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n Office To WATER REM EEs-
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART ,
4kNT, WILAISGT3N, bel.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
AkNT, WILMINGTON, bel.
December /, IesJ.
The eills for 1881 are now ready and
payADle AZ the Registrars office at the 4.
w, corner of 5i \ tn aud X Ing sIre..,s ~. -.
law requires that all bills paid on or be.
Iore january Slst, 1881, the face OF the bill
those paid during the month OF FebTunry
per cent. additional. Those paid during
uoaal, abd any amount IemAlalng IN
pAlo aner April LIST, 1881, the Registrar il
required 10 have the feirule4 Withdraw
anu SUIT Instituted for the recovery Of tn
amount due; and the water viii nnt -
10y INTO such premises until such arrears
win Win assessments and " for drawing Ter.
rules, are paid.
oInGs noers from q. m. TO 1 p. M
decl-eOd -lAn -ed. IeI,-a
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When We advertise an article
as being Q great bargain, it
must be lower than the lowest
market price, and il persons
who are attracted by The ad-
vsrtlsement, did not find the
goods as advertised, we would
not expect . second visit from
them. The articles We wish TO
oall sspesial attention to are
Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels. There are many bar
gains in our linen department
but We will mention one lot Of
German Napkins, German
linens are finished without dress
ing) full ! in size at 81 SO DER
dozen, actually worth S1.75.
One lot of Damask Towels, 40
and 40. at rs ceAts, would be
cheap at 81 cents. We are
showing the most complete
line Of Bleaohed and Un-
bleached Table Damasks, Tur-
key Red by the yard or pattern
with napkins to match. Fancy
bordersd table cloths With nap
klns to match. White table
cloths with napkins TO match.
Napkins and Towels in great
variety at the very lowest pos
sible prices.
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NJ Persons VINO were dfaft,,,1 In
~ lne state OF Delaware for the IIuIia1
5Latestail ailItary services Ia May Jnne "r
suiJ' 1863. and paid com Ia tatloD fees
were Afterwards aRain drafied IN lsts ICES ICES
were required 10 procure "A substiInts ~,
enter ths military service under the Iatter
drait, VIII mad IL to their ad vantage "a, carn.,
Munlcale, either personally or by IeleT
WIN lne undsrslgned, who has been am.
lhoriEed by the state Log lslaluTe /" ,,alt an
rom ..oi me Secretary OF War, the CON mnIs.
.ion money paid by such persons. Tns
Secfstery q OF War having been directed bs
- oI oohgress 70 refund the commnias
on paid on suon cases, q n u m. iA'
DoveF Del IulY 10 $50 " "a Il
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THE National Census Bureau. nm
Thursday, issued the folio ing statenent
of the population of Kent COUNTY, Nav.
land, by districts revised and corrected
since the remuneration of the special
agent:
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NOTICE Is hereby given that IN. an
~ 1uai meeting OF the stockhoiders of
viii NJ ihtnnitngtoh hant Navigation Conpanys
MI MI oe nelu OF No. 3U3 Market sLrest
" Wilmington. Delaware, on Thu sdaV M.
s.. sni.u oay OF February. 1881, between inc
nours OF 2and o'clock p. M. Tor the MIR
pose oi eisctlng three directors TO serve
docc1Wte. pr,..iit,
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Adele 7. Adams
In chancery.
New Castle County ~.
AubIb T, AuAms
".
Alexander IL.
Adams.
Trustee ct. al.

N pursuance OF AN order OF the Chan
oelIoI "a lhe above cause, made AZ the
ooptSinoeI eIui, 1850 all persons having
any lien or liens affecting the IuIer,s. ~
estate oI Adele 1, Adams, Alexander n
Aoains, Janst X. Moore Charles 7
Aoams, Alexander IL. Adams, Trustee oi
ITsaneta Tss'1s n. Llllon, Alexander d. Adams.
a. Adams, or either OF them, IA the lan,is
ana premises 10 which sald cause Relates
are hereby Notified 10 fila petition sell
=. :. . a. a. ~ the nature and amount OF the
cory for New Castle Co.. ten days before Ibe
lhlid monday IN February A ID. lSsl aI11
apoeaS hhd prove said lien or Hens nj in
ensuhg term OF tue Count before IA
rising of the Court on the thirI d.,s Va
The term. S VI
,,, WALTER CUMMINS. Trustee.
WlImington. Del, January s, 1881.
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A DMiNIsTRAToR's SALE
PerAOual PIon r,R.

