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No. 63S and 633 daily. All other trains dali, q.
cept Sunday. No. 6lO and COS connsets at sira,s
burg with trains on Va. Midland Road NO. stik
runs to Baltimore via washin gten without ehsSSS
of cars. No $40 and COS dimes az Me. JackronSS
Passengers for Jordan's Springs leave cars 90
Stephenkon's : for Rock Enon leave 7cNrs,atyv In
ehester for capon Spftngs lsEV ears al Canon
Road Tor Orkney Syringe IehYe cars nj Nit JRek.
son; for RNwley Springs slCAys cars al HayS;sen.
burg Parties visiting New Market and Inr.y
Caves leave Cars at New Market 'NJ
+, ~. MANTZ
\, sTpe.yisSr Of Trains, winebestsr, Va.
May 81, 1881! 9'@''en'
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"THu Cons Help those who help themselves"
and Nature Invariably helps those who take
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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AGENTS AND CANvASsERs
MAKE from S25 TO $50 per week ling goods for
10 RIDEoUT CO., 10 Barclay Street Sev
August ~, l5S0-lY.
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THaT1n's CoNsuMPr1os on Couch CuRE is the
best thing for Consumption known and viii cnro
IN Ordinary cough in thirty minutes
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LOOK OUT FOR SUDDEN CHANGES of weather,
Kidney and Liver Cure.
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Western Maryland r. r.

Western Maryland r, r.
Taking Effect Sunday. June 5, 1881.
Baltimore Time.(
LEAVE HAGERsTowN,
Daily except Sunday,
$50 A. NJ. MArtiosbure Exp,..., a,,,v. ,,p.,
timOrs ~ .35 A. NJ.
II 20 A. Nj. nd For EdgsnOnt aud intermediate
'.4o P NJ. HIai I; at Bsl.imor. 600
500 p. NJ. 8; v. ETnress-.rrive at Baitinaor.
3 IS p. NJ.
ARRIVE AT uAGERsTowN.
S.6' A. NJ. From Edgemont and intermediate
HOO A M. s.y. ErSre''-leaviaE Bal.imo,..,
p 80 P. NJ. maiLIleAviDs Baltimore at s.25
7.So P. NJ. Mar.i"' dS E.pre.s-Iea,ipg B.I,i-
-. NJ HOOD. General Manager
June II. 1881
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CHARLES p. HITCH.
Gen'l Freight and Pass'r Agent
JOSEPH II: SANDS, Superintendent.
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sNHIrE. WASH BRUSHES for SAFE by
w April 26. 1881. S. S. DAI.GhRN.
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Spring & Summer Schedule
HARPER'S FERRY L VALLEY BRANCH
BIS q. II.
Taking effect May %, 1851.
srwARD BouND.

Stations A. NJ ~.
Leave Staunton, HOO sis
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CLARKE IrEMs.-From the Courier we
copy the following:
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STOVES OF YARIans KLiINl ~.

on hand and any stove manufactured s,ytif ~
furnished short notice. az 4 email ces
toFy prices Our iaOiltties for iuI a. Z
go 70 repair half Norn-Ou are sueh tiA4
&c on us c. have the stoves FspAffs
=. sil.eIi cost and save the expsnse, FOR tine 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

Tho Winchester Shoe Mandatory is to
DO started up, under favorable auspices.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

A STRANGE INTRODUCTION.
BY LEOLA GLENWOOD.

