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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHANCES PROPOSED FOR A ROAr

NhN-''i+' 1 i'I 'NHD I'h Il hD-ND'
At the joint meeting of the Supervisors and
Highway Commissioners of she Town OF New-Lots on
Friday the question Of Ga-nen. and fences along
the line Of the Long Island Railroad was discussed at
leneth. II decided to aow the company 70 fence In
n strip Of land not thirtythree feet wide and 70
provide gates and nasm'n. Austin Corbn, the presi-
dent OF the road asked permission FOR the companys
tracks to cross the sidewalks OF Atlantic and East New
Yorkaves., connect the Manhattan Beach Road
with the Long Island Island Road. He wished TO
srct general depot at the crossing. lie said that the
company proposed 70 widen the gauge o. The road 70
Manhattan Beach ths fail, through trains
from GreenpOint and the Fatbusaave. Depot 20 Man
haitian Beach TIE matter was laid over Ill Monday.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Snopsis for he oasi hceaty.folr hours

Synopsis for he pas, tcsnty,f0nr hours
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. l a. m.-The barom-
eter highest in tine Upper Lake region The Gulf
cyclone has moved in nOrheasterly direction, and +.
central a storm south OfPensaco1. North
oasery winds prevail on the south Atlantic and
uorthery winds I'm Guf states, Tennessee and the
OHIO valley, accompanied bv rain IN the first Two dis
trcts. Local rains reported from tho Upper LAKE.
region Tue temperature ha risen from 70 l@o 70 re
Upper Lake 5lOl, elsewhere 10 has remained nearly
stationary
Tie indications are that the cyclone will c)n,ine 70
move IA Ieastety course ns nx-roI7 winds
au1 numerous rams ON the South Atomic coast today
and the NlLdl- Atlantic coast CIR.
Indications for to-,i.rb
For tho Middle Atlantic ~tares, air weather followed
by Increasing oUdinc-s and rnn. winds mostly norp-
ca.ery, falling barometer stationary OF lower tonpero-
tdIe
For Ncw-Eu1laud. far weather noHhcrlr winds, fall
iag barometer stationary or higher temperature.
CdutionGry siCn1'G
CaunonGry si-ual- continue from I0dancla % H2--
ter r md are ordered from kitty Hawk TO Nep-lork
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DETROIT, Mich, Sept 9.-The first of a
number OF suits instituted by Commissioner Row. Of the
Insurance Department Of this State against the agents
OF Unauthorized insurance companies IN Michigan,
terminated to-day the Recorder Court this cit
Arthur T. Wood the defendant, pleading guilty 70 the
charge % doing business for the Central Facno Fire
Insurance Company OF Nevada, without certincate
OF authority from tho Commissioner OF Insurance.
Judge swift Continued the FOR sentence The penal
y imposed by Law from 500 10 $500 IN the discretion
Of tie Court The viii De appealed " Tie SUPREME
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STATE FAIR At LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept 9.-The State Fair
70 De held here conjunction with tho
National Cotton Planters Association. beginning on Oo-
ober o. viii De important In the history
OF Southern industries. Extensive preparations boz
ing made 20 accommodate the many exhibits OF ma
chnerv cotton and other products offered and the
rIus visitors expected. The viii be fne,
READY entered.
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j)oli.irdl Notices.

HLADQU AETEGs I'D WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
MORRlsANIA. y Y. CITY sent ). 1882
Primary Election Will be held NJ e a4uIrefs Sd ave.
and j rh,L Oh Tuesday evening September ~ 1852 ior
IuIpO.e Of ee, delegates 20 . ssnmby D.stce
Convention which Will elect de egat an tcrua'es 81 Tia
~ttc Cong Conventions Plls from 70
ln O'Clock p. WM. IL. TEN ~ Il n. President.
JNiN NULHALL. secretary
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tattered dress indicated that she vagrant, nt
tracted a crowd In front Of Tanys store at Broadway
and Fifeenh-st early last evening by sitting down
upon the sidewalk grooming II in great pain. She
SAID that -he had no home aad that she lad taken poi
son because her life had become burden N her The
police sent her 10 the NewYork Hospital where the sur
geOns said thar the woman not seriously H. Thy
did not believe that she had taken any poison, but
thought tha she had told the story order 10 get sym
r,otf v
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VASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsnISaros. Saturday. sept. o. IS

