
their ''capital," planted in our midst
some years ago, has assumed gigantic
proportions:
During the past year s850,O00
worth Of goods were imported to this
city, while orr exports Of produce
amounted to $500, 900.
500, 900 worth Of buildings were
erected, for which the handsome sum
of $40, 900 vas paid by contractors
to their employees.
The WOODEN mills exported $4,000
worth of yarn.
The Touring mills imported $780,
! GEO worth Of wheat.
Our imports exceeded our exports
by at least $500, 900. This should be
vice verse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

The Fulton Telegraph. Din out
this week with a new head on Il, also
n new dress. Bro. Williams has one
of the most honored papers in the
State. 1t may well he called the old
reliable. j. b. Williams has now one
OF the best appointed country offices
in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

The grangers in thiscounty display
more energy and life than those Of
any other county in the State that
we know of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Our correspondents must not forget
us during '78. We want to improve
the LEDGER in every respect and
especially this me-.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken UP as u stray by Andrew Mver in
Salt River Township, one 2 year old steer
with white back sides aud belly. blue roam,
no marks or brands percsivabie, appraised
at fifteen dollars by A. Feger and Henry
Feger. January 9th, lS1.
True copy from my stray book.
ENOCH HOOT0N, j. P.
op.tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

CoUPoNs TO BE PAID.-The County
Court of Galloway county made the
following order on the 21st day OF
December, 1877. 1t is ordered that
the Treasurer of Galloway county pay
all coupons from Galloway county,
Renewal Bonds, due February lst,
1878, which may be presented to him
on and after January 18th, 1873.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Those wishing relief and cure for Rup-
ture should consult DR.. J. A. Sherman,
25S Broadway, New York.
Send iOcts for lis new book, with Pho
tograJhIc likenesses of bad eases before
and a ter cure Beware OF cheats Wh"
pretend to furnish Dir. Sherman's treat
ment.
One of these fellows, a German CLERK
now calling himself Or. w. 6. Cremdien
is indicted on complaint of DR.. ). AND
awaits trial for forgery and embezzle-
mpnt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

DECENTRALIZATION. In view Of
the recent denial of the orthodox hell
by 4 number of ministers, the Chicago
Times demands rehabilitation, Mr..
Story ycarns for the hell of his fathers.
We think in time he will be accom-
modated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

If you don't get Your paper regu-
larly at the post office, call up and
we can give You the missing copies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Grant is in Egypt. He can now
drink in any language in the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Monkeys are used for food in ia
pan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
LADDONIA ITEMS.
EES.DENGE BIEEEn-GHAND BALL.

,,..., nA,l,.
To-day has been 4 remarkable one
for Laddonia and ended with q sad
event. This evening about five O'Clock
we we're ~pYcoar;nE for q SOCIAL
party, and while We were busy at
work we heard tic cry OF fire, and on
rushing to the door was told that AT'
j. \. simpsons residence was pNfh-
ing down. We. with many Others
hurried .h'r@. The hoHse wa
thought Ia be past saving and every
one was busy carrying out '''' ho"'e,
hold goods ana thry S~uccee"'"
in saving most Of them. livery one
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
TRUSTEES SAIE

SENASE $500
dee, trust, dated October y ns
and rded in book "Ln iet
in t sffice of the recorder pass W,
with sand for Audrain coun,, ussas
souri,. Conveyed to the unde.ais.
trust J, the following real ests,as aea
uate in Audrain county, Missoar We
wit: ,ss.
80 acres the south half of tbo -,
west quarter of section tbirtv salA
(34,) township tifty-one (sl1. aa0uf
hundred and twenty-seye,i su5 w
six one hundredth acres, bsias "
north part of the northwest nns..s
of section three (3) in to,<asIin ~
(50) all of range ten (l0) west -
To secure the paw ment Of 4 ee,..,l
promissory note in said deed ~ .ss.s
described; and whereas, said nosa 4
due and remains unpaid, and u 4
request OF the holder of said aass I
will, on +efi
Saturday, the I9M day of ,Jaaso,
1873,
at the east do"r of the court heuse j.
Mexico, Audrain county, Miss.rs
sell for cash, said land, to the h;rsss'.
bidder, to pay of said note ma ~
costs of this sale.
BENJAMIN r. CAUIUopy
36-4t Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
NOTICE.

