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FOREIGN.
shall war ne neelaresl :

PAIRS, Jan. Dissenaion has arisen
In the French Cabinet on the proposal
Of General Laval, Minister Of War. TO
declare war against China. This pro-
posal Ia opposed by Premier Ferry, on
the ground that be has eiven q formal
promise 10 the English Government that
be will mot declare war against China.
Figaro afhrms thst 10 10 the intention
Of Ferry, a. an indication Of q continu-
auee of relations With China, 70 imme-
diatsiy appoint Consul Gensral al
Shanghai In place Of Lemere. Who hiss
been appointed French resident at Hue.
Absss she Dynamisers.
CoRx, Jan. Ek--Short, who stabbed
Phelau In ODcnovan Rossa's place in
New York, was eonneoted with the dy-
mantle party In Cork. He was selected
on account ct bic we'll known daring
and reekiessnesH. when HcDeFmott
visited Cork 90 pretended dynsmitsr.
Short was introduced 10 him a. e Mr..
Long," and when subsequently, the DO
hoe made inquiries for Long, tie
dynamitefs we're convinced that NeDsr-
taott was traitor. 10 is asserted that
the real name Of Shorts vietim 10
whaien aud that he is q native Of Cork,
whore several of his relatives sre nov
residing.
4 Ma csasFsel
A secs called tho And Dsists hes been
foundsd fer the parpose % sappreszing
the name Of the Deity In all languages.
rhe Nicaragua sWrvsyinE parsy.
MaNAaRIA, Ma, Jan.si2.-The Nissr-
azaan canal snGineerine party arrived
here Saturday and paid Rn ofacial visit
10 the Presidszs, whs ressived them
cordially. Thsy isfi yesterday for
0ranads. whore they win remain until
she 18th inss They lexvs on thst date
fox The river 10 commence their sarveg.
The commander Of the Omitted States
steamer I.aekawtnna aud six cfnesrs
are OF the party.
TIA sssuafisa IN the Kast-
PAKzs. Jan. iA-If 10 asserted that
Admiral Psyrsn has ordered the char
tsrinR OF six more steamers 30 transport
aroope and var material % China Eack
vessel costa the ooautfy tooo francs
daily. Conpstsht authorities aeirm
THAI unless The CsmeodiA revolt d
spsedify snppfs@ssd. 5000 additional
| tFoops wiii be required 20 Qsell sks dis
turhancs. King Norodon b virtually q
EEttH0EE u - 084 &&t3Hcs A1e ftfull
= directed e. Ennch a9ainst him q
against the French, bscaase be eiiowsd
| Aimsslf 10 b forced into the rscani
treaty.
| Rxsraaitsea ~ she Msrsae nrsse..
Ioxpox, Jan. Ia be judge e. u.
pos street pssiace eoart todAs grarte<
ths exsradifior 70 America a Vim
PxnspAter, secesnd mate. and T. Koeipiu
beasswAin uf the Amsrican sAlp j. =
CAMpznAn. 90 charge Of having kilisd
ssAEsan named Jssnsea. BY eruei treat
neas dnring The voyage Of the vszss
from sks frsnsiaso 70 LivsrpooL
F.rsAer Esrthss.ks nsrrsss-
II Hsnarn. Jan. Il --Aihsma wss vi<its.
sxxin yessersiay by q sesess easthqnak
sheok luss as King Alfouso and sait
wsrs lsasing the eity. Ne damage -
cassed. Tns ahock vas feft - far q
Algsrseba where he psopoe ueze pxni
, xxrieksn. a ssrisEs calamity oecuFrs
at Media. An sEea0puent 81 refaxs<
| u Ne eufakSrtit of - tosn haxns1- m
! - anforsunAss pEsStA eks wsrs IN
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The wife If = Mountain View Santa
Stsfa esantyl citizen quietly bnt firmly
urged tramp 30 move On by exhibiting
II revolver. he moved.
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A Competent Bookkseper
uyIsHEe EMPLOYMENT. AD-
w 1re@ r. o. Bes IA. rsxftis. "a
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For Rent.

|uousK WITH FOUR ROOMS: ALSO
Ii izrre h4<n u,s4his tor Q wnrk
shop n the rear 81 suiiiFknu htock. Ap-
aye JoHs suLLIvAN.
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NOTICE
RTnIOvE u.

hrs. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
IL removed their Office from n ) Cele-
man building 20 the new Poncin buila.
ING. on Front street mo. ssh. second
story. All i'm
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shlpplag laIeIIlrenrr.
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WASHINGTON.



