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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-21
Assessment Notice.

Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
paDy.
r oCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
Ia business. San Francisco. California
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District.
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held on the Goth day Of
Sep .ember, 1888, An assessment (No. 81 OF One
Dollar ($1) per share was levied upon the CAPT.
tai stock Of the corporation, payable immedi.
ately in q. 8. gold coin, to the Secretary, nt
the office OF the Company, Room 81 Nevads
Block, No. 800 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
remain unpaid on
Monday, the Twenty.sec0nd lS2d)
day OF OcsOber. 1SS3,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale ct
pu bile auction; and unless payment is made
before, viii be sold on MONDAY the
TWELFTH t10th) day Of NOVEMBER, 1858.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
p. JAOOBUs, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81 Nevada Block. No. 500 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco, Gal. sep2otd
POSTPONEMENT.
By order Of the Board of Trustees. at meet:
ing held Monday, Oct. Is. 1858, the date OF
payment Of the above named assessment was
postponed until WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
81. 1883. and the sale day Of delinquent stock
until FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1883.
oc2Otd P.JACOBUS. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-21

A. q. HI.
MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT.
Nl urdAy OF esch month, at their hall
corner Clark and Edwards streets, at 7:S0
O'Clock. PATRICK STANTON, President.
EDWARD MuLcoY, Secretary. my22tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Signs boards on each lot.
26-2w
County History.

This work which Is now under prepaEa-
ton by the National historical Company,
is one deserving b attention Of every
old settler. We fear It's Importance may
not be fully understood and therefore
again call attention to the enterprise. Il
can be made complete only by the assist
snce Of the pioneers and citizens OF the
county, because they have seen # and al
know It as no other can; therefore. BET
each and all contribute to Its pages and
Audrain county will be given the assured
position which she holds In the affection
Of the people and In the State ct large.
The compilers should receive al The as-
sistance from all the people OF the county
which 1t is possible to give. So much de-
ponds on this, SO many Of the incidents
of SO much Of the growth Of The countg
is locked up In the breast Of the catassas
and early settlers. These adventures
and that romance which surrounds pto-
neer life, may De able to 6nd it, Way
In this work, IL our people viii only
furnish them to the publishers, that they
may be woven into the complete whole
thereto, as this is the first attempt 70
compile a detailed history Of the county,
II is of the utmost importance that I'll
the possible encouragement be given 70
the enterprise. We therefore direct
anew the atte ntion Of our people and
hope that It maybe made a complete
suceeas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Miss Clara Ruloff of this city,
died last Saturday Of typhoid fever
and her remains we're inferred in the
new cemetery last Sunday evening
from the family residence, Rev. HI.
Lewis conducting the services. Miss
Clara, the daughter Of Jacob Ruloff,
a prominent merchant Of this city,
had a host of friends. She was just
coming into womanhood and promised
to be a most brilliant lady. She was
finely educated and her instincts were
of the most amiable. She had nearly
recovered twice and relapsed each
time-the second time never to re-
cover. Her funeral was one Of the
largest ever attended in Mexico, and
the bereayed family have the sympa-
thy, of all who know them, in this
their hour of dire trouble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

The writer Of this and "better-
besides other citizens from
this place, are under special obliga-
tions toss'Uncle Billie" Waddingham,
for window privileges at his elegant
apartments on the corner Of Fourth
and Olive streets, st. Louis, during
the procession Of the Yelled Proph.
cts. The company ~as ] gay one,
consisting of Maj. Geo. ellison Of
the Globe-D Democrat, wife and son,
VIM. Waddisgham ellison; Captain
Joe Manson and family Col. Luke
Hite and family Of Belleville, and 4
w. and B. B. Tureman, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

