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Assignee Accounts.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the fol-
IN lowing Assigases Accounts have been
hled ip the otfcs Of the proibonotaty u
The Court Of q. p. Of Snyder county and
will be presented 10 the uext court for
ospdrmstion. and unlsss sufficient esuss
ps shown - The contrary The same will
be confirmed.
Ths aasl soeouut sf Charles NJ. Lsshsr AZ.
eisuss of Dsaisi Lsshsr nisi tor eoBnrm alton.
b D. GROUSE, Pr0th'y.
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Almanacs for 1882 are already put
ting in an appearance.
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But very little wheat has yet been
sown in this vicinity, on account oil
the drought.
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Court commences Monday next.

Our town at present presents sad
appearance, almost every building is
draped in morning, ON account OF our
lamented President.
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Charles Walter, Of Franklin, had I
finger smashed at the straw-carrier o
Joseph Walters separator.
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The 8. 8. Picnic last Saturday wa'
quite success.
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"You handle the truth quite care
lessly." the latest and refined style
Of calling q man liar.
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ANsw Fall stock. the latsst
ssyieA coming in every vssk. Now II
30 nse1 > GOOD end cheap cult eons
Nh onRenhclnsg, y oelinqesovs,l
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Not within the memory Of the old
est inhabitant has the posture been &C
dry.
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Now il the time To think about ad'
vertising, and reflections should bs
followed by judicious action.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-09-22

The reader IL referred to the adver'
tisment Of the Edison Music Guide
In another column.
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We will give, in our next issue,
supplement containing full history o
the last hours VI the President, &c.
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William F. Grouse hiss gone 70 Hal
ifsx 10 school.
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Sunday school pic-uics are about
over for this season.
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A...,. wan%E3 irr p, GOLDEN
'DAWN 9,E,:r On IiSrT Fer, 2. q, ,hs e

Dh W ~ GREAT FUTURE
In this life, through the dark valley, hni In
Tho lin eternal as soon ip tho hest thoughts of
heading srthrrt and scholars among whom are
lBishops Simpson, FOSTER, Warren, Hurstand
lfoss, Joseph Took, Beecher Tslmsss. DR..
ICurir; Dr. March, Dr. MoCosh. DIR. Crosby. Drs
|Cuyler, Geo, d. Prentice. Dean Stanley whit.i.
;sr, Lonsfelow and others. The SUBJECTS treat
d ste Death. Immortality, Milisnium ssf see-
yond Advent, the kossurrectiop, Judgment, the,
[Punishmsnt OF the Wicked, and the Reward sf
ftho Rishtsous, A rich fesst awaits the rssaisr'
Iof this hook. IL contains the grsndest thosashts
Iof the worlds greatest Authovs, on subsss,s az
Ithe most profound interest 70 everyone, rot
gloomy but brilliant There 10 not 4 Auii paxs
|ln the book. IL 10 sbsoluiely withNut rival.
|Everybody viii read H. Sohoot FssohOrs,
lStudsnts. Young dsn and Lsdss, setipg as
agents for this book srs mstiSs over tiao =
month, sells fast. One agent seid "A lfst l
days, snothsr 20 10 days, sneshsr u In day.
smother IS aud BIblss In days, lady sold
In 10 hours. Secure territory quios, ais,
agents wanted tor the best illustrS ed Revised
New Testament and for tbs nn-st Fsmhy rs
|Llss ever soid By AGENTS Send for ctrouIars.
r. W, ziE0LEk o.. cts hrch st., Phila-
[dslphia Pa, % iso Z, Adams 81, Chicago, ILL.,.
Aug. n,:u,
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bargains F! Bargains

n@-NOtice TO tho public is hereby
given that will sell Boots and Shoes
At cost for the next two weeks IN order
u make room for big Fall Stock
come aud buy. you will save money.
B. MARX,
Congress Hall.
Selinsgrove.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Il NV ""'''' N'Sb'7b VIII ftlcT NJ DuDl1C
i sale on the premises, In Beaver township,
Snyder county, Pa, on
Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1881,
Q certain Tract Of Lind. situata IN the town
ship aud county aforesaid, con tanning
Forty Acres.
moro or less, a'joiDins lands Of William bow.
ersoS on the East lands of Ps'sc Thomas on
the south; lands OF Ieorxe Hartman on the
West, and lands Of Peter Thomas On tho North
whereon 10 erected
New Dwelling House. Stable
and other outbuiliings-yood watsr-tw, Or.
chsrds OF choice fruit trees. About IS Acres
clear under roo fence. aad Ia high state OF
tho balance
Timber Land.
sale to commence At o. clock Z. NJ. when
terms VI sale will 10 made knpwn by
GEORGE KERN.
Sept %, 81.
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Whips Of all kinds q, 0ppenheimer's
Se,insgrove, Pa. Sept. 8, 81.
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T9JSrEs ACCOUNT.