"Mother, may take a pail and 90
down to the cherry tree at the end of
the orchard and pick some of those
beauties for tea? Father loves them so
well, and the tree is just loaded"
81 suppose So" said Mrs. Merle;
"but Louie, you are getting altogether
too large to 90 romping about in the
way you do. DO you forget that you
were sixteen your last birthday"
"lm real sorry am getting so old.
Oh, dear! what shall | do hereafter if
must be always prime and precise.
am sure | shall not live half my
days" And pretty Lou Merle tried
TO draw down the corners of her
mouth, and straig ghten the dimples out
of her rosy cheeks, in the vain attempt
10 look demure, but it was of no use,
for, catching a sight of the frown upon
her mothers brow, ringing laugh
brought the dimples back again.
"Oh, mamma, don't look SO disgust
ed, tor really, after to-day, | promise
TO try and mcDd.'
Il should hope 50, for you know to-
morrow Arhur expects his college
friend, and be was saying only this
morning that your hOydenish ways
would shock Harry Morton, for his
sister was no very laly-like."
did he, indeed: the bad boy! |
will show that brother Of mine that
can be as diguifed as any other per-
sons sister il like; but must 90"
And merry Lou caught up the tin
pail, skipped lightly down the or
chard, climbed into the cherry tree
and began operations.
She had almost filled her pail, when
hearing step along the road, she
peeped through the leafy canopy and
saw strange young man briskly ap-
preaching. To her horror, he sprang
lightly over the fence, and began pick
ing and eating cherries from the lower
branches.
Poor Lou, not contentcd with the
centre OF the tree, and being quite dar-
ing, had climbed out upon the vcrv
end OF limb, and perched there like a
bird. Although screened from cas-.
ual glance by the thick leaves, hel
position was not in the least enviable
AT any second the stranger might dis.
cover her, or her slender footing nigh
give way. Lou wished herself a
home, for she recognized the stranger
to DO no other than Harry Morton, a.
she had seen his picture, and he was the
very one whom she had made up hel
mind TO freeze with her new role of
dignity. Scarcely daring to breathe
Lou anxiously waited for him to 90
but he was lcisurely eating cherries
and seemed in no hurry at all.
Her hold and footing were both in
secure. BY and by, crack, snap! anc
Lou landed on her feet In front of th'
astonished stranger.
The young man started back II
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
sub Silenii0,


We come IN our innocent pleasure,
And seek foT some things thGt are not;
But sorrow too soon fIs the measure,
Then often We find we've forgot
But with souls full Of noble ambition,
Hands reaching out through the false years,
We patiently waii the frnilion
OF hopes far more hitter than tears.
We TOW in our humble submission,
Unheeding the scoTu Of the world,
AT our lovly, heart. broken condition,
Though ,ainly ouriips may be curiet
With smiles, that bctOken to many
A heart full Of happiness
But neyerA a look, no, not any,
Quoting that life isuoi ease.
Ahl what torture lies in the tomorrow,
Saluiing with kisses OF pain,
AT the mystical shrine Of q sorrow
Where burden must ever remain.
An we know is the sunshine has leadened--
To blackness, more bitter than myrrh,
And the hopes OF "a lifetime are deadened,
A nool-tde of anguish we stir.
Forgetting that life has its beauty,
Its pleasures and sweet depths of joy;
Why turn We so far from our duty,
Reaching out for the pains that destroy2
Wringing hands in passion SO lonely,
With hearts full as heavy as lead,
In refinement of bitterness only,
To wish that we, too, might be dead.
We only can watch through each season,
With many msgiyings and fears;
Searching out but not knowing the reason,
Why sorrow should compass the years.
But with hearts full of passionate pleading,
The wealth ofa hope that is dead
Sometime in the future, succeeding,
VIII recall sweet JOYS that are fed.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

The London Hair Color Restorer"
is the most delightful article every in
.troduccd to the American people and
totally different from all other hair re-
storers, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling of the hair
exist, or prematurely grayness, from
sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful Color and
causes healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandrutf, etc,
at the same time most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, fragrantly per-
TUNED, rendering the hair soft
and plyable, making it an indis-
pensabe in every toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Colo
Restorer, Price IS cents bottle. ~
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

Modern warfare, in spite Of all its
terrible paraphernalia, does not de-
stroy nearly so many lives as did the
sword, bow and spear of the ancients,
whose loss in battle compared with
that Of armies that fight nowadays is
computed to have been 80 per cent
against only s to II per cent.
ut is unmistakablc," says DR.. Tol-
land, "that the tendency of the mod
ern criticism upon novels has been to
make them petty and triiling to a
nauseating degree. 1t is a lamentable
consideration that the swing of pet
ticoat or the turn Of an ankle or the
yapid utterance ofa dandy, or even
the dclineation of a harlot and har-
lots disgusting life, shall be counted
quite legitimate material for q novel,
when the great questions which con-
Germ the life and prosperity of the soul
and the State are held in dishonor and
forbidden to the novelist as material
ofart,"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
The LAWYERS who are Poor.

