Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-03
,...,re every night this week.

o.,,re every night this week.
:. ann club sill be revived in the
ag.
ns Charch and H""'e fFiil be issued
4 Monday.
: B. Kreton is now clerking for
!. Eabrieh.
- A. G. Turner, we are glad to
%, is much better
ssuday, the l4th of February, is
y.lentine's Day.
a,a't xii, any more qualls, prairie
ssens or pheasanfs.
e,apunleation by "A Parent
Sspear next week.
- s. W. Bickley's local concern
ss.er. in this issue.
Cunine our business cards, They
s all reset this week.
rse piano rattle will positively come
ksst Saturday night.
psr. ~. Gooch is at Louisiana,
,ssuns in the vineyard
Mss Maggie Dryden, of Warrenton,
visiting Miss Susie Hord.
Robert Hisey now has one of the
\ double teams in the State.
Gas is what We want. Now is the
b to make the arrangements.
The LEDGER till Jan. l, 1852, to
ks subscribers for sl.25.
there are to be couple Of mar.
,ss in Mexico during March.
Yesterday was grounding day !;
!, weeks more of cold weather.
D. N. Evans, of Kansas City, has
hen in Mexico a part Of this week.
Mrs. J B. Stanhope went to St.
8suis last week and heard Bernhardt.
James Carroll, our accommodate
/ y circuit clerk, has our thanks for
sFors.
Mrs. DR.. French has returned from
Tay pleasant visit to relatives in
&inois.
! Bob Mckinney has good reason to
khappy. The boy tips IL pounds
nd upwards.
/ Billy Cater has sold ''Happ,
3gk," the PAGER, to J. Carson, 0
aine county.
Mrs. L. NJ. Pease has returned
ane after very pleasant visit to re
sd7es in the East.
v. F. Reed, W. W. Fry and j
IkD. Trimble were in st. Louis ol
asiness last week.
"6race before meat always" S
|ays Sara Bernhardt when twittet
bout her thlnness.
Water sl.50, eggs SOC, butter 25c
|Eood S., etc. Delinquents, come Il
be front ere we starve.
". H. Hook is agent for a yer.
iae work on the LANDS of the Bi
|ae," by ]. W. McGarvey.
Just wait till We all have gas jet
|H our Offices and business houses
hen Mexico will be a city.
No. Sc drew tie orguinette priz
1t Psul's last Saturday. John J
Nolan held the lucky number.
". c. Hickey. of Centralia, ha
0ss number of hogs this season
'sd seems to have been the trouble
RoaG overseers should at ono
make arrangements to settle with tt
county court which meets in Febrl
ny.
J. W. Howell, of this city, thinl
'hls is beautiful weather-the mu
did not annoy him at all. 1t is
Ei. Z
1t Is now all plain enough why o.
Trend Dave Ewing did not lea,
Aadrain when he sold out sometin
iince.
Ex-Governor Hardin and wife a
visiting their niece, Mrs. Ralph Ts
"t, nee Miss Fannie Hardin, of s
Louis.
1t is to be hoped that MIR. Carrie
will consider the claims of the Smi
people and give John seat in tt
Cabinet.
The joke of the season is on G
Trend Dave Ewing, or his vail:
Which was carried by the day of
Wedding.
Carthage. Mo-, is going to hs
water works. That is just what
need. We must have a better 8,
ply Of water In Mexico.
The city council meets Mond
night, Feb. 14th. Let every citi:
make it a point to see his counciln
and ask him to vote for gas.
Hon. John A. Hockaday, of Fult
vas in Mexico last Friday attend
circuit court. Hockaday is one
sae leading men in the State.
Mrs. Ann Gordon is matron at
Alngo House. Mrs. Gordon has
oog experience in the hotel busln
aaa will prove Of great service.
ihe Jonesburg Journal is a
.ad newsy paper. 1t would be
Y. K. If some one would throw th
0ng prospectus in the shell DO
John j. Steele has returned fro
tefy pleasant trip to Jacksonv