WksHNoros, Jan. 12.-Pne Senate
spent three hours today in secret dis.
cusslon of the NIearaxaan canal treaty.
Senator Miller Of California made long
and formal speech IN its support. giving
the history Ut the negotiation from the
beginning, and senator sherman made
an equally formal speech in Opposition.
OsslnR bis argument chiefly on the be-
lief that the Clayton. Bulyer treaty was
SSH IN force. AS the conclusion Of She
uepate motion was made ~ have tie
two speeches printed for the use of the
senate In executive session, bot was
withdraw upon the suggestion Of dan
ger sDat the copies might reach the
press aud the public.
rhe fsiii FOE General Grants Retire
ment.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-Representa.
tive Siocsm was instructed by the com
nittee on military affairs today TO call
up she Senate bill providing for the re-
ursment of General Grant at the first
opportunity, The ball IL now on the
SPEAKERS tabls. Gen. Rossorans vii,
oppose the bill when 10 10 considered in
ths House.
tne sWatm Gonrt Martial.
In the Szaim court martial today An
attempt was made to discredit General
Swaim's statement that he was wound
ed at Chtokamanga. General Grosye-
nor criticized the attempt of the oppo.
sitiou 20 ooRtradict General Sgsim's
statement in this matter, and said Of il:
at 10 the smallest piece of business
that God Almighty ever allowed any
body 10 20 into" He said, General
SWAIN was asked whether he was
wounded at Chickamsaga. He an
svered that he was, and thereupon the
war department went through trans-
formation scene and reports Of various
commanders we're brought In here to
contradict him. The reports of Rsner-
ais were brought In here, something
could not yet IL my life we're at stake.
The war department usually considers
these records sacred. bat for the puf-
pose Of furnishing the record Of sol
der, they are forthcoming"
The sadian kasa Invessisaalsn.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3---Ali the tessi-
many before the Senate Committee on
Indian Affairs today was 10 the eject
that improper means we're used 70 &C.
cure leases Of Indian lands.
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KyARrs ZEE TAvoRrr

ALBANY. Jan. 13.-Ths Ersainq yosr.
Hai claims that Evarts is DE fayorite
everywhere for United States Senator.
and prints dispatches from q number of
tosns IN the State favorina Evarts above
all other candidates.
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sAeRAxzsro. Jan. 12.-rhe hates, de.
sssopOeot IN tue Gated States Ssua-
toria4 contest . = lette1 written hy sx.
tcvernor Stanford 10 Clans SprseksI,
stafing hat be socl6 not be a candi-
GATE for United Ssstes Senator vhile
sargent or Perkins 10 N the deld.
A NIszRxBLE zxPKprKST.
ALsAxI, y. T. Jan la-Is il rurcrea
toai2nt that Speaker Erwin intends 10
eot oosn tee minority representation Of
t0ar on al the important Assembly
tsooasoiftsss % thrHe. 20 make room for
hsp1osicans Who favor Morton for Sen
a:cr.
A report also cot sined circulation that
Chaunsy NJ. Dspev viii tarr up As a
eandidAis wien eompr..1ise NAV BE-
come inevitable.
WILL EEosNK WARN.
ALEAsl, Js1. l2--The legislature re-
resembles tomorrow. The contest for
lnifec States Senator has been re-
samed and promises TO reach white heAs
oefore the end Of the week.
COOP CAUSE.
NV YoEx, Jan. ia meeting vas
neao 70 bFSoklyn tonight to forward the
candidacy Of w. u. Eysrts for United
States Senator.
IN COLORADO.
DESvER, Jan. 13.-In the coarse of a
conversation upon the Senatorial oues-
tion General hammil said 10 q repre-
sentative of the Associated Press: IAN
asreenent hss been entered into BY ex.
Governor Reott, ex Senator Chaffee and
~ sell BY vhich oar combined strength
wa oe Rlven 10 Secretary Teller, thereby
ins1rlnR his election. The Secretary
now has twenty-eight votes absolutely
pssdssd, or more than Is necessary TO
slect.r
Gdvernor elect Eaten was inaugnrated
to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
EyARra THy rAvapr-x
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D. e. DURIE,
DRALxa q
FLOUR, HAY. GRAIN, FEED. Ann
PRODUCE, AND
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
sole agent fer Puget sound fcr he Pea
leeon flour Mia
Yesiers wharf. ssassis r. o. bon 90.
Girl Wanted.

