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Emperor Frederick.

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the DispaHh.l
BERLIN, May 2L.-Emperor Frederick
passed very good day. His pulse wa7 oet-
ter than It mas been at any time since the
operation was performed on his throat. In
the afternoon he drove in 40 open carriage
toward schoSs Bellevue, in Thlergarten, re-
turning In a closed carriage. lie met with
enthusiastic greetings along the route.
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MARRIAGES.

JEFFRESs-FISCH.-M Married, AZ the home 81
her sister, Mrs. 4. l. haskiDs. ia Charlotte c1un-
ty. Va. Thursday, May r., 1888. ~ Rev. j. VI.
Perry. LENA ". JEFFREso 10 HUNTER w.
FINCH, OF Chicago. III.
MONTGOMERY -soZK--Nnrrlsd, on Wednes-
dey.sP NJ. April %, is-S, a. Third Christian
church, By Rev. X A. Cole, Mr. WILLARD -.
MONTGOMERY aud Mas ANNA ID. BOlE; BON
Of this city.
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Dreamed Dead.
UIO RDth DN eNs
TBy telegraph 10 ths Dispatch. ]

lBy telegraph to the D..patch.l
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-1be wife OF Pro-
fessor Gregory, of Girard College, dropped
dead thi, morning while attending meeting
Of the Woman Presbyterian Mission in the
chapel Of Calvary Presbyterian church.
ApopleXy is supposed TO be the cause OF her
death.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
R1cEsoHp STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, NB.. May 2l.--YirgiBia 6s, con-
SIS, G5a; do. l0-4Os, SO. Bid to-day.
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Another Tmisrsnt 6. Canada.

PITTSBURGH, May 2l.-Peter j. Quinn, chief
book-keeper for Chris. g. Dixen & Co., The
large contractors and builders, has been
missing for several days, aud II is supposed
that he has gone 10 Canada. An examina.
ton OF his accounts shows shortage OF
$4,000.
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Obituary.
nv t.lsrr.nh % Inc pspatch.l

fBy telegraph " The Dnpatch.l
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2l.-George
Washington Ewing, member OF the Con-
federate Congress, died at bis home near
Adslryille, Ky, this morning. He was
eighty years cid. He was at one time promi.
pent IN kentucky pslitics.
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Fire in Kentucky.
NV tnlnrr.nh to the pispAteh.l

10y teIoEfApn 70 NV UI7PNVlusI
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 2l.-A fire at
Heilervllle, Ky, this morning destroyed the
po.t.ofllce and half dozen other buildings.
Io.s 500 OOO
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hOkFOLk PEANUT MAhAh
Reported for tho Dispss5h.l
NAErxs ISrELLIssseG.

NAY qi.-Aarhet steady. Prime. g.; extra
prime. 81, az &c, com mon. lsac.; sheiled. sa2Ac
spanish. 2a2Nc; factory hsnd-picked. Jaikc
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ATTENTION.

DICY CL Z rs, ATTENTION.
I'D Every wheeinsn in Richmond Is Invited 70
attend ths opening run OF the Old Dominion
Whsslmsa te "nio VISTA THURSDAY. Nay
sith. Assemble a. clubhouse, lei noyth kigath
strsst, stGl5P. NJ. Called aseiing OF Club after
run
By order OF FRANK r STEEL, Csp.sia.
Kills BURNETT
my22-it Secretary.
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Preparations for the chicago COnVcn-
linn



