Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-01-06

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Read our market report, corrected
seeki.s.
see advertisement OF e9c. store in
this issue
We are glad TO sec Maj. Lawder
bone again
Coo l.. B. Fctter's advertisement
IN this issue.
Rsrues & Vineyard correct our
nsrket reports.
John Roseberry has The rheuma-
.ism very badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Houston spent
the holidays in Paris, Mo
..What did she have when you
..eslled" New Years day?
Mr.. and Mrs. Rines have gone to
Florida to spend the winter.
In the future the LEDGER will pub
rsb the land sales each week.
billiard Guthrie was at ZONE from
Kansas City during Christmas.
The LEDGER begins the year 1881
With brighter prospects than ever.
Our two new county judges will
he sworn in sometime in February.
Miss Belle Morris has the thanks OF
our society reporter for favors this
week.
Miss Julia Macfarlane, Of Mont
Oouery City, is visiting relatives in
this city.
The Laddonia Dramatic Company
cleared $50 at their Christmas enter
tsinment.
See the law card OF r. 3 Buckner
hnd Hon. II. Oliver in this issue of
the LEDGER.
You he'd better bring us in that
wood YOU promised before the spring
thaw comes.
We are glad to see j.. NJ. Melon
aid, our congenial piano man, again
sble to be out.
The younger set in society in Mex
leo never spent a more sociable OF
Joyous Chistmas.
Our ''paid ups are crowded out
again this week. They will appear
next week, sure.
We are sorry to know that B. b.
Tureman, who has been very sick, Is
not able to be out.
|. N. Lesem. business manager OF
the firm of David Bros. & Blum, is
happy. 1t is a son.
The infant son OF Conductor W. E
Towner, of the e. & A. R. R., dice
at Louisiana last week.
DR.. Pipino's office was entered one
day last week and his private desl
robbed of 500 in cash.
Governor-elect Crittenden will as
sumo the reins of State government
On the 10th of January.
The cards are out for the marriage
offs. P. Martin and Miss Belle Jones
both of this city, Jan. 1a.
Miss Bette Heligan, of Fulton, i
visiting Miss Annie Brown. an OLE
class mate, near Mexico.
Trey, NO., had 3 yelled prophe
procession Christmas morning. l
was a big thing On wheels.
T. j. Armsti ong and wife, spen'
the holidays at Macon City with ths
parents of Mrs. Armstrong.
John M. Clark has accepted the
agency of the old Continental Insur
snce Company of New York.
During the late holidays the lacl
Of fire works was noticeable. Fir
works are for the 4th of July.
The young people enjoyed a pleas
ant time at the residence of NJ. 7
Duncan on New Years night.
The LEDGER force is under man,
obligations to Rev. T. J. Wheat 70
asset EN- up to the oysters.
Mrs. c. NJ. Lakeland has returned
from Montgomery City. where sh'
spent the holidays with her mother
Billie Anderson, who for some tim
has been foreman of a Mexico paper
left for GAINESVILLE, his home. Tues
day.
Joe Boyd and A. B. FAINT, of Cal
laway, took two car loads of mule
and two Of hogs to St. Louis las
Monday.
Charles c. Davis sold to Ephrial
Hughes As head of two-year-old ca
tie averaging about 1850 lbs, at $50
per cwt.
Hon. Z. S. Ownby, of Monre
county, passed through to Jefferso
City Monday. He had his ''axe
With him.
W. G. Beckley, near Bachelo
will move to Auxvasse first of Marc|
having bought the Upton farm ne
that place.
Billy Graham, brother of Conduct
Jas. Graham, was badly hurt by t
ears t Roodhouse last week. T
will recover.
There is a social dance at L. Foote
n-night. Thanks for an invitatio
business engagements prevent o
being present.