WASHINGTON. Saturday. sept Q. 1889
The North Atlantic squadron sailed from EaStport'
Me- Yesterday afternoon for Portsmouth y. H.
H. G. Bigelow counsel for Sergeant Mason, Will prob
ably make his attempt secure the release " Mason
through u writ OF habeas corpus next week
The War Department Is informed that the 18th hegi
ment Of Infantry will Leave albuquerque Oh tho 18th
nst for sseketrs HerDor, N. Y and expect to arrive
there the l7th inst.
The amount of United States bonds Withdrawn from
securities OF National Banks BY Treasurer 0unlan to
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TERRITORIES At MANHArTAYBEAcA

One OF The largest crowds of the season gath.
cred al Manhattan Beach last evening 70 r di.piaY
OF fireworks and listen 10 the music OF GiImors Band.
Early trains were crowded and late trains were
pleasantly fnll. Gimore's band and the fireworks
divided the honOrs OF the evening Long before nh mo
people hhd reached tho Beach, there purrnY
ana popping 0f candles. buzIing and wiIiZZin2 ~
rockets ana congomerati0n Of indescribahe noise,
rom stl more indescnbabe pyrOtechncs. The air
hled with snakes, pin-wheels, cOOred li-ht- and
rocket stlcks u was gala night AZ Manhattan Heac
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OPENING A NEW ROUTE.

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept. 9.-The Burlington
Railroad Compauy's route between Kansas City
and Denver viii be formally opened tomorrow. The
first train composed entirely or new Pullman palace
cars vii leave at $40 O'Clock tomorrow night. and
will reach Denver about o'clock Monday evening.
large excursion party vii 20 with the train Including
members Of tine prc-s OF this and other c,s The new
roufe j. eight miles longer than the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, and about 40 miles shorter than the Santa
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A NEW-JERsEY CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Nr. Nixon Of Cape
May County. n J.. to-day withdrew as 3 candidate
against M Robson FOR the representation OF the ls
Congressional District OF Etw-Jersey This step was
que 10 tie Tact that large majority OF the delegated 90
slIen eSing boon beaten in his county. IL ex
Ltc~d however, 1ist certain element % tho party
O. Bdidate
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ALFRED EDWARDS.

Alfred Edwards, an old dry-goods merchant
NJ this citv died on Friday He was born az Northamp
ton Mns-.. In 1903 he came 10 Neg-York IN 1919 and
was gwen cerkship b. Alfred Iappan Co dry goods
merchants Of which hrm he afterward became IA MEM
Der subsequently the firm was dissolved and that OF
Alfred Edwards CO. established In us place La
Ter Nr Edvnrd- became president the fdeino Mutual
Marine INSURANCE Company. In 1870 he retired from
bn-ine.S Mr. Edwards married III 1880 ano caves
vioys and ave children Inc funeral WILL take place
1
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CANONcHET STILL Mr.. SPRAGUEs.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Sept 9.-In the Supreme
Court this morning. in the OF the petition OF H.
Chafee trustee and assignee OF the Sprague estate Op
advice and assistance In the matter OF the sale ~ Canon
cnct 70 l. ID. MOutOn. the pettion dismissed thus
leaving william sprague Ia practical possession u
canocAet Indefinitely unless oused by proceedings az
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lRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERvATIOYs.

TeiBrvu OFFICE Sept. TO- 1 a m.-The changes In
the barometer Yesterday slight. Cloudy weather
prevailed with early ia tine day aud shower DO
loV Stycuthst during the last quarter Tie t'mpera-
tire ranged between 06a aud 705. the average 10
being "a lower than on The bonding day ast year
aud 5l.- higher tlnn on FRIDAY
Partly cloudy aud fair weather with r -ht ch@nc es
m temperatures and chances OF rain early IN the DAY
may Dc expected ia this city aud vicinity to-day.
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day and surrendered the Secretary u the Treasury
for exchange INTO three per bonds 4 $685.
making total OF s76,3jO,3J0 witndra sn To da.e.
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LITTER II. HUTCHINSON.

