Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-07
needs a fire company.

squire Gillian "'' ''
:. ao,atoes 80 cents per bushel.
!. nush the paper mill scheme.
'us rAorv nuts so cents per bushel.
% ,..sr.nd jury have their hands
- Dan Mcintyre has been very
o. n..ae,s advertisement on first
pxbse has a Hancock & English
tpol-
81 Shell is attending the St.
suas fair.
80 esope fed at least a2s people
& satafday:
u. ne glad to learn that Mrs.
dcber j. much DETER
IN. ,orsted, chlnchllla and beaver
I reo.,s a I. Franks.
q Z k.rn that Perry, Rails county,
q i have a paper soon.
u B. Hooton is acting sheriff
L.sse d. Glascock is sick.
The St. Louis fair never was as
~E1atsnded from this city.
h luetor Tom Hughes is spend
y IA vacation in Colorado.
was an immense crowd in
&aiardsy-stock sales day.
N. Lizzie Hicks, nee Marmaduke,
her home in this city.
I waite of the c. & A. r. R.,
IL the Kansas City office.
Mrs.. VIM. CLARK, wife of Conduc.
!. N Clark of this city, died last week.
Asige number OF our citizens
! ydGki 10" Moberly and its fair last
Lee Mcconnell and John Ricketts,.
~ are in the east, have our. thank:
kpapers.
Hrsiped last Saturday night, "a'
IL hteligeacer prophesied for thu
It few years"
Nsare reliably informed that Meth
JaIian nor Maud S. will enter
II lecture field.
arl must now have a red rims
round the bottom of her dress, o
u Is not happy.
Tie LEDGER publishing Buckner'
letter was like throwing a bombshel
int the Grcenback camp.
&c. Greenman, one of the Z. 4
rs popular conductors, leaves for
tip TO California next week.
The WOODEN mill of this city ha
contracts that will keep them bus.
night and day till Christmas.
Bob Steele, one of David Bros.
Blum's accommodating clerks, hs
~ thanks for a tony necktie.
Joe Berry, a carpenter, fell fror
se Presbyterian parsonage last Mon
day, injuring his spine very seriously
Don't fa,l to read the article in thi
issue by Collector DobyLs. He ha
bsen grossly misrepresented, as WI,
be seen.
Our lumber merchants all tell u
that their sales for the past month O
% have been unprecedented in til
history. Of Mexico.
Don't fail to read Mrs. Henderso
Paulin's advertisement In thi
papef. The ladies all say they hav
~ elegant stock of goods.
Having business in Kansas City los
xsss, we took a vote on the tral
xish the following result: Hancock
70; Garfield, IL; Weaver, /.
Gale Guthrie, of David Bros.
bum, has our thanks for a nobby 81
q cuff buttons. Gale is one of Me,
lco's most popular statesmen.
Champ Clark has sold the Louis
ana Press to Jamison, the forme
zpfoprietor. We are sorry to 10.
Issaanp from the brother hood.
Ne have not the room to note 9
Rose who went to the st. Louis fai
~ would be easier to give the nam
q those who remained at home.
\. Blum has just purchased Be-
neConnell's residence, west of Il
'';slossaihoes for $500. Bobas goir
ssp Slatst TO take charge of the hots
aS@.aa 49, usza 1 - ~
III sprprising to zee the amou
e. e. .shlallding thai i being donein A
slln county. MOI less thin thir
- Houses are being built il Mexic
8; !: S. me strike among tie nen work.
20 q DEC. / A. K. list week was
..ss'f mail affair. A fsT mStwant
Raees, but srs still wanting.
the cpizootic has broken out
Nss York City,. AT least one-h
e loaesi . thatscity have this d
though not IN az bada form
F,
Ars. Sarah Clark Of Chester, Mas
Alas Susie Cunningham of Tr'
=. j., are visiting the family
sedge 3. p. Cunningham of t
ee.y.
hee Gs..sy,sshe congsniel .
%rfiinsreporter Of the Int
seAcer, went=to 81. Louis to see
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