CHICAGO, May 2l.-The subcommittee Of
the National Republican Committee has
been in session in Chicago for two days ar
ranging the details Of the convention and de-
Gliding upon the distribution OF tickets and
the allotment OF seats 10 the press and other
matters OF detail. The seating capacity IS
seven thousand, thus necessltatiuga smaller
apportioument Of seats than heretofore. It
hs. been decided 10 give 10 each delegate
three general tickets for distribution and
one press ticket to each delegate,
thus enabling delegates to take
care Of the local press In their dis
trct and state. one hundred and forty
seven working seats Al tables are provided
for such Of the larger daily newspapers as
will make up and send out from the hall
special telegraphic reports to supplement
the verbatim reports 81 the Associated Press
No other papers excepting those sending
out such special reports caa be given repre-
sentsiion III these tables. In the 141 seats
are included the seats required by the A.
ISOLATED Press and the oiicial StenO2ra-
pliers. The local press cor mittce was
directed to carry out these provisions, and
also notified tha. the largest number OF
working tickets or seats gwen TO any paper
should be three. The greater portion OF
dsily papers taking reports will have but
one scat. Alternate delegates VIII have no
tickets except their one, ornone Tor distrlOu-
ton. IL has been the usual custom TO give 10
the citv where the National Convention Is
beld II per cert. OF the tickets. The COM
mittee has reduced this for this convention
TO 10 per cent. The remaining tickets will
be divided between the press, members OK
Congress, Governors OF States, and other
distinguished guests.
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FINANCIAL.
Kxw YORK. BALfrMoRx. AVID hIcH'
Nosp Stock gxeHAEGzA
Grain. Prsvisisns. estten. robssso rar'
psnsins Resin, Tar ans
Peanut Marietta
nv ,sl.rr,pa n ne r,ispa.ch.I

NEW YoRE. May 2f.-Tne great bun OF trading
IN the stock market to-day was connned 70 -
Paul, Union Pacific, and Reading. Inc Est
mentioned stock was the crest feature OF hs
day, with Union Pacific second In point OF inter-
est The opening was made AZ decnnes
ranging mp 10 /. per cent from safurdsy
ciOsing fgQres. and under the fnnusnce o. 81
Paul further fractional losses we're snsssisea
ever the entire list Union Pacific WA however,
strong from the start and quickly moved up N.
This rallied the rest OF the list In the afternoon
thers was Eonersl dropping tendency, bus we
movements In the list were confines 10 tns
smallest fractions. aud In tho last hour more
strength was shown. The market closed quist
but arm at irregular changes for tue day, olt
with prices close 60 those OF Saturday. finan-
cisl institutions that seeking 10 invest their
surplus money report great diniculty 10 securing
any blocks Of bonds. There are no new securl-
ties. while old ones are being rapidly absorbed,
and tbs Investment demsnd must soon be teN oy
dtyidena-paying stocks Total sales, $4,000
shares
NEw YORK, May 9i--Seon.--stocts dull and
steady. Money easy at !. Excesnge-Long
asa = short. 4SsR. Governments dull snd steady.
Brening.- Exchange quiet aud nrm long, %;
short, 4sgK. Money easy at is2 per cent closing
offered AZ X. suo-Trsasury bsissces-Coin,
3s,G5i 600: currency. si4,7i2.OOo Gorsrnmsnts
dun and stssdy; per cents, lNhi ~ per
cents IOSk Ststa bends dull and nrm.
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Don't be Imposed upon. Buy OF reliable
dealers, and be sure 70 get Hoods sarsapa'
rilla.
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noNAEs. nULEs. cow 4, Ae.