A CAPABLE GIRL on WOMAN TO
"a do cooking sn1 general hsnsswprk ;
good wages pad Arply ~ O. W. sTET-
suNe. 3econd street betwcen Madison
and Marion desz
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Rooms to Let.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for sinxis ge1stenen. b Q pfivnts
family. thres minutes wxk fr0Ha the
PoM ufzca For particulars sppiy q this
nffHce. dea4e
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ootUNuus tOhiol, Jan. fS--0overnos
nusdley today issued art order 10 three
%12anies Of Naiional Guard % bold
ss1seisss IN readiness 10 80 into the
!. ezinE Valley on shors notice. Frexn
mfefmati0n which the 6overner
- Nseivet be thinks che indications
g - sreabte. iioops csn be sent 90
- seene OF disturbance within two
e1af3 antteN % an onthreAk.
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v. D. SGOq'F { CO.,
SHIPPING, COMMISSION
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Liberal advances made on csasign-
msnta.
Ma N and azs ccmmsrclAl ssrsst. Jel
SHERIFFS SALE.

IN TEE DISTRICT COURT. HOLD
lnf terme NJ Seattle.
No si27-- Territory Of washington. plain
tifk W. Thomas Murphy. A. J. Haker.
John Burns and VIVA. Murphy. defend
ants.
Under and By virtue Of an execution
issued out Of the above aalned Court In
the above entitled aesten, dated the iDth
dag Of Decenber. fsxA have daily levied
upoc the following described real prop
The norshwess quarter a, Of section
nineteen tis,. t.wnskip twsnty-thres an
north. ransc four ~ east containing ie0
ecrea with ths appurtensnoss thsrcante
enicnxsng. said property beng sitaated II
King coanfy, Washington Terriscry and
saturday, the nth Oar az Ianmsry.
1854
Al th!a hour Of O'Clock p. n. In trent ol
the Court Ho1se doos IN the city q ae1t-
10, kinx county. aforesaid. proceed "a
seil al the right title and interesf o. the
sMid defen6ants In and 10 xAiA property. Al
pubic saction. 10 The hixhest hldder for
Ds.sa "a ssafsis he 18Th dsy q D.csn,
III. McGRAW.
dels sw sheriff ef King county. W.T..
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gar Wsfxx. Ind. Jan Is .-Ths pltss.
- fot Wayne 4 Chicago Rs,lwsy
e1gHny = las days since inanRufalsa
y enewn 40 ths danhle- reader
1870 o. sssdin1 oni their frsselss
. keAt - attaching suo loconps-
80 e ecuhie tAe usaal nunhss 81 cars
go tran. shas dtspensine with IN
s.se g tne sonsincter and one hFske.
= sesh aashln header. Abcnt flilly
-. ss1sen wefs diseAArued and srsprsi
aaeios arst tssincea 10 the rank n
sssmsa. Ainai : .. N. seasv 4 ar,ss
e uss collected a she 6rsai
- neAfded The ara train. Ma ~
1ound. = sioubis- header. pallea sh.
- a'el8 rtns and refused % ALLOW ~
- Y sfssaa u tia arMln 10 replesr
Tke train was renospl.,l
sef and sllosed 10 20 n
t1pstlo1 u TIE Grand KspSl,
- keelAnA and tie Piti.6uIs
hiss iisem tho ssay, vhsrs -
sess fnlh1 ind shrowu into ~
49, The trsin Ems iess ssanAips n
&km .fsk|k, ssheFN Il npN sfenSs
N<nHe seEziaia ~ sssia IA. 81 ~,
snq y HE snl,aner ara s..r.ss n,
w nEs1 ssr.scz- TIE nrss wsr.
- ifosl M easlnss ssissksS - ~,
49, u ~ ssxsksEs. aIsa fheT rsfn~si
Ne msiE iin6s< tks sarsrvishss
