Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-15
The LEDGER is "hying."
"Things look rather dusty
Patrick MCGOWAN is dead.

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Gen. Marmaduke is a candidate
for Governor.
Mike Gorth has justreceived a large
lot of collars.
Go to W. G. Barnes for lumber.
Look out for pickpockets and bur-
glars Tomorrow.
We are glad to learn that Pete
Bedell will recover.
Yoke the two dalies up and see
which is the heaviest.
Only 200 votes were polled at the
Fulton city election.
Go to w. c. Barnes for lumber.
There wont be much blowing done
in Audrain tomorrow.
As soon as the executions are over
circuscs will be in order.
Mrs. Allen is an accomplished
dressmaker. Give Eer a call.
Frost will not bite (at) the Mexico
REHABILITATION Enterprise.
A boulevard is to be built between
independence and Kansas City.
In New York the better class of
Republicans are opposed to Grant.
We will start our moon daily
when Mexico gets q street sprinkler.
Go to w. C.. Barnes for lumber.
One I'd Frank sees we'll enough to
know what kind Of goods the people
want.
The LEDGER will start noon daily
if the people can't get along with out
one.
Mrs. Lizzie Hicks, of St. Louis,
was visiting her home in Mexico the
first of this week.
Lon Hall is clerking for the ''Barth
Bros" No trouble to show goods
call and see them.
d. n. Evans and II. d. Hunter
have formed a 20 partnership as build
ers and architects.
Audraln's Irishman will make it
warm for the man that beats him for
Secretary of State.
Col. Hutton has started his little
patent-back daily. 1t will never
carry him into Congress.
Col. Hutton saw there was no show
to be Lieut. Governor, so he solaces
himself with his little ''daily."
Col. Reddington says he don't
think Col. Hutton shows much charity
in starting All opposition daily.
As we said last year, and fear we
will say next year, Mexico needs a
street sprinkler very badly.
DR.. j. s. Lockrldge, of Sturgeon,
was in the city Tuesday, and made
this office a pleasant call.
Col. McIlhany is no longer with
the InteUigencer. He don't like to
play second fiddle for waning glory.
Go to W. c. Barnes for lumber.
The Republicans are talking of
putting a local ticket in the field this
summer. To insure success they
ought to start a daily paper.
We are glad to see that but little
interest is being taken in the double
hanging, which is to take place to.
morrow.
Mr.. N. A. Watson, the gentleman
ly agent Of the Inter- Ocean Circus,
made this office a business call Tues
day, as our advertising columns will
show.
Recollect, Mrs. Muldrow & Clark
are still at their old stand, and are
selling millinery goods low down. &c
and see them.
l.. Smith, our new night police
man, will prove a most proficient
Official. He was on the st. Louis
foilce force for years.
lie new council and city officers
nave been installed and are in work
ing order. Mexico has a 1uost ex-
eeiient council of live energetic men
Mrs. Maldrow & Clark are still or
the southwest corner of the square
selling more goods than ever. Theil
spring styles of hats, bonnets, rib
cons, &C., cannot be surpassed in this
city.
u. IL. Mcintyre, John P. Clark
W. II. KEENAN,, James Carroll, j
"eD. Irimble and II. M. White. al
vi Mexico, attended the State Immi
grafton Meeting in St. Louis thi.
week.
We were very much interested il
p'i''ics while in St. Louis, but ar.
Inaole to tell at this writing sswh,
! sel there" We are emily sur,
TWO parties Faucet and Null
hs. We think they will ssge
saaa. tomorrow at p. m.,-via