LEWISTON, Me-. Sept. 9.-Luther II. Hutch
,pson sneaker OF the state House OF Representative
died At his home here night tho age OF thirty eight
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MILLER-AsHBY-At sayv1le l.. T., Thursday, septomber
:. By the Rev Mr LstOn, Frederick W Miller, % BroOk
Haven L. T. 10 Miss Julla NJ AshDy. sayynle. l. 10
cards
III notices ~ Marriages must be indorsed 9th MI
,rln Il ndd
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MlDlIAL IN-PEcTOR B. F. Odds, U.s.N

TAsu.NsroN. sept. 9.-The Navy Depart
u.tt, iu..r.ad % tLc death 81 IeLs Insp'c,o. = /
GIr- F...t surgeon ~ ur European station when
occurred II Tie hospital IL Trieste this morning HIS
death promote, surgeon Edward : Bo.crt and Passed
Assistant john G. Wise.
Ir. Gibbs was born ga Nrw-Jcr-ey- lie ent"i'" '"o
Navy in I-js 40 an assistant surgeon. and during I'
s,to h.,,~e rho war ho wa. 10 acicd 10 the Brazil
-guadrou and Paraguay Expedition gud tac tr-t Iili
squadron he Joined tho West CUR biocAau!n5
-tlirnu In 81. and Vac some IN chnIgr Oi tie
Nnvnl HusnaI at Pru,nDoa. ~ thr close " I'd" " u
he was attached To cAo0lshlP SABINE ana from i7nt
- T-Gt H. ..rt.I wiki tAe P4c.lc Fleet. From 1853
- l--3 h- wa on special duty ia connection WIN ron
a1,d,r Nv .-i,.,,- In 1874 no boraUe Fleet
e,'r-,v ~ tlc -puth Pacific station Before joining
the I,nra.tor last year u Fl,ct surgeon OF the
Iurop.an station. Dr. Gibbs Wa a member OF Inc
EAul4inins and Retiring b0arls
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Religious Noiices.

Al souls Prot Episcopal Church Memorial Of tn.
EcSs' T. IIEsBEi. NEWION viii preach a. II a. N
81 sleek Hall No. = East llth.-t As DREW JACK.
sos DAVIS Ni deliver the nrst IN SUNDAY morning di.
eveuas lecture. services begin With music k,efytoli
welcome.
A-tIanhalt IN Temperance A.sociaiiOn, Ma.oaic Ie1.
-ldalci.es By A sfE&ARf WALs.I y D. AMI b. ths
hls inter tinForcason Mr. GRO WEEKS, wiia his
el,s ,or "l reno tle Nc.test VI muse "a ule e'eh
i my, ., tse ts ey Il ,'. l2 .jt ~
l s5a 1'' d i h ''' O.i' & Obs fisd.a ~.
Dre chaTf d sop.' vii 81 J 5 and an s cs
10 10 j m and 4p IN.
casary csrs : .,s 't 'n . si' linn e. az 4:
TEtLE., d. D.. viii o&i'.e-
cfarsa S Sli 'i: r'f.H ''p p sls5 nv
D m AMI 80 IA. M,.n.n- subject Inc hnl'. snt
cor.' aiiy invited. SUNDAY .sch,oi s.5oa u.
ohurehol Car saviour. sixth rniycr'Aii' society.
Rev JANIS NJ PGLLMHN, D D.. Pastor
VII rrr ses l 4sSa :, II mor FA1
Church Of ire i-eeo-'oq 'tnye and l'i4t
Churh ihs eayepIy e., IN yg aoore i,9 ii
a. H.. ! p u. Kev. . "A ltLH MOAiAN VIII pro-,h
Church Of he jIss-iaa, qoraeg {ttnst ani r4rH.ge-
Morning At II. subject Returning Home
Dr. Newman viii prelcn IN the Congregational Chuck
cor n d.soa az and ij,hst. Al II am
Fr~i Baptist Church. paA.aye. corner 3o,h pIeacl
!.cv. JOIN FkDIlEt j. d.. A. II
Ia All : p NJ Pray e meeting FRIDAY evening at p
Fo.,rfh Frifaf Ian Chnich l2Sth-t. Of 4thave
7Ao i.ey. GEORGE ". GALA HER. Pastor. Will preach
"a o,scA a. ul subj lac Nan tie age NecL+' 70
evening service sunday school Will rcopon Lext sunday
ia Instant
Gracc o,4reia Broll.Ay aa4 ioa'r-Mosnias service
% D. o m te,ruilc SERVE" a. p uL
Lexington Aveuue Baptist thurch corner III n II
prale.iag oy Pastor. uAI-El MOORE on sunday.
,f,ul- .efvos 10 30 l.vrAlug serglo. 80. sunday
s4,.ol D. H. PrAYrrule,ung Friday evening O'Clock.
-t.ang - vii be welcome
Ucx Henry VI sanders Pastor OF tae Contra baptist
~ r list between lth AID -h- viii preach 81 Il
A III and : III. sunday scaool al 80
~ Gcorgr's Church. StdyvssaIt rquare..-lhs keV.
HUGH MAGCIRE, minister N charge Morning Prysr
AID Sermolll a. M Evening prayer. foOp u.
West Presbyterian Church i-d S. between 5th sai Jh
ave, Rev JOHN X PAAIOh, D. ID, Pastor. Nrrfiret
wiI resumes! sunday the I1tA INST A. l. m SD
"a.
Zsu Church Madison corner 5ota-st-Ih The Res {:
TIFFANY, Rector services u sunday at l. "a sYa
N
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TRYING TO EXCITE SYMPATHY.