PerAonal Pop ray.
The undersigned VIII sell at public sale
on ,,n, ene iarn OF >: +" ilson, de ceased
halI mile north OF Newark, on
oHSSDA1' the 10th day Of Feb, 1851
At ii O'Clock n. m,
ne following personal property, viz, "a
mead OF cattle, consisting or w
~ mllch cows. 1 fat COW. 3nuIIS R&TIm
~ yearlihg and two year old AkT
heliers, among which are sompA
superior purnam and Alderu,.S nIsss.ss
- norses, 8 colts, 10 lar O TAT hovs
Berkshire boar. Is mead Of ~ :
lshoats. l3I chickens. tuGkevs
AAA~ ducks and geese, =
aTtnlng implements consisLiD0 of .
cnaih plon mowers, I grain drIlI. / earn
drill. nearly new, / rool cutter. grain ~
nay wagon, farm wagon, horse car
Wheelbarrow, roller plows, harTowa c,,i
cn,,l, eigators and other Articles. Dairy nAt1res
ehnr's ~ po.ekets eon pans cream cans,
Ss. &C. 600 bushels oi corn b, IN.
ouhhel oats by the buIhel.hay by IN. Lon
corn Iodd by the bundle. VIuke.r Nv III,
saiioh, a Inter ht In % acres on wheai
2a!e pa 10 com mei ce ~ IL O'Clock, sharp'
- Ai7 cash IA d ES dOBSI
Administrator Of
A.. Samuel Y. Wilson, dec d.
N "a also, on lhe fbiowing day, FRIDAY
: Erenruary II, 1881 az ] O'clock p. M, At
Newark depot, the following Ters,'ns
Properly, viz 1000 feet hemlaek lmn,h
zoVo 1S'g y, Ger man siding. 500 pine .hiGgIes'
10. ,','. oi btodTds, posts, d., lot of biLumin'
sali,ai ous anu stow coal lot OF phosphate and
soluble bone, superior Fairbank,s seals
new superior Howe scale, new
small pla, form scaie, ! family carris0s
.5ay press, D cornshellers, l single car.
rage large omnibus, SET OF Sartie1..
nafhesa, loi shares of Casho MachIn. -
saooA, anu many other articles Terms
sSs !. JAMES HOSSINGKR
Administrator OF
w 49,. samuel Y, Wilson, deed.
- =, ~ -, ihnH 2tw&d,
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N Office,
Nv OFFIcE OF THE FARMERs
MUTUAL FIRE Iks. Co.,
OF THE STATE Or DHL.
m, JANUARY 14th, 1851.
Inc treasurer OF the Company hereby
gives notice that on and after February
iooi, ne VIII pay IN casu, to parties en-
tibled 10 receive 1t, all bala Ii ces stundinv
70 the credit VI mem erA ON the books al
the company, on policies LhAt nave
iapsed. lie Will also pay all amount Ia d ue
on scrip certificates, issued Ia Los. which
nave not been collected.
W. A. LANOITR,
l@n-4-eousW9M4t. treasurer.
N ThE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
a united states, Tor the district of Della.
ware. In the matte. OF Wm. III. Roberls.
bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
At Wilmington, In said . Istriet on ,ha
4st day OF January, A. D.. 1851. '-s
District OF Delaware, SIS:
Notice is hereby given that petition
nAs been nted Ia SAID court by Wiliinm
n. ROBERTS, OF Dow r, Kent county. in
said District, duly declared n banksnn,
under the ACT of Congress, OF March a
1901, ioI ulscharge and certificate there.
oi, from All his debts. "A u other claims
provable under said act, and that lie AN
day OF February, lsol, al III u'ciOck ~ m
IN assigned for the hearing % III. same a.,
wilmington aforesaid, wnsn and wh.T,
you may attend anu show cause IL anv
you nave, why the prayer VI lht SAID nc
ution should not be granted. 20
=. RUDMUND SMITH
CLERK ef the U. b. District Court. Dala-
ware DiiBLrIct. i,,u..1 Ds,a- %
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I'HE ARrlzANs SAVINGS BANK.