ant valves reading of indictment and
enters plea of mot guilty" and trial set
for October Is, 1888.
Holloway vs. the City of Moberly,
motion for change of venue filed.
Venue TO Macon county by agreement.
Dawsop ss.iW. Et. L. 4 P. R. R. Co.,
continued by consent at defendants
costs.
Luckie VS.. e. & A. R. R. Co., leave to
file amended petition.
City of Mexico VS.. Caldwell, motion
to dismiss cause of action.
Wheatley vs.. Kempel; judgment
$22a
State VS.. Rector ct al; demurrer to
scire facias fled,
| State vs.. Cumberland; demurrer to
scire facias. filed.
Mitchell VS.. Mitchell; motion for ali
mony pending suit, filed.
Pottorff vs.. Wigginton; demurrer to
petition. 81 + k
City d Mexic VS.. Galloway; motion
to dismiss, overruled.
School district 6-50-7 VS.. Coil; order
app,d. ON.
Eugene Pearson; application to prac-
tice law, examined and license granted.
Gregory VS.. W. st. L. & P. r. R. Co.,
motion to strike out amended state
ment filed.
Brannock vs.. Baird, plaintiff files re-
ply to defendants answer.
State of Missouri VS.. Clark, indict-
ment for assault endorsed, "a true bill"
NJ. L. Rafferty, foreman.
+. City of Mexico VS. Galloway, trial by
jury ; verdict for defendant.
Brannock VS.. Baird, motion to sup
press dispositions of Daisy Castleman
filed, sustained.
Brannock VS.. Baird, motion to sup
press dispositions of A. R. Holshouser
filed, overruled.
Fife VS.. Watkins. motion to dismiss
filed by defendant.
City of Mexico vs.. Caldwell, motion
to dismiss overruled.
p Hit VS.. Robertson, continued gen.
orally.
Mccormack VS.. Payne, dismissed on
plaintiffs motion at their costs.
+ Foster VS.. Robertson, judgment by
consent for $25.
4 Robertson vs. Wiley & Ferris, judg.
ment by default for $492.5 {. s per cent
compound.
f Gregory VS.. W. st. L. & P. R. r. Co.
continued at plaintiffs costs.
+ Duncan W. Gutenberg, anawer filed
I. Crawford-vs. Smith, plaintiff file'
reply to defendants answer.
A Fife VS.. Watkipsss2eaw Ftns Ole bone
for costs in 70 days and continued.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
FROM
Correspondence Of The Ledger.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
LADpoNIA, Oct. 9.-We are having
warm and pleasant ..showers' now. The
grass b growing, and the cows around
town look slick, since the dust has been
washed from their throats by the pure
beverage-cold water. Most Of the
farmers are looking with pleasure on
their .urnip patches-s the cabbage has
failed, and visions OF pork and turnips
dance DER their minds.
Willard Barton has rented his farm,
and he and Mrs. B. win 90 e Michi-
gan on . visit As soon as her health re-
covers. Mrs. B. sprained her ankle
about . month ago, and has suffered
much with it since. She is now Just able
to walk across the room. Mr.. Barton
win have q public sale on the 18th.
Several cases of sickness in town, two
Of typhoid fever. All are thought TO be
getting better. L.W. Beals' little girl,
who had been sick for some time with
some chronic disease, died on Sunday
night. She was buried in the cemetery
near the Baptist church OF Littleby. Her
funeral sermon win be preached here by
Elder Briggs, tonight. Ed. Briggs has
been conducting a series Of meetings
here during the past week. Ed. G. B.
Smith filed Ed. BIS appointment last
Sunday. Rev. Robnett preached here
last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Clark returned last
Thursday from their visit to st. Louis.
On Saturday they partook Of a sumptaoas
dinner, prepared by Mr.. clark's parents.
A few Of their most intimate friends
were invited. We wish the young eou-
pie . happy married hfe,-that sorrows
may be few, and pleasures many
Married, last Thursday In yandalis,
Miss E. Laylenn and Mr.. ]. Brown, Rev.
Anderson officiating. Miss Fannie GILL;
and Of this place, and Mr.. w. Fl. Sisson
Of Pike county were the attendants.
Wm. johnson was elected to all the
place Of Mr.. VIM. Ripple on the town
board.
Miss LYDIA L~ippencott, who has been
visiting in Eldorado Springs, for some
time has returned home.
Wm. Ripple and family have moved to
the Fullwider place.
Wilder q Sons store room Is being re.
painted and made larger. More goods
OF all kinds In Laddonia, than ever hare
before.
Mrs. Hale, mother Of Sam hale, who
has been visiting there for some time, e
turned to her home in Illinois, to-day.
Mrs. Mcdaniel, living six miles 8. W.
Of here, and who has been very sick, b
thought to be a little better. She has
not recovered her eye sight any. She
is still in a critical condition.
ANNIE LAURIE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Lock Out.

The moral colored people Of Mexico
have banded together to break up
Sunday gambling among the colored
people and to make those who live
together as man and wife marry. We
are informed the grand jury will also
espouse their cause. Among those
living with women to whom they are
not married, are Spencer johnson.
VIM. Shanks, Henry johnson, Luther
johnson, Oliver Castor, - Pear
son and Jim Piice. The best thing
these parties can do is to marry OF
once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Circuit Court Proceedings.