Taken mp by Adolph
living in Lou,re Townsbi,I 1aheHaa.
drain county, Missouri, on n 40.
day Of december 1877: aaa 'ae first
Netore the unds rsigned Jr,s, Posted
18th day OF December. ,s sse on
w. H"ssteers, described I've
One Il paIe red, crop off the ,oiloNs:
uhderbit i'll the right ear. tis ear,
the belly and dulap. One h"hl,e Oh
white spot on the back. shs red
white ON belly, ear marks ~ some
One white ami red mixed. rod scose.
back the same, ear marks sa neck
One entirely red split in n. ABOVE.
ear. One nearly red, with right
white spots, split in fhc Ron, some
No other marks or brands eaf.
Bile. Appraised at S12 easb .'esisa.
sixty dollars. iesal
A. w. TAPscorr II
Leuter Township, Audrain eo,, !.
Missouri. eevuhiy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
THREE THINGS.

1I1llEL 1I11INSD.
Love courage, gentieress and affec-
ton.
Hate cruelty arrogance and ingrati-
tudo.
Delight in beauty, frankness and
freedom.
Admire intellectual power. dignity
and gracefulness.
Wish for health, friends and cheer
full spirits.
Pray for faith, peace and purity of
heart.
Like cordiality, good humor and
mirthfulness.
Avoid idleness, loquacity anG flip
pant gestings.
Cultivate good books, good friends
and good nature. Contend for honor,
country and friends.
Govern temper, tongue and con-
duct.
Think about life, death and eterni-
ty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

a. Il. Tinsley, of Thompson sta
ton made us a pleasant call last Sat
urday. Mr.. Tinslcy is q sound
Democrat, in favor Of g~rcenbacks,
but the greenback plank must he
placed in the Democratic platform.
This is right, and God blessing Judge
Buckner and his colleagues, by 1885
this plank will be nailed to the Demo
cratic platform. Then trot out Grant
and ConkIing, ifyou want TO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Josh Billings says: There
IL bnt ptew things on t!.e face
Of this earth more worthless
than a poodle, and yet ! am glad
there IL Il poodle, for if there was
not there zsome people who wouldn't
have any object III living, and have
nothing 10 love"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
STOCK ITEMS.

The following stock was shipped
to St. Louis, during Inst week:
j. Bolts shipped , car loads Of
hogs to St. Louis.
L. Brown, i car load Of hogs, to
st. LOUIS.
II. Hisey, / car load orhogs, to
st. Louis.
Whitney & Doan, l car load of cat
tie, to st. Louis.
Frank Nairn, of Monroe county, /
car load of mules.
V. HickersDn IN, l car load Of mules
for which he received SGT so per
head, in St. Louis.
Z. Bago, l car load Of mules, to
St. Louis.
DR.. Basket, . car loads Of mules
to st. Louis.
Charlie Whitson, / car load O.
horses, to St. Louis.
j. Mcdonald and Jack Rodgers,
car load of mules.
Wick Clapper, = car loads of hogs
to ST. Louis.
j. HUrd, I a load Of cattle.
Joe Price sold Is mules to w
johnson, of st. Loais, for $40 each
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

Snow is nine inches deep in parts
Of Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
DITZLER AND WILKES DEBATE.

The debate between Rev. Jacob
Ditzler of the Methodist Church South
and Elder l.. b. Wilkes of the Chris
tan Church, will begin in Fulton on
Tuesday. January 22d, 1878, at 10
O'Clock, a. m. The propositions for
debate are as follows:
!. The sprinkling or pouring of
water upon proper subject, by a
proper administrator, is Christian
baptism-Ditzter aflirms and Wilkes
denies.
2. Baptism is for remission of sins
Wilkes aflirms and Ditzler denies.
8. Infant baptism is authorized by
the Word Of God--DitzleT atiirms and
Wilkes denies.
4. The New Testament is the creed
of the Disciples of Christ-Wilkes
aflirms and Ditzler denies.
GEO. w. PENN,
Pastor of Methodist Church.
o. A. CARR,
Pastor of Christian Church,
During the debate the Fulton Tele-
graph will issue a daily paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
Congress meets to-day