WE AkIIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
6o2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1851.
=, open 10 receive deposits dairy from A
a., until 1. NJ, and on Tuesday and SAT-
uruay evenings from7 TO O'Clock.
sEMl-AkNUAL DIVIDEND
regularly madein April and October.
When diyiS.snds are not withdrawne
lhey are accounted as deposits. Thus pei;
nAnent deposits compound their Interest
twice IN each year.
MANAGERSI
Clement Ii. Smyth. / George w. Bush,
Snas. W; Townsend George S. Capelle,
nIsaulah, X. henson, Nj. l.. Lichensteln,
henry +. Dure, EIward Darlington,
". hastings, lob II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. ii. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
no GEO. W. BUSH, President
~: D, OAPELLE, Vice President.
ooA.V L. L. TAYLOR Treasurer
II UTTER ON THE PEACH.
~ 10 every housekeeper and peach
grower cuitivating IA single tree or IN OF
Gnafu u this valuable work Ia offered WI
uaireotlohs .aIrlohs for p eserving health pfodaei
slYehess and prolonged life. speciaaa
Lemedlts against that fell disease, lDo
sliows. Book 81, by mail postage pre-
Pald. Information given II desired:
Address, ]. RUTTER.
JahO-5tW. West Chester, To-
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c: c: c: 28ln =; =; c:
Popular Monthly Drawing OF til.
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
In the City OF Louisville, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 3ist. 1881
AT AAoAULKY's TurAre

1sSN 111&&I S<AN VAA1 51st, 1851,
These drawings occur montblv fIn,
days excepted under provisions Of an
Act OF the General Assembly OF Kenl
lucky, Incorporating the Newport PfInt-
lug lug ana Newspaper Co.. approved April
Har This Is q special act, and has never
been repealed. 'H
The United States Circuit Court ON
narch 81 rendered the following decisions,
ls. ThGt The Co,nua1dlu,enJh 15sI..tIi,,iit
Cb1nIJafly Is Legdt
"a. Us DrGWtngsare fair.
n. B.-fhe Conn pany has now on hand
lafse reserve fund. R.al tue Itst az
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THE nAILx nAzrr.rr !. .A,,..

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
ed every afternoon Sunday excepted. )
~ ub Market street, and served by car
and surrounding towns and villages, for
six cents week, payable weekly. Yearly
saosc' ibers, 81 in advance. II Is the only
democratic Daily paper In the City or
eulation,
:. The DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
ishea Ia I7Sa, Is the largest and most
nourfshtng weekly paper in the state,
anu hAs larger circulation than any
other ON the Peninsula. Published every
Inursday afternoon. At - per year in ad-
vance.
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J0hn WaDallI sker.
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC S.4LES.

PUBLIC S.4LES.
SALE or COWS.
y The Subscriber VIII - gss6sa
sell al Pablic Sale. a. Red V,ssaaSssN
Lion, East Marlborough,
Chester county, Pa, GssA&NwApk&
MONDAY, JANUARY yIst. lr,l
at O'Clock p. m,
FohTf HEAD OF FRESh cows
AND SPRiEGEGs, TWENTY HE1n
OFFEkDEKS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS
n, , SILL Il BAILEY.
L. " stidhsm 4 son, 4nctrs.
novp-Ia a.
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at $50 A. M = 80
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston h
ohtahge furnished To regular DepoAtUs
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JANUARY DRAWING