A good deal has been said, and said
with severity, about the number of
lawyers, but there is another side to
the matter, which correspondent of
the New York Times presents. After
referring to the 'soft snaps" of young
gentlemen, sons OF wealthy parents,
who enter the profession more for pas
time than for anything else, the cor
respondent makes this statement, and
gives some sound advice:
"rhe privations and straits of hum
dreds Of members of the legal profess
sion in this city would hardly be cred
tied if told in detail. Yet, in spite of
this, aud of supply greatly exceeding
the demand, the burning desire to Join
the ranks of the profession is so great
as to be called fanatiCal. The truth il
that only one-ffth of the 5000 law.
yers Of the city earn livelihood and
do something better than exist. The
rest are half the time doing nothing,
dunned by their landlords, tailors,
shoemakors and every class of trades
men. Like Cain, everybody's hand is
against them. am not giving too
high color to facts, and it would at.
ford me no little happiness to know
that | have been the means Of discour-
aging at least few out Of the many
who are contemplating a choice OF the
legal profession. Keep away, gentle
men, if you have any respect for your
selves. Ambition and fame aside, you
must be prepared to suffer greatly in
body and mind, and to have frequent
recourse to shifts which you would
gladly avoid but that the wolf is at
the door. i Iadvise parents and guar
dians 10 dcspise agriculture and the
mechanical pursuits no longer. There
at least, their children can earn de-
cent livelihood, and be respected and
honored just as much as-nay, more
than--the halt-starved shystcrs."
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
A little washing soda was wanted

A little washing soda was wanted
for cleaning purp ses; so George was
given uime and dispatched to the
Spothecary to get it. George soon re-
turns, but no soda. "Why didn't you
get the soda, George?" chorused the
family. "ldid." "Where is it then?'
II drank it," "Drank itr Yes;
the man said 1t wouldn't keep to
bring home.' A light dawns on the
iamily's mind. 1t asks eagerly:
"What did you ask for2" "Soda."
"Didn't you say washing soda" "No;
only soda" Family laughs as though
it were crazy. George doesn't know
what all the fun's about, but he is
subsequently heard to say; "That was
q boss-drink."
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
Eclectric Oil Amongst the Base Ballists.

Joseph Duryinberger, Broadsw, says he
had the misfortune to severely sprain his
ankle, confning him to his room, and csus-
ing extreme suffering. His brother Jesse,
Of the t, Side B. B. grounds who always
uses II in such cases, induced Inn to try it,
and he says that the application Of the
Eclectric OIL half dozen times enabled
hlm to walk round, and before he had used
one.half of the bottle he was quite recoy-
cred Paul G.. Schulz, agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
In Hot Water,

Orpha NJ. Hodge, of Battle Greek, Mich,
writes, May lG, 1879 u upset teakcttle
Of boiling hot water on my hand, inflicting
very severe scald Iapplied DR.. Thomas
Eclcctric OH, and take great pleasure in
announcing to you that the effect was to
allay pain and prevent blistering. was
cured in three days. We prize it very
highly as family medicine" Paul G.
Schulz, agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

course OF this medicine viii restore ,uo @ where he.
tons and procure health aud hopplnosTrb Tbo Specilc
fore was dependency aud gloom .ord"rrul s,ic.
Medicine IN being used with
cepa. ,,, ,or tbcm md
Pamphlets sent free to all. Write 'of '"''" ""'
get full particulars, .,i,oye. or p,X pack.
Price Specific, o. 90 pcr pnvSuii nv mil on receipt of
nges FOR 81 %, VIII VIII ard opdors,
money Ada1stss j b. ssinM,ipsoNs MEDICINE co.
Nos, ioi and LOG Main st' builalo' M l.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

w ANTED. Manufacturing concern wants
ready taken 4 few hundred dollars necessary to
pay for goods on delivery af cr ordcrs have been
secured for the same $50 per month prof.
guaranteed The most searching investigation
solicited a s ARNOLD& co, corner First
Stree and Broadway, Brooklyn, n, Y
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

