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Il, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

4ls et.e loot of West sd ST. .o9ws. 10 H.'a1Sss
.allcs FTaukn-st 49, 80, -, ,,.,,..
so A. NJ Olaly except sunday Tor waikiki NNa..sy
X L. stations. M.ddlctOwn. Luehvlle tallsourS ,ne
,arpcndalc scranton Walton. nelhL sidney. No'"''A
IiIa. Rome Oneida. Fulton Os"es1 ,,v,-.s.
3i5 j. ". pxtept sunday. sullivan 60; EAyy.ns'
ior Walkl VALLEY Railroad stations ta.Apne' t t,H
Tid.f.nn El,nlnlc .ounttin Dale Centreyllle, Fals.
iu, Itr.,,l h. Libc.S Fails. Liberty. Parhs'He ana
LIVINGSTON Manor. ,, ella.
7:io p NJ daiO Mdde'oTn. summtyili,e,, H., fs Hi
nv Norw.th Oneida. Fulton. u~Weso Niagara f""'
Detroit Chicago. ~, ,,.,.,,,v
'r.L,> AMI Pullman accor'rnio fi1rs AZ 81, lroai"A.
4'N>e'' w ~ C. ATDrESON q. = A..
80 Beaver St. New-foTS
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NEST eMNNG nAAl RnAD.

* o.. & T. r. L. Co. LESSEE) ,,.
Trains leave West 42lst station. New-lofA as foio"S
and 10 minutes earlier from foot Frank!in-st: M
olo \. M.-paily for Albany. Utica, syracuse fsocn-
ester. Buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Detroit chicago eA
cept Saturday for Toronto
6I5 u. M.-DaTt Tor Albany N ,n,roa rtca. Syracus:
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toron'o pet'o"'
Cleveland and Chicago. Oh
S:l5 v. N.-naily Or Albany l'ca Syracuse rso
ester. Punao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit CieVe'
land md Chicago. .
Tor tickets tables narlor arf s'eenircc1r ACCOM-
r,o9atons nppiy offices and Nevfork ani
., stations TIME tables principal hotels For other W.
formation address -.
c. f LAMBERT. rNne-al r'ss'ngcr ArSn,;,
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JUST PUBLISHED:
Mr.. Zangwilrs New Book.
THE KING OF SCHNORRERS.

Grotesques and Fantasies.
BY I. ZANGWILI. author Of Children Of the Ghetto
THE old Maids club" Merely Mary Ann" etc.
With numerous illustrations. l2mo $3.50.
Exceedingly clever full Of that rarest OF good
qualities humoralvays tnre1 here with groesque hut
none the less NATURALIZATION Daily Traveller
zone Of the most delightful books Of the day'-The
Chicago Herald.
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of (ort!nndt and Dcsbros-rs streets
600 A. W. daily tor MAUCH CHUNK and inter
mediate stations connections except Sunday for POTTS
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local polnts. dining and chairchr 20 Whkcsharre.
Pullman 10 Buffalo - .
oOO A. VI. daily except sunday, for MAuCH CHUNK
Harrisburg.
~ 40 u. vi. daily except Sunday. Tor ELMlRA and
all intermediate stations. connections Tor louisville and
Reading chair-cnr Mauch Chunk.
lao h. Vi. daily. except sunday for T.. and r.
JUNCTION principal intermediate stations. Pullman
buffet parlorcar to Wnkesparrc. connections Tor Potts
tao T.. VI. daily. except Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and interncdiatc stations.
o;2o 4. VI. daily lsunday at 5:l5 p NJ for EAsrON
and Intermediate stations.
$40 T.. Vi. daily SUNDAY 600 =. Nj. for BUFFAG.o.
sleeper vrstibuled train ~ Y. to chicago sleeper to
Buffalo; connections Tor Reading and Harrisburg.
G;30 4. NJ. daily, except sunday FOR MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
0tOO 4. VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all polntI
West. Pullman sccpcrs TO Chicago and Buffalo.
Additional SUNDAY trains; II 90 a. NJ. MAUCH
CHUNK and POrTSVII.I.E and all intermediate stations
Tickets ana Pullman accommodations Mt 20. 2Gi. pa
aud l.323 broadway. It3 Bowery ~ East lth-st 1856
East l25th-st New-York; $50 Fulton-st.. Court ST.
and Vs Broadway. Ilroo klyn. y. Y.
The New-yorl Transfer Company will cell for and
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SOCIAL EVOLUTION.