LIN SSAAk "Ss
Monday Judge E. Robinson, presid-
ing, J. J. Steele, clerk, D. D. Woodward
sheriff, George Steele, deputy clerk, II.
F. Woodward, deputy sheriff. The
following are the proceedings:
Bergman VS.. W. St. L. 4 P. R. R.
company, answer filed.
H. L. Lindsay VS.. W. St. L. & P. R. R.,
company, answer filed.
Ely VS.. Bryant. motion to have ap-
peal granted filed by defendant.
Firebaugh VS.. Firebaugh, answer
filed by Geo. Robertson, guardian ad
Item.
Ffankiia vs.. Muldrow,' continued By
agreement. -
Howe We. Howe, dismissed for want
of prosecution. g. = nEskW aez~
Ogb VS.. Ogle, motion Tor order tor
leave to pay over purchase money;
heard and sustained EN IN,
Carson VS.. Able, demurrer to moaion
for judgment filed demurrer to plain
tiffs peutionsfisd
r. E.aIaWdef VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Company, plaintiff files mo-
ton for charge Of venue. Answer filed.
s G;lcht;st va. Koontz. answer filed. I
City of Mexico VS.: Galloway, motion
to dismiss.
Brannock VS.. Baird, motion for addi-
tional bond for costs fled.
Jacobs vi. Chriswelt, motion for
bonds for costs filed.
Vance Va. -Blankenship, motion for
bonds for costs filed. ss g
Patrick Va. Farrah. motion for bonds
for Costs
Carson vs. Able: reply to F Ferris iris,
sIeS re n,s1 q ,s No1ris, answer slsa.
Henderson =. Ciark. areply ffed..
Luesett Vi. Athey, sppeai dismissed
at appelsntscosta. Ii.
Cuts VI. Petit, Judgment against
Eplaintiff for Sfsandrcektsss .zT@
Citk IL Neaieo va. BfsIntife, defend
| ant files motion to dismiss. afa.
Bick VS.. Yates, leave to answer on OIL
before Saturday next by agreement.
Ely vs. Bryant, motion 'sustained. :
Elder. VS.. Burweils motion. TOR nav
trial oyerruled. iy2a 70 @.ifrs ~ ~, ~,
Baker Va. Larimore, motion for new
trial oyerruled. 800 -.
Dadie5- VI. W. st. st. L.& P Z. 4
company, motion to relax costs.
Gregory vs.. ". o.. =. 9 Tn oom
pany, plainsin nles assA.e
ht.cncock w. ae :"
n.y. ~
n.-IsSSI.G CasaA-AtssnE.lS
n.wss,r- TyE7TU 5W'
xms- 80 2 .n,ende
-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Alpha Reed. infant daughter Of
Allen Williams, died in this city Sept.
%, 1888, at the home of j. L. Camp
bell, age z months and 4 days.
Oar darling 50 ffail and 50 teEder,
perfect and choice flower;
Too sweet aud too rare for this earth.
] So God TOOK her home 70 his Eower.
IL &.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

W. R.. Carter's gelding, Joe Stan
hope" did not carry off first money
at the st. Louis fair, but he received
Favorable mention in several rings.
He was third best in airing Of As. The
st. Louis Republican speaks of him
as afine animal, but unfortunate this
season.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Money to Loan.

wu. HI. Woodward 4 Son
Two money to loan, secured by
ii estate, in sums from $500
=. 40. 900. at 9 per cent. with
.r,yilexe Of paying part or all
q principal at end of each
Gear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

If Sam Edwards won't have a boss
time in New Orleans.
If some elegant residences are not
going up in Mexico.
If MI. Merkell did not dothe flair
thing" by his friends a few evenings
since.
Why the iron fronts for our new
buildings are not made at the Mexico
foundry.
If Buck Kelly, of the Moberly
Monitor, don't think he has q good
joke on us.
When Prof. Mahler will pay his
debts and stop the papers from adj
vertising him.
If there won't be more fun at the
Pacific express sale than there would
be at a circus.
If Marshal Murray don't know
how to dispose of a man when he dis
turbs the peace.
If the boys who walked home from
st. Louis were not glad the hickory
nut crop is good.
A Circuit Judge that disposes OF
business prompter and more satisfac-
tory than Robinson. ssts
Who will pay our pulpit orators for
advertising the fair, and if they will
get their reward above.
If one of our young bloods did moi
think be could paint st. Louis req
with a tooth brush last week.
If we are not going to have a lyce.
um, a debating society OF . course ID
lectures in Mexico this winter.
If the Mexico dude who tried II
get a ''blue cravat in st. Louis t.
match his eyes" got a soft hat Il
match his head.
II it wasn't all hands around at the
dance given by our friend, Dap Nc
Cory, last Friday night, and If Mis-
- did not take the cake.
Why our worthy eontempesat1a'
make no comments on the sermons
ON the fair. Have they no opinion
or are they afraid to express them?
If some parties who owe the LED
GER old accounts and are able bu
won't pay, would love to have thei
names stand in this column until the,
get time to pay attention to our polit
duns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Mrs. H.. w. DeJarnett has one Of
the largest lines Of millinery goods
ever brought to Mexico. II 10 com
plete in every particular. She has all
the latest styles and won't be under
sold. Give her a call before you buy.
Southwest corner square. 26-2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Tie advance sale OF tickets to Hap
|py Cal wagner's Ministries indicate
that he will be greeted with a packed
house at Opera House Tonight n.
B.-This is no joke; take a hint and
buy your tickets at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