nor SALE, A YOUN Cen
IL HORSE: high bred; a grandson of<SA
Revenue. OF nns slEs: well broke, and Of excel
lent sctien. N. NOthAs.
st.sIs opposite sngine-nouss on Third street
between Grace and Broad my yssr
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GUNNER MILLINERY. ga
Mss. l. u. NORRIS
Fifth Asd Broad. vii hAysa
HANDSOME DISPLAY OF SUMNER MILF
merry WEDNESDAY ne sd Of May.
Tn. ,.ais. ere cordially invited. my Wa
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MoSDAT. May 81. 1884.
sALss-FrRsT BoARD.-sloo Richmond city 0s
ct il59.
SECOND BoARD.-s3,000 Virginia Row SIS at So'i.
Glazing anot4tieas at the StOsk BOsrt:
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ness. soft youthfuleRe aud fre finish. Harm
less, does not roughen, draw, wilmer, norm eny
way injure the most delicate or sensitive skn.
Superior to any Powder, Paste or Liquid Tor
toning down red or flushed face. Enaces Tan,
Sunburn. Freckleg, Pinples, CoaJseness, nai-
log Skin, all blemishes AID imperfectlShs; a.
bottles az Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
or BY Express prepaid. on receipt Of Price.
L s. Wells, Chemist. Jersey City, Nj, .s.A.
TROUGH on NEURALGIA" t1.so. Drug.
CROUCH on RHEUMATISM. - sl5o. Drug.
Trough ON ASTHMA" sl.5o. Druggists-
TROUGH ON MALARIA si.5o. Druggists,
or prepaid " E. = s %ssss. !sssx e.sL:
DnIINU unOEkC HARD OR I'm
kUuun OhLufiI0 SOFT CoRNS ] JG.
ROUGHoHTO 0TRACHEE iRs slIsi Sc
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D RxEcuTED AT TaE DisfAToH-PRiNr.
iNG-hoUsk
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FOAr " RICHMOND. MAY q. lSsx
AREIVHD


IKEIVHD.
Steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers, O. ". Allen 4 Co,
steamer Ashland. Tsnnili, Phlladslphis, msr-
chandise and passengers, j. W. AcCarrck,
schooner r. II. Mitchell. Mitchell, Baltimore,
coal, s. II. HaWSA
schooner : p Evans. Evans. Eastern shore.
fertilizer, Charles g, Snesd g. Co.
SAILED.
steamer Essex, Davis. Norfolk. unitoi States
m all, msrchaniise, aud passengers L. b. Iatlh
Bark Aldabaran, Olsen, Peloas, -four
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 81, 1874.
by tslsgrAphl
ARRIVED.
Steamship senocs, walker Vow YORK, AMI
sailed for New York, merCh aniise.
steamship George Appold, Providence, and
sailed for baltimore, merchaniise,
Steamship Black Prince. New York, u coal
steamship Amy Dora, Philadelphia, % losf
coal
stssm-schoonsr W. Arlington, DrinkWsier.
Providence.
Brig Vsnturer. Philadelphia. % load coal
schOoners IL. V. Kelsey, kuion. Allyns lcint;
J. Il. ogden. Tole, New YORK; q. l. Dicksou'
Thomas, Boston.
SAILED.
schOoaers II. v. Kelsey, Rulon. Anyn's Point.
J. b. ogden, Tsls, Providence, loaded With coal
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WELLS
INVISIBLE
Velvet
Cream.

AMagicCO
plexion Beauti
her for Face,
Neck and Arms
Elegant for
dressing an d
whitening the
SKIN. Unriyaled
for Theatre, Re
ceptions, Balls.
Parties,&o I'M
equalled for
delicate trans
parent white
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AHraE HEHTa.
An ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE
IA SOLDIERS MONUMENT,
HEShlCO COUNTY, Va.

IEhEOI ITLUN WIND
and
LECTURE on TIE CATHEDRALs OF
ENGLAND,
BY RSv. wYLLis REDR,
AT BROOK sCHo0LHOUSE, HEN.ico
COUNTY,
MAY g, 1888, AT O'CLOCK p. ",
for tbs benefit OF tho CONFEDERATE SOL
DiERs MONUMENT, Henrico county. Va, 10.
csufly erected 10 EnmAnusl church comsi0ry
After the Stereopticon Views and Lecture
STRAWBERRY AND ICE-CkkAN FESTIVAL
will be- held on the grounds
Price Of Admission. 10 children. l.c. Tickets
for sale by the com mlttss and az West. Johnson
A Co.'s bookstore. my s@~N
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWENTY-EoURTH SEASON.
GRAND-CPERA FESTIyAL--SlX NIGHTS,
commencing
THURSDAY, MAY 2iTH.
CRAU's COMIC-OPENA COMPANY,
at peoples populsr prices-the same - Joan
McCaug's summer prices-2oc., Sc. aic.,
mo extra charge for reserved sestr,)
presenting tho following popular operas;
THURSDAY Might. 'ufOns,oIVne
Friday Might. ..............,... niselo
saturday Night ......................... .ohssue
Monday Nixht..................... hascot,o
tuesday Night. FRA Dtssolo
Wednesday Night >. ;9rsnd pschoss
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Rsme1aoar our Maiinees WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY. ssats on sale Wednesday, NAY
93I my x2-it
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FLOOD FATALITIES.