Mo rICE ia hereby given that the
Y GLOWING Trustee Account hrs been nlet
In ths ProthOnotary's once, and tho same vii
oi PRESENTED At the nsSt Oourt for copnrm,.
ton, aud uulrss sufficient cause be shown TO
ths contrary tho ame viii be confirmed.
Fiokl account Of Jonas TreKler Trustee oi
j. GROUSE. CLERK o. q.
Sent. q, 1881.
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sA-Trunks aud valiccs at Sol. OPP
penheimcr's Selinsgrove, Pa.
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4 DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Letters of adminis nistrstiou on the estate OF
Michnoi Miuiuu. late OF Perry tsp, snyder
DO. Pa, doo'd.havs boon granted to tho under.
signed. All persons knowing themselves IN
ste payment While those having claims agaiuu
.saij estate will present thsm for settlement TO
LEWIS MINIMUM.
Juna 10. issi. Admlnistra,or.
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DMINISTRATORS NOTICE. :

| A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
] "A Letters Of Adniinistratios on tho estate ot
Jonas Eisenhart, late Of Chapman township,
|, ,Sryder Go. Pa, deed have booh granted TO tho
undersigned. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to eaij estate will plebse make i'm.
against said estate wilipresont them Tor settle.
Imeni to -
DANIEL EiSrNHART.
| July IL, lssi. Administrator.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE

~ Leturs of naturalization IN the estsis
'ot jonathan Bowersox, late ~ Cenirs twp,
snyder Co Pa, deceased have h.en FtAuted 10
! the undersisned. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate will please ma -
Immediate pay ment ~hii. thotc hsv!ry clsir,s
. against said eetsts will ltsseut them TO- set.
tlement to
F.B. HfRMAN.
GiAy l., 1881. Admi uis,ratot,
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NOTICE Of Widows Apprsiseinsn-
u .,.aor ths H20O usv -Nnt;s. l.

NOTICE Of Widows ApprsIssinsn- Q
IN under the $500 Law. --Notiss 10
hersby given tkst the. following widss
A ppr easements have bees hlsd wi,h ths
CLERK Of the Ovphsus' Court Of 8ssAsr Co.
Tor oonhrmstion ON Aoadsy. tbs 2eth dAy
ef Sept nsxs.
Aprvsissmsss n nssdslssA LanAsl vl1s~
of W ilhsirn Leonard. deo'i. ~ n
Apprsisemsss of hsry bs~sss>s Uit>s ss
Jonathan iiowersox, dss'd.
Appraissns.t OF MaIv "A shsusr ulisw Of
|yseok p. ShsHer. dsed,
ApVsais.ussst Of Msry 4. wAsssr wiAes q
.xsrs.sfrsasss asrish Hsss wsass Il JeAa
xpcsslssSsst ~ .Rssssss Smith widow Of
|'',' J, oA9uss. Q,sss Q. q.
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Delightful cool nights.
Oh for @ good soaking rain.
Paper coffins are said TO Be tho latest
invention.
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Caution.

A IL persons are hssshy esutiossd
:; "a :: e: ys.. e ~ 1s::s::i ssss:: =;
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THE Snyder County Republican
STANDING Committee ~ili mset at the Cosr
House. in NiddisburE. on TUEspl' serI
s.,rs susinsss Bv ORpan OF
SAMUEL dROss, Chsirnan.
cuAaLrs sAnPsrL, SECRETARY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

''lt's no use talking, Rutherford"
protested Mrs. Hayes, ''you know
yourself the stand we have always
taken in temperance matters, and
here at this very instant the ladies of
the country are getting up a splendid
bedquilt as testimonial of our total
abstinence principles, and so don't
think it right that Mr.. Schurz should
come to The Cabinet meeting with his
breath smelling so strong of lager
beer that it makes the gaslight flicker,
and even the servants notice it, and
talk among themselves about it not
being just the thing for the Secretary
of temperance President to do, and
think you ought to speak to Mr..
Schurz about it," The good lady
paused for breath, while the Presi-
dent, gazing out of the window at
the gently falling snowfskes, sighed
in soft voice, and said ID try and
think to talk TO the Secretary on the
subject,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