A French woman. sixty years old. whose
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SPECIAL Nollees

Artistic Memorials .
THE NEW-ENGLAS DORA 4tl.A ptsh > mar 'oii'~"hn-
OuarfIes and wOl shops westerly, L..
r,,n,I,..t and GRANITE Drawing.
ana ,tat-, Furnished without charge COrcspontnac" -
ilcel. y y. once l52l BwAy - W C.ANF4ELp, Ngt.
Congress Water"
Samaritan 70 AL Cat4artc Alternative. \ specific 10 al
disorders stomach, liver and Aidueys AT0d ANN
q.crs awe "ESpectINy toSs nat dep0sN ~
senf aen boeh" waters positive FrNdHt. saa
iuyair tie digestive organs AM kidneys
HeaAouart~rs los good reliable painless Dentistry fo:ty
years acuCc prices teilCed COOL HuD0et so t0m -
upward Fine Gold ami PlAtna worA on best terms B,t
k.inx from o. up. Extracting Iudor - ceut,
Pennsylvania Railroad
THE FAMOUS "thlCABO LIMITED
Ieavna Now.YOk Gay ats ~. Ihr uAye. by tlIs
D. chicago and tnciunaa being 80 heavy. parties desgf
advised 10 engage trn aay ~
two IN a.vanco
Piles Permanently Eradicatei
In q seNs, witaOat Ane llgatlrs cAtto SShi &c
circular containing ctcronce> DE- 10y "a West -.si,A
Rupture Radically Cared.-Dr Marsh's iEeatmoui tas
only telAhle cure iofty years practical eNpefienco "'
oIncs y csey 81. Aston liousc - sey 81 i.u".
Wanted.-The address, Of sarah Ann MeFariaae. whose
residence 1898 supposed be he tsaha u a-LH
Cru, West Indies. Address BoK 4.a, ~ CLOUD Min
Wanied-rhe address OF Francis de NNndi "a Ifa-
priest who iimo Chsrgo AuAies 80 -
Juiiod % Tie south ADoe~a SIaios A9ls~~
S0G S45. 81 Ciosd. MHa
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III notices 81 :
name d address,
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
Az AGENT gIIH0Ur Authority.