Reports received to-day record the drown
ing Of Samuel Moore by floods in the Indian
Grove, Levee district, ana OF two children
OF Within Johnston in the shy district.
Two families living ia the sny district are
unaccounted for and no trace OF them can be
found. IL Is probable that many fatalities
will he recorded when all facts regarding
the food are fully known.
Much sickness prevails among the desti-
tute people from the Inundated districts;
but tie relief committee Of Quincy are ren-
doriug every possible assistance 10 those in
distress. The river to-day IS falling slowly.
having declined nine inches from the highest
point reached. Trains on the western roads
will be resumed tomorrow, aud the damage
10 ali The roads 10 this LEGALITY will be re-
paired as speedily as possible.
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MAY BALL AND ENTER "a
WI TAlSAEST BY TIE PUPILS OF ~
N1pAuI. LOUIS DANCING SCHOOL will IN
tsSs place THURSDAY NIGHT. May 2sih, AZ
sAsGgk HALL several new fancy dances VIII
DO introduced, enc oy the 9aeen. eonpossI ena
P.nsy slosson Floor will Be cleared for adaits'
dsncfng az ii o'clock. Tickets for sale AZ hamos
Z Go. Music Store, and 81 The door me evening
Of ball my 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
j. F. Miller for Constable.

J. F. Miller has concluded to
again become a candidate for Con-
stable of Wilson township, as J.
W. Stephens has withdrawn. Mr..
Miller came within seven votes of
securing the nomination. He asks
those who supported him then to
come to his assistance in Novem-
Der, and as many others as a
conscientiously vote for him.
Some of the best citizens in his
township wish him to run, as the
following card will show:
We, the undersigned, ask J. f.
Miller to become candidate again
for Constable of Wilson township.
We know him to be an honest and
industrious young man, and well
qualified to fill any office he may
aspire to. H. B. BUSH.
s. S. NORTHERN.
T. S. WISDOM.
JAMES CHAPMAN.
W. HENRY YOUNG.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
For sometime and >,

For sometime and nttt
of 1868. Judge ". W. hduae.s
st. Charles, Mo-, Republicans calf-
didate for Congress from this d;
trict, was the United States Alton
ney for the Eastern district of Mis-
souri,. "On September 25," says
the st. Louis Republic, "a delega-
ton of 'Jacobin Radicals from
Missouri and Kansas, headed by
Jim Lane, of Kansas, and with
Judge Edwards among them, went
TO Washington. On September 80
Lane, Drake and the rest present
ed a formal demand to President
Lincoln; on October 5 they receiv-
ed his scathing rebuke; and on
October 20 Judge Edwards was re-
moved from efice for disloyalty to
the government ofthe State of Mis-
souri, and of the United States"
The correspondence removing
Judge Edwards from his important
office for d~isloyalty has gone un-
published until recently. Here it
is :
To w. W.. Edwards, ESQ.,. st. Charles. Mo.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2, 1868.
Your active participation
in political enterprises hostile to the
knomn vieps of the e1ecutiue gouern-
ment of both the Nation and the
rendered it unfit, in my
opinion, for you to continue to hold
the office of U. S. Attorney for the
Eastern district Of Missouri. Such
my opinion, the President,
at my request, has caused your of
flee to be vacated, and another to
be appointed in your stead.
Your obedient servant,
EDWARD BATES,
Attorney General.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
He Recovered His Rig.