II you want a good gun cheap, 60.
to Billie Morris. He knows a gun
when he sees one. and has Q few for
sale OF the best kind made. Cali and
look at them. 26-2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Randolph It'll, James Sims. ]. r.
Thomas and Emir Scott Of Fulton,
we're in Mexico Tuesday and made N
pleasant calls. The two former were
going to Troy, No., the latter to
Kansas City. All are good citizens.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
EUPION at L. p. Smother.

We call especial attention to lot
sals Oct "a, 1888, by VIM. G. wilson.
attorney in fact Of st. Louis, aud
c. w. Baker, agent Of Mexico, at
auction on the premises. Sixty build
mgs lots and q desirable six-room
residence in Rice's subdivision Of
lots, l and 2, Of Bank addition to
city Of Mexico. Terms: One-fifth
cash, balance l, 2, 8 and 4 years at
6 DER cent. 26.2v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Money to Loan.

q w. Baker. of Mexico, Mo-,
.-.uefal agent for Eastern
lies. has unlimited funds
Ian at lowest rates of inter
.btainabIe, ON long time,
e;.b privilege of paying prin-
r...I before maturity, either
mart or whole. Security,
st lien OH improved farms.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Happy Cal Wagner's New Minstrels.
The most refined and superb COM
pany in the United States, organized
with a view to elevate Americas ia
vorite amusement, and giving a bril-
liant performance of new and sensa-
tional features, SURPRISING all previous
efforts. At Opera House tonight.
Your most obedient servant,
HAPPY CAL WAGNER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Address of Hon. W. d. H.. Hunter
Before the Old Settlers Meeting.

huu1 . VI " ~ -
Before the Old Settlers Meeting.
GENTLEMEN OF THE OLD SETTLERS
ASSOCIATION: 1t is with real pleasure
that l meet with you to-day IS n of
the pioneers of Audrain county. In
looking over this audience. when I
first came into this room, 1 thought
the great majority of those present
we're strangers, but, upon looking into
your faces and observing more closely
your features, l soon recognized that
1 was in the midst of old acquaint-
ances, and before me sat those I had
known in years past as friends and
familiar acquaintance with whom it
was always pleasure to meet. In
looking overethis audience, therefore.
what scenes of re%colleetions pass be-
fore me! How many familiar faces
present themselves Age and care,
however, have left Their impress on
all. None have escaped; and the
frosts that have whltened the locks
reminds us that time is advancing as
the years multiply, and we realize we
are growing old. Thirty-two years
ago last June. in company with Mr..
William White, with whom you were
all acquainted but now long since
passed away, l entered the then little
village of Mexico, stopping at the
house of Judge Morris, in the north
ern part of town, where for many
years after 1 made my home. 1t was
in the early morning, just before the
dawn of day, when we reached the
town. l could see in the dim twilight
but here and there, In the midst of
hazel brush, the rudely constructed
homes Of its early inhabitants-but
q dozen families embraced them all.
1t may seem strange to those who
know but little about the early days
of this county, why 1 chose to enter
Mexico before the dawn Of day
many have left it, 1 doubt not, at
such a time without credit to them
selves and profit to those who re-
mained-but just Why 1 got into
Mexico at SO early an hour is the
question. To those pioneers here it
is hardly necessary to say, that il
was to avoid the greenhead flies,
which at that time infested the prai-
ries in every part Of the county.
have seen at that early day white Oh
gray horses come into town with
blood trickling apparently from every
pore, bitten by greenheads. They
were the terror of stock during the
day, and at night was the only time
that horses could travel with comfort,
and, in many cases, most of the
blowing and other work on the farm
had to be done at night. When the
old court house stood in the place
now occupied by this beautiful struct.
ure, 1t used 70 besthe refuge for thu
sheep, cattle and horses that were
driven from the prairies after snn-uE
by the dies, and many Of you win be
able TO csll to mind old man Bomer's
iennets that were generally the frs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Miss Fannie Keene Of Fulton, well
known in this city, passed through
here last Tuesday, en- route to Modes
Ia, California, her future home. She
was accompanied as far as this city
by Mrs. W. Williams and Miss MoIlie
Magorian of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Fer Sale.