SUBSCRIPTION PfIcE 81 FER ANNuu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

The Fulton Gazette is everlasting
l. talking about what it has done for
the State and county. For goodness
sake, gentlemen, don't talk so much
about what YOU have done, hut let
Your deeds s~eak for themselves.
When you are dead We will see that
YOU nave a SUITABLE monument. We
lliink We can afford that.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

The following is the official state
mcnt Of the United states currency
outstanding, up to the 31zt Of Dec.
1877.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10
NEW BUILDINGS.

Owing to a press of other business
and the failure Of several carpenters
and builders to furnish us with statis-
tics, our report in this instance is
necessarily curtailcd. We r in
debtcd to ID. n. Evans for the follow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-10

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
II. NJ. WHITE. EDITOR.
SUBSCRIPTION PFICE 81 Z ANNuM
Congress meets to-day.
Monkeys are used for food in ia
pan.
Grant is in Egypt. He can now
drink in any language in the world.
Our correspondents must not forget
us during '78. We want to improve
the LEDGER in every respect and
especially this one.
The grangers in thiscounty display
more energy and life than those of
any other county in the State that
we know of.
The LEDGER only costs you about
one-half a cent per day. Who is
there in the county that is not willing
TO pay iLet for a live local paper.
devoted to home interests.
Gentlemen that owe us will DO us a
great favor by settling at once. We
have some accounts that have been
due for more than a year These
must be attended TO AT ONCE, we need
the money and must have it.
The Fulton Telegraph. comes out
this week with q new head on Il. also
n new dress. Bro. Williams has one
of the most honored papers in the
State. 1t may we'll he called the old
reliable. j. b. Williams has now one
Of the best appointed country offices
in the State.
"REHFLLITIzATIoN." u view Of
"y i haAiOer MINISTER'S chicago
Times demands rehabilitation. Mr..
Story vrarns for the boil of his fathers
We think in time he will he accom-
modatcd,
-
Inc Hnitoh 'a|etie Is everlasting
l. talking about what it has done for
,5e Statn end county, For rooGuess
sake, gentlemen, o talk so mucii
about what Won have done. but lcf
IoNt ''o''5 S.eaN loF themselves
va, ,ava monument We
linhk we can ahoid tha5'
Josh Bfuings SAYS. There
IL bpt ptew thincs on t!,s face
Of this earth more worthless
than a poodle, and vet ! am glad
there IL = noodle. for if there was
not there IL some DcoDlc who wouldn't
have ary object ~ living. and have
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SOCIALISTS, PICNIC,


A small lurn-Outs Dut d JOlty Ahme
The various sections of the Socialistic La
Dor Party gave turnout through the
streets and picnic yesterday afternoon at
Inwood Park.
The procession was not large one, hardly
one hundred men going through the line of
march. This, one of the members of the
Lehr and Weir Verein said was due to the
fact that the latter body had been badly
treated by the party on account of their not
being allowed to participate in the process
sion in uniforms and armed.
Had the party consented to their partici-
patton the procession would have been a
big one, and done credit to the party. 1t
seems, however, that the Socialists were de-
termined on having a quiet time of their
own, and desired to avoid all difficulties
that would surely have arisen if the Lehr
and Wehr Verein had been permitted to at
tend. AS it was they preferred a small turn
out to a turbulent one, and they succeeded
in their object.
Immediately after their arrival at Inwood
Park Mr.. Fritz Gloganer, of the Ohio VolkS-
zeitung, made neat speech referring to
the object of the picnic, namely, to raise
sufficient funds to keep the Labor party pa
per in sufficient funds for establishing its
permanent existence.
After this the programme was dancing
music and other entertainments.
The affair wound up in perfect harmony,
not single disturbance occurring to mar
the pleasure of the occasion.
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destrianism.
Accident at n brewery,

