Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-06-02
-mpYRoDY SHOULD eo!-su
ppsrVAL OF THE ROSE
TONIGHT!

Circuit Court opens next Mohoay.
10 have the locusts but no wild
honey.
New Mexico now appears to be the
Mecca.
Mexico now has two bakers
wagons.
Charley Settle is at the Eureka
Springs.
The Ringo House has another and
larger bus.
". C. Barnes is in st. Louis buy
ing lumber
7 G. B., Laddonia.-Your letter
csme too late.
The addition to the Wooden Mill is
pssrly finished.
Roscoe Conkling's chances for re-
election are poor.
State Teachers Association at Sweet
Springs June 2lst.
Chas. Grasty, of the Sedalia Dem
ocrat, is in the city.
We are glad to see j. E. Hutton
sgain able to be out.
D. 7. C. Ready is at the Excelsior
Springs for his health.
We are glad TO know that John r.
Bishop is fast recovering.
A. Carter showed us last week blue
grsss 3 feet 10 inches high.
The colored people are going to
celebrate the Fourth of July.
Our city fathers are dong big
thing by Improving sidewalks.
Quaker meeting at the Liberty St.
NJ. E. Church next Monday night.
DR.. Koontz has sold his ponies to
Mr.. Clark. of Paris, Mo. for $3.50.
Mrs. Lizzie Hicks, nee Miss Lizzie
Msrmaduke, is visiting in Mexico.
Mexico should have a humane So
eiety, to prevent cruelty to animals.
Don't fail to attend the examina-
lions now going on at Hardin College.
c. W. Baker sold his fine span of
horses 10 Mr.. Moss, of Columbia, for
$500.
Ed. Silver, a prominent lawyer of
Jefferson City, is visiting relatives
here.
James Bright, the popular livery
man Of Slater, spent last Sunday in
Mexico.
II the locusts would only
deyour the chintz bugs we would be
happy.
See notice of administrators sale
by R. E. Lawder in this issue of the
LEDGER.
The ~bee-ksepers of the State meet
here to-day. A sweet lot of fellows,
We guess.
W. W. Fry and J. Med. Trimble,
attorneys, were in Slater this week
On business.
A man that would drive and beat a
horse to death would make a good
book agent.
Cassidy & Bell have just finished a
fine delivery wagon for J. NJ. Menefee.
It's a daisy.
D. D. Woodward, sheriff, one of
the best in the State is improving the
jail property.
Now let some one introduce reso-
lutions at once condemning fast driv-
ing on Sunday.
II We had rock roads in this county
the boys would lot have killed theil
horses last Sunday.
l.. D. Shippee has just made II,
jacobson n of the prettiest flower
gardens in the State.
4. d. Alexander is building 8
house in West Mexico, where he
will open a grocery store.
large number of native Germans
ae coming direct from Germany tt
Aadrain and Galloway counties.
Don't fail to call at W. A. Morris
shd see the "red bat" 1t may be +;
curiosity to some of O u readers.
The Heat Fender Manufacturing
Company has quite an extensive shol
Id thls city. w. X. Potts is mana
ger.
lony Buckner is assistant teller q
ue savings Bank. Tony is a goo
10Y and will make a fine bushes
man.
lhe Guthrie News, a sprightly lii
Tie paper of Guthrie, Galloway cour
" Is a new enterprise. We wish
success.
very often in the history Of huma
events a small man combs down
o's One, and in no very gent
manner.
ne learn that Miss Annie Haffurt
".i leach at Marshall, Mo-, next yea
MSS Haffards Is one of the be
teachers in the State.
eounty Surveyor Rodgers was
.saaonla last week laying off tv
.uoi'lons to the town-one for J.
'faton, and one for R. B. Swift.
9 nave heard many and profu
compliments passed on the HardinCe
.sse Alumnae invitations. 1t is co!
s4ClH4 nhn