BY BENJAMIN KIDD. svo. $3.50.
THE name Of Mr.. benjamin KIDD author of very
striking work on Social Evolution. is. 50 FAR "a We
know the literary world; but It Is not often that
a new and unknown writer makes his first appearance
with a work so novel conception. fertile in sug-
geson and the whole powerful Ia exposition as
Social Evolution appears to US TO be. a book
which no serious thinker should neglect. and reade:
can study without recognizing It as the work Of n
sngularly penetrating and original mind."-The Times
Uondon).
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
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Efdthcrs.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beaver-st. No 10. and No 123 Peari-st: THE
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FLORIDA SHORT LINE.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY
(AnthracIte coal usod e7ciusively)
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Cunnirn prcpsrtp for Sale.

4 TruACTIvE HOMES at Harrington Park. bergen
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BY the author of The Heavenly Twins"
OUR MANIFOLD NATURE.
Stories from Life. BY SARAH GRAND. author OF THE
Heavenly Twins" ''Ideala" "singularly Deluded,"
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In these stories author Of The Heavenly Twins
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90 Get for Businsss purposes.

Because OF our removal the new MclON" W.
srpvr pr-r1DING corner Duane and Broadway we
nave two floors co Of offices rent at reduceu a''
in the POTTER BUILDING. IS Park Row-aoou' SIN"
rooms-whioh will be rented either sngly or IN SUITES
Apply MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE A0"OOi'
TON. IS Park Row.
We have ALSO several floors still remaining unren'ed
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NIchlron.nvr Atlantic City y ] Near beach jas HooI
VIRGINIA H07r SPRINGS.

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Jnstrncilon.

Jn5trntllon.
For Young Ladies City.
ID OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL For GIRLS.
ID NO co. 6TH-AVE
Rev. DR.. and Mrs CHAS H. GARDNER. Principals
nj ADEMOISELIE VELTIN
Ah SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
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Uinier Resorts.

f1'HE ELKToN, ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. Kentucky
n0fnimsnts arst-claaA ~ u. VILE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-29
Mutual Fire insurance.

4 ,S25. insurance written by the
Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning
Insurance Co., Mexico, Mo-, the first
year, Nov. 22nd. 500 paid for loss
es! What does this show? A saw.
ing to the po'icy'holders of over ST.
500. The people of Audrain county
should know that mutual fire insur-
ance has been conducted in adjoining
counties with eminent success for
over thirty years. st. Charles Mutual,
organized in 1866, has insurance in
force amounting to over $2,OOO,O 900
and is saving the policy holders from
500 to $40, 900 annually. Shall
we impoverish ourselves to enrich the
East while other counties are build
ing up great insurance companies at
home? We have a company equally
as well started as any of these, back
ed up by $15,266.20 il premium
notes, and cash in bank s676.3S.
The foundation is well laid. Let ev.
cry honest citizen lend a hand and
We can soon protect ourselves by a
magnificent fortress.
". FL. KEENAN,, Pres.
Attest: W. L. FowLEs, Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-29
M~ARTINSBURG ITEMS.
Correspondents Of the Lsdssr.