The Chicago Maiden---A Tale of Love
and Sacrifice.
"But papa"
"Not another word. I'm a wild
cat when my backs up, and don't
you forget it,
The speaker was hard-visaged
man, dressed with an elegance that
ill-accorded with his evident want of
culture. She who had addressed him
as ''papa" was fair-haired girl of
! eighteen summers. Reared on the
knee of luxury, she had never known
what it was to have her slightest wish
thwsrted. Her father, plumber,
was, from the nature of his business,
man of iron will, but he was not
devoid Of pity or generosity, as many
a debtor whose house be had taken in
part payment for fixing the water-
pipes, letting the balance of the ac-
count run along for two months,
could testify.
He had surrounded Cecil, his only
child, with all that wealth could pur-
chase, looking forward to the time
when she would marry the eldest son
of a Niagara Falls hackman, or some
person of fortune commensurate with
her own But she had allowed her
heart to be ensnared by the wiles OF
Cupid, and that morning had asked
her sire's consent to her marriage
with poor but not proud young mar
whose agricultural operations on the
board OF trade had not been attended
with success. 1t was this reques
that produced the answer giver
above.
Again Cecil pleaded with her paren
not to crush the love that hlossomet
in her heart. The old mans mine
. went back to the happy days whel
| he had told her mother of his love
and how they commenced life witt
t nothing but strong arms and wilIin.
hearts. Placing his hand on Cecil
shoulder, the old man looked at he
tenderly and said: "Look ye, IN
lass. You say you love this man an
cannot live without him. Mebbe moi
l have promised you seal ski
sacque this winter. Let US test you
: love. Ii you become this man.
r bride l shall not buy the sacque. l
z my hand is check fol three handre
t dollars. In the wheat pit over o
: the board of trade is your love-
q Which do you choose?"
: Without raising her head sh
, reached out convulsively for tf
K check.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

The following from one of our ex-
changes contains an immense amount
of truth couched in few words: "A
newspaper and newspaper editor that
people don't talk about and some
times abuse are rather poor concerns.
The man and business that an editor
sometimes feels it his duty TO defend
at the risk of making enemies Of an-
other class, are often the first to show
their ingratitude. The editor who
expects to receive much charity or
g, altitude will soon find out his mis-
take; but he should sc On and do and
say what he conscientiously thinks is
right, without regard to smiles and
| frOwns."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

In bringing the Prickly Ash Bitters
before the public, we claim that it is
one of the best remedies extant for
the prevention and cnre of all disea-
ses arising from a disordered Liver.
By using them according to direct
ions they will keep the system in a
stong healthy condition, aud prevent
miasmatic influence. Ask your drug
gist for them. Price, 81 per bottle .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Somebody was Ahead OF Him.
Fran, the Al. Joe Nevn.
I IUIiI tlfbs oI. Juc Nc"Ss
1&~vxr

A late Bernhardt story reached
st. Joseph from Boston to-day
John Stetson is manager of a well
known theatre in that city, and when
the French woman arrived, he called
at the hotel at once. "Mam' 'selle can
not see you," the maid said to him,
after taking up hss card. ''She is in
bed with sSciatica.' Stetson, who
Is not a scholar, hurriedly put on bis
hat and left, muttering as he wen'
out of the door: ''Just as l expected
Some ID Frenchman is ahead O
me,'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
a Mistake,

Old man Mahan, of Blues Store,
says lie is not the father Of his daugh-
ter's child, and We learn, ON good
authority, that the girl denies that
she ever told the doctor so. Three
OF the most respectable ladies of the
neighborhood declare that the other
two daughters are not enceinte. We
also learn that Mahan will sue the
doctor for SANDER. His neighbors
generally side with him in the mat.
ter, aud evidently think him a much
abused man.-Vandalia Leader.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
JOrTINGs FROM JEFFERSON.
Correspondence of the Mexico Ledger.