A good Kingsland = Furgnson corn
shelter. You can see the shellei at
3. B. Botkin's stable. Farmers, call
on Clacher 4 Rulof-you can buy Il
cheap-and Il b as good Is new.
26-2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
Fer Sale.

Three acres Of ground within one
and one-fourth mile Of the court
house, we'll fenced, sixty foot street
on two sides Of it; price, $500. This
is dirt cheap. The party wants
money. Enquire at this office.
1R.9m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Bro. Jameson, of the Louisiana
Press, had bis pockets picked Of .
fine gold watch while in Bessehlfs
saloon in st. Louis fair week. That's
what you get for going in . saloon,
Bro. Jameson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

The jury found Mrs. Galloway not
guilty Of keeping q hawdy house. II
she don't change her style Of keep
ing hotel'' she may not be 20 lncky
next time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Eupion giyesa soft, bright light,
and Is the SAFEST grade Of coal oil
now on the market, at Z. r. Smoth-
ers', east side Of square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

A mans hat, containing two postal
cards and some papers in relation TO an
action for divorce. Has found ON . nat
boat II the foot al Georwia ssreet satur-
DAY morning. One Of the postsls was
directed 70 aW. p. Singer and read ~
fo,,ovs.
20. !. s5nSEs ?. ,,.,. !, -. -. :, .o,. ,.. :
Good bye. mother mamma, goodbye.
The other sas directed 10 aRufus L.
Caldwell, aexicos No. and read as
foiows;
20. =. sIsaEs
soodeb re-. d seo g1 Sys ~ B kSaS,I Sses I Iii soods
49,.
The action for divorce was that OF
"heoecca singer W. coilesia !. sing
,sss . = 1870
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The name Of the ownsr Of the h.s u
evidently Collesia T. Singer, and while
there u no positive evidence that he QUO
pio.
,n., !, -on,d -s.cn "a a.. ~ NE rs,.-
tiyes and friends. What object Mr.. Col.
lesia Singer had In view for stunning on
this mortal coil, or for wishing his re-
la'ives 70 think aim out Of . way: we
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11
EUPION at L. P. Smothers'.
Farmers, 1t Will Pay Yea - 1ea1
This.

This.
If you have any feathers, hides,
wool, tallow. rags, or scrap iron to
bring TO market, look out and don't
sell it to street runners; they will get
you every time. II You want the full
market price and good, correct weight,
take your produce to Sam Morris;
be will always pay you top prices in
cash. His warehouse is one and Q half
blocks northeast of public square, neas
Mexico Custom Mill. 92-SU
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Conyeyances will be in readiness
on day of sale to transfer parties from
the public square to lot sale Oct. "a,
free Of charge. 26-2w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Does the oil you are using in your
lamps fail TO give satisfacton? HO,
come and get a gallon Of the Eupion
and try it. 1t will cost you very little
more. l.. p. Smothers, the East Side
Druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Johnny johnson, son Of Richard
johnson Of this county, age IT,. died
last Sunday Of typhoid fever. Jossay
was . Wild boy. but PROGRESSED religion
before he died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Justice Watkins Of vandaka. de-
cides that shaving on Sunday j. a ne
cessity. According to his decision
the barber shops can keep open on
the sabba.h. IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

The Waddingam. Bouscaren and
WheasIey cases are no more. There
Is not much show to draw q crowd to
the court house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

These lots are in a desirable resi-
dence location, vest Of and convent
to the union depot. Pew
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

To-day is the Jewish day Of Atone
ment. Their stores are all closed and
religious worship Is conducted in their
temporary Synagogue at 3. a m. To-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Examine md selest yesg lets bsfers
day Of sai Esery Mxmbemd
without reserve. 2e-2v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

You will miss it if you don't buy
your groceries from c. F. Yerger.
= 26.tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Jscob Kesier, an old and respected
citizen Of tins county, died Moeday
and vas inferred Tuesday. He nd
host Of losing friends In this cousty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

Geo. Morris win move his family
to. st. Louis to reside some time next
month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-10-11

II you want the best Of groceries,
cheap, 90 to G. r. Yerger. 26-t.