Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-10-13

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Look out for tramps'
vebsr wants funiture store
Hope letter will appear next
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spbscribe for the LEDGER and be
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sber. .,o
,.,;,s At last votes to build a $50
40 st MARSHALL
r.. St. Louis fair receipts were
psrds Of $4,000
eE. Brooks has our thanks for
/ Il, Lesdvllle papers.
he. Hazen, of Laddonia, has just
s.osd first class meat shop
INN. George, Of Worcester, this
,,ppty, is happy again. 1t is a boy
vm. Mixer while IN St. Louis en
,,,s for New York was robbed Of
so. |
eating news out of some papers,
.Hte sucking cider through split
rsw.
rb. C. & A. BY. pays the city
ris for damage done the cemetery
y fire.
Elegant, wide street crossings are
/. hs mt down at the four corners of
BE- square.
Josiah Wright and wife have re-
armed after a very pleasant trip
,ross The pond.
Miss Knoebel, of Benton City, had
leo fractured Tuesday night while
ncing polka.
E,IGoyernor Hardin is home again
ARiug well and hearty. He never
ssysd better health.
The Catholic fair for the benefit of
a,. church will come off at Opera
Bouse, Oct. 26 and ~.
The grand jury found several in
dstreuts against parties for selling
rhisky without license.
The pond near the woolen mill is
ring filed up, and the c. & A. R. R.
sxk will be Strengthened.
Thos. Pearson and James Kee, of
as county, are going to remove to
saton county to reside.
VT. House, of Wellsville, wal
ied last week by falling against |
arulsr saw while in motion.
Vim. F. Reed has just returned
tu the East with the finest line ol
PODS ever brought to Mexico.
INN. George, Of Worcester, has
bout 200 bushels of good apples
Il sells them at SOC per bushel.
The Vandalia Leader has laid of
patent side and now comes to th'
smt red-hot home printed paper:
We did not know there were a
suy people in the world as we saw
4 the s.. Louis fair last Thursday
When will wonders ever cease
Ne learn that Sam Evans has jumped
A town; leaving several reminders
The Cincinnati Enquirer distin
Eshes the two factions as Guitea,
npublicans and Garfield Republi
M.
lb estimated that visitors spen
us 8, 900, 900 In St. Louis during
lir week. A fair is a big thing for
hsn.
The Express and telegraph offices
llbe moved, next month, into th'
nom formerly occupied by the 99t
lore.
We have just received a new lot o.
&htest styles of type. The LED
nis bound to keep pace with tht
ines.
Charley Clark has sold his inter
u in the livery firm Of Clark &
Eaer to Miller who will carry OF
b business.
senator Bayard was elected Presi
msof the Senate, and the democratic
Ng d nov within one man Of hav
9tae President.
'. b. II. Russell, a prominent
Rsney Of 81. Louis, who is coun'
aior Ferris in the Gill & Ferris
Ut nsde rs call yesterday.
&c. Hagen, Of Santa Fe, Mo-, il
sierking for L. Phillip, the ''sta
@aler" Of this city, and would b.
Hsed to see his many friends.
aoan Daniel, John spotswood, Pat
ana, Fred Miskell and severa
n have gone down southwes
W hunting. We wish them sue
~.
y d. Grasty is again reporting 70
@hteiiigencer. Mexico will no,
MA good daily. Mr.. Grasty is
eiaaa reporter and what is more
'natleman.
~
Belle Morris has returned fror
enoed trip East. Her man
- and admirers are glad to wei
nome. She will be one 9
den in society this winter.
s order should be kept at th
asuse. Sometimes we have
Leadvllle audience. Whe
ssder Is kept on the stage, ther