ONE peculiar characteristic of Fellows
Compound Syrup OF HypophospMtcs is its
power of dccomposiug the food in the
Stomach, rendering digestion and sssimi-
Iation more perfect, This partly accounts
for the Tapidity with which patients take
on flesh while using the article.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

To all who are suffering from the errors
administrations ofyouth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, | will
send recipe that will cure you, free of
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by Missionary in South America Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
7. 1nman, Station D, New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
AGENTS.

$40 $ :;::: I +: &: +: +: 5: s. +: !:
simple and plain, that amy one car
make great profits from the start. No one Gun fail
who IL willing to work. Women are as successful
~ mon. Boys and girls can earn large sums.
Many have made at the business over one hundred
dollars in n single week. Nothing like II ever
known before. All who engage are surprsd ut the
case and npidity with which they are able to make
money You cHn engage In th's business during
invest capital IN IT, We take oil the risk Those
who need ready money, should wtiro to us ut once.
All furnished free. Address TRUE 81 CO., Au-
gusta Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
A Jest.

A witty man can make a jest, wise man
can take one. II does not take either to find
out the virue Of Spring Blossom in curing
disorders arising from impurities of
the blood. Constipation, Indigestion, etc.
Price, 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

THOUSANDS Of ladies have found sudden
relief from allther woes by the use of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, the
great remedy for diseases peculiarto females,
Send to Mrs Lydia +. Pinkhsm, 233
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam
phlets,
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
Helm! Helm! HELM!

The Lord helps thosewho help themselves
The christian poets plate,
Spring Blossom always helps all those
Whose blood's in an impure state.
Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

AFTER dinner take one of Carter's Little
Liver Pills and you will be free from
sour rising Of food from the stomach. %
cents
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

TUMoRs, erysipelas mercurial diseases,
scrofula and general debility cured by "Dr.
Lndsey's Blood Searcher.' Sold by
druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
ALL SUCCESSFULLY AND RAPIDLY
TREATED BY THIS REMEDY.
DIR, HOWE'S TESTIMONY.

PiTTsfIBLD, Me- Mdrch,2l, Is
Mr. JAMES |, FELLOWS,
Dear Sir During the past two years | have
given your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites .
mir though somewhat severe trial IN my practice,
and am able to speak with confidence of IT. effects.
In restoring persons suffering from emacation and
the debility following bpthcria It has done won
dors | constantly recommend IT. use In all alice
lions of the throat and lungs, IN several cases
considered hopeless, II has gwen relief ana INC
patients are fact recovering, Among these are
consumptiyc and old bronchial subjects, whose
diseases have resisted the other modes OF treat
mcnt, For impaired digestion, aud in fact ior, de-
il. it, direct eject IN strengthening the nervous
system renders II suitable fro the majority 0l dis
cAsea. am, air, yours truly, ,,,,,,, =, -
WIN. $. HOWE, NJ d.
eY'-Do not be deceived by remedies bearing
similar name; no other preparation If u SUD
slitutc for this under any circumstances
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22


Age and diseases
that lead TO Con
sumption lnsUni.
ty and an early
grave, or both
No matter how
shattered the
system nNy be
from cxcosscs of
any kind, u short
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