~ Tickets, go. is TicGsls s,os
Remit money or bank draft In letter. or
nnd @ 6y express. DON'T SEND nv
f.S hES iSFEkED LETTER OR posi-.
oFFICE ORDER. Orders of As and m
Ward, by express, can he sent at onr e.
pehse. Add ess ali orders TO r. M. RoARn-
MAN. Courier-Journai Building. Tnn,S-
vlile. KY, or 7. J. COM MMERFORD. ai2
lr' ad Ray. N4w York, iann, A1
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BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

E'lRsT NATIONAL BANb
\ OF wilmington
"HfosiFokf OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FlNAN lAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
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EDWARI. BELTS, PRESIDENT.
6EO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
"au up capital, $500. 100.
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Eoh kENT.-A desirable bo,ai 49,,
Ia Odessa, Del. house conlsl. 'SIa 1sIs
Seh rooms, and Is eligibiy situated ,n IN. IN.
,ni nanLn stree. A large piece oi srounJ n.
taehed. For terms apply to "'iu AZ
,.aa. -. Mrs. q. Il. NEWM 4NRs
"s. Odessa, De-.
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E'oh sALE.-A three story Drlck 6nn-.
NO. 1lS French street, (i2 room,, JIM, siS
se,,, froo' fooh' NOT q anu cold water. Hou,e1
OF IA NE III, HquAtl
janls-2weod. on ihs nri, !,
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WANTED.

w ANTED.-A boy be.wno- ~I
at this ONCE. printing. u A%.
-------------------- JanlssmV
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w AinrED;-A ioca,ai purchaser Tor ,,n
nssr tbo located h cottage lots at al I've I've hoe,
property. Address. A..lii,laange I'm Tor C,t
sepB-d6 W.T.. this otneaF
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~ o.oO n. M.
DIRECTORS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

NOW, at this day comes plaintiff,
Az by his attorney, and files his pc
tition, verified by affidavit, alleging
among other things, that said defend
ant is a nonresident of the State of
Missouri.
You, said nonresident defendant
is, therefore. hereby notified of the
filing of said petition, the object and
general nature OF which is to obtain
Judgment on tax bill for the direct
payment of taxes, and enforce lien
on the following described real es-
tate, situate in Audrain County,
State Of Missouri, to-wit: Thirty
two (32) acres, north part, southw est,
northwest, and south part, north
west, southwest, section (ls) cigh-
teen, township (5O) fifty, range (S)
eight, for the following years, Safe
county and road tax 1873, 1920 !;
1874, $4.47; 1873, $4.6S; 1876, 1887 !;
1877, 1878; 1873, S2.s9; 1879, So SO.
And, unless you be and appear at
the next regular term of this court,
to be begun and held at the court
house in the City of Mexico, on the
4th Monday of January next, and
plead TO said action, the same will be
taken as confessed and Judgment rem
dered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published, according to
law. in the Mexico WEEKLY LEDGER,
newspaper printed and published
in Audrain county.
Witness my hand as Clerk
r and seal of said Court affixed
lsEAL] at office in Mexico, this 30th
day of November, 1881.
Sc.lw JAS. CARROLL: Clerk.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, John A. White ana
w n. j. White, his wife, by their
deed of trust dated July goth, 1851,
and duly recorded in book "P," page
405. of the Recorders Office for Au-
drain county, Missouri, conveyed 10
the undersigned all the following
real estate in Audrain county, mis-.
souri,, viz: West half lot 4. OF Roses
square, in the City of Mexico, as per
plat, in trust, TO secure the payment
of note i'll said deed described; ailu'
whereas, said note being due and uh.
paid: now, therefore, at the request
of the holder of said note, anu py
virtue of the power in me vested o!
said deed, l will, on
Thursday, November "a, 1884,
sell, at public auction, to the highes..
bidder for cash, at the East lron'
door of the Court House in Mexico,
Audrain county, Missouri, said a6ots
described lots, or parcel of lana, "
pay off said note, interest and cos's'
5. NJ. EDWARDS, Trustee
Mexico, Mo-, Nov. 3, 1881. st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, John d. Carter, ny ny
w his deed of trust, recorded ~
book "P." at page 575, in the keco,u
er's office in, and for Audrain coun..'
Missouri, conveyed to the undersisn'
ed trustee the following real ee.s.II' e.,I
to-wit: Lots 9 and 10, block :. Ma ~
drow's subdivision 10 the Clt! u
Mexico, Audrain county, Missou;;n IN
to secure the payment of not, In ~
said deed described; said note Is aOs "
and unpaid. Now, at the reques' "
the holder of said note, will, on
Friday, the End day Of Decemoe,' =,
1881, at the east front door OF ;.o w.
court house in the City OF Meab ."b.
Missouri, sell said real estate :, ppote
lie sale, for cash, to satisfy sald n'
and the costs of this sale.
JOHN M. GORDON,
so-aw Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