About half past o'clock this morning an
accident, which luckily however did not re-
suit fatally, occurred at the Gambrinus
Stock Company's brewery, corner of Abb
gail and Sycamore streets.
A heavily laden malt wagon had just be-
fore the above mentioned time passed over
in safety the ground floor, which is con-
structed of heavy planks resting on still
heavier joists A few minutes after a
double teamed beer wagon and one-horse
wagon belonging to Ruehrwein & Lehman,
grocers at No. 13 Mary street. passed over
the same spot when part of the floor,
about thirty feet square suddenly gave
way.
The two teams with the two drivers were
plunged into the cellar, but luckily they
were but slightly injured. The driver of
the beer wagon was VIM Hogreve. and his
Sub" received a few scratchesand the three
horses some slight bruises
They were all soon extricated from their
unpleasant situation, and work begun for
repairing the defective floor.
No one is to be blamed for the accident,
as the Company, under the superintendent
cy of Mr.. Bast, the architect, were Just get
ting ready to make change for better Sc
curity.
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Music.
TONIGHT AT THE HIGHLAND.


The following fine programme will be
rendered by the Cincinnati Grand Orchestra
at the Highland House Belvedere this even
ing: LA Belle Amazone," Loesehorn; Over
ture, Hungarian" Keller Bella; "Chanson
Negre de Kentucky" Wuerst; Cornet Solo,
"The Favorite," Hartman, Senor Juan Sal
cedo; symphony Seventh" 1.-TWO move
ments), Beethoven-a. Allegretto, b. Scherzo
assal memo presto; Overture, "1ndigo," "
Strauss; interpretations Waltzes, Strauss;
Transcription" (prayer from Freischuetz),
Lux; Clarionet Solo, "Fantasie," Weber,
Mr.. Carl Schutt; "Musette," Morley; Finale,
"Gnomen," Fesca.
PRICES HILL.
AT Prices Hill tomorrow evening and
every Tuesday evening hereafter. the Reed
Band Of the Cincinnati Orchestra, with thirty
performers will give concert charging 10
cents for admission. There is no more de-
lightful place to hear music on summer
evening than Prices Pavilion.
MISS HECKLE's BENEFIT.
The testimonial to Miss Emma Heckle
will take place at Music Hall next Saturday
evening. The Cincinnati Grand Orchestra
and quite a number of our leading local
singers will participate. Miss Heckle is de-
servedly one of the most popular of our
Cincinnati vocalsts, and the testimonial
should be such one as will give substantial
evidence of the high regard in which she is
hold
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Think for Yourself.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering
from dyspepsia, a disordered stomach and
liver, producing biliousness, heartburn, cos
tiveness, weakness, irregular appetite, low
spirits, raising food after eating, and often
ending in fatal attacks of fever. THEY
KNOW THEY ARE SICK, yet get little sympa-
thy. The unfailing remedy, which is
yearly restoring thousands, is DaCosta's
Radical Cure Sold by John Keeshan,
Sixth and Walnut streets; J. D. Wells,
Fourth street and Central avenue; H. F.
Reum, Fifth and Broadway.
A 25c bottle will convince you of its mer-
its. Don't delay another hour after read
ing this, but go and get bottle, and your
relief is as certain as you live. Will you
do it or will you continue to suffer? Think
for yourself.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs 25c. Try it.
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st. Aloysius Orphan Society.

The st. Aloysius Orphan Society held a
meeting yesterday afternoon.
The following new members were admit
ted: B. ]. Wetage. Henry Enker, James
Bergfeld, P. Hoffner, Aut. Weller and G. A.
Krieger.
Authority was given to the Board of Di-
rectors to erect gas-works at the institution,
the cost not to exceed 81, 500.
The Committee on Picnics reported that
they had netted over $500 from the
Fourth of July picnic at Inwood Park.
Adjourned.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco

That favorite and most excellent of hotels,
the Delavan, at Albany has followed the
example of most of the leading hotels, and
made reasonable reduction in rates. Prices
are now SO, So so and s., according to loca-
ton of rooms, and rooms without board
may be had at 81, upward. The Delavan is
well known as one Of the finest and best of
hotels. There is no reason now why every
body visiting Albany should not stop at the
Delavan as they can live better for the same
money than at any other hotel York
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