Ita virtues nro unouostionublc and its curative
character absolute, IN the writer can personally
testify, both from experience and observation
Among the many readers of The cyow IN ono
pnrt and an thor of the country " In prohnbe that
numhera are afflicted with Deafness andto ellch II
mny be snidi write at once to llnylock " Co,I
boy Street, New York, enclos,ngSL and you VIII
receive by return rene tdy that VIII enable you to
hear Ike anybody else, and whose curative effects
viii he permanent You Will never regret dom,
eo"-Editor of Now York Mercantile Review
Sent 2hth 1880
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
MEDICAL.
EARS FOR TIE MILLION!
Foo Choo's Balsam Of Sharks OIL

p,si,ivnly Restores the Hearing, and " the ohly
''''' Absolute cure for Deafness known
u,,is on ia iscxiraccd from peculiar rpcciep OF
avail White shark, caught IN the yellow sea,
sn"wn AZ Carchnrodon kondelctil. Every Chimes,
dahormun knows H. lts virtues az r9pstoratli OF
hpnrinn we're discovered by IA Buddhist Priest about
IN" vcar 1diO. lts cures were no numerous and
many 40 seemingly miraculous, thnt the remedy
was Officially proclaimed over the entire Empire.
no dcafcncas has exipttd among the Chincse peo.
DE sent charges prepaid, to any address at 81 per
bottle, ,,.,.
Only Imported by llAYLock 4 CO.,
SOLE AGENTS ron AMERICA, Dcy ST., New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

TO Nervous Sufferers lhe GrcNt European Rer.
edy-nr. j. L, Smnsnn's SneCilc Medicine.

DIR. u, simpsons Specific Medicine II n porr
tive cure for Spormutorrhoa, lmpolGncy, Weakness
and all dltcaecs resulting from Self fAbuse. AZ Ner
yous Debility, lrritubilltN Mental Anxiety, Lanen9r'
Lassitudo, Depression ofSplrits and nnciiOhml M au
rangcments of the SorvOus System generally falnrr
In BNCk or Sllo, Lnaa OF MrmnrN PremNtnro OII
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

INSTANTANEOUS TS' gII,i fFs.tn',,s fSsTsNss :.
lNVlGURAIUR, ti@idity imgolensS, eaa
BSuaidc6g, and icsI6nos tho enerry. IRE ana vlgor
NEW TNGLASD MEDICAL INSTITUTE, "a IronoiS
Row, Boston, A4ss.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22

DIUnnnuu quickly without rohlcty, legal In any
MVllHi,NN State Circular f0t staur, N.uusAL
DlIVNULU Law AolNcr, IsiBro,dNsy, Nsw YorE.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1881-01-22
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

ODN NSts9O o $1,000; to 32 stops PI.
uD(TA Nl>ANgS Sl25 NJ. Paper free
Address DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Washington N j.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-07-14
lovingly,
The owner of this letter can find it
at the post-office.
Judge Wilder lost his saw and adj
vertises it through the Laddoia
printing press. ANNIE LAURIE.
I.Ockjuw

f. Wigginton, son of Rev. Wig
CLINTON, died last Monday night from
lockjaw caused by a wound received
on the Fourth of July from a. toy
pistol. Toy pistols should not be
either made or sold. The following
dispatch shows how dangerous they
are:
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 11.-Three
cases of tetanus, or lockjaw, develop
ed in this city yesterday and to-day.
Each was caused by wounds in the
hands of boys who used toy pistols
and became the victims to accidents
on the Fourth OF July. Each victim
will probably die, but severe surgical
operations we're performed upon the
sufferers to-day. Tetanus Is so very
rare that prominent physicians are
astounded at having three cases to
treat simultaneously in . single To-
cality.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-07-14
b to Woman.