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hrfvu, dan. ia.--At Leadviile this
s.eelaR = well known tnkn named Geo.
es,ls attempted 70 cut his throat with
asnf. but Was prevented By friends.
g wrote . lengthy declaration. saying
~ 90 waz not indao cd by disappoini.
Rsat love o. rsmofse fur having eom-
'zase arr erisne. but because hs de-
NED y sxplafe other worlds.
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ErxRasr lInd. j Jan I&.-ln respanss
20 oraers frem 9sssrnar Gray. The LIE
haxiI yssssss 9nNrds left thts essninR
for .scoth nend> - Assiss In sappresssns
she rsos there.
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SPxiRoFrslp, III. Jan. l3.-Tempo
NJ Speaker Z. H. HsiEies vent 70 she
s'4<e Of toe SECRETARY Of State this
EotnIpe aud was svsrn In b. notary
p11lie ns speaker Of the Hoase. When
~ H0ose reet at y. M. he refused 10
AcssftAin q melton from the Democrats
#psocsed 70 effect q permanent organ
AAaion. Haines delivered q long ad.
dzsa9 70 prove that he was the perma-
btzt Speaker. Il vas constitutional
s6os veieh could only be vacated By
~ volentary resignation OF impeaoh-
nent. Chaes was threatened for q
Ina but In dna eourse the HOUSE ad
burned until 10 o',,loek tomorrow, and
hihs meantime the situation will be
&nsassad 10 eauous.
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EuFrAIo. Jan. Es.--Al 4 o'clock this
nnsuing The tank sif the Haivny PROCESS
Hesls a. qeddes, near Hyracnss. cis.
ple1ed carrying . portion Of the roof,
10 b - feet, away. There were eight
M n the wrecked portion ~ the time
= ~ aeridcnt. seven Of then, were
ners Or less burt, Que being scalded
qasis badly. In the boiler room. The
NH sss used for extracting ammonia
uon eediHent tsiren from the other
nak. Tbs high pressure In the tank
aased Ne accident. The damage IL
sslis1ased II $1,000
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uzrasrs. Ianu'sry lA--Insormation
ses ffssn lie HocAing Valley ~
~ ihai ,he striking eainexs a shaw
$40 ttnsed notice requesting the
- e snliss Ii campArIics 10 The mum
49, ~ 70 tAke part in q grand en-.
stlo2 dffil e Nav Suraiissille. Thas
eN = interpreted By The operators 10
So ~ attack % ske 0asrds. Feaf's
sssssni.
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Mas Yosz. dan. l3s-unitsd htates 5 ;,
NIX; 4,{'s, il2ss<i "a, IN &; Paoiic as's
Is. Amrfican Exprsss 50, Canada Pa
80 i0X. Lackawanna s9ss. Canada
R1rEkefn 30. Central Pacific 3is<. Bur
anz.1n llel<, Denver 4 Rio Gfande 81.
~ llk, Hannibal a 81. Joe 3sIlk. Kan
~ 1slas l6s6. Lake shore 6lst. Louis
II, 1 Nashville 25iS. Michigan Central
& Nonhtrn Psnsfie In. Northern
Rsai1o weftfrsd 3J11S North western90s(
Nv fafk Central SSas, Oregon Rail.
~ ssvisstiuu ". Oregon Transcon
isamiH n Oregon Improvement 233S.
k>c1e ksIl SsA Psnania 81, Rock IL
Ind l9Ii ~. Paul 75ii, Texas Pacific
l3K fl1ion Pacific lg5E, United States
kznus ~, Wells Fargo 3. Western
Ur1r Sk. Petroleum. arm al 7D1s.
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NEW iofsK. Jan. IL. 80 Governments
Hssdy; railvsSs generally Arm. Stocks
nfs9 IN the daS were Irregular hut After
~ ffst call weaker tone prevailed.
