Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-22

Cee Joe and NIcS new sign.
Go to W. C. Barnes for lumber,
Our moon daily will soon be ripe.
The LEDGER the rest of the year for
81.
Mrs. f. Rines is in st. Louis on a
visit.
The peach crop will not be very
heavy.
Our moon" daily will not be 8
patent sheet.
DR.. Davis, of Sturgeon, was in
Mexico Friday.
The Ringo House has a new cook
from New York.
John Coil is putting up a fine hotel
at Martinsburg.
Miss Henrietta Cooch is visiting
in Sedalla, No.
D. E. Shea has our thanks for val
liable statistics.
Wish some one would send us
Some more tracts.
Col. May OF Salt Lake City, made
us a call last week.
Rev. T. J. Gooch has our thanks
for st. Joe papers.
Read Joe & Vic's advertisement.
They mean business.
Farmers think it is unlucky to
work on ~hangman's day.
J. Med. Trinble was in Columbia
this week on legal business.
Look out for thieves and pick
pockets next Monday, circus day.
Prot. II. B. Rogers. the artist cut
ter, can be found at Blum & Sons.
Miss Katie Wright, of Newton,
Iowa, has been visiting in this city.
Miss Rebecca Glascock has return
ed from 4 pleasant visit to Hannibal.
The reports about the Ringo House
going 10 change hands are all false.
G. b. MIaciarlano attended the
Supreme Court at Jefferson City this
week.
About S15. 1000 is paid out each
month by the G. q \. pay car, in
Mexico.
Joe Bsrth (of the firm of Joe &
Vic) and wife are stopping at the
Ringo House
Hutton's daily says Jake Mnldrow
turned pale the day he was executed.
We did not notice it.
Mrs. Rodman has gone East to
buy her springs goods. See adver-
tisement in this issue.
Moody, the auctIoneer, is going to
leave this city. This will spoil the
ladies' afternoon resort.
The LEDGER comes ont but once q
week, and still the people can get the
news from no other source.
Ian Morris, Red Galloway and
Wm. Woodward, of this city, took in
the fox chase in Galloway.
The Daily Herald has hooked on
to another man. We don't know
who will be at the helm by the time
this is read.
Tom Carter of the Sturgeon Leader,
{ took in the hanging. You could not
keep Tom away from a ''pulling
match"
There is more local news in this
issue of the LEDGER than there has
been in Mexico's patent back dallles
for a mouth.
See the only full and complete az
count Of the execution of Faucet and
= Muldrow on the first page in this Is
pc of the LEDGER.
B. F. Dohyns, of this city, would
Hake a Pood delegate to the Cincin,
ihti Convention. Give the young
democrats a show.
". +. Whitney was in the city las
eek. viii has one of the fines
Affrms in Saline county. He is looking
: FEell, and likes farming.
IA. We trust that there will not be an
ther hanging in Audrain county TO
.hITty years. If hanging don't stol
nsarder we don't know what will.
The wind storm of Sunday did
great deal OF damage to property a
ever the state. 1t was accompanieg
Nath a polar wave that was hard o
the fruit.
DR.. II. c. Vaughn, of Paris, Mo.
arecent graduate of the Missou
Medical College, OF St. Louis, Mo
s,s in the city yesterday, with a vie
q locating.
9. NJ. Mayhall, Of the Rails Count
kecord, took in the hanging. Ma,
hdl has many friends in Audrai
q says Audrain's candidates f
aate offices are booming in Rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hicks, e
Ned last Sunday in Mexico, visiti1
Me family of j. M. Marmaduke, MI
Hicks old home. They left for LIE
lgton, Missouri, Monday, where
~ open q book store.