Miss Annie Haffards has our thanks
for an invitation to very pleasant
little party she gave at Marshall, NO., =,
on Thanksgiving Day. The follow
ing parties from this city were pres
ent, aud report a jolly time:
Misses Cora Burns, Ella Forrist and
Lizzie Grantham; Messrs. Jas, Trim
ble and John A. Guthrie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Administra tors Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that ieaSeTT M r House.
IN minstration upon the estate OF ", ". o.,signed By
deceased, have been granted the unus; u,;n county,
the Audrain Probate Court in Aullsu
Missouri bearing date October 81, lssa. ssa.,a estate
All persons having claims agalnSt ss sssiioHance
are required to exhibit them TO me dy on they
within one year from date OF said le.teis s,, the
NAV he preeluded from any benen.ss ,t.rS III 70 me
estate and, if said claims be not o nnblics-
within two wears from the date OF sne :. forever
ton of this notice, said claims VIII uGITHE
Admir- Estate w. 7. House., N
Mexico, No., November 3, issk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

We give fair warning to parties
who pass these warm and balmy
nights in carrying home other peo.
ple's wood. We know of several
wood piles that contain sticks filed
with powder. You had better get
your stoves and lives insured If you
are making a business of stealing
wood from the first ward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Reed 4 Nelson.

Don't fail to read the mammoth
page advertisement Of Reed & Nelson.
1t was written by Henry Mounce,
one of the statesmen in this large dry
goods house, and is the best gotten up
advertisement ever printed in this
city. Reed & Nelson mean just what
they say. We would like all our
readers to give close attention to it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Sensational,

We have again this week received
communication referring to a "rlch,
rare and racy affair." The LEDGER
is not sensational, but moral, re-
ligious paper. When sensations be-
come public then we will handle them.
We meddle with no ones private af-
fairs. What is more, we can attend
to all such matters without commune
cations from parties who don't sign
their names, and whose aim is to
create trouble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1881.
DOWN WITH TAXATION.

DOWN WITH TAXATION.
Although not possessed of positive
ability to control legislation, the
Democracy will have the advantage
of being represented in the next Con-
gress by stronger and more patriotic
men than the Republicans, and ought,
therefore. to be able to secure either
the repeal or an important modifca-
ton of tha. vicious method of taxa
ton known as the internal revenue
system. Conkling and Blaine are
out of the Senate. Garfield no longer
leads the House. The popular cry is
"down with taxation," and, if prop
erly taken up and pressed by the
Democracy at Washington. will be
irresistible.
As excise was the last mode of
taxation resorted to for the mainten-
ance of governmental authority, so
now, that the union has been assured,
it ought to be the first abolished.
Besides vast army of collectors,
agents, detectives, assessors, guagers
and spies to be supported, it embraces
over half a hundred rates of duties on
more than as many articles, all of
domestic manufacture out of soil
products, enforced by pains and pen
alties exceeding such equitable meth
ods of collection as ought to obtain
among free and sovereign people.
By means of methods that would
not be submitted by a nation pos
sessed of less patriotic sensibilities
than ours, over one hundred millions
OF dollars more than is necessary to
pay even the army alluded to are an.
nually taken from the earnings aud
resources of industry, and instead o
being applied to the extinguishment
of the national indebtedness, eater
up by vast, iniquitous and burden
some pension roll, fastened upon ar
unsuspecting people by schemers
demagogues and ringsters, and thu
next Congress should be rendered
memorable for the defeat of both thu
source and misapplication of this in
tolerable exaction.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