Total sept 9. lss2.......
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16

NO4.
365 acres in farm. 100 acres timbered land
watered by Youns's creek. 12o acres grass land
tincluding 50 acres meadow balance in cnltiVa-
ton. Young orchard just beginning to bear.
plenty small fruit, two-story frame house OF +
rooIas. tenant house OF rooms, ice-nomse,
barn 5Sx44 feet, good double corn CRIB, living
stream of water runs throuhh farm, two good
ponds, school house within mile and churches
within amlle.
2io acres, fronting half mile on public road
loOSacreS In meadow. orchard OF 10 acres, balance
number one tillable land, large two-story house
handsomely finished, all necessary out build
Ings. Situated 2l-2 miles south OF Mexico
Price $i8per acre.
l6Oacres all well fenced and nicely S'.b-divid- :
ed % acres good timothy meadow. 20 acres Soou
pasture. balance in cultivation and timber, good
orchard. good f-2 story frame house nHe oonlnS,
good stable and other out buildings, high rolling
land as hood as any in the county Price 5000
per acre.
NO. l63.
10 acres. AL under hedge and rail fence.
100 lcres acres of which is in meadow and Guilt
yttlou, 10 acres OF timber detached, good OF
c!Nrd-well watered by artificial ponds and
wells: 81 acres in meadow one story frame
hhnse of rooms, moderate barn situated !
miles north of Mexico near church and school.
Price s2I.0O per acre, 1000, balance TO suit
purchaser.
No. l2G.
100 acres All well fenced with hedge and
rails save north side of farm. Subulyldcd INTO
/ fields good one and half story frame dwell
ing with rooms and cellar; good stable and
corn crib. Orchard Of $50 trees Living well at
dwelling artificial ponds. and living water fOI
stock good coal bank, Of 20 inch vein. and good
quality OF coal. Situated 10 miles northeast OF
Mexico. in good neighborhood near poS,otilce
school and church. Price S22. 50 per acre, one
half cash, balance in and years, at pei
cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16

$50 acres) all llilLcuitiyaton 200 acres in cultiva
ton. balance i'll blue grass and timothy, large
brick and frame house with 10 rooms, ice house
buggy houre and all necessary improvements,
three good orchards, running water through the
farm good coal bank 33 inch vein. A splendid
farm Of number one land. Price low.
No 70.
$50 acres in farm all under fence, 40 acres tim
bered pasture 40 acres good meadow; so acres
pasture balance in cultivation plenty oftimber
for home use creek runs through farm GOOD
orchard. Good one and half story frame
dwelling in good repair out9uifdings iair: In, me
miles northeast of :MeNlco, Missouri Price, so
per acre.
Farm of 80 ocres all well fenced, good one story
frame dwelling house of four rooms. kitchen de-
tachcd good frame barn i4Xff feet, and other
out buildings, yound orchard and abundance oi
small fruit. ~ acres in cultivation balance TIM
bered pasture. Situgte 2 = miles west Oh MEXICO
Price s., BOO terms easy.
No. lOG.
$50 acres under fence. 20 acres timber de-
tached Farm divided into fields, p acres
timber 60 acres blue GRASS, balance IN cultlva-
ton. This is rich rolling l'raErie land good z
story frame house. 4 rooms good barn shed all
sound g.; good grantry, good out-houSeS. good or
charG-tiye varieties of irut-slade and orna-
mental trees /: 2 good csternS good stock water
school house on corner of land good neighbors.
Situated miles southeast of Mexico. and one
mile south of Benton City. Price $500 per
acre, one half cash, balance TO suit purchaser
100 scres, miles southwest of Mexico All
fenced with hedge and rails, save - acre, tln-
b'r detached. $40 acres blue grass a d tlmothff,
balance cliitivatlng land. GOOD colhtorlahit
house of ; looms, good frame barn iUXio. good
buggy house, good granary Young orchard
well watrrcd hy artificial ponds and running
creek water good We'll at house All high and
rolling. Price s.5 90 per acre, one-third cash
balance tp suit purchaser
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16
Read Proof OF Wonderful Cp.

