Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-04

Best maple syrup at =. -. MOTIFS
& Co. 2S-4t
Mayor Bassford deserves great
credit for the good order on election
day.
The fusion in Audrain was con-
fusion. Simply this and nothing
more.
Judge Douglass has returned from
Eureka Springs much improved in
health.
Fresh confectioneries at Il. c.
Pauls. 27-5t.
The Greenback leaders are now
~canvassing for 1882. "Banquo will {
not down."
Harve Allen We learn will act as
night policeman in place of ]. J. Parks
"resigned."
Lee Mcconnell is going East to
accept a position 10 a wholesale drug
house.
The c. & A. Division il still at
Mexico. Bowling Green papers please
copy.
Viewers vote in Audrain shows
the strength of the great( ?~)tireenback
; party.
Col. Jacoby has returned from Ill
inois, and will spend the winter in
this city.
Rev. B. T. Lacy preached at the
Presbyterian Church in this city last
Sunday.
, Edward Rines leaves for the State
: of Florida. He is thinking of buying
. an orange grove.
70 C. o. Morris & Co.'S is the place
. to buy fresh groceries. 2S-4t
The "great and growing Greenback
ne party" got 6 votes at Vandalia and 4
ey at Laddonia.
We The election went just as the SIN
teuiqeacer prophesied it wonId for the
a last four years."
ey Some of our leading Masons organ
lied a lodge neal W. H. Whites il
re- this county yesterday.
Perry, Rails county, is to have
newspaper, and still ingersoll say
u there is no such place.
Capt. Currie will move to Mexic
to live, and occupy the Samuels PROF
Of erty on Liberty street.
5s.Those who laugh last laugh best,
e is but when q man don't get to laua
ply at all, he is in q bad fix.
The total increase of the vote
} a this county over the last PRESIDENT
lool election in 1876 is S44.
The Greenbackers will now join t
old parties. They say that they
: dispusted with the fat idea.
,.., The little fuss after the polls cl'
.ro. ed Tuesday, was not q row o.
+,vr politics, but a private matter.
The Columbia trains on that brar
pper will not be run to Mexico till NJ
alive spring-if then. This is official.
J. A. Brooks & Son have
her largest and cheapest assortment
lamps and lanterns in the city. {
and see them. 1854
visit -" :
!, the The "coons" who went from Nj
n find co to St. Louis to register so t
t tnls could vote tor Bosenblatt did not
H ~. down to vote-they knew they v
watched.
INV Buy the Domestic Sewing Macl
Dinb. of s. L. Mexican. He sells them
iache. S25 to $40-cheaper than the CHI
'geni- eat. 29-3t.
sue 60"
liant Our rooster is doing good
exico. this week. We received a telee
'burg from the Galloway Gazette to
HIM owe that the low salary tick
that county was routed.
t and
!, says; Cur friend Irwin ]. Sims toll
Liver Wednesday to announce him for
/, hear office in 1889, upon tue Green
r, un- platform. There is no use friend
e n am the boys are all coming back.
o state J.. A. Brooks 4 Son have the
l ever est and cheapest assortment Of 6
Did by ware and queensware in the city
!, ~ "1 will pay any n to give them
before buying elsewhere. &C.
The school house at Martins
! ny he M" was burned last Tuesday. The g
70 and books and Masonic papers,
Ia A we're in the same, were burnat
,up or new house will be built at once,
ads TO the school in the meantime vi
STTWP. carried on IN q rented bhilding.
. q c an The Republicans are happy.
est, use are greeted on every corner
nee, 20 ..how is your roosterf" We b
: Mar. rooster; we never did have any
WON. ter; Ne don't want any rooste
have no use Tor q r0osters We
city, not know what do with > roo
~ nNta s.. h.a an. Sand M : hen.
Dad up
y miles tssadas = a.sesrs
8 trade. We hare upon our tahia . q
i worth the naundsy School Helper,
Co. He BY Ed. !. H. Hardin Of this q
kinds Of
ltgomeFy meet WIN - ''up
!. 27-7t. name.