Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-03-04
Annie Laura, let us hear from YOU

Gill & Garrett will soon move into
their new store.
II. Martin Williams is now in
Springfield, Mo.
There were 446 deaths in st. Louis
during February.
S. W. Buckley will not be a csndi.
date for recorder.
The county court has settled with
the road overseers.
Warner Potts will not be a candi-
date for reelection.
Henry Fowler has been very sick,
hut is now some better.
The Home Club party Tuesday
night was a grand success.
Mss Fannie Stanhope leaves for
her kentucky home to-day.
DR.. j. W. Atkinson is practicing
with W. W. Rodman, NJ. d.
Capt. d. H. Mcintyre has been in
St. Louis for The past few days.
Look out for a snide agent for
Madame Demorest's Magazine.
Wednesday, the 18th day of March,
is st. Patrick's day-in the morning.
An addition to the public school
building is contemplated this summer.
Henry Clay Dean delivered two
excellent lectures in this city last
week.
Call at ''Jakes'' and smoke his
choice, the best 5 cent cigar ever
made.
L. Phillip is daily expected home
from the East with a mammoth stock
Of goods.
DIR. Grasty made a very appropri-
ate prayer for Walker Kilgore last
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Gray, of Indiana, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Of this city.
J. E. Lee sold, last week, SO 1-2
acres Of land neal Thompson Station,
to Ben Sims.
''Jake' sent a box of his cigars
up to the boys in Jail last week. They
were delighted.
See Morris big advertisement il
this issue. They mea business
Give them a call.
Eoberly races this season are OF
the 3rd, 4th and 9Th of June. 1892,
is offered IN purses.
Look out for u Fridays edition
For sale by all news boys and deal
ers, at 5 cents a copy.
J. d. Tucker, Mark Pitcher, Chas
Murray, Joe Botkin, d. Henderso
and several others are all completin
new dwelling houses.
VIM. Pollock will, without doubt
be a candidate for reelection. II
has made a good mayor.
Candidates cards printed in elegar
style at this office. Nothing charge
for a cut of hand shaking.
William Maynard, of the Mcberl
Headlight, and Judge Buckhart
made us a social call last Friday.
March came in like-not like
lion Or iamb-but a goat. Bette
look out for some weather this montl
Tom Coons, J. j. Winscott, To-
Armstrong, f. T. Gibbs and sever
others, are looking for Warner Pott
shoes.
Look out for our Fridays edition
Bring in your advertisements for tn
paper, and send in your names if yt
wish a copy of it.
Mr.. Woodruff has sold out his i
terest in the barber shop and go1
back to California. Mr.. Dunn W
(DnfIpna tho h,,oi,nSs
Judge Forrist has defended ov
200 men charged with murder. X
gore is the first MAI he ever failed
save from the gallows.
Last Tuesday, W. r. Carter sc
"Gold Dust" to Coons & Wallace I
1925. "Gold Dust is a geer, a
well worth the money.
Maj. R. E. Lawder was confirm
as Internal Revenue Collector I
this district last Friday. He v
get his papers this week.
Brice Edwards is studying me
cine with DIR. M~acfarlane. Brice
good, steady boy and will succe
at whatever he undertakes.
+. Silver, one of Jefferson Cit
leading lawyers, spent last Sunday
Mexico at his fathers. Ed. s,
Hockaday looms for Governor.
ID. Clay Dean made us a pleas
call while in Mexico. He says
LEDGE is one of the Invest papers
the state and an honor to Audrain
L. B. Buckner will, without dou
be a candidate for reelection.
Tells US that he has lost but one c
before the recorder during this tel