FREMONT, o. Jan =
I'm. Il. j. KENDALL 4 Co, Gents ii ~
,Ey duty to render YOU my thank, d, y
.nt profit, which | have derived fran
valuable and far famed SPAWN Cure. NJ
tudI had Il valuable stallion worth q Al n
mad Il very bad spawn. and was ploB M.
luur eminent veterinary surge ms bqfa-S
,-tIrc. and that the horse was done toyeye
las! resort I advised my cousin 10 tryakJ
keHdall'- >laVld Cure. 1t had a mare h
lie third bottle cured it and the hOr,e 1 ~
ever. Dr. DICK, of Edinburgh The sr1
veterinary surgeon, was an uncle Of np \
take great interest IN assisting his pTdit.,,l
Yours truly,
JAMES A. WnSyl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16
NO 11E.

200 acres. leo Of which is prairie. 10 acres TIM
ber detached on" mile distant. Prairie well
fenced with hedge and rail fence. and suhdl-
yded into fields: good orrhard of 90 trees
Good one and halt story frame house. contain
ing rooms. good stable; SltuT!cd = miles south
east of Mexico ana miles south Of Benton CITY.
on the Wabash railroad. Price $Z2.I0 per acre
one halt cash. balance, time TO Sult purchaser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16
A No. |. Boone County Farm
FOR SALE.

HANING made my calculations to move to
1 New Mexico. for the benefit of the health
of my family. | offer for sale. at a good bar
gain, my farm. consisting of 30 acres on Perche
bottoms. Y miles southwest of Sturgeon and )
miles east of Harrisburg Boone County, Mo, OF
would cut it up into four farms, as follows:
One of 30 acres; good story frame house,
several good frame barns, good apple orchards,
good sugar camp, 2iO acres under fence. balance
not enclosed good timber land, plenty OF water.
hard and soft at the door, and all well improved
No. 2 is $50 acres, of all first and second bot
tom. good frame barns houses and out buildings.
good water. timber and good limestone rock,
beautiful wheat fields, meadows and blue grass
pastures and all under fence.
No. is 100 acres. all under fence, about one
half in the bottom, balance good upland pien-
ty of good timber good water part OF 1t sowea
in wheat and looks well comfortable houses,
part frame and part log, large log barn, &c.
No is NO acres. about half in bottom, gOod
sugar camp, and all under fence plenty OF good
timber good water. and plenty of lime rock and
stone coal. The above farms are az No No i, l ana
well improved. JOHN CILER;
Or CHARLES W. BAKER, Mexico Mo. 43-it
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16
NO. 1G.9.

100 acres-60 acres in cultivation and under
rail fence, good house, rooms good orchard
good garden good weli-2l feet deep and feet
in diameter: stable tor six horses with corn crit
attached good poHd. creek rms through TIM
ber situated four and a hall miles south ol
Mexico. Price $500 per acre, $1,000 cash D;tl-
anct, to suit purchaser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16

HkFHHE ENNEa1. HitIH'1fE, NTT- TX ENkTKEe
versal lassitude, pam in the back, dmness of
vision, premature old age, and many other dis
eases that lead to insanity or consumption and Il
premature grave
I5~ Full particulars in our pamphlet. which
We desire TO send free by mail to every one
The Specific Medicine is sold hy all druggists at
81 per package, or six packages for S. or will be
sent free by mail on receipt of the money, by
addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE co,
No. LOG Main St, Buffalo, n. Y.
ey- For sale in Mexico by SMOTHERS &
VOORHEES,. y23-29-lyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16
Great Germ Destroyer !!
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid.

Pltings Of Small Pox
prevented.
Ulcers purified and en-
tirely healed.
Gangrene pre- We n ted
and cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Seurvey cured in short
time.
letter dried up.
1t is perfectly harmless.
For sore throat is is a
sure cure.
Cholora diSsipated.
Ship Fever prevented
by Its use.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-02-16

1Oi acres, all under fence. 20 acres i'll clover.
40 acres corn ground balance i'll pasture and
timber. Good one and half story frame dwell
Ing of rooms. good orchard good out buildings.
good plank fence around the yard. all other
fencing i'll good condition. Moderate barn. good
ponds. good clStern. good living well that never
goes dry store and post ofiic" within lS yards
of the house church and school house near by.
Situated 10 miles west Of Mexico, and miles
southwest uf ThompS0nS Station. on the branch
of the G. 4 \. K. r.. Price $500 per acre
time. To suit purchaser