One of the Arkansas II ain robbers
recently sent to the penitentiary has
lately died Of broken heart. He
saw passenger trains passing his cell
every day, and the reflection that be
was in for seventy years Vas too
much for his sensitive nature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Guapdian's Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby given that at the Noyem
IN Der term of the Audrain County Probate
Court for 1881. the undersigned was duly Rp..
pointed guardian Of the person and estate OF
Mary b. Smith, who has been adjudgsd person
of unsOund mind. All claims against said Mary
B. Smith must be presented to the undersigned.
and all debts due her must be paid to him..
31aw A. j. SMITH, Guardian
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

The "holiness" people in Germany
have been even more enterprislng
than in Mexico. A large crowd of
''ladies and gentlemen" perfectly
naked, paraded the streets with ban
ners flying, proclaimlng: "We are
the naked Truth" The spectators, we
suppose, enjoyed this kind of relig-
ion. J. W. P. should move to Ger
manv at once
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEHT:-
IN Notice Is hereby given that l, as adminis-
TRAITOR of the estate OF WIN. Reagan. deceased,
will, at the January term, 1892, make my final
settlement as administrator of said estate.
flF j. F. YOUNGBLOOD.
Administrator Estate VIM. Reagan, deed.
McKee, Mo-, Nov. 10, 1881. 3o-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

In this issue will be found the St.
Louis Globe-Democrat prospectus.
Although we differ widely with the
CD. in many things, especially pol
itics, it is the newsiest paper that
comes to this Office. Its telegraphic
columns are always full of the latest
news, and the Sunday edition is the
peer of any published in America.
In fact, it is live newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
VIII.
Tflton's Lecture.

The most apprcciative audience
we ever saw in the Opera House
greeted Theodore Tilton last Thurs
day night when he delivered one OF
the most exhaustive and learned lec-
lures we ever listened to. Subject: &:
"The Worlds Tomorrow. He
held the undivided attention of his
audience for nearly two hours. He
Is, perhaps, without peer as lee
turer. His delivery is graceful and
easy; his diction elevated and beau
tiful; his sentences are round and
every one contains ideas worthy of
remembrance. The Mexico Lecture
and Concert Association are to be
congratulated with the favor with
which their first entertainment was
greeted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

We had the pleasure Of calling on
Hon. George w. Cassidy who held a
reception for his many friends at the
Ringo House last Monday. He is
the member Of Congress from the Eu-
reka district of Nevada. He is editor
OF the Eureka Daily Bulletin. Twen-
ty-tour years ago he left Audrain,
where be was born, very young
man and very poor. He is self
made man. He 10 Mr.. Elmer Cum
ningham's and Mrs. II. S. Clark 9
brother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

A man who goes around trying 10
make trouble with sly and false in
situations deserves to be kicked full
of holes by a book agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
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DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively this terrible dis
ease. We assert emphatically what we know to
be true.
should rot be regarded as trifiing aiiment.
Nature demands the utmost regularity of the
bowels. Therefore assist Natu.e by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator 1t is harmless, mild and
effectual.
ter day with Plrs. 1t has cured hundreds and
will cure you.
Persons may avoid all attacks by occasionally
to keep fhe liver ia healthy action.
BAD BREATH.
generally arising from disordxred stomach,
can be corrected by using Simmons Liver Regu-
latOr.
Simmons Liver Regulator soon eradicateS this
disease from the system, leaving the skin clear
and fresh from all impurities.
CoLIC,
Children suffering from Collie soon experience
relief when simmons Liver Regulator Is admin
iStered. Adults aaO derive great benefit from
this medicine. 1t is not unpleasant 1t is harm
less and elective. Purely vegetable.
FIR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
| Buy only the genuine in white wrapper, with
red Z. prepared only by J. II. Zeln 4 Co. Is ll