Correspondents of the Ledger.
MARTINsBuRG, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-
Miss Louise Haar, is in jefferson
City, called there by the death of a
relative.
Mrs.S.E. Taylor returned Monday
from an extended visit to Fulton and
vicinity.
Mrs. o. p. Jones and little daugh.
ter, of Mexico, visited at DR.. Taylor's
from Saturday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank billiard. of
Shamrock, made q pleasant visit to
the Burg, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stuyken-
Snyder, nee Miss Emma Cones were
married at the Catholic church Tues
day at $50, by Father Haar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Hughlett visit
ed in Auxvasse Sunday.
Miss Carrie Wilburn made a short
visit in Wellsville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Feery, nee
Miss Josie Drake, surprised their
many friends last week by getting
married; congratulations are extend
ed to the happy couple.
Dr.. Cox, of Wellsvilie made a
pleasant call at the Burg, Sunday.
Our Methodist brethren are max
ing large preparations for a Thanks
giving dinner and supper, they so.
licit the patronage of their friends.
MIR. Caleb Guthrie, of Mexico, has
put in a nice line of mems furnish
ing goods, and solicits the patronage
OF the public in this end of the coun-
ty and the other end Of Montgomery
county.
Mrs. Ed. Wright is the guest of
friends in Wellsville.
Thomas O'Donnell, formerly
known as uncle Tom, died Sunday,
"A, at his sons, near Martinsburg;
in his 18th year, after an illness of
several months. Uncle Tom was
n OF u earliest settlers in this part
OF Montgomery county, and was well
and favorably known everywhere and
will be greatly missed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-29
WALKER DISTRICT ITENS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
WALKER DISTRICT, Nov. 81
Farmers are blowing.
Wheat looks fine but not much
sown.
There was an old ladies' reunion
at Mrs. kennett's last week.
Miss Daisy Bruce entertained the
young folks of the community last
Sabbath and gave them all the oys.
tiers they could eat.
Miss Clemmie Coakley visited Miss
Lena Petty in Wellsville, last Satur.
day and Sunday.
J. w. Coakley and wife celebrated
their silver wedding last Sunday by
taking dinner with their friend, Rush
Ball.
No one now living will see Nilsson,
ri go Republican again.
Mr.. Thompson is remodeling his
barn.
Edward Cole didn't get the pie 81
though he fixed his mouth for it.
Mr.. Rush Ball last Monday ship
ped a nice bunch of hogs at $4.25
per hundred.
Misses Lulu Carricole, Hester
kennett and Nora Coakley spent the
evening at Mr.. W. z. Balls last
week and had a great time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-29
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Chas. t"rbett, a Cousin OF Jim, Badly
Injured While Coupling Cars Near
the Jefferson street Crossing.

Chas. Corbett, a brakeman on the
local Wabash freight, west bound,
No. 21,was very seriously hurt Tues.
day afternoon about 4:30 O'Clock
while coupling cars. He was be-
tween two cars to couple them and
as they came together the couplers
failed to guide straight and hitting
the pin knocked it up into Corbett's
face, breaking his jaw and cheek
bones and nose, besides scraping a
great amount of flesh from the side
Of his face where the pin struck. He
was knocked clear out from between
the cars.
After 81 great shock he managed
to get up apd crawl into the pilot of
the engine and ride to the depot I'm.
assisted. The Wabash physician
here vas Immediately called and
after Corbett had received some
medical aid the train was side
tracked and the engine took him to
Moberly in the caboose, where he
arrived and was in the Wabash hos
pital there within an hour after the
accident His conditipn ia very
serious and his recovery is quite
doubtful.
Corbett's home is in the state OF
California, but he was located at
Moberly. He is a first cousin to the
champion pugilist, James Corbett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-29
farm isurnet.

The large barn OH w. f. Crockett's
farm, 3 miles southwest of Mexico,
burned to the ground Saturday
evening about 6 o'clock. The barn
was valued at 5000 and insured for
$500. The contents of the barn,
consisting of farming implements
and considerable grain to the value
of aboutS50O were also burned which
was insured for $500. One hundred
chickens were also burned. Mr..
Crockett is entirely confident that
the barn was burned by an incen-
diary,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-29
UNION CHAPEL ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
UNION CHAPEL, November 81
School has closed for two weeks or
account of measles.
Miss Nora Evans has returned
from a two weeks visit to relatives
in the vicinity of Wellsville.
The corn crop of this vicinity has
made a yield of about 20 bushels pei
acre.
Mrs. Nat Yelton is quite sick with
fever.
Alex. Duckworth has bought
nice bunch of calves to feed nexl
spring.
We are going TO have a wedding
in this vicinity this week.
Fred English visited friends and
relatives in this vicinity last Sunday
Mike Stevens and Squire Dillon
have had another horse trade.
Miss Ollie Evans visited r. L,
Caldwell last Sunday.
P. Waters has gone to Hams
Prairie to live.
o. Dishman is going to Texas the
LIST of January on a visit.