Correspondence of the Mexico Ledger.
JEFFERSON CRY, February 8.-The
House and Senate have been doing
hard work for the last two weeks. A
large number of bills have been in
troduced into the House, many of
which are meritorious, while the
greater number are unimportant and
will not get back to the House from
the committees to which they have
been assigned. The bill in reference
to benevolent associations has passed
both houses, and duly awaits the
Governors signature to become
law. An emergency clause having
been adopted, the law takes effect
Immediately after signed, and not 80
days after adjournment, as other acts.
The bill changing the time of assess.
ment of property from August 1st to
June 1st, and having real estate as
sessed every two years, has passed
the House, having had large major
ity therein in its favor, and is now in
the hands of the Committee on Ways
and Means in the Senate, and the
friends of the bill are expressing some
uneasiness lest it should be detained
by said committee so long as to in
sure its defeat by adjournment of the
Legislature. Your correspondent is
informed that the bill was killed two
years ago in this same way. How
ever, the hill has some warm friends
in the Senate that will no doubt see
that it is not foully dealt with in
committee. A good deal of discus
sion is being had in the House on
the general appropriation bill, and a
general desire is evinced among
members to see that the peoples
money is not wrongly appropriated =.
Quite fight occurred this afternoon
on the appropriation for the peniten-
tiary. One item of 1900 for pur.
chasing farm for working convict
labor on, was strongly fought upon
the ground that the convicts should
not be allowed to work outside of the
penitentiary. This item was finally
stricken out. The consideration of
the appropriation bill will be contin-
ued (under motion) from day to
day in the House until all items are
gone through with. The outlook
now is, that the Legislature will no,
adjourn until from 10th to 18th oil
March, there being enough business
of Importance before it to consume
that much time. The members seem
disposed to use as little time as pos.
sible, and refrain to consider any
measure unless it can be clearly
shown that it contains some merits
The ice IN the Missouri river here
has broken up and is floating at full
speed down the river. jefferson City
is quiet now, there being few strang
ers in the city. MORE ANON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
The next Senate will stand Demo

The next Senate will stand Demo-
cats 81, Republicans 81, and inde-
pendents 2-viz; Davis Of Illinois
and Malone of Virginia. Though
Davis does not attend Democratic
caucuses, he usually votes with the
Democrats en- party questions. Thus
much depends en- the course of Ma
hone. Ii Davis votes as he is expect
ed to do and Malone vote. with the
Republicans there will still be tie
and the Vice President can decide i,
in the Republicans favor. No especial
hope need be INDUCED by Democrats
a. Malone 10 very uncertain ele.
ment ia any question.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

The LEDGER says there will be
couple Of weddings in Mexico during
March. If the prospects are IS good
as they look to be, and the wedding
Doom continues as it has in the past,
Wellsvllle is liable to have a couple
of dozen weddings during March.
|-Wellsville Advertiser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

Dent fed to Texas, but was brought
back, and, by some technicality, ac-
Quilted He left Tennessee i.nme:
diately after the trial and went, no
one knew where or cared where.
Several weeks ago, a tall man
stood on Superior street in Cleve-
land. His hair was almost as white as
the snow at his feet. His face wore
a sad expression, and his eyes wander
ed as though tired of every object. An
old colored man came walking along.
Seeing the white haired man, he
stopped, gazed intently for moment,
approached the stranger and said:
'.Is yer name Mr.. Dent?" , 3
''Yes, that's my name"
'Did da uster call yer Mr.. Bad
Dent?''
''Yes, do you know me?''
81 does. My name is Buck GULL.
I uster long ter Mars Louis GULL.
Don't yer recollect me?"
''Why yes, Buck, how is your
health" extending his hand.
mo, sir; yer doesn't fetch my han
in de grasp of friendship. 1 wus at
de picnic, yer recolleck, when yer
stabbed Mars Louis. He died in my
arms. Fore he died he made me
promise dat I'd kill yer in a fair fight
cassen the law didn't hang yer. Now
l poses ter fight yer wild barlow
knives"
"Did Louis make you promise
this?''
:'Yas sah.''
"Theu you must keep your prom
Use. Whatever Louis GULL said must
be done, shall be done. have never
refused to fight any living man.
Where shall the encounter take
placer
'In de little orchard near the old
farm house"
"When?''
sizes ez soon ez we ken git dar?''
The two men boarded the next
train and went to Nashville. Engag-
ing private conveyance, they went
up into East Tennessee, and stopped
at roadside inn, near the old Gull
farm house. 1t was agreed that
there should be one witness to the
) encounter, and after engaging a man
Dent wrote an explanat atory letter and
gave it to the inn-keeper. 1t was
Sunday afternoon. The three mer
went through an old orchard-or
chard only in memory, for nothing
but the decaying trunks of the trees
remained. Buck led the way. HI
stopped at a sunken grave. "Dis i.
Mars Louis grabe," he said. "Star
on de udder side; doan step obeI
hit"
Dent, without uttering a word
took position as directed. The wit
ness stood a few yards away, and wa
. to count three when all was ready
The two men, old men, drew thei
knives. zone, two, three" The,
grappled in deadly embrace. A des
= perate struggle for old men. Den
wrested his right arm from the grasl
. Of Buck, aud with sweeping strok
almost severed the black mans hea,
from his body. Buck still held Den
around the waist and, as he fel
backward, plunged his knife into tn
q murderer's heart.
When the Coroner came the tw
men lay dead across the grave, locke
IL in a tight embrace. A strange sight
the pale face of death and the ashene
hue of earthly dissolution.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