10 selling movement met With little
spfasltien until nanr p. M, when
i1sfs vas adisposiiicn 10 cover, under
skieh prices moved up rapidly. Union
hkea1c was the speciAl feature. AZ tire
s9s The best prices of the day were
szdsraiiy current. Compared With last
liakk eioAina prises are 10 per
tEn& lower. except Northwestern, knode
zisnd. Louisyills and Nashville, Lake
zAa7s, New York Oentrai, unioa PaciEc
ID Western Union. which ara to y
"a senf. biatser.
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WAsHnarox, Jan. bah the tssii-
mony before the Senate COMMITTEES On
Indian Affairs today was 10 the effect
that improper means we're used 10 Sc
cure leases Of Indian lands.
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SouTH BgxD lind. }, Jan. l&-fester-
das the employees st the Oliver
Called Piow Works struck for higher
wages and compelled all the men 81
quiz. AZ an early hsur this morning
30 eengregatsd in front Of the gate
and wouid not allow any 10 eater.
fhose Who tried 10 enter we're beaten
abont the head and body. Ofascf
Kelly, willie trying 10 quiet the mob,
was shos through she scalp and bAat ,
soanded. Captain Ed. Nie4r asssmpted
% 70 into HE otlice. when they At
tackled him With clahs and nnmhsf II
shnta we're Afed. He vas badly hurt
ahoat The bead. He entefed and locked
~ door. and was hsld . prisoner In The
afIsse. his onfy communicates being ~
telephcne. The City Veteran Guards.
az the q. A. H., mustered abous 70 men
- rescas Captain NicAF. who h = raeEn-
tes Of The Gnards. Sheriff Rsskstrap
empowered them 10 ect ~ State militia.
SsuxH Bxxe tiad.). Jan n-Tbe
mal, Obtained confroi of TIE works and
caused sssesAi thoassnd dollars dam.
aga. but gave way before the Veteran
Guard. About dozen men In all were
seFiuasiy ininred. ens Of vhon win die.
| rha city b now gust but nsors tronhls
/ b fsssfed. Ine G1afos ars nsN p&troi-
lima the streets.
oosRxsos oaAx wszL Sor szxD raoors
TnpsAxAroEss, Jan. ~ - 0overnos
Gray received q tslegsam from 9eoges
| Rasskssrap. 6herih % 81. Iosepn econ
q. l,ayin9s We are having riot thi.
uao,,nin1 In South Bend. Shooting and
eluhhina d eoizR on and human life h
n danger. Wln yoa please send miii
sasy company. ~ we are utterly power
ieesr 0usernor Gray thcoRet thai n
Raeiksixap ges 9 nee mas. BE mi2h
csva hecozae uadnly anxious. exd de
csinsd 20 act unta he had received fur
tker infsrDxaioa. whieh, up % O'Clock
aaa nsst eeea fofshccmine. Gray tksinkl
sha lseal anshoxstiss are abs 10 cap'
With IRE essaAtton a. be IL - prasenl
savAssd Of H.
i rsooFs cznxsxp TO rHs scuG
-
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WnaxaMspoisT. Pa. Jan. i2.-fhe
ss,lsr q ! saEmIll exploded today wisb
srnse forss. Two men wers killed aud
,vrtssu wounded. 6carcely .tisk of
trbrIn the fIuilliiDg wNa i-fs stand
nc
rsssh q essssasr Male. Of wJssing.
caxfrssK, Wyo., Jan. I3.-Govsrnor
william Hale, Of Wyoming Territory,
~ today altar lingering illness froEp
k2zsy c0mplicatiens. He Was ap
ss.uted governor BY President Artbnr.
Inv former residence WAS at GleGwood.
tsxs. h esa u years old.
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The Aasceste shsssers.