Word was received by G.. w.
Galloway Tuesday that the
team which was hired by George
Cole on Thursday last, could be
found at Laddonia. Mr.. Galloway's
informant said that the team had
been left at the place mentioned
Thursday night, which shows that
Cole evidently became frightened
and skipped out without the rig.
Nothing has been heard of him
since Thursday night, however,
and the probabilities r that the
Southern Bank will, never recover
the $54.75 paid the rascal on a
forged note.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
A Candidates Woes.

Man that is nominated of con.
vention is of few days and full Of
woes.
He ariseth in the morning, and
10! the enemy hath gotten his
record, and the newsboy crieth il
aloud in the streets of the city.
He seeth his substance consum.
ed by the striker and the worker,
while the heeler devoureth him
even as the locust doth the green
field.
All day long do fellows of the
baser sort lie in wait for him at his
gateway, and say lend me five
shekels, the which when they had
gotten they spend in the beer saloon
of his enemy and laughs-hal hal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18

1T WAS AGREAT DAY.
Thousands of Democrats Raj
ly Together.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL po-
LITICAL DEMONSTRA-
TIoN EVER HELD
HERE.
The Procession Was the Long
est and Grandest that Ever
Marched in Missouri
Notes ofthe Rally.

An officer stood on each corner
of the Public Square for several
hours yesterday morning and as the
teams crowded one upon another
from the country districts, they
were turned around and directed
to find stopping places on the less
frequented thoroughfares. Despite
the watchfulness of the police, an
occasional rig crept in and stop
ped on the principal streets, but,
withal, the streets were kept fairly
clear. This precaution was a wise
one; for the playing of bands and
drum corps and the marching of
the gaily uniformed infantry would
have the effect of Tightening horses
unaccustomed to martial display,
resulting probably in serious in
jury to person, and possibly loss of
life.
The crowd began to gather at 9
O'Clock and from that hour it
swelled steadily until late in the
afternoon, when the streets were
packed with a surging mass of en-
thusiastic, Democratic humanity.
Special trains on the Alton brought
of strangers from the
small but lively towns on the east
of us, while the regular afternoon
trains were packed with visitors
who took advantage of the reduced
rates so kindly given by the rail-
roads.
The reception committee,
composed of the following
gentlemen, had its hands tull, but
its work was we'll done: Gov. c..
IL. Hardin, A. G. Turner, S. s..
B. R. Cauthorn, J. G. Trim
BILE, J. F. Llewellyn, E. D. Ora
ham, J. V. Williams, J. C. Bass
G. M. Lakeland, H. A.
J. W. Luckie and F. H.
MITCHELL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18

Correspondence Of the Ledger. -
UNION, Get. 15.-Gathering corn
is the order of the day among the
farmers now.
viii Luckie, who CUT his leg
badly with an axe last week, il
able to be cut on crutches.
Geo. Green spent last week in
st. Leuis.
J. L. Byrns bought of NJ. C.
Calvert, 2 hIeifers at $50 per head.
He also bought 9 sheep from Press
Atkins, for s27; also / COW of John
Lockridge, at $50. Mr.. Byrns ID
butchering nothing but frst-class
cattle.
The Literary Society at this
place will be recognized Friday
night, Oct. 26.
J. w. Stewart has completed q
nice cellar at his residence. John
Sanford, of Mexico, did the stone
work.
Robert Byrns and Morgan Stow
art will attend the Commercial
College at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, this
winter.
Austin Smith and Miss Annie
Spence, of Mexico, called on Miss
Martinique last Sunday evening.
DR.. J. w. Luckie bought of w.
.. Hathaway, 80 head of sheep at
81 per head.
Gene Mcintyre has returned
from jefferson City and will STAY
on the farm this winter.
Dan Burroughs, of this place.
says his oats threshed 81 bushels
to the acre, and says he is satisfied.
half of his crop of oats was not
saved, which would make 1879
bushels to the acre.
Geo. Green spent last week in
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
CENTRALIA
Correspondence Of the Ledger.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
CENTRALIA, No., October l6.-
Mrs. Clayton, of Rocheport, is Wis.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. J. #.
Mitchell.
Tom Spurlock went to st. Louis
Monday night.
Pat Dyer is building a business
house.
Rev. Mr.. Hardy, pastor of the
Baptist Church, is holding a pro-
tracted meeting in that church at
this place. Bro. Hardy is a fine,
social gentleman and a good
preacher, and we hope his efforts
will be crowned with success.
Elder Headington, of Mexico, 10
engaged in an interesting meeting
at Friendship Church, about ten
miles northwest of Centralia. /.
Mrs. w. A. Rodgers, of Column
bia, was visiting friends in Contra
liza last week.
Charles Paxton was in Middle.
town last week.
Adam Rodemyye is trying to
work up an interest in a literary
and debating society. Adam is al
ways trying to do a good work for
the town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
Jesse Nichols, a young man WHO