Lancaster, Pa, having been great
sufferer for years with Kidney disease,
requests US to say that after using
Days Kidney Pad 25 days he feels
better than he has been before in ID
wears, s.=.s 4w -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

Professional Humortst Calls.
He was shabby little man, with
his right eye out of gear and a pleas
ant look On his face. After glancing
nervously around the office for a
while, he walked up to the editor and
said:
"a pleasant morning, this?''
The editor looked up and replied:
"Yes, rather; what can ! do for
your"
''Do you accept original contribu-
tions?"
"Yes, sometimes
''Would you like few emanations
from an intellect fairly saturated with
humor?'
provided they are worth publish
ing"
"Well, sir, these have here" and
be dived into his inner pocket and
brought forth bundle tied with
string, "are articles written by my
self. They actually TEEN with every
thing ridiculous, and the points of
wit bristle like spiked fence"
"Suppose you read one of your
best" said the editor, as he tilted
back in his chair and lit a cigar.
Certainly" replied the writer.
''I'll read this one because the fun
crops out In every sentence. 1t is
called The Unfortunate Teuton.' ="
''Not long since red-headed
Dutchman, with a blue shirt on,
while walking down the levee, think
| ing how difficult it was to support a
wife and fifteen children, accidentally
stumbled and fell through a hole,
smashing in three ribs and tearing off
his left ear. He
Goodness gracious, man," inter-
rupted the editor, glaring at him,
"do you call that fun?"
''Certainly, do. The humor is 8
little obscure but, sir, there is plenty
of it in the occurrence"
YOU'RE mistaken, sir; that is 8
serious accident, and as bare of fur
as prayer meeting. When a poo,
man with large family falls into S
hole, fracturing his bones and tearing
his ears off, it is not laughing mat.
ter, by sny means, and the public
will not think SO either. The circum
stance is mournful, sir; very mourn
ful. Have you anything not quite 81
sad?"
"No, sir; that's my BEST
"Well, sir, we can't use The Tn
fortunate Teuton. If we did, ther,
are lot of Germans in the city, VIII,
have very large families, and wea
F blue shirts and they'll take 1t as
personal insult and stop their paper
'But," said the witty man with al
uneasy smile, ''it's real funny for
man to fall through hole"
''No, no it isn't. If you think so
try it sometime and you'll find you
; mistake
, Il mean," gasped the writer, "tha
, the idea is exceedingly laughable."
e ''There you're wrong again." re
3 piled the editor. "People don't laug
| when a man dives down a hole an
y jams his head up in his boot legs
Death, you know, is very solem
!. thing, very solemn, indeed, sir,
!. and the editor sighed as the funn
man steersd for the doorway.
|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

The Christian inteliigencer puts
the expense incurred for seeking
Charley Ross at $50, 900, and des-
cribes bis father as still at the task.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
FOUGHT OVER A GRAVE.

A Colored Man Who Kept Promise, and
White Man Who Was Not Afraid-One
of the Most Dramatic Tragedies on Rec
Ord.-A True Story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
TIME TABLE.
v,R.sH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC.

CHICAGO & ALTON.
Train Arrives. Departs.
We EAST.
r.nsss City Mail..... .l2.50p.m. 12.55 pm.
Tsnsas CITY Night Ex. ..12.45 am. l2.50 am.
z nenyer s Chicago Ex. l.J0am. l.55a.m.
WEST.
/, Kansas City Mail...... 3.45 pm. $50 pm.
HEAVIER EI..............2-20 am. 2.25a.m.
a. Kansas City Night Ex.. ss5sm. S.30a.m.
" Je,erson City Accom-. l2 m. 3.50p.m.
d. HENDERSON. Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

| The Chicago Maiden---A Tale of Love
and Sacrifice.