Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

f't WIN VI SStiSt>.
len new subscribers for tie LEDGER
this week, and still the good work
goes on.
: The LEDGER gives all the news.
Only scsenty-fvc cents till January
1st. 1881.
W. II. Barton is the only mar in
MEXICO that thought Garfield would
be nominated.
What has become of the electric
hight! Where was Edison when the
light went out?
). IL. Crawford of this county, was
married last Monday to Miss Foster,
of Decatur, Ill.
What has become of the stalwarts
who sad Grant would be nominated
on the first ballot!
Fred Grant says: "It is a id
shame they did not nominate Pa
The country is lost.
The wind last week made . total
wreck OF some of the trees in the
court house yard.
VIM, Pasqueth was out with q
tandem team last week. Mexico is
putting on airs.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company have put another wire into
their city office.
Miss Sallie Conyers, of Paris, Mo,
is visiting her sister Mrs. W. A. Eu-
bank, of this city.
Mrs. Lander and daughter, Miss
Fannie, have returned from their
visit 10 Nebraska.
Rob't Jenkins, of Cuivrc township,
died last Monday week of paralysis.
He was 50 years old.
j. L. CLARK has put up wind mill
for the purpose of pumping water at
the Rock Spring Dairy.
We were very glad to notice that
the closing exercises of Hardin Col
legc were we'll attended.
Miss Annie Hafards gave her
school 4 picnic Tuesday. The chill
dren had u glorious time.
W. think Il semi-daily paper might
pay in Mexico, if run right. Any
thing will pay if run right.
Joseph ii. Rodes, of Paris, Mo,
who is spending IL few days in our
city, called on Us yesterday.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company have moved thcircity Office
INTO the Exchange Bank room.
The Grant party was thrown ahase.
Chester A. Arthur, Of New York, =
stalwart, WAS elected second fiddler.
See biz advertisement of Blum 4
Co, in this i~sur OF the L,rMrr.
They mean lm:inc4s. Give then. -
call.
There wa Il terrible wiu,l storm in
! st. Louis last FRIDAY, attended with
severe loss OF property. Some lives
lost.
Let those who cove :. J. Tildcn
something support him. The LEDGER
is for the ina that 4 carry New
York.
Willie Nivion has returned from
the Gunnison country. He was afraid
of losing his scalp. The utcs wanted
To Use it.
Garfield, another Ohio man, to the
front. oh! yes, there IL another
man who lives in Ohio. His name is
Thurman.
The new Christian Church on Lit
,lrhy, = miles east OF this city, will
lac dedicated iy Ed. ln". y. brooks,
next Sunday.
Wonder how many hours Of SLEEP
Blaine. Grant and Sherman have
lost during the past len pleasant
june nights.
Grant is glad he was nomi-
mated. He wilt have the laugh at
Garfield when the Democrats beat
him next November.
Sol. IIu.hlctt, of WclI.vilie, was
in Mexico yesterday attending circuit
court. He says Montgomery is solid
for Hughes for circuit Judge.
The Western Union Telegraph Co
very kindly, during the convention al
Chicago, furnished free telearams tC
the press and people of Mexico.
Mr..A. W. Trnili'S MANY friends
in Mexico were rriniccd to find hin
40 much improved in health. The
Professor is enjoying most excellent
health.
Grants friends need look for NJ
favors in the way of postoilircs from
Garfield. But they will finally have
the laugh on him when he is beat il
November.
Alexander Martin, of st. Louis
candidate for Supreme Judge, was il
Mexico last Friday We found hin
a very sociable as well as learned
gentleman.
The Cincinnati Convention meet
on Monday, 2lst day of June. Ih'
Western Union Telegraph Co., viii
post free bulletins during the sitting
of this convention.