Jesse Nichols, a young man who
works for G. G.. Baker, IL miles
northeast of this city, was stabbed
on the Boulevard this evening by
a man named Young. Nichols was
intoxicated and he and Young be-
came engaged in a quarrel. They
fought with torches for a time and
after being separated Young as
saulted Nichols with a knife,
making a serlous wound in the
latter's back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
Col. Wadd1ngham's Frog Farm,

Col. Wadd1ngham's Frog Farm.
Col. Waddingham is in town
enjoying the rally. He has a frog
farm over in q lonely part OF
Egypt, Ill, aud this morning he
RECALLED a crowd of Democrats with
a good story concerning the enter
prise.
at is a lonely place out at my
frog farm" said the Colonel, "and
l have a hard time keeping men
out there; the loneliness sets them
crazy. I went out there the other
day to see how a new man was get
ting along, and l found him squat
ted on the bank of one of the
sloughs. I spoke to him, but he
only rolled his eyes and looked at
me.
"sHow are you?' l shouted.
"He stared at me and then, in a
deep, bass voice, responded slowly
and with a grunt:
"tWach-chu-wan-t?'"
"'Come here I cried, much
alarmed.
"Again he grunted, 'Whach-you-
wan-t?'
Come here, you Ounce 1
said again, and with that the man
gathered himself up and hoped
over to me very much after the
fashion of my new French frogs"
It is worth day off to hear the
Colonel tell the story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
Notice OF Election.

Notice is here by given that there
will be a meeting of the Stock
holders of tho Mexico, Missouri,
Water-works Company at the Office
of the Secretary Of said company
in the city of Mexico, on Wednes-
day, the Oath day of October, 1883,
for the purpose electing five direc-
tors to serve during the ensuing
year. Polls will be open at said
place from the hour Of 8 o'clock,
q. m, until II o'clock m. of that
day. G. b. MAcFARLANE,
T.. r. CUNNINGHAM, Pres't.
Sac,v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
Attention, Republicans.

A deposit has been made at this
office to accommodate enthusiastic
Republicans. We are authorized
to offer S25 each on New York, In
diana, New Jersey and Connecti-
cut and the general result; s25 that
Francis beats Kimball more than
Fifer does Palmer; and $25 that
Cleveland gets a larger majority in
Missouri than he did four years
ago. Here is an opportunity for
some of our Republican friends to
make a little money easily. But
they wont do it. Not one in a
hundred among them believes that
Harrison stands a ghost ola chance,
and, of course, they will not put
money against their judgment. If
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-10-18
Notice..

Having sold MY business to Mr..
+. B. D~elaplane, ! bespeak for him
the liberal patronage bestowed up
on me, and can assure my friends
that they will find him a straight
forward man, who will do ali in
his power to forward their mutual
interest. Very Respt'y.,
d&w1t p. w. HARDING.