1flDut0 70
The following beautiful tribute to
woman was written several years ago
1t occurs in a tale of touching interest.
entitled, "The Broken Heart"-its au'
thor, DR.. F. J. Stratton:
"Oh the priceless value of the love oil
q pure woman! Gold cannot purchase
a gem 80 precious! Titles and homo,
confer upon the heart no such serene
happiness. In our darkest moments
when disappointment and ingratitude,
with corroding care, gather thick around
and ven the gaunt form of poverty
menaces with his skeleton fingers, il
CLEANS around the soul with an angels
smile.
thine cannot mar its brilliancy; dis.
lance but strengthens its influence; bolts
and bars cannot limit its progress; il
follows the prisoner into his dark cell
and sweetens the home morsel that ap.
peases his hunger, and in the silence OF
midnight it plays around his heart, and
in his dreams he folds to his bosom the
form Of her who loves on still, though
the world has turned coldly from him.
"The couch made by the hand of the
loved n is soft to the weary limbs OF
the sick sufferer, and the potion admin.
istered by the same hands loses half it,
bitterness. The pillow carefully ad.
justed by her brings repose to the fe'
vered brain, and her words of kind en-.
couragement revive the sinking spirit
1t would almost seem that God, com.
~psssionating woman's first great frailty,
had planted this jewel in her breast
whose heaven-like influence should casi
into forgetfulness remembrance of the
fall, by building up in his heart another
Eden, where perennial flowers forever
bloom and crystal waters gush from ex'
haustless fountains"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-07-14

to Jan. !, 1882. raj ..----~ So
| E. johnson, pays up to Jan. I, 1882.
A. j. Kent, kentland, Indiana, is q new sub
scriber and pays in advance. s
C. A. Smith, of Iaddonia. pays up to Jan. L
1892. ~
b. v. Mead, of Slater. now gets the Ledger.
John A. Judy, North Middletown. KY. is
new subscriber shn week. v All
DR.. Spence. of Woodland, California, gets
credit this week up tssept.1 1, feAv,H
7. Z. Spencer, Mafsnall, Mo-, NOW gets- The
! Ledger. e...
Tom Nelson now gets the Ledger at Clinton
vile, Ky.
+. NJ. Shell. Worcester, gets a credit mark
this week.
Joseph Boyd. Mexico, is a new subscriber.
C. H. Craig is a new subscriber at Auxvasse
and pays up to Jan. 1. 1882.
Chas. H. Thompson, Springtown, Texas, nsw
gets the Ledger. = 80
A. B. Daniel now gets the Ledger at Mexico
Phil Lawrence is a new subscribers and pays
one year in advance.
/. L. Locke gets the Ledger at Mexico,
Our friend Harve Cordner, OF Slater, Mo-, gets
a credit mark this week.
George II. Clark is a new subscriber and pays
in advance.
John X. Brown pays 81 80 this week.
Clyde White, of Illinois, gets the paper
through A. b. Daniel. jr, who pays to January
1. 1882.
Joseph Able,o OF LaddOnia, Mo-. is a new sub
scriber and pays up to January 1. 1882.
A. l.. Smith, OF Worcester, is a new subscriber
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-07-14

ia. Campbell now gets the Ledger.
W.T.. Brandenburger gets the Ledger at Gal
lin.
DIR. J. l.. Gartrel. Victoria. Texas, pays for the
Ledger to January 1882.
I. D. Hall gets the Ledger at Tombstone, Ar
IONA. : = --a
James Teele, Of Mexico, Is . new subscriber,
and pays one year in advance.
A. l., Smith, Of Auxyasse, is a new subscriber.
Z, l.. Boyd, Auxvasse, pays up to July. 1882.
Richard Haley, of Youngs Greek, is a new
subscriber, ~
Mrs. W. H, Hook. sch the Ledger at Duncau's
Bridge, Monroe coaaty,yMo.
Gilbert & Curd Tobacco Company. OF Fulton.
get credit for one year.
G. r. Eastman. OF Isddonia. pays up this week
r. c. Darlington, OF Martinsburg, Is a new
subscriber and pays In advance.
J.. n. Boydsn, OF Reodhouse, H., gets the
Ledger.
John B. Romans, Texas. is q new subscriber,
and pays one year in advance.
d. Mccune. New Rlo0mseld, No. now gets
the Ledger.
Josephine Gentry. . new subscriber. pays up