Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-04-29

The city council met last Moh"a!
sisht.
Col. Hutton did not attend the
circus.
George Laforce is going to build a
peH house.
THE County Court meets first Mon
day in May.
p Clark & Son are doing a heavy
land business.
Dr French has Jul thanks for ta-
vors this week.
We asked for rain and hail stones
we're given US.
Hale stones fell last Saturday as
b. as goose eggs.
The old people went to the circus
la see the animals
George Kabrich has gone to st.
'Lqais for spring goods.
Coils. Hutton and Reddington will
nat consolidate their daiiics.
". C. Walker, Of wyoming Terri
tng, is visiting in this city.
Judge Forrest attended the Dan
lille circuit court this week.
Med. TrimbIe attended circuit
|eea.t al Danyille this week.
The public school will give q very
|at0eable entertainment i'll May.
Buck Beer-it bucks worse than a
billie goat. Al least, it used to.
Mr. Wheeler, a prominent citizen
sl banker Of Fulton, died last Fri
|dy.
Acouple of the Fulton boys did
MT come over TO the show. Wonder
SIR?
w. Williams is closing out at cost.
lie will retire trom the grocery busi-
|aess.
Moody, the auctienccr, has gone.
There is a vacancy now hard to BIZ
Filled.
L. Phillip, the star clothing man,
is in st. Louis, buying some more
goods.
u. Gill, who has been very sicl
fl winter, is again confined to th'
house.
Uncle Joe Watts has returned from
Ielas. lie says there is no place
|lhe home.
The LEDGER the rest Of this yea
tf one dollar. Now is the accept
ed time."
We are glad to see that +. II. Day
NO has been very sick, is again abb
to be out,
II. Glascock has a new suit Of gray
The man in gray" is a terror t
criminals.
i. B. Gull had one glass broker
out Of his house during the hail storm
1t vas insured.
We aw a good many people at TIL
circus Monday that we did not see a
church Sunday.
We were glad to notice that so fe'
9l our farm ers left their work to al
tend the circus.
Y. W. Baker has just returned fro,
lineage, where he completed som
heavy land trades.
As soon as we get ready to run til
o''ef two dailics out of town we wi
s'ait our noon daily.
"eo. Eastin, of the Glasgow Jou
hai' is a hale fellow well met, and
thorough newspaper man.
ihefe were fewer p eople in to I'll
'fe'is Monday than we ever knew G
Ill OCCASION of that kind.
hi'sey d Wade have opened
blacksmith shop at Thompson Station
iney will have a good trade.
Inc ladies of the Espiscopal churc
Ute going to give a ssMother Goose
entertainment in a few weeks.
hearney, the boss Greenbacker,
%'He work house now, with his hea
''aSed and striped clothes on.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, much t
' otii2ht Of her many friends, wi
fN"o tlls summer in Mexico.
'ailes Pasqueth is the leadin
,ahess maker and saddler of centr.
~a'Ssouri. Give him a call.
We are glad to learn that NJ
"eaeli is able to be out. He sa,
only the good die young"
a little son of Tom S. Pearson
N' county, was bitten by a rattl
As last week. He is doing we'll.
10 Aae GAINESVILLE Sentinel got out
S"'Aus extra. Anderson is a liz
a'fd Knows how to please b
leaders.
lux Lancaster, of st. Louis, sa.
, Aaaay has no show. Lancaste
eiay and Billie Rider don't +,
Se state of Missouri.
ose oaiiee & Brooks new adve
> eht IN this issue Of the LEDGEl
icy nave the finest line of wall pap
central Missouri. Call ON them.