INV 0ELEAss, Jan. l3.--Osmund and
zeanick, engaged In the shooting affrsy
yesterday, we're arrsiened today. The
former was rGmanded without bail,
charged with the murder of Brewster.
Zsnniek was admitted TO bail In the
sum OF $1,000. Houston's bail was az.
cd yesterday at k2sO0e
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A scot called tho And Dsists hes been
foundsd fer the parposs of sapprssziug
the name Of the Deity In all languages
The El~nrn~ma swrxeva~r Pnxaw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
PILESl PILES!! PILESl!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases of 20 years. standing. No man
need suffer five minutes after using Will
liam's Indian Pile Ointment. t absorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts at poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, Itching of the private parts, moth
ing else. Hon. J. NJ. Coffenbury, of
Cleveland, says: I" have used scores of
Pile cures, and it affords me pleasure to
say that 1 have never found anything
which gives such immediate and perman-
ent relief as DIR. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment" Sold by druggists and mail
ed on receipt of price, ST.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
49-1y For sale by Dobyns & Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
Live Agent Wanted.

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes ; or in.
formation for everybody, in every
county in the United States and Can.
ada. Enlarged by the publishers te
64S pages. 1t contains over 1900
household recipes and is suited to all
classes and conditions of society. A
wonderful book and a household ne
cessity. 1t sells at sight. Greatest
inducements ever offered to bool
agents. Sample copies sent by mail,
postpaid, for $500. Exclusive terri,
tory given. Agents more than double
their money. Address DIR. Chase:
steam printing House, Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient to suppose he has some
affection Of the kidneys or neighbor-
ing organs. At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, as flatulency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. a
moisture, like perspiration. produ-
cling a very disagreeable itching, at
ter getting warm, is q very common
attendant Blind, Bleeding, and
Itching Piles yield at once to the
application Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaying the intense itching, and aztec.
ting . permanent cure. Price City
cents. Address, The Dr.. Bosanke
Medical Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold BY
lDobyns 8 Gibbs. 29-1y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

Having purchased of l.. B. Cud-
worth his entire stock of fruit and or
namental trees I wish to inform the
people of Mexico and vicinity that
I am now prepared to fill orders
for fruit and ornamental trees,
vines, etc., which are for sale
opposite Coatsworth's lumber yard,
near Sam Morris hide house. MY
stock is fine and can be bought very
reasonable. W. T. WILKINSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
Important.

When you visit OF leave New York City,
save Baggage Expressage and Carriage
Hire and stop at the Grand Union Hotel,
opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of one
million dollars, reduced to 81. and up
wards per day. European plan. Eleva-
tor. Restaurant supplied with the best.
Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad
to all depots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first-class hotel in the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
Paint Her-Any Color.

Are you going to paint? If SO, use the
Dubuque Linseed Oil Conpany's paint,
sold by Dobyns & Gibbs, who guarantee
that if said paint cracks, chalks or pulls
off in three years from date of painting,
they will furnish other paint free OF
charge or its equivalent in cash. Two
coats of this paint will leave a better
body and give a better gloss than three
coats of lead and oil; therefore it is the
cheapest for the consumer. 49-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
BuckIen's Arniea SaIve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, OF money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by J. F. Llewellyn. #
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
Removal.

S. L. Mexican has moved to the
Baker block, north of the postofiice.
where an entire new line of pianos
and organs and the Household Sew
ing Machine, one of the best in the
world, a be found. Come and see
US and see our goods. 1-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14

1 do not often dun my customers
in the papers, but it will be a great
favor if you will call in and settle
your last years account by cash or
note. I wish to close my old books.
46-tf. J. III. MENEFEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14

The choicest of everything the mar
ket affords in the smoking and chew
ing line can always be found at
Urban Weimer's wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco store, southwest
corner of the square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14

Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from c. F. Yerger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
| cash for produce. 80 u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14

Smoke Urban Weimer's cigars
wherever you e them. You will
not only get ''Full Value but there
by encourage "Home Industry
Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14
$500 Reward.

To any one finding D. C. Knoderer's
Shoe Shop anywhere else except un'
der the LEDGER building, in basement,
at present. Repairing done neat and
cheap. Fine work of all descriptions
a speciality lin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14

Woodward & Son have q complete
set of abstracs books. 42-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-05-14

Itch and Prairie Mango is cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by Dobyns & Gibbs,
